CNN 10
The End Of President Trump's Impeachment Trial | February 6, 2020
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- The End Of President Trump's Impeachment Trial | February 6, 2020
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- The U.S. Senate acquittal of President Donald Trump is our first topic this Thursday. After a down-the-middle explanation of that, we're updating you on the status of the Wuhan coronavirus. And we're explaining how a type of "solar window" could change the way buildings are powered, though the technology has limitations.
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- Addressing The Nation | February 5, 2020
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- After we explore some history of the U.S. presidential State of the Union address, we're bringing you some highlights of President Donald Trump's fourth annual message to Congress. That's followed by some highlights of the Democratic Party's response. And we're also explaining what we know about complications with the Iowa caucuses.
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- Explaining The State Of The Union Address | February 4, 2020
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- 10:00
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- 7 years ago
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- Political headlines from the U.S. and abroad kick off today's show. The Iowa caucuses, the presidential State of the Union address, and the British exit from the European Union are our first three topics. We're also showing you a close-up of the sun's surface that was captured by a telescope in Hawaii.
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- A Twin Study In Space | February 3, 2020
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- A study by NASA is the focus of today's special edition of CNN 10. How does a year in orbit impact one twin while the other stayed on terra firma as the control? Get ready for launch!
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- This Is Your Brain On Mars
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- 4:53
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- 7 years ago
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- Can the human brain handle living on Mars? The research continues on the quest to send humans beyond the moon. Check out this NASA project where a group of six volunteers lived inside a small dome, on top of a volcano in Alaska, for 8 months, pretending to be on Mars.
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- 98.6 Degrees: No Longer The Standard? | January 31, 2020
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- Concerns about the Wuhan coronavirus have spread from land to sea and air. A new study indicates that 98.6 degrees may no longer be the standard human body temperature. Google decides to phase out third-party cookies, but other kinds remain. And Finnish stargazers capture an extraordinary aurora.
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- Candidates Final Push To Win Iowa | January 30, 2020
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- As U.S. presidential campaigning heats up in Iowa, we're explaining why this state is so important in the nomination process. The Federal Reserve has decided to keep interest rates where they are, so we're examining the significance of that decision. And we're updating the status of a mayoral race that's filled with barnyard fun.
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- A Plan For Peace In The Middle East | January 29, 2020
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- U.S. President Donald Trump unveils a plan for peace in the Middle East, and it receives both praise and criticism. A report that comes along once in a blue moon follows. And while supporters say smart factories are the manufacturing hubs of the future, they come with some significant downsides.
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- A Look At The Next Mars Rover | January 28, 2020
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- Perspective on the Wuhan coronavirus and a look at some of the international challenges it's presented are today's first subjects. A prediction for global economic growth follows, along with reports on "stress tests" for banks and another mission to Mars. Finally today, we're taking a trip down a mountain coaster.
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- How Does A Caucus Work? | January 27, 2020
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- 10:02
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- 7 years ago
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- One week away from the Iowa caucuses, CNN 10 is updating you on the status of the U.S. presidential race and explaining how caucuses work. After that, we're reporting on the untimely death of a U.S. basketball champion. And as football fans gear up for the Super Bowl, we're examining what companies pay to advertise and why they're willing to do it.
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- 75 Years Since The Liberation Of Auschwitz | January 24, 2020
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- January 2020 marks 75 years since Soviet troops liberated the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp. Today's show features reports on the camp itself and a Holocaust remembrance center in Israel. We're also explaining what it was like to leave China's Wuhan province before a lockdown took effect. And we're examining the construction of Super Bowl footballs.
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- The World's Largest Annual Human Migration | January 23, 2020
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- A widely spreading virus coincides with the world's largest, annual human migration in China. Conservationists see success in a program to increase the numbers of a rare bird in New Zealand. And people in South Florida are warned to be on guard against falling iguanas, as temperatures reach unusual lows.
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- Treaty To Protect The Wreckage Of The Titanic | January 22, 2020
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- Welcome to a new edition of CNN 10! The first topic we're explaining today is the role of the Chief Justice of the United States in a Senate impeachment trial. That's followed by a report on an international treaty concerning the wreckage of the Titanic. And a new type of protein powder shows potential as a food source, but it has some significant drawbacks.
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- U.S. Senate Begins Impeachment Trial | January 21, 2020
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- The U.S. Senate has opened an impeachment trial for President Donald Trump. A mysterious virus has surfaced in China, and health officials worldwide are on guard. New studies support the idea of less screen time and more reading time for young children. And a candy company constructs a colossal, caloric confection.
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- Carl Azuz Says "Fridays Are Awesome"....A Lot
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- 1:06
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- A CNN 10 tribute to Fridays.
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- The Life And Legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. | January 17, 2020
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- In advance of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, CNN 10 is looking back at the life and legacy of the U.S. civil rights leader. We're also featuring a report that examines whether attending an elite college leads to greater success. And we're introducing you to a man who may just be the tallest firefighter on the planet.
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- Explaining What's Next In The Impeachment Process | January 16, 2020
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- The issue of impeachment is our first topic this Thursday, following the transfer of impeachment articles from the U.S. House of Representatives to the Senate. We also report on the apparent reason for the resignation of Russia's government. And we examine some of the potential advantages and drawbacks for businesses as they increasingly rely on artificial intelligence technology.
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- MLB Investigation Finds Houston Astros Cheating | January 15, 2020
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- After admitting that its military is responsible for shooting down a passenger plane last week, the government of Iran faces domestic and international challenges. After wildfires scorch part of Australia, officials drop vegetables to help feed wallabies. And after a Major League Baseball investigation uncovers cheating, the Houston Astros face a number of penalties.
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- Concerns About A Bad Flu Season | January 14, 2020
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- In the midst of a bad flu season and a vaccine that reportedly doesn't match the virus, there are some hopeful signs concerning influenza in America. Meanwhile, more than 450,000 people in the Philippines are in the danger zone of a threatening volcano. And a well-traveled TV personality shares her top tips for taking trips.
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- Difference Between A Meteor, Meteoroid, Asteroid, Comet | January 13, 2020
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- 10:00
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- 7 years ago
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- Welcome to a new week of CNN 10! The United States and Russia have differing accounts of a recent incident involving warships in the Arabian Sea. A composite image from the ISS gives us an idea of what a meteor shower looks like from space. And though "artificial humans" recently made headlines at a technology show, they're a long way from becoming virtual assistants.
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- Plan To Withdrawal Troops From Syria | January 3, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- CNN 10 is kicking off a new season with today's show, and we're happy to have you watching! Our first story centers on a U.S. plan to withdraw its troops from Syria, and that's followed by a look back at a volatile year for the U.S. stock market. Photographing Joshua trees in California and a look at less-famous New Year's Eve traditions round out our program.
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- A Mission To The Far Side Of The Moon | January 4, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- A down-the-middle explanation of the ongoing U.S. government shutdown is our first topic this Friday, and it's followed by a report on the swearing in of the 116th U.S. Congress. A Chinese mission to the far side of the moon and a lesser-known resident of a famous British address complete our coverage.
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- Unexpected Surge In Hiring | January 7, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- An unexpected surge in hiring comes as a good sign for the U.S. economy, though experts expect stock market volatility to remain. An increase in the number of migrants arriving in the United Kingdom brings both challenges and debate. And an ice festival in northern China brings wonderment to those who brave the cold.
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- What Is A Partial Government Shutdown? | January 8, 2019
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- 10:01
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- What is meant by "partial" in the partial shutdown of the U.S. government? That's explained in our first story today, and it's followed by a look at how phenotyping is changing the field of criminal justice. A CNN Young Wonder and a vending machine that makes fresh bread round out today's coverage.
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- The Rights Of Convicted Felons | January 9, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- A strong discussion topic leads off today's show: We're reporting on a change in Florida law concerning the voting rights of people who've committed felonies. The debate over the potential impact of Amazon's "HQ2" follows. And after an update on the U.S. government shutdown, we're tuning into what future TVs could look like.
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- Debates Over Border Security | January 10, 2019
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- 10:01
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- Today's show brings you highlights of a U.S. presidential address and opposing party's response, as debates heat up over border security and a partial government shutdown. On the heels of a North Korean leader's surprise trip to China, we're examining the relationship between the two countries. And smart technology is taking over parks in the United Arab Emirates.
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- Presidential Visit To The Border | January 11, 2019
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- 10:01
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- A presidential visit to a U.S. border town, a look at a new type of technology being tested at U.S. airports, and a trek through the desert in Dubai are our main topics this Friday. We'll also test your knowledge of Greek mythology and the origin of the modern marathon.
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- Repeating Radio Bursts In Outer Space | January 14, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- Questions arise about the influence of China and South Korea on a potential second summit between North Korea and the U.S. Scientists say they've detected repeating radio bursts from outer space, but their significance is debatable. And a company hopes to save businesses time by launching satellites from planes. It's all part of this Monday's edition of CNN 10!
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- Low Tides Reveal World War I-Era Submarine | January 15, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- A milestone has been passed in the partial shutdown of the U.S. government. An internationally significant vote takes place in the British Parliament. Low tides in France reveal the remains of a World War I-era submarine. And a strike begins in America's second-largest school district.
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- 10th Anniversary Of The Miracle On The Hudson | January 16, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- Uncertainty in the United Kingdom is our first subject this Wednesday, following Parliament's rejection of a plan to separate from the European Union. On the 10th anniversary of a passenger plane's miraculous landing on a river, we're speaking to survivors about their experiences and wildlife experts about preventing bird strikes. And in the Music City, a coyote crashes a boat show.
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- Plant-Based Alternatives To Sushi | January 17, 2019
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- 10:01
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- We begin today's show with a report on terrorist attacks in Syria and Kenya. Then, we're taking you to Europe, where preparations are being made for the 49th meeting of the World Economic Forum. We sample some plant-based alternatives to sushi and nutrition bars. And we explain the natural phenomenon of a giant spinning disk made of ice.
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- How Britain's Leader Is Chosen | January 18, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- Our last show of the week begins with a trip to Britain, where we're explaining how a leader is chosen and how its current prime minister narrowly won a vote of confidence. From there, we're visiting a U.S. factory that manufactures missiles, including those used in defense. Our last stop is in China, where a 3D printed bridge is now handling foot traffic.
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- Remembering Martin Luther King Jr. | January 22, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- Democrats and Republicans dispute the value of a White House offer concerning immigration and the partial shutdown of the U.S. government. America remembers a civil rights icon on the holiday named after him. Oysters are recruited to shore up parts of New York City. And if you've ever wondered what a super blood wolf moon is (and who hasn't?), today's show has your explanation.
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- Why Movie Studios Spend So Much For Awards | January 23, 2019
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- 10:01
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- With plans moving forward for a second summit between the leaders of two rival nations, we're looking at the sticking points that have delayed progress on their prior agreement. With the Academy Awards ceremony about a month away, we're explaining why studios spend so much money to campaign for a win. And with the opportunity to capture ice at Niagara Falls, visitors share spectacular pictures.
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- Painstaking Process Of Restoring Artifacts | January 24, 2019
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- 10:01
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- Upheaval in Venezuela and shutdown-related votes in the U.S. Senate are our first two topics this Thursday. Afterward, we're taking you to a Grand Museum for a look at the painstaking process of restoring ancient artifacts. And some skaters take the risk of choosing thin ice for the music it produces.
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- State Of The Union Called Off | January 25, 2019
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- 10:01
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- The U.S. president's annual State of the Union speech has been called off for now. Find out what led to its postponement -- and what the Constitution has to say about the address. Today's show also covers the world's largest annual human migration. And we look at an attempt to reduce plastic waste by reviving a milkman delivery model.
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- Partial Government Shutdown Ends | January 28, 2019
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- 10:01
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- Welcome to a new week of news coverage on CNN 10. A broken dam at an iron mine has flooded a Brazilian city with mud. The U.S. government's partial shutdown has ended, but another could be on the horizon. And behind the wall of a French office building, a 17th Century masterpiece has been discovered.
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- The Concerns With Cobalt | January 30, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- This Wednesday, we're taking you to central Africa for an in-depth report that concerns child labor and the element of cobalt. You'll see how a CNN crew uncovered the employment of children in mining the metallic element, and you'll understand why it can be difficult to verify whether the cobalt we use has been mined without child labor.
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- The Difference Between Snow, Sleet, and Freezing Rain | January 31, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- As freezing temperatures grip most of the U.S., CNN 10 provides an overview of the effects they're having and explains the difference between snow, sleet and freezing rain. Our second report focuses on a mission aimed at mining the moon. And with artificial intelligence making it easier to alter pictures and sound, we're examining how the U.S. government is working to prevent the spread of false information.
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- Explaining The Polar Vortex | February 1, 2019
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- 10:01
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- As parts of Australia swelter under abnormally high temperatures, parts of the U.S. are thawing out from abnormally low ones. Following a report on that, we're explaining what the polar vortex is and how it affects weather. Pollution in Thailand, Super Bowl spending, and an elephant seal rescue are today's other topics.
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- Explaining The INF Treaty | February 4, 2019
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- 10:01
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- Today's show begins by explaining what the INF Treaty is, why the U.S. and Russia decided to leave it, and how China might factor in. An in-depth look at the U.S. government's jobs report follows. And whether you call it a whistle pig, a woodchuck, a marmot or a groundhog, it's making a widely watched prediction about the weather.
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- Historic Rains Open Up A Dam | February 5, 2019
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- 10:01
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- Australia is the site of today's first report, as we bring you an explanation of why a dam was opened amid historic rains and how a city downstream was flooded. The deployment of 3,750 more U.S. troops to America's southern border makes headlines ahead of President Trump's upcoming State of the Union Address. And we consider what the televisions of the future will look like.
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- History Of The State Of The Union Address | February 6, 2019
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- 10:01
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- Today's show describes some of the history and traditions associated with the U.S. president's State of the Union address and the opposing party's response. You'll hear from President Donald Trump, a Republican, and Stacey Abrams, a Democrat and former gubernatorial nominee. Afterward, we take a look at some of the traditions associated with a major holiday in China.
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- The U.S. Saudi Arabia Alliance | February 7, 2019
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- 10:01
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- The U.S. and Saudi Arabia are two nations with an alliance dating back decades, and their relationship is our first topic today on CNN 10. The magnetic north pole is moving at an accelerated pace, so we're explaining some of the effects that's having. And a South Pacific island's mysterious mud baffles scientists.
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- China's One-Child Policy | February 8, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- A region of Brazil is reeling from the deadly collapse of a dam at an iron mine, and there are concerns that the effects could indirectly impact millions. China is now grappling with some of the consequences of a former and highly controversial policy. And a project in a historic Italian town aims to preserve a historic sound.
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- 40th Anniversary Of The Iranian Revolution | February 11, 2019
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- 10:01
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- History and international relations concerning Iran factor into today's first story, as the Middle Eastern nation celebrates the 40th anniversary of its revolution. From there, we discuss how a blockade is preventing aid supplies from reaching people in Venezuela. Afterward, we take you to another South American nation, where illegal but lucrative gold mining is changing the landscape of its rainforest.
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- Key West Florida Banning Sunscreen | February 12, 2019
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- 10:01
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- Is a battle in eastern Syria the last stand for the ISIS terrorist group? That's today's first topic, and it's followed by a report on why Key West, Florida is banning certain sunscreens. A look at how vaping may be triggering a "nicotine arms race" is our third story, and we conclude with a crop of ripe ghost apples.
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- Explaining China's Slowing Economy | February 13, 2019
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- 10:01
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- As the deadline approaches for a Brexit agreement, we're taking you to Ireland to explain a key sticking point in the negotiations. We're also explaining the significance and challenges of China's slowing economy. And a new study suggests that bees have the ability to learn simple math.
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- The History of Valentine's Cards | February 14, 2019
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- 10:01
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- This Valentine's Day, CNN 10 explains the history of Valentine's cards and the budgeting plans of Americans. Two weeks ahead of a summit between the U.S. and North Korean leaders, we provide a preview of what to look for. And we define the term "Kona low" and show you the effects it's having on an island state.
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- The End Of A Mars Mission | February 15, 2019
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- 10:01
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- Our first story this Friday concerns a bipartisan budget compromise and potential executive action in the U.S. government. It's followed by an explanation of why an upcoming election in Nigeria has such high stakes for the African country. Also featured: the end of a Mars mission and a decision by Amazon to scrap plans for New York. And we conclude with what a collector calls the "Mona Lisa of baseball cards."
