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What's up, sunshine? I'm Ky Wire. This

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is CNN 10. We have your 10 minutes of

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news for Thursday, November 20th. Happy

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Friday Eve. We are officially one week

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from Thanksgiving, and we would just

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like to let you know how grateful we are

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for you. Without further ado, let's get

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you your news. We have new developments

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in the investigation of Baltimore's

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Francis Scott Key Bridge, which

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collapsed last spring. Six people died

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when the bridge crumbled into the

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Baltimore Harbor after it sustained a

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direct hit from the Dolly, a 213 million

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pound cargo ship that had lost power.

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Now, the National Transportation Safety

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Board or NTSB says they believe they

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found the primary cause of the power

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outage that led to the crash. Our Brian

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Todd has more. NTSB investigators in

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determining the probable cause of the

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collision that brought down Baltimore's

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Franciscott Key Bridge last year

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determined that one key failure really

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triggered a series of other events and

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that was the faulty wire connection. A

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wire, a signal wire connected to a

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circuit breaker was not properly

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connected because there was a label

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sticker placed too close on the wire to

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the connection point. We have a diagram

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that they showed of that wire and how it

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should have been placed. Uh this label

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was poorly placed on the wire kind of at

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the base of the wire preventing the wire

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from being fully connected to the

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circuit breaker and that was placed

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there loosely at the time of the ship

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was built about 10 years ago. And they

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said that that caused the first

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blackout. That loosely placed wire

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caused the first blackout which of

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course triggered a series of events, a

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second blackout and then the failure of

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the emergency generator. Um, you know,

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Jennifer Hamdy, the NTS, NTSB

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chairwoman, said that this vessel is

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about as long as the Eiffel Tower is

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tall. And trying to find a loose wire on

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a ship like this is like trying to find

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a loose bolt on the Eiffel Tower. Now to

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a peculiar approach to deterring some

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very unwelcome guests in the city of Ha

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in Japan. A bright pink googlyeyed drone

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is now patrolling the skies with a

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barking megaphone in a bid to scare off

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bears. They can even deploy

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firecrackers. Local officials say the

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earth sign visitors have wre havoc on

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local apple and peach orchards as they

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gear up for hibernation and sightings

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have increased eightfold over the last

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year. We examined whether to drive the

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bears away by hand or use dogs.

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Ultimately, we decided on a method that

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could be enacted immediately. And after

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careful consideration, we chose to use

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drones for bear deterrence. While it may

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be a silly looking solution, it's

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addressing a serious problem. According

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to Japanese media, a record 220 people

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have been injured in bear attacks across

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the country. Since April, 13 people have

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tragically died. The army was even

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deployed earlier this month to help

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local authorities cull bears in the

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country's rugged northern region.

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Pop quiz, hot shot. What was the

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dominant internet search engine before

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Google rose to prominence? Ask Jeieves

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Alta Vista Dog Pile or Bing.

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If you said Alta Vista, your search is

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over. The website claimed to have

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indexed 20 million pages. Massive number

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for 1995. It quickly became known for

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its speed. For context, though, Google's

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index contains hundreds of billions of

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web pages today. The internet is

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constantly growing, changing, and

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evolving. But have you ever wondered if

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it's possible to keep a record of

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everything that's ever been posted

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online? That's exactly what one group is

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attempting to do. The Internet Archive

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has been saving a page by page record of

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the entire web for nearly three decades.

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Our Hadas Gold had a chance to browse

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their San Francisco headquarters to see

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how the mind-blowing operation works and

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how they're bracing for the age of AI.

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Brewster Kale started the Internet

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Archive in 1996 when a year's worth of

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websites was just two terabytes which

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could easily fit on just one of these

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hard drives.

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Now the hum of servers fills the stained

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glass adorn sanctuary where 150

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terabytes worth of the internet are

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saved every day.

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>> So every time a light blinks is either

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somebody uploading something or

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downloading something from the internet

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archive. This year, the Trump

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administration deleted thousands of

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government web pages. When everything

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from health policies to achievements by

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minority military members disappeared,

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the internet archive was able to help

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show and preserve what had been removed.

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>> This change was huge. Whole sections of

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the web uh came down. They have a new

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point of view and that's why we have

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libraries to go and have the record.

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>> Do you ever feel that what the internet

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archive is doing is preserving truth?

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The internet archive preserves a record

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and um whether it's true or not is

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actually for others to interpret.

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>> To protect against future threats, both

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physical and political, the internet

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archive has copies of its servers in

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multiple locations around the world.

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>> Are you concerned at all that you guys

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will be targeted at some point?

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>> Let's go and make it so that there's

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different points of view stored and made

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permanently accessible in different

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environments. So, libraries have always

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been under attack. Now, more than during

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my lifetime. Um, but let's go and um

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live up to the moment.

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>> We're seeing the rise of AI. Should be

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recording something that was created by

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AI in the same way we would record

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things that were created by humans.

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>> We're starting some experimental

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programs because so many people are

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turning to the chat bots as a news

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source and so they're going and just

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typing these things in. It's a

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preliminary project still to go and

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record what did the different chat bots

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say about the current affairs. So we

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want a record of our times and this is

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just another aspect of it.

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>> And they don't just save web pages,

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libraries, museums or really anyone can

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ask the team to digitize and help

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preserve physical records such as music,

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TV, and books.

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>> This is 1947. We had electricity

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already. Let me show you what happened

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in 1927.

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So this is what 1927

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sounded like.

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>> Books are carefully photographed page by

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page, digitized, and posted online.

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>> Here we go. Boink.

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>> Even entire vintage video games are

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preserved, playable without the need of

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old consoles.

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>> My browser is going to be running a

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JavaScript IBM PC and using the Internet

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Archive as a giant floppy drive. The

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archive has recently emerged from years

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of legal battles over copyright claims

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and is celebrating saving more than one

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trillion web pages, meeting their fans

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and supporters offline. There are a lot

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of people that are just passionate about

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the cause. There's a cyberpunk

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atmosphere.

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>> You know, this day and age when truth

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has become increasingly hard to find,

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it's nice to have a hard copy of

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something that was actually, you know,

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out there.

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>> A party they hope to host again with the

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next trillion pages. kid. Honestly, I

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could go on and on. I could explain

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every natural phenomenon, the tide, the

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grass, the ground. Instead, we have news

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about Disney releasing a first look at

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the liveaction adaptation of Moana.

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>> 17-year-old Katherine Laga plays the

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title character in the musical

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adventure. Her grandparents are Samoan

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natives, so she says she is proud to

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honor her Pacific Island heritage.

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Dwayne Johnson, aka The Rock, returns as

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the demagod Maui. This will be Disney's

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quickest turnaround between an animated

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movie and a liveaction remake coming

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just 10 years after the original. The

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liveaction Moana sales into theaters in

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July of 2026. You're welcome.

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

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Dodgers holiday tradition giving fans

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something extra to be thankful for. The

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World Series champs hosted their annual

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Thanksgiving drive-thru turkey giveaway

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at the Dream Center. They handed out

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1,500 Thanksgiving feasts. Will Klein,

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one of the pitchers in that marathon

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game three of the World Series, put that

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arm to good use, tossing out meals to

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people in need. It's just really great

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to be able to give back uh to the

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community in LA, especially you know

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with all the support that they've showed

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us and you know everything that's going

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on here and all the hardships that that

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have been happening to these people and

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so it's it's nice to be able to give

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back and just growing up like my mom

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taught a lot of like underprivileged and

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underfunded uh students and stuff. So

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just be able to do my part and you know

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learn from learn from her experience was

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is really nice.

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>> Get those wheels turning and think about

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how you might be able to lift someone's

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spirit this holiday season. All right,

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speaking of Thanksgiving feasts, I have

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a shout out. A delicious package we

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received from these lovely folks here at

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Washington Intermediate School District

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in Chelsea, Michigan. They took a field

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trip to Jiffy Cornbread headquarters.

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Look what they brought us, y'all. They

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got to meet with their CEO and they sent

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us some souvenirs. My team and I will

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absolutely make good use of these. We

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will enjoy them very much. And the rest

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of them, we're going to bake up and give

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them to some folks who might need them.

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Thank you. I have another shout out now.

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This one goes to our friends at Crescent

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City in Crescent City, California. Mr.

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Rice, Mrs. Bachmann, and friends at

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Redwood Elementary School. Thank you for

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making us part of your day. Go on out.

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Make someone smile today. I'll see you

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again next time. Let's make it tomorrow,

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shall we? I'm Koi Wire and we are CNN

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head.