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Title: Time For A Walk In Space
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: All 30 leaders of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization are meeting this week in Belgium. What do they hope to accomplish? A day after dozens of reported tornadoes struck Texas, at least one takes a toll on part of New Orleans. Today's show also reports on a half-day walk in space and a breakdown of the factors in gas prices.

Title: Why Are People Leaving Hong Kong?
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: Tens of thousands of people are leaving the city of Hong Kong, even though it's planning to relax some of its strict Covid measures in the weeks ahead. Severe weather has struck the American South, as a large storm system moves toward the Atlantic. And a massive engineering project finally wraps up in London, extending the city's famous Underground.

Title: The Supreme Court Confirmation Process
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: Another step is taken in the U.S. Supreme Court confirmation process. Dozens of wildfires scorch thousands of acres in Texas. Aid from around the world pours into the war-torn nation of Ukraine. And a naming competition is announced after the birth of a baby eaglet.

Title: Farming In America
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: Farming in America is one of today's main topics, as we explain what happens "between the war and the store": How does the conflict in Ukraine affect food prices across the Atlantic? We're also examining what both sides want for the war to end, and we're looking at signs that Russia's invasion is not going according to plan.

Title: Cost To Fill An Airplane Gas Tank?
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: The rising costs of jet fuel are starting to impact airline ticket prices, and today's show explains several factors involved. For the first time since 2018, the U.S. Federal Reserve has raised interest rates. In the French capital, the Eiffel Tower grows taller by 20 feet. And at MIT, researchers develop a kind of "listening" fabric.

The Effort To Rebuild Notre Dame Cathedral

Title: The Effort To Rebuild Notre Dame Cathedral
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: Is the United States about to do away with "standard time" and eliminate time changes altogether? That's our first topic this Thursday, and it's followed by a trip to France, where we're examining progress in the effort to rebuild Notre Dame Cathedral. And if you tried to break the M&M stacking record and failed, you'll find you're in good company.

Title: Delivering Cars Without All The Parts?
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: Experts on international affairs are concerned that China may be observing events in Ukraine and considering its own invasion of Taiwan. Amid shortages of semiconductors, some U.S. carmakers are delivering vehicles without certain features. And we're providing a bit of art education today with a primer on landscape art and an interview with a modern impressionist.

Where Will The Space Station Splash Down?

Title: Where Will The Space Station Splash Down?
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: Government officials representing Ukraine and Russia are holding regular meetings, but none has resulted in a ceasefire. As NASA prepares to decommission the ISS, we’re explaining how researchers are documenting day-to-day life in the orbiter. And a U.S. pharmacy chain tests out “cooler screens,” but some consumers are not impressed.

Title: Daylight-Saving Time Explained
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: This Wednesday will mark exactly two years since the U.S. government announced a 15-day plan to slow the spread of coronavirus. Today's show takes a quick look back at how the nation changed afterward. Despite the controversies associated with virtual learning, we're showing you how it's giving a sense of normalcy to some Ukrainian students. And despite the controversies associated with daylight-saving time, we're explaining why it exists in the first place.

Title: Baseball Is Coming Back
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: A preview of the 2022 U.S. Midterm Elections headlines today's show, as we give you an objective overview of what's at stake in November. We're also reporting on a tentative agreement in Major League Baseball, a bill that signals a major change for the U.S. Postal Service, and a cow on the loose in Los Angeles.

Title: Large Spiders In The Southeast
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: Thousands of people flee war-torn areas of Ukraine. South Korea elects a new leader. Hawaii becomes the last U.S. state to drop its mask mandate. Large spiders proliferate in the American Southeast. And sheep take over Paris' famous Champs-Élysées for a one-kilometer stroll.

Title: Explaining Rising Costs
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: The U.S. government has decided to ban imports of Russian energy commodities, and today's show begins by explaining what that means. With gas prices soaring, we're breaking down some reasons why food prices are also on the rise. And we're reporting on the effects of ongoing storms in eastern Australia.

Title: Tracking Tigers In Thailand
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: The plight of Ukrainian refugees is the focus of our first story today, as we take you to their nation's border with Moldova. Afterward, we're traveling to Thailand to show you how conservationists are working to help an endangered tiger subspecies. And we're examining a sort of Airbnb for dogs.

Title: A Remarkable Shipwreck Is Found
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: In today's show, a CNN reporter in Ukraine shows you what it's like for civilians to evacuate their war-torn city. In the state of Iowa, an emergency declaration speeds up aid to those whose homes were damaged by a tornado. And the discovery of a remarkably well-preserved shipwreck makes headlines from Lake Superior.

Title: Why Geography Matters To Russia
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: We're breaking out the maps in today's show to help illustrate the tensions between NATO and Russia over Ukraine. Afterward, we're speaking with the man who predicted a collision between a Chinese rocket stage and the moon. And a gymnast sets a giant high bar when it comes to high-bar giants.

Title: What's Real, And What's Fake?
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: With a flood of war-related information pouring in through social media, how do we vet the video clips we show you? That's the subject of today's first report on CNN 10. The ongoing lockout in Major League Baseball and the efforts to conserve some turtle and tortoise species in Bangladesh are today's other topics.

Title: Key Moments from the State of the Union
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: Highlights from the U.S. president's State of the Union speech and the opposing party's response are featured on today's show. Russia has stepped up its strikes in Ukraine, as a miles-long convoy of military equipment approaches the capital. And NASA says two galaxies are engaged in a cosmic game of tug-of-war.

What to Expect at the State of the Union

Title: What to Expect at the State of the Union
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: In advance of tonight's State of the Union address, we're providing some information about the speech and listing expected topics. A report on how sanctions can directly impact the Russian economy follows. And an Indian entrepreneur develops a sustainable alternative to plastic tableware.

Title: Life During Wartime in Ukraine
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: American officials say the Russian advance in Ukraine has been slower than the Russian government expected. Today's show explains why and gives you a sense of what conditions are like for civilians in Ukraine. Afterward, we're reporting on U.S. President Joe Biden's nominee to the Supreme Court. And we're fetching some unique information about a damaged doghouse.

Title: Russia Invades Ukraine
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: Following Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, today's show gives an overview of what's happening there and how international leaders are responding. Our other topics include efforts to "rewild" part of Portugal and the return of a long-lost dog to its owner.

Selecting the next Supreme Court nominee

Title: Selecting the next Supreme Court nominee
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: The U.S. Supreme Court confirmation process takes center stage today, as President Joe Biden prepares to announce his nominee to replace a retiring justice. Afterward, we're reporting on a trio of science stories: Two concern space, and one covers a volcanic eruption on Earth. Finally, a man earns a record for stacking M&Ms.

Title: A game of chess
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: Russian troops are on the ground in Ukraine, and NATO's Western allies are sanctioning Russia’s economy. As Britain's Queen Elizabeth II fights a Covid infection, we're looking back at her meetings with a dozen U.S. presidents. A teenage chess prodigy defeats a 31-year-old champion. And a camera in the woods perfectly captures a wild wolf's howl.

Title: China's relationship to the U.S.
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: After an update on the final medal count in the 2022 Winter Olympics, today's show is examining the history of the host country's up-and-down relationship with the United States. We're also reporting on an interruption in Mexico's avocado exports, and we're explaining how a woman's lost engagement ring was recently recovered from the snow.

Title: U.S. and Russian Forces On The Move
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: U.S. and Russian officials are giving very different indications about a potential Russian invasion of Ukraine. See how both of these nations are moving their troops around in the region. We're also headed out to sea to follow the path of a student-launched mini-boat that was lost and found again.

Title: 3G Is Going Away
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: 5G is the new G, so 3G is going like 2G: This is the first topic we're explaining today on CNN 10. A doping controversy involving a Russian figure skater is our next subject. And the economics of lumber, as well as some reasons why its prices are rising, round out our coverage this Thursday.

Title: A Collision Course With The Moon
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: Part of a rocket is on a collision course with the moon, but who launched it? A drought in the Iberian Peninsula causes the re-emergence of a village that was once covered by water. And one Super Bowl ad generated plenty of conversation, but it might not have brought the kind of publicity the company was seeking.

Title: Rich In Biodiversity
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: As the price of crude oil climbs, so do gasoline prices, and that threatens to worsen inflation. What are some of the factors behind this? In a Middle Eastern country that's rich in biodiversity, a professor from another continent educates university students about conservation. And a military helicopter takes off, but its pilots aren't flying it.

Title: Weather And War
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: How might the weather impact a possible Russian invasion of Ukraine? That forecast is first today on CNN 10. Female athletes at the 2022 Winter Olympics have set a number of records; when did women first compete in the Olympic Games? And speaking of records, a man who's made a career of setting new ones completes a major feat.

Title: 3D Printed Rockets?
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: If you're looking for a down-the-middle explanation of the truck convoy protests that are blocking Canada-U.S. border crossings, you've come to the right place. We're also exploring the advent of 3D printed rockets and the multistate and multiyear journey of a wayward cat.

Title: Harnessing Nuclear Fusion?
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: What is it like to live near a border where tens of thousands of opposing troops have gathered? Today's show takes you there. Afterward, we're jetting over to the United Kingdom, where scientists say they're one step closer to harnessing nuclear fusion. The impact of inflation on Super Bowl parties and a pet's attempt to calm down a passionate coach are also featured.

Title: Watch Out For Space Junk
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: Guidance on school mask mandates, "space junk," Valentine's Day spending, chimpanzee empathy, and goldens in Golden are all featured on this edition of CNN 10.

Chapters:
00:00 - New guidance on school mask mandates
01:57 - :10 Trivia
02:19 - Crashing space junk into the South Pacific
05:44 - America spends a lot on Valentine's Day
07:56 - Chimpanzees could be exhibiting signs of empathy
08:46 - 10 out of 10
09:14 - Puns and Shoutouts

Title: The Deepest Part Of The Ocean
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: Thalassophiles will surely love today's special edition of CNN 10, which takes us to a remote (and largely unexplored) part of the deep blue sea.

00:00 - Meet the undersea explorers who visited deepest part of the Mariana Trench
08:47 - :10 Trivia
9:10 - Puns and Shoutouts

Title: The Olympics Get Rolling
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: The Olympics get rolling despite bumps in the road, Britain's queen celebrates her Platinum Jubilee, and a mysterious space object signals from a vast distance.

Chapters:
00:00 - The Winter Olympics begin after some bumps in the road
02:17 - :10 Trivia
02:40 - Queen Elizabeth II celebrates her Platinum Jubilee
06:37 - A mysterious signal shining from deep space
08:39 - 10 out of 10
09:05 - Puns and Shoutouts

Title: A U.S. Military Raid
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: The U.S. military carries out a raid against an ISIS terrorist leader in northwestern Syria. A massive winter storm puts more than 100 million Americans under alert. We explore some inventive possibilities for Japan's extensive distribution of vending machines. And a Russian YouTuber makes a real-life lightsaber.

Chapters:
00:00 - The US military carries out a raid against ISIS in Syria
02:36 - Snow squalls and dangerous winter weather
04:47 - :10 Trivia
05:08 - Japanese vending machines are being used like never before
08:11 - Russian YouTuber creates a real-life lightsaber
08:41 - Puns and Shoutouts

Title: The Mood Near The Border
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: The United States is deploying 3,000 troops across three European countries, and today's show explains why and what the mood is like near Ukraine's eastern border with Russia. Afterward, we're reporting on a record number of job resignations in America, and we're taking you to a very remote part of the world where the International Space Station is likely to come down in the years ahead.

Chapters:
00:00 - A glimpse at the frontlines of Ukraine's standoff with Russia
05:21 - America's historic job resignations
06:14 - :10 Trivia
06:40 - Inside the International Space Station
09:02 - 10 out of 10
09:33 - Puns and Shoutouts

Title: Watch Out For The Megaflash Lightning
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: A trio of records is covered in today's show: Two are related to lightning, and one is related to ticket prices. The crash of an American fighter jet in the South China Sea is another complication in a contested region. And an indigenous woman is set to make history in the Olympics.

Title: Entering The Closed Loop
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: Just three days before the Beijing Winter Olympics kick off, what's it like to enter and move around in China's "closed-loop" system? Tigers and koalas roam in today's show, as we report on Lunar New Year and Australia's conservation efforts. And a community in Pennsylvania rallies around a teenager who volunteers to help others.

Chapters:
00:11 – Coronavirus and the Beijing Winter Olympics
04:24 – Lunar New Year
05:10 - :10 Trivia
05:32 – Australia’s Koalas at Risk of Going Extinct
08:24 – 10 out of 10
09:08 – Puns and Shoutouts

Title: Is It A Blizzard?
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: There's a specific definition of the word "blizzard" -- did the storm that recently struck the U.S. Northeast fit the bill? There's an investigation taking place into what caused a bridge to collapse in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania just hours before President Biden visited the city. And there's a growing shortage of pilots in the U.S.; what's being done to address it?

Chapters:
00:00 - What defines a blizzard?
03:27 - What caused the Pittsburgh, PA bridge collapse?
05:20 - :10 Trivia
05:43 - Pilots wanted in the USA
08:55 - 10 out of 10
09:22 - Puns and Shoutouts

Title: A Supreme Court Justice Looks To Retire
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: We begin this Friday's show with a look at Holocaust Remembrance Day and an account of how one survivor's letter was recently returned to her family. A U.S. Supreme Court justice looks toward retirement, and the government looks toward the nomination of his replacement. And a tortoise that was born before electric light was invented celebrates another birthday.

The Computer Chip Shortage | January 27, 2022

Title: The Computer Chip Shortage | January 27, 2022
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: A U.S. government report indicates the severity of the global computer chip shortage, but what's being done to address it? Though the concept of "rewilding" is controversial, a private game reserve sees progress in South Africa. And though some flying cars are getting limited regulatory approval, it may be awhile before they take off.

Olympic Dreams On The Line | January 26, 2022

Title: Olympic Dreams On The Line | January 26, 2022
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: Less than two weeks away from the 2022 Winter Olympics, some athletes are discussing their anxiety over missing events if they test positive for Covid. A new space telescope reaches its home in orbit, but it's not revolving around the Earth. And a young Walmart "shopper" places a massive furniture order.

Title: Lessons From Space | January 25, 2022
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: A violent crime wave rises in U.S. cities from coast to coast. The U.S. tells non-essential personnel to leave its embassy in Ukraine. A European astronaut discusses how some lessons learned on the International Space Station could be applied on Earth. And a photographer captures "ice pancakes" on Lake Michigan.

Title: Crypto Falling | January 24, 2022
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: The dramatically falling values of cryptocurrencies and the potential rise in U.S. interest rates are this week's first topics. We're discussing how an increase in mortgage rates could affect homebuyers. And we're looking at some of the pros and cons of wearable technology that's seeing increased use in sports.

Title: One Year In Office | January 21, 2022
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: U.S. President Joe Biden's first year has been one of ups and downs; today's show recaps a news conference he gave this week and examines some reporters' questions going forward. Divers discuss a newly discovered coral reef near Tahiti. A 19-year-old pilot makes history in an around-the-world flight. And Disney fans line up for hours to buy a special container of popcorn.

5G Antennas Near Airports? | January 20, 2022

Title: 5G Antennas Near Airports? | January 20, 2022
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: Concerns about drug overdoses in America, concerns about 5G antennas near U.S. airports, and concerns about carbon dioxide are some of today's subjects on CNN 10. We're also reporting on a skin-care product that looks like a bunch of baloney -- or at least bologna.

A Massive Volcanic Eruption | January 19, 2022

Title: A Massive Volcanic Eruption | January 19, 2022
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: It's been several days since a massive volcanic eruption caused a tsunami near Tonga, so why is it so difficult to get information about the status of the islands? Wages in the U.S. have been growing in several job fields, but why is there a labor shortage? And what is newsworthy about an old letter written by a soldier to his mother? The answers to all of these questions are featured on today's show!

Challenges For The 2022 Winter Olympics | January 18, 2021

Title: Challenges For The 2022 Winter Olympics | January 18, 2021
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: Less than three weeks from the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing, we're examining the unique challenges posed by China's strict Covid-19 regulations and a rapidly spreading variant of the disease. Afterward, we're looking back at the history of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday and listening to some passages of his influential speeches. And we're showing you a rare glimpse of a colorful, caped cephalopod.

A Leaning Skyscraper? | January 14, 2022

Title: A Leaning Skyscraper? | January 14, 2022
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled on two controversial vaccine mandates by the federal government. Today's show gives a down-the-middle explanation of the high court's decisions. After a look at a leaning tower in Seattle, we're exploring some history of how skyscrapers changed cityscapes. And we're reporting on the rescue of a young dolphin in Miami.

Title: An Asteroid Fly-By | January 13, 2022
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: Concerns and causes centering on inflation lead off our show this Thursday. That report is followed by a look at an asteroid "fly-by." Then, we're off to the United Kingdom to explore the remains of an ancient Roman town. And we explain why a squid sighting in the deep sea is making news.

A Missile Test And Fish Try To Drive | January 12, 2022

Title: A Missile Test And Fish Try To Drive | January 12, 2022
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 5 years ago
Description: North Korea test-fires a dangerous type of missile, home flippers, discuss the challenges they're facing, and an Israeli study examines whether fish can 'drive.'

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