CNN 10
Resilience, U.S. Stocks, And The Economy | April 29, 2019
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- Resilience, U.S. Stocks, And The Economy | April 29, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- We begin the week by explaining how the word "resilience" relates to U.S. stocks and discussing the future of the economy. A report concerning artificial intelligence follows, as a classroom in the Middle East utilizes it in an attempt to help students learn. And a former and current CNN Hero works to help the medical industry better serve patients with autism spectrum disorder.
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- Japan's Emperor Abdicates His Throne | April 30, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- Another cyclone makes landfall in Mozambique and brings the threat of more flooding to a struggling region. Japan's emperor becomes the nation's first royal in 200 years to abdicate his throne. And drones are tested out as a means of transferring organs to patients in need.
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- Crisis in Venezuela | May 1, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- Upheaval in Venezuela is our first story this Wednesday, following an opposition leader's declaration that "Operation Freedom" has begun. Afterward, we're looking at the relationship between China and the Philippines, as Beijing invests in the island nation. And we're taking you off the beaten path in Kenya to follow a couple on a type of conservation vacation.
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- New Law Requiring Students To Take The U.S. Naturalization Test | May 2, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- With the 2020 U.S. presidential election just over a year and a half away, we're explaining why candidacies are announced so early. We're also testing your knowledge about U.S. civics, in light of a new law requiring high school students in Indiana to take the U.S. naturalization test. And we're examining some varied applications for forthcoming 5G wireless technology.
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- Exploring the Largest Known Cave In The World | May 3, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- This Friday, CNN 10 is taking you from South Asia to South America. You'll hear about a cyclone that is bearing down on India, and you'll explore the largest known cave in the world. You'll also find out how an American spaceflight company plans to give tourists a few minutes of weightlessness.
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- The History Of Cinco de Mayo | May 6, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- North Korea tests a short-range missile, and we explain why the launch was significant. Europe's famous "Chunnel" marks a milestone. We explore the history of the Cinco de Mayo holiday. And a Positive Athlete takes action to help a classmate who was diagnosed with cancer.
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- How Should Notre Dame Be Reconstructed? | May 7, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- Today's show explains what's behind the recent violence between Israel and Palestinian militant groups. Afterward, we're reporting on the U.S. jobs report and what it suggests for the economy. And we're examining the debate over how Notre Dame should be reconstructed.
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- Instagram Story Starts A New Conversation About The Holocaust | May 8, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- A U.S. carrier strike group is deployed to the Strait of Hormuz to send a message to Iran. A new conversation is taking place about the Holocaust after a father and daughter use Instagram to tell the story of a genocide victim. And we share some of the history and humor from NASA's missions to the moon.
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- Uber Drivers Protest Around the World | May 9, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- Iran partially withdraws from a 2015 nuclear agreement, and the U.S. imposes more sanctions on the Middle Eastern country. On the eve of Uber's entry into the U.S. stock market, some of its drivers from around the world hold a protest. And with Artificial Intelligence finding its way into the corporate world, we're examining some of its pros and cons in business.
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- Core Returned For One Of Stonehenge's Blocks | May 10, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- As debate rages over facilities that China has set up to detain Uyghur Muslims, we're taking you to the region to illustrate the challenges that international reporters there face. Also featured this Friday: the return of the core of one of Stonehenge's sarsen blocks. And a flagpole-sitting bobcat makes headlines in Florida.
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- 150 Years Of The Transcontinental Railroad | May 13, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- Investors and manufacturers on both sides of the Pacific keep close tabs on an escalating trade dispute between the U.S. and China. America marks 150 years since the Transcontinental Railroad connected sea to shining sea. And a new study suggests that wasps are smarter than previously thought.
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- What Exactly Did Neil Armstrong Say After He Stepped On The Moon? | May 14, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- Strain, sabotage, and "one small step" are three of our subjects this Tuesday. You'll get a primer on escalating tension in Middle Eastern waters, and you'll hear why officials think some oil ships were recently and intentionally damaged. You'll also find out how Neil Armstrong stepped into a grammatical controversy as he stepped onto the moon.
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- North Korea's Food Shortage | May 15, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- The United Nations says North Korea is facing a food shortage that could affect 40 percent of the population. India's marathon election is winding down, but the country is still fighting misinformation online. And scientists say the moon is shrinking like a grape shrinks to a raisin. These stories and more are featured today on CNN 10!
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- What Are Robocalls? | May 16, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- Our first report today explains legal action being taken concerning the U.S. real estate industry. That's followed by an examination of what exactly robocalls are -- and what the U.S. government is considering that could limit them. And we're taking a look at the impact of space exploration on American culture.
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- Challenges Facing Modern Grocery Chains | May 20, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- Two rival countries on opposite sides of the world have been ramping up rhetoric against each other, but both are saying there will be no war. Today's show gets you up to speed on the tensions between the U.S. and Iran. Also featured: the dynamic challenges facing American grocery chains, the advent of a robotic window cleaner, and the work of two CNN Heroes to improve a girl's life.
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- Earthquake and Aftershocks in Puerto Rico | January 8, 2020
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- Today's show takes you to Puerto Rico, where you'll get a glimpse of the damage caused by a 6.4 magnitude earthquake. Afterward, we'll take you aboard Australia's largest naval vessel, which is being utilized to assist victims of the nation's wildfires. And if you'll lend us your ears for a report about podcasting, we'll explain why some companies consider it both a risky and desirable investment.
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- Yemen: World's Largest Humanitarian Crisis | May 21, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- In what the United Nations calls the world's largest humanitarian crisis, some of the aid that's been sent to Yemen is missing -- and there are indications it's being used as a sort of weapon. After a bit of ingredient trivia, we're reporting on a study that contrasts the dietary effects of ultraprocessed and unprocessed foods. And we're giving you a glimpse of what the world's largest teddy bear looks like.
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- Food Shortage in Cuba | May 22, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- Cuba is where we start today's show; the nation is facing a food shortage that's being influenced by events abroad. If you already knew how to spell bourrée, drahthaar, and aalii, you'll have no problem with our second story. And we're exploring the growing market for plant-based meat alternatives and explaining why the industry may face challenges in the years ahead.
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- Brexit Challenges Ahead | May 23, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- Almost two years and two months after the United Kingdom started the process of formally separating from the European Union, the Brexit continues to see challenges. In CNN's Freedom Project series, a Fijian woman describes a life of forced labor in another free country. And in the capital of South Korea, a group of pyrotechnics experts uniquely illuminates the Lotte World Tower.
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- India Election Results | May 24, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- Early election results from India headline today's edition of CNN 10. Afterward, we're sitting down with a world explorer to discuss what he's learned about societies where people live longer.
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- Dangerous Climbing Season For Mt. Everest | May 28, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- As CNN 10 begins its last week of coverage for the 2019 Winter-Spring season, we're explaining the resignation of Britain's prime minister. That's followed by a recap of Memorial Day events in the U.S. Then, we're taking you to the world's highest peak, which has seen a dangerous and deadly climbing season.
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- How to Protect Yourself During a Tornado Threat | May 29, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- With severe weather impacting the United States east of the Rocky Mountains, we're providing some tips today on how you can protect yourself if you're under a tornado threat. After that, we're revisiting Mount Everest for more information about why this year's climbing season is so dangerous. And we're explaining the history and mission of an international police agency.
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- Law Changes Around Elephant Hunting | May 30, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- Our penultimate program for the 2019 Winter-Spring season begins in Botswana, where a 5-year-old law has been changed regarding elephant hunting. From there, we're looking at the ways in which technology is being utilized to improve accessibility for people with disabilities.
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- Cold War in Tech | May 31, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- Welcome to our last show of the season! We're explaining why another election is ahead for Israel, and we're looking into what's being called a "Cold War in Tech." Also featured: history involving tulips and speculative investments.
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- International Tension With Kashmir | August 12, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- Reporting on the international tensions concerning Kashmir, the uses and production of certain metals from the Periodic Table, and the limitations (so far) of 5G technology. We hope you enjoy the show!
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- Converting RVs Into New Homes for Wildfire Survivors | August 13, 2019
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- 10:14
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- 7 years ago
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- CNN 10 is taking you to Hong Kong, where protests and tensions concerning mainland China have entered their 11th week. We're also reporting on a CNN Hero who's converting used RVs to new homes for displaced wildfire survivors.
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- A Look Back at the Chernobyl Disaster | August 14, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- A mysterious blast in Russia -- and the significance of what might have caused it -- is our first topic today on CNN 10. That's followed by a look back at Russia's Chernobyl disaster of 1986. A study concerning caffeine and migraines, a proposal to return humans to the moon, and a T-Rex race in California complete our coverage.
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- New Treatments For The Ebola Virus | August 15, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- New treatments give new hope amid an Ebola virus outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Economic fear prompts a sell-off of U.S. stocks. A Positive Athlete connects students in America to students in Uganda. And a burrowing owl takes on a "hidden" camera and wins.
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- Why Honeybee Populations Are Declining | August 16, 2019
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- 10:01
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- As scientists explore reasons why honeybee populations are on the decline, some organizations are devising unique ways to help the insects. In Haiti, a CNN Hero is creating an oasis for young people to be themselves. And in China, a new walkway gives tourists a glassy view of the earth beneath them.
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- Problems Involving Lead and Tap Water in Newark, New Jersey | August 19, 2019
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- 10:17
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- 7 years ago
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- Problems involving lead and tap water have grown in Newark, New Jersey, and they're drawing some comparisons to ongoing troubles in Flint, Michigan. A panel of mountain climbers and government officials has released guidelines for limiting future crowds on Mount Everest. And a 103-year-old woman reportedly sets a new record for world's oldest tandem skydiver.
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- What's Happening in Hong Kong | August 20, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- After 11 weekends of protests in Hong Kong, we're explaining what's happening, how China factors in, and why the demonstrations are expected to continue. In the U.S., and investigation is underway concerning dozens of cases of lung disease: Are they linked to vaping? And a CNN Hero works to help former prisoners get back to their families and back on their feet.
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- The Significance of the Strait of Hormuz | August 21, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- After a report on international tensions swirling around two tankers, we're taking you to the shores of the Strait of Hormuz to explain its significance. From there, we're venturing to the border of Hong Kong and mainland China, where journalists have been reporting increased security. And we're examining both sides of the "great thermostat debate" before giving you a glimpse of the "great mattress migration."
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- Using Boxing to Help Young People in Chicago | August 22, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- A meeting between two world leaders has been postponed, and the reason why centers on the world's largest island. A CNN Hero uses the sport of boxing to help young people in Chicago succeed. And a time capsule is opened in the state of New Hampshire, but the event brings more questions than answers.
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- Who Is To Blame For The Burning Amazon | August 23, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- We begin this Friday with a report on the wildfires spreading in the Amazon Rainforest and the debate over who (or what) is to blame. From there, we're diving into the North Atlantic to detail the latest findings concerning the Titanic, and we're rocketing into space to explain how the ISS is increasingly open for business.
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- World Leaders Meet in France | August 26, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- As the leaders of the world's seven largest economies meet in France, we're reporting on some of the issues they're discussing, including the wildfires that are scorching parts of the Amazon. A bit of Olympic trivia follows, coupled with a report on a "city of waterways."
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- Why Indonesia Is Moving Its Capital | August 27, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- On today's show, a CNN reporter gives an eyewitness account of weekend protests in Hong Kong. From there, we're traveling to Indonesia to explain why the country is moving its capital from Jakarta to Borneo. And we're looking at athletes' struggles against heat -- and what can be done to keep them safe.
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- Opioids Lead To A Public Health Emergency | August 28, 2019
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- 10:02
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- 7 years ago
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- Our first story today explains a closely watched legal decision involving a major pharmaceutical company and opioids. It's followed by an explanation of the "polar coaster" that a well-known almanac expects this winter. And we're reporting on the work of a CNN Hero who has a soft spot for feral cats.
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- How Hurricanes Are Named | August 29, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- Today's show takes you from Atlantic to Pacific. First, we're explaining why forecasters expect Hurricane Dorian to strengthen and how storms like it get their names. We then have a feature on a "Starhopper" that could one day be used to help people land on other planets. And we're wrapping up the show with looks at adventure tourism and a sea of pumice.
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- Wildfires Burning in the Amazon | August 30, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- As Hurricane Dorian spins toward the U.S., we're taking a look at where it's expected to go, how powerful it's expected to be, and how Americans in its path are preparing. From there, we're updating you on the status of wildfires burning in the Amazon rainforest. And we're showing you how a young running back used footwork and handiwork to score a touchdown.
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- Hurricane Dorian's Projected Path | September 3, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- An update on Hurricane Dorian, including its destructive path across the Bahamas and its uncertain route near Florida, is today's first subject on CNN 10. We're also introducing you to a CNN Hero who's made it his life's work to rescue donkeys, and we're showing you what a field of dreams looks like for the ultimate college football fan.
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- Status of the Brexit Process | September 4, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- After an update on Hurricane Dorian and an early look at the destruction it caused in the Bahamas, we're examining the status of the Brexit process in Europe. That's followed by a report on why a husband was arrested in Singapore for accompanying his wife to her airport gate.
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- Space Missions Targeting Asteroids | September 5, 2019
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- 10:01
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- A controversial proposal is scrapped in Hong Kong. An airport is utterly destroyed in the Bahamas. A tech company pays a record fine for allegedly violating a law that protects children's privacy. A pair of space missions target asteroids. And an uninvited bear takes a nap in a Montana restroom.
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- Resurgence of Tin Mining | September 6, 2019
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- 10:01
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- We're taking you all around the world this Friday on CNN 10. First, we have a look at how Hurricane Dorian is impacting the southeastern U.S. Then, we're examining how India hopes a moon landing today makes for manned missions tomorrow. We make a stop in southwestern England to explain a potential resurgence of tin mining. And we wrap up in Japan, where a humanoid robot just became a towering record holder.
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- DNA Study of Loch Ness | September 9, 2019
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- 10:01
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- Our first story of the week explains recent events involving the United States, Afghanistan, and the Taliban. We also give you a sense of what it's like to report inside a Taliban-controlled area. From there, we're looking at some of Hurricane Dorian's effects on Canada, the American Eastern Seaboard, and the northern Bahamas. And we're examining the results of a DNA study of a famous Scottish lake.
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- An Indian Mission to the Moon | September 10, 2019
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- 10:01
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- 7 years ago
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- Events around the world (and beyond) take us far and wide today on CNN 10. An Indian mission to the moon, a pair of typhoons in Asia, and the "battle for the Balkans" are three of our subjects. And a CNN reporter in the Bahamas shows you how a community was cut off by Hurricane Dorian.
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- What It Was Like to Anchor on 9/11 | September 11, 2019
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- 10:01
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- The focus of our show this September 11, 2019: the terrorist attacks that changed America 18 years ago. We're presenting a timeline of the events of September 11, 2001, and we're speaking to a former CNN anchor to get a sense of what it was like to cover such tragic and momentous news.
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- Fukishima's Contaminated Water | September 12, 2019
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- 10:01
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- More than eight years after a tsunami led to a meltdown at a Japanese nuclear plant, the issue of contaminated water poses a growing challenge for the Asian country. In the U.S., more illnesses have been linked to vaping, and the government is moving to ban flavored e-cigarette products. And with the U.S. political season heating up, we're looking at some do's and dont's when it comes to debating.
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- A Full Harvest "Micromoon" | September 13, 2019
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- 10:01
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- The Bahamian government updates its estimate on the number of people missing following Hurricane Dorian. A full, harvest "micromoon" coincides with a notorious date. And a CNN Hero helps others in her community by providing food, clothing and emotional support.
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- The Complicated Relationship between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia | September 16, 2019
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- 10:01
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- After bringing you up to speed on a weekend attack on Saudi Arabian oil facilities, we're taking a look at the complicated relationship between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia. Afterward, our international coverage takes us to Hong Kong, where there's no end in sight for months of large protests.
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- Strike at General Motors | September 17, 2019
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- 10:01
- Date posted
- 7 years ago
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- The topics we're explaining today include a general election in Israel, a strike involving General Motors, and the pros and cons of taking a company public. A report on the world's busiest airport and a simulation of what it's like to land there round out our coverage.
