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Rise up sunshine. Guess who's back? Back

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again. Just in time for Friday. I'm Koi

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Wire. Happy Friday. So happy to see you

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and so happy to soak up some more

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knowledge and information with all of

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you. We are going to start with this

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impending winter storm for which many of

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us in the United States are preparing.

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It is a potentially historic storm with

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nearly half of the US in its sights. The

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sprawling system is fueled by a blast of

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frigid air and is expected to bring

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major amounts of snow, ice, and freezing

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rain to more than two dozen states from

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Texas all the way east up to the

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northeast. Major cities like New York

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and Philadelphia could see their most

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snow in at least four years. And much of

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the South is bracing for devastating

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amounts of ice.

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>> I went to Home Depot. They were

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completely out of ice. I'm looking for

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rock salt. Said then I went to Lowe's

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and they were completely out and they

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called around to the other Lowe's and

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they were completely out.

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>> Governors across the country are

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declaring states of emergency and many

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cities could see bone chilling cold as

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temperatures plunge to potential record

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lows. 31 years working for Noah, uh

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there's only a handful of times that I

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can remember watches and warnings

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stretching 2,000 miles, right? and and

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you know, you look at that and half the

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country's population is going to see

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some sort of winter weather impact. So,

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you think about travel, you think of the

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dangers outside. This, like you were

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saying, this is a a triple impact,

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right? It's the snow. Some areas getting

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a foot of snow, some areas getting the

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ice, so south of that snow or areas that

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are going to get up to an inch of ice.

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That brings down power lines, that

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brings power outages to people. More

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than 125 million people could be

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impacted by travel delays, prolonged

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power outages, and dangerous conditions.

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So, let's all pay attention, no matter

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where we live, to our local weather

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forecast so we can be as prepared as

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possible for the storm. In New Zealand,

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a devastating landslide hit a popular

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camping area on the country's North

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Island. A landslide occurs when a

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massive amount of earth, rock, and other

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types of debris suddenly barreled down

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steep areas like mountain sides, burying

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anything in its path. In this case,

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heavy rains caused a massive wall of

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debris to slam into this popular camping

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area at the base of Mount Monganui,

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burying campers under tons of rubble.

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>> This huge tree crack and all this dirt

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come off like behind me. And then I look

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behind me and there's this huge

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landslide coming down. And I'm still

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shaking from it now. And um yeah, and

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then I turned around and I had to jump

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out from my seat as fast as I could and

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just run. And then I dived across the

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other pool and looking behind me and

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there was a caravan caravan coming like

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right behind me. It was like the

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scariest thing I've ever experienced in

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my life.

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>> With people still missing as of this

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taping, authorities are calling the

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disaster a once- ina century event. And

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they continue to search for survivors

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who may be trapped beneath the debris.

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Snapchat's parent company, Snap, Inc.,

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just agreed to settle a lawsuit over

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social media impacts on young people

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just days before the start of a trial. A

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19-year-old American is suing Snap, Tik

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Tok, Meta, and YouTube, accusing them of

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creating addictive features that harm

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young users mental health. The other

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three companies have not announced any

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settlements and are expected to face a

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jury in Los Angeles next week. Some

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legal analysts are comparing this case

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to the historic lawsuits against tobacco

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and opioid companies warning of

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substantial financial loss and rule

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changes.

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Pop quiz hot shot about how long have

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cats been domesticated by humans? 2,000

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years, 5,000 years, 10,000 or 20,000?

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If you said 10,000, perfect. Ancient

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Egyptians are believed to be the first

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civilization to keep cats as pets. They

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controlled rodents, protected grain

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stores, and helped protect against

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snakes. Have you ever been to a cafe or

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a restaurant where there's like these

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cats just hanging out inside? Well, New

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York's beloved bodega cats may soon face

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new parameters. A proposed bill would

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place them in a legal category

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establishing official health and safety

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guidelines for cats living in retail

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food stores. Local New York reporter

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Lindseay Tuckman has the story. Lydia

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Aguabia works at the flower stand at

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Clinton Fruit Market on 47th and 9inth

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in Hell's Kitchen. Her partner in crime

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is the bodega's resident cat, Poncha.

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>> Animals are love. Animals are happiness

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and animals has to be a responsibility

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for everyone. Panchcha and the rest of

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the city's likely thousands of bodega

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cats are the reason behind a proposed

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bill in the state legislature that would

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establish official health and safety

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guidelines for cats living in retail

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food stores. Standards like regular vet

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checkups, vaccines, and designated cat

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zones separate from food prep areas.

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Assembly member Linda Rosenthal, who

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represents the Upper West Side, introed

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the bill last spring, and it was moved

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to the Agriculture Committee just this

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month. If you adopt a an animal from the

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shelter, you have they have to be spayed

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or neutered. Um, you know, no telling

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where those kitties come from that that

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live in bodeas, but just to make sure. I

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mean, they they work. Um, you know,

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keeping mice and other vermin away, but

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they should also have access to a good

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place to to rest, um, good food, water.

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This proposal is separate from city

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legislation introduced last year that

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would ease enforcement for stores with

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cats, which under current health codes

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are technically not allowed. For New

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Yorkers who love bodega cats, they hope

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if the bill passes, the state makes it

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easy for small business owners to pay

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for healthcare.

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>> Maybe they don't have they don't want

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can afford it. Maybe I don't know, but

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um it's something that they could

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probably make a collection or some

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people could volunteer help out. The

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bill still needs to go through hearings

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and a vote before anything becomes a

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law. But one thing is for sure, these

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guys aren't going anywhere. It's just a

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matter of if and how they're regulated.

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>> Tay has done it again. Taylor Swift is

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now the youngest female artist ever to

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join the Songwriters Hall of Fame. To

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qualify, songwriters have to have a

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notable catalog of music, and they have

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to wait 20 years after the first

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commercial release of a song. At 36

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years old, Swift is celebrating the 20th

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anniversary of her first single, Tim

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>> McGra.

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>> Taylor released that when she was just

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16 years old. Her fellow inductees

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include Alana Moriceette, Kenny Loggins,

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and Kiss bandmates Paul Stanley, and

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Jean Simmons. The youngest artist ever

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inducted into the Hall of Fame, that

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would be Stevie Wonder at just 33 years

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old back in 1983.

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

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snake bitten rodeo star, 10-year-old

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Juliet Schubert from Colorado is not

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only a rock star, she is an inspiration.

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Bouncing back from a near fatal snake

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bite. Last June, she was playing with a

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friend. She opened a barn door and bam,

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she was bitten by a rattlesnake. It was

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so serious she had to be airlifted to a

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second hospital to get treated. Doctors

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used 18 vials of antivenenom to save

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her, but it was rodeo season and Juliet

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needed to get back on that horse to

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compete.

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>> It's the thing that I love to do the

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most. She rode almost the whole seasons

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on crutches and she had only one foot in

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the syrup because her foot was still

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swollen from the bite.

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>> She finished 2025 as the all-around

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champion in her age group for the Little

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Britches Youth Association. Tough as

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nails, Julia now carries the snakes

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rattle with her as a reminder to never

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give up. And her mom got her a saddle

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made to look like what else? Snakes

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skin. Way to not get rattled. Juliet,

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you are fantastic. Now, we have some

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shout outs today. The first one, not

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there. Go show them that right there.

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Miss Freeman at the Margaret K. Lewis

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School in Panama City, Florida. Thank

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you for this wreath, which you make to

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help raise money for extracurricular

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activities. Yeah, that's pretty sweet.

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and Miss Johnson at Prairie Winds Middle

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School in Mono, Minnesota, who sent this

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custom CNN 10 word search with some of

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our uh you know, our trademark phrases

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and all of the students names as well. I

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see you. Well done. Thank you so much.

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And from our YouTube channel comments,

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Mr. Green and all our historians at

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Newport High School in Newport,

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Kentucky, style is an attitude. Play

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that Friday music, Nadair. Make this

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world a better place this weekend. Be

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the spark of joy that someone needs. I'm

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Coy. This is CNN 10. It's been a

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blessing to spend this week with you.

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Heat.

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Heat.

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Heat.