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what's up sunshine Happy Monday I'm Ky
Wire This is CNN 10 Starting the week
off with 10 minutes of news where we
give you the what letting you decide
what to think I hope you had an awesome
weekend which is actually where we start
because Saturday was International
Women's Day celebrated globally every
year on March 8th The holiday recognizes
the social economic cultural and
political achievements of women while at
the same time promoting gender equality
around the world In honor of
International Women's Day we are
highlighting women past and present
advancing the cause That brings us to an
inspirational figure in women's history
Anne Low a trailblazing black fashion
designer born in Clayton Alabama around
1898
Here she is appearing on CBS Mike
Douglas show in 1964 Dang much didn't
she She learned to sew at just 5 years
old because her mom and grandma were
dress makers That family inspiration is
where a long career in fashion was born
She faced challenges in the industry
including being paid less than white
designers for the same work But she
quieted the noise persevered and in the
1950s she would open her own fashion
house and low inc Her designs took off
She became a coveted designer by the
super wealthy and influential She was
asked to design the ivory silk taffida
wedding dress worn by Jackie Kennedy in
1953 Miss Low was named couturier of the
year in 1961 and known for her signature
handmade floral elements Her bold
designs became iconic pieces of American
history She passed away in 1981 at the
age of 82 but her legacy lives on Her
gowns are on display in the Museum of
American History and the Museum of
African-American History and Culture in
Washington DC And back to present day
across the world in India where a group
of women there are breaking barriers in
gender norms through a program that
trains women to operate agricultural
drones Our Allison Chinchar shows us how
the novel program is giving women a path
to earn their own income and greater
independence
Hundreds of women in rural India are
leaving the home for a high- techch job
helping farmers
Last year Repinder Corps joined an
Indian government program called Namo
Drone Di or Drone
Sisters created to teach women how to
use drones for agricultural work like
spraying
pesticides Core has been leaving her
home several times a week to participate
She says the program empowers women like
her and provides income for her family
It is a big thing for us that we are
flying drones It's not a very easy job
for any common man but especially for
women who are used to staying at home
Even coming out of the home is believed
to be a big deal We are doing this work
and getting respect from society because
of it We are being respected by our
families as well and earning good money
too Farmers like Sanjiekumar say the
drones provide many benefits It requires
less labor and resources and improves
safety for
workers The drone is saving us a lot of
time We don't need to go around looking
for water The situation in our village
is that we don't have a good electricity
supply So we're required to collect
water and store it Secondly we also
cannot hire laborers very easily Thirdly
it saves us from the dangers of snakes
and scorpions Once we used it we
understood that we can do a lot of work
without all these problems
The drone sisters program aims to
provide almost 15,000 women led groups
across India with access to
industrial-grade
drones Agricultural drone makers at WOW
go green are providing courses to help
with the initiative to empower rural
women drone is helping them and giving
them respect in the society getting
they're earning the fame that yes women
can do anything they can be at home they
can be in kitchen but also in the farm
and earn the money
10sec trivia who was the only US
president to witness a live NASA shuttle
launch in person John F Kennedy Jimmy
Carter Bill Clinton or Barack
Obama Answer is President Bill Clinton
who along with his wife Hillary watched
Mercury astronaut John Glenn returned to
space in 1998 from the Kennedy Space
Center in Florida In its goal to
transform space travel private company
SpaceX is experiencing some of the
trials of pioneering space engineering
The company's eighth test flight of its
Starship spacecraft experienced a
failure that caused the upper portion of
the launch system to lose engine power
and eventually explode The uncrrewed
Starship mission lifted off from
SpaceX's facility in South Texas with
the spacecraft riding on top of a
massive Superheavy rocket booster The
rocket booster and Starship separated as
planned but in less than 10 minutes into
the flight the engines cut out and the
ship began to fall before SpaceX lost
contact with it SpaceX hasn't confirmed
exactly where the vehicle exploded but
the falling space debris was visible
from parts of Florida and over the
Caribbean disrupting air traffic in the
region This is the second consecutive
launch failure of the vehicle only 7
weeks after an explosion ended
Starship's seventh test flight a mishap
that was still under investigation by
the Federal Aviation Administration or
FAA CNN's Pete Montene shows us the
impact of the failed launch and what a
second FAA investigation into another
test flight might look like
It looks like we are losing attitude
control of the ship The investigation is
just beginning into why the uncrrewed
SpaceX Starship spun out of control
Thursday raining fiery debris down on
the Caribbean A near repeat of the
previous Starship test flight 7 weeks
ago streamed live We did see the ship
start to go into a spin And at this
point we have lost contact with the ship
Starship's booster successfully returned
to the launchpad caught by the so-called
chopsticks But the outofcontrol upper
stage burned up in the Earth's
atmosphere creating brilliant streaks of
light but also a risk to commercial
flights The path of concern ran east
from the Starbase launchpad in South
Texas triggering the Federal Aviation
Administration to briefly halt flights
to Orlando Fort Lauderdale Palm Beach
and Miami due to space launch debris and
causing other flights to delay or divert
On American 923 we just had the rocket
launch and it blew up Um if you guys are
close to the debris and need to deviate
let us know If you're just seeing it
that's okay They've uh stopped
everything so I don't know how long the
delay is going to be for you
It is the latest mishap for SpaceX that
has caused problems on the ground The
last launch of Starship on January 16th
ended in much the same way with debris
ultimately washing up on shore in Turks
and Caos Now the Federal Aviation
Administration which oversees private
space launches is mandating SpaceX
conduct another mishap investigation for
the second time this year A lot of
questions now are going to be asked you
know did the FAA do a thorough enough
investigation into flight test 7 before
test flight 8 Posting on X Elon Musk
called the explosion a minor setback
Progress is measured by time Musk said
responding to a user The next chip will
be ready in four to six weeks The FA's
job is not really to make SpaceX
successful Their job is to make sure
that nobody gets
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hurt Today's story getting a 10 out of
10 A flaming hot snack worth a fortune
This flaming hot Cheeto with an uncanny
resemblance to the flaming dragon
Pokemon Charizard fetched a hefty sum at
auction We're talking
87,840 bucks from an anonymous buyer
Auction company Golden says the 3-in
long Cheetoard was discovered and
preserved sometime between 2018 and 2022
before gaining social media popularity
last year where the winged Cheeto with a
tail came on its very own customized
Pokemon card displayed in a clear card
box hopefully deterring anyone tempted
to sneak a bite of the pricey snack
Makes you wonder how does a Cheeto get
like that in the first place And why
would someone spend so much for it We
may never know All right it is shoutout
time The highlight of our show you We
are sending some love to Miss Harper's
first period science class at Grant
Middle School in Marian Ohio Thank you
for watching us and starting your day
with us That is all we have time for for
now We will be right back here with you
tomorrow I'm Koi Wire and we are CNN 10
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