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Rise up sunshine. Happy Friday. Fry.

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Yay. I'm Koi Wire. Welcome to CNN 10. I

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am packing my bags to cover the College

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Football Playoff National Championship

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between the Miami Hurricanes in the

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Indiana Hooers. So, if you are down in

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the 305 and you see your guy, come say

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hi. Now, let's get our minds right and

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finish this week strong. Four astronauts

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are safely back on Earth after health

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concerns forced a rare early departure

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from the International Space Station or

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ISS. The crew 11 astronauts successfully

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splashed down in the Pacific Ocean early

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Thursday, about 10 hours after undocking

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from the ISS aboard a SpaceX Crew Dragon

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capsule. It kept a week-long effort to

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get them home after NASA announced they

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were cancelling an upcoming spacew walk

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due to an unnamed crew member's medical

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issue.

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>> On behalf of SpaceX and NASA, welcome

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home, Crew 11.

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>> SpaceX Dragon, it's so good to be home.

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With deep gratitude to the team who got

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us there and back.

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>> The crew was all smiles as they exited

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the capsule, giving a thumbs up as they

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took their first steps after more than 5

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months in space. They were taken to a

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nearby hospital for routine medical

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checks, which is common protocol due to

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the strenuous toll that re-entry into

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the Earth's atmosphere takes on the

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body. Officials did not reveal what the

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medical concerns are for the unnamed

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astronaut, though they did say it was

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not due to an injury. They also said

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it's easier to examine them at a fully

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equipped medical facility back here on

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Earth.

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>> Obviously, we took this action because

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it was a it was a serious medical

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condition, right? [snorts] Um so uh you

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know in that respect it was a serious

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situation. The astronaut in question is

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fine uh right now. Good spirits and and

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going through the proper um you know the

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proper medical the medical checkouts.

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>> The early departure has left the ISS

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with a skeleton crew of just three

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astronauts manning operations until crew

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12 astronauts arrive next month to take

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over. All right. Some may have thought

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this was an old wives tale, but now

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there is scientific proof that horses

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can sense fear and that they can

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actually smell it. And one of the most

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intriguing aspects of this discovery is

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how researchers figured this out. If

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you're like me, you might be wondering,

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what does fear even smell like? Well,

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scientists at the French Institute for

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Horse and Riding put cotton pads in the

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armpits of study participants. Then they

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showed the participants either scary or

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joyful videos to collect what they call

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odor compounds. Then researchers put

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those pads on the muzzles of 43 horses

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to see how they reacted. The horses who

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smelled fear were more likely to startle

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easily, less likely to approach people,

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less likely to be inquisitive and

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investigate unfamiliar objects. Here's

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the advice from the scientists involved.

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Though you can't control the smells you

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give off when afraid, when you're on or

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near a horse, you should quote, "Focus

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on relaxing so you can ride calmly and

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without fear."

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Pop quiz hot shot. What is the valid

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target area in foil fencing? The entire

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body, the torso only, the head and arms,

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or from waist down.

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If you said torso on guard, the minimum

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score needed to win a standard

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individual advancing about is 15 touches

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unless time runs out. I'll try not to

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foil this next story with too many puns

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and get right to the point. In Qatar, a

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former team USA fencing phenom is paying

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it forward and writing her latest

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chapter. It Muhammad made history at the

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2016 Rio games, becoming not only the

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first American woman to compete in a

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hijab, but also the first Muslim

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American woman to win an Olympic medal.

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Now, the trailblazing athlete is helping

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a new generation of female fencers hone

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their skills. Aratias Gre picked up a

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sword for an uplose encounter.

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[music]

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Welcome to the rec center in Education

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City where today [music] I'll be

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speaking to US Olympic fencer Muhammad

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who became a household name overnight at

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Rio 2016 when she became the first US

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[music] athlete to wear a hijab at an

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Olympic games. Ali

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>> now in Qatar she is aiming to inspire

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and empower young girls to get into

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sport but in particular [music] into

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fencing.

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Hulk attack you as she can. Good job.

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>> I heard maybe one of you is going to

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fence against me.

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[laughter]

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>> So, whoever it is, just take it easy.

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Okay,

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>> Matas, you ready? [music] Crash course,

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guys. Come on.

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>> I'm about to play a game of fencing.

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Simon says, but this version [music]

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with a sword in my hand.

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>> This is your blade.

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>> Okay, everybody have a blade.

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>> All right, you ready?

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>> First,

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>> Simon says.

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>> As ready as I'll ever be. Okay, Simon

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says advance.

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Retreat.

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We got to wait for Simon.

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>> All right,

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>> I'm [laughter] out. Where do we go?

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>> Simon says retreat. Simon says retreat.

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Simon says advance. Lunch.

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[laughter]

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>> While it might be too late for me to

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make the Olympics, these girls seem to

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have the talent and work ethic to go all

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the way. And learning from an Olympic

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medalist like Ipage will certainly help.

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>> And how have you found working with?

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>> She's been very nice. She's a very nice

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and [music] sweet person.

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>> Her tips are very helpful. And I can

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feel they're like relatable cuz she's

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been where I've been and much more. So

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I'm hoping to reach where she [music]

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has reached.

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>> One of the girls that I spoke to

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actually said that her motivation to get

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into fencing was because she saw you at

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Rio 2016. I mean, when you hear stories

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like that from girls that you're

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teaching, [music] how does that make you

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feel?

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>> You know, it gives me chills cuz

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sometimes I forget that I actually went

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to the Olympics and won a medal. You

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[clears throat] dedicate all of your

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time, all of your energy into a dream,

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and you don't always know if that dream

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will come to fruition. To have that

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moment come true for me and and and go

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to the Olympics and win a medal, but

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then icing on the cake, you know, to

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inspire [music] the next generation and

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>> recover. I hope that

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>> anything I've done in sport, these girls

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are able to achieve a lot more because I

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do believe that things become easier

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when you've seen it done and you know

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that it it's it's possible for you.

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>> For Army, this news hit like a mic drop.

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BTS is back inside a small restaurant in

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Seoul. The walls are filled with

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posters, photos, and notes honoring the

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global pop icons BTS, a spot the group

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visited as trainees. Today, fans from

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around the world gather there over

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Korean food to celebrate the long

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awaited news. BTS, the group that

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notched multiple number ones on the

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Billboard charts and became the first

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K-pop act to win major awards like

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artist of the year at the AMAs, is

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returning with a new album and a world

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tour. The group recently announced their

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first new album in more than three

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years. It'll be released in March,

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followed by a world tour starting in

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April. The tour launches in Goyang,

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South Korea before heading across Asia,

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the US, and Europe with more shows on

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the way. BTS paused group activities

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while its seven members completed South

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Korea's mandatory military service,

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making this reunion even more

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meaningful. And now, after years of

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waiting, the countdown is on. Because

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for BTS and Army, the best really is yet

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to come.

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Today's story getting a 10 out of 10

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shows that when history meets harmony,

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the lesson just might hit the right

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note.

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>> We've been trying to find ways to use AI

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in different, you know, aspects as in

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our teaching.

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>> At Highland Middle School in Arkansas,

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8th grade social studies teacher John

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Perry Mai already used music to support

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learning. Well, when he found few

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resources focused on their state's

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history, he began creating his own.

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Writing the lyrics and choosing the

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style, letting AI handle the music

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arrangement.

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>> I try to make my prompts really precise.

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I'll add in files as well of like

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documents so I know it's pulling from

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accurate information. I always proofread

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everything. Mai says the music keeps

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students engaged and helps reinforce key

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concepts often replaying in their heads

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during class and tests. This has

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inspired students to create their own

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songs and poems. Talk about educational

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remix. Let's try it. What's up sunshine?

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We did it again. I'm Koi Wire. This is

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CNN 10. News straight down the middle

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that goes by just like a blink. I simply

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tell you the what, letting you decide

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what to think. Shout out time. This one

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goes to Mr. Muzlay at Oakrest High

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School in Maze Landing, New Jersey.

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Thank you for making us a part of your

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day. Rise up. And we just hit 100,000

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followers on Instagram. So, big shout

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out to all of you following us at CNN

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10, including Mr. Rodman at Hunter High

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School in West Valley City, Utah. You

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rock. Play that Friday music nod. Go

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out. Be the spark of joy someone needs.

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Remember that happiness isn't some ideal

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we have to chase or find. It's right

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here, right now. All we have to do is

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embrace it. You are more powerful than

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you know. Have an awesome weekend. I'll

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see you in Miami. I'm Koi Wire and we

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are CNN 10.

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