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What's up, sunshine? I'm Koi Wire here

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with your 10 minutes of news and a

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teacher time Tuesday this February 3rd.

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Shout out to all the educators and

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mentors out there for informing and

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inspiring us. Give your teacher a

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handshake, a high five, or a salute. Let

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them know I see you. Strong set of

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stories for you today. Only 10 minutes

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to do it. So, let's get to it. We start

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in Minnesota where federal officials say

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they are working toward a quote draw

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down of immigration enforcement

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operations in the state. It follows

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weeks of growing tensions in Minneapolis

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where immigration agents have drawn

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heavy criticism from residents over

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their tactics. That includes the

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detention of a 5-year-old prek student

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who was detained earlier this month

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along with his dad. They were sent to a

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facility across the country in Texas.

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The child's father is originally from

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Ecuador. The US Department of Homeland

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Security says Immigration and Customs

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Enforcement did not target or arrest the

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young boy and said his mother refused to

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take him and that his father told

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officers he wanted the boy to stay with

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him while being apprehended. The

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incident drew nationwide frustration and

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concern. And over the weekend, a federal

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judge ordered their immediate release,

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calling the detention illegal. Soon

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after, the two returned to Minnesota.

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However, their legal fight over their

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future may just be getting started. Our

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Julia Vargas Jones has more.

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>> Liam Kjo Ramos and his father, Adrian,

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are now back in Minnesota. That's

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according to Congressman Hakeim Coer,

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who posted on X that yesterday,

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5-year-old Liam and his dad at Adrian

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were released from Dilly Detention

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Center. I picked them up last night and

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escorted them back to Minnesota this

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morning. Liam is now home with his hat

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and his backpack. Thank you to everyone

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who demanded freedom for Liam. We won't

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stop until all children and families are

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home. The congressman then uh posted a

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number of photos of the journey of Liam

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with his dad uh the travels and then

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Liam at home and also a handwritten note

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where he says uh Liam, welcome home. I

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know the past two weeks have been very

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rough to say the least. No child should

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have to go through what you endured.

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Liam's school district also posted a

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statement saying that they are so happy

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that Liam and his father have returned

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home to be reunified with his mother,

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brother, and our community. Now, at the

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same time on Sunday, the deputy attorney

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general Todd Blanch said that the

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government will appeal the decision of

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this Texas judge, saying that there is a

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question of whether or not Liam and his

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family had been going through the legal

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proceedings of immigration. Now, an

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attorney for the family had told CNN

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that Liam and his family did enter the

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United States in December 2024 in Texas

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and immediately applied for asylum. They

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said that they were following all the

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established protocols pursuing their

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claim for asylum, showing up for their

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court hearings, imposed no safety or

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flight risk and should never have been

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detained. Now, in the decision from the

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judge in West Texas who ordered the

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release of Liam and his father, uh the

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judge went through a scathing review,

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really a blistering criticism of how the

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federal government has been conducting

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uh its immigration enforcement actions.

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This judge went as far as to include a

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picture of Liam in the decision uh and

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then quoting verses from the Bible.

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again the government now saying that he

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will be appealing the decision from this

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judge. Uh the judge's argument though

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not necessarily that Liam and his father

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should not be deported if an immigration

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court uh does find their application to

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be insufficient. Uh what this judge was

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asking for was solely a quote orderly

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and humane policy.

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>> One of the biggest nights for music came

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with some major high notes this past

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Sunday. The Grammy Awards wrapped up in

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Los Angeles with milestone moments

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stretching across genres, generations,

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and languages. It was an historic moment

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for Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny, who

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won album of the year with Deer Masotos.

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The win marked the first time a fully

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Spanish language album has received the

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award in the Grammys 68-year run. In his

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acceptance speech, Bad Bunny spoke about

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his love for his roots and called for

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unity and compassion. The hit song

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Golden from the animated movie K-pop

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Demon Hunters won best song written for

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visual media, marking the first Grammy

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win for the K-pop genre. The human

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singers behind the animated characters

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reacted with excitement, calling the

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moment surreal, celebrating what it

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means for K-pop fans around the world.

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Rap history was made. Kendrick Lamar won

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five awards that night, including record

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of the year with his song Luther

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featuring Siza, pushing his career total

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to 27 Grammys, most ever by a rapper.

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And one of the youngest history makers

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of the night was just 8 years old. Rav

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won best children's music album

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alongside her father, Fuch, for their

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album Harmony. That win makes RV the

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youngest individually credited Grammy

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winner ever. From record-breaking

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legends to firsttime winners, this

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year's Grammys highlighted how music can

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break barriers and bring people

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together.

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Pop quiz hot shot. Women's ice hockey

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made its Olympic debut at which winter

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games? Lilah in '94, Nagono in '98, Salt

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Lake City in O2, or Vancouver in 2010?

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Nagono get anything past you if you said

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Nagono. The US women's team took home

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gold in the first ever Olympic women's

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hockey tournament, but their fierce

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rivals, Canada, hold the most medals in

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the sport. The 2026 Winter Olympics is

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fast approaching, and the countdown is

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on for athletes and fans around the

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world ahead of the opening ceremony,

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which is on Friday. And these games

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feature some truly trailblazing

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Olympians. And I can't wait to share

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their stories with you. We spoke with

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Team USA's Ila Edwards, a rising hockey

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star who is preparing for her very first

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Olympics and she is determined to open

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doors for others along the way.

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>> One of my main focuses is paving the way

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for future generations. I think I've

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been, you know, gifted that role and

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that position to have an impact on

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people and to continue to pave the way

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for, you know, minorities and honestly

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anyone, but more specifically minorities

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because this is not a sport where

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minorities are seen often. So, I think

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as of now, I'm just doing the best I can

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to make the game more inclusive.

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I've dreamt of competing in the Olympics

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for about 12 years now. My dad played

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hockey when he was younger, so as soon

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as I could even crawl, he had me in

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skates.

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Being a trailblazer has definitely been

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a privilege. It's been overwhelming at

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times, but a long time ago, I decided to

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take it and run with it. So, do what I

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can to benefit as many people as I can

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with it. You know, I could have shied

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away from it and not, you know, not made

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it a goal of mine to help others, but

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that's just not how I'm wired. I mean,

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there were times where I didn't see

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anyone at the highest levels looking

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like me. So, I would have some doubt

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here and there, but I persevered. And I

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think it's just so important, you know,

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to have that someone that looks like

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you. It's just it literally shows that

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you can do it, too. A little black girl

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sitting at home and sees me on the TV

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playing at the Olympics, like, "Wow, you

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know, Leila did it. I can do it, too."

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Or, "Layla plays hockey. Maybe I can try

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it out and see how I like it." Just

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simple things like that. And just to be

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that representation is really important.

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As much as I want to embrace, you know,

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being that role model and being a

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minority in this game, I also want to

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just be seen for who I am as a player.

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So to be recognized as that after games

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is refreshing and it makes me feel good

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that I'm also known for my ability on

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the ice and my leadership and my

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athletic ability, anything like that, I

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think it's comforting. To make my first

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Olympics still doesn't feel real yet.

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It's something I've literally thought

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about almost every day. I want to

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represent my country the highest level

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playing the sport I love. Winning an

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Olympic medal. It's crazy to even think

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about um for it to be a possibility. I'm

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very grateful. But to win one would mean

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the world and would mean that you know

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I've done something right in this long

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process. But yeah, it would be

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unbelievable.

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Today's story getting a 10 out of 10.

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One budding sports reporter getting a

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super opportunity that'll bowl you over.

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9-year-old Patriots super fan Lewis

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Devito is getting the chance of a

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lifetime after winning a nationwide

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contest. He's headed to Super Bowl 60 as

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this year's kid reporter. Lewis beat out

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a crowd of nearly 200,000 for the gig

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and he crushed the audition.

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>> I have some fun questions to ask if I

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had the chance to talk with an NFL

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player.

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When you were a kid, did you ever get in

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trouble for playing football in your

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house? Oh, no. It's not. My mom does not

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like it.

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>> Now, Lewis and his dad get to cheer on

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their hometown Patriots in person while

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the rest of the family will watch from

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home.

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>> There's quite a lot of jealousy, but um

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but it's overall they've handled it

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pretty well.

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>> He'll even have a chance to go

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one-on-one with his favorite player,

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Patriots quarterback Drake May. And you

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better believe he has questions ready to

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go.

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>> I was also gonna ask Jake May from one

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picky eater to another, what's his

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favorite pregame meal?

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>> Hut. From one sports reporter to

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another, good luck to you, Louis. I know

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you will crush it, but please don't come

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for my job. Thank you very much. All

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right, superstars. Two shoutouts for you

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today. First one goes to Mr. Verlott at

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Orange Lutheran High School in Orange,

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California. Thank you for subscribing to

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our CNN 10 YouTube channel. You rock.

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And this shout out goes around the world

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to Mrs. Swisser at Nitsubberg Middle

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School in Echinbach, Germany. Thank you

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for including us in your classroom and

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thank you for your service teaching all

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those awesome students on the military

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base there. All right, tomorrow is your

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