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Hey, hey. Hope you're having a wonderful

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day wherever you are in this world. I'm

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Ky Wire. This is CNN 10. Happy Friday

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Eve. I have a lot of interesting stories

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for you this Thursday, March 26th. But

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first, some breaking news. Yesterday, a

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California jury found Meta and YouTube

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liable on all counts in a case that

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accused the social media companies of

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creating an intentionally addictive

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product. The case centers around a now

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20-year-old woman named Kaye and her

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mother who sued Meta, Google's YouTube,

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Snap, and Tik Tok, accusing them of

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intentionally luring her to the

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platforms as a young teen, saying that

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caused her to develop mental health

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problems. This is a landmark case that

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could set the precedent for a myriad of

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other lawsuits, but it will also likely

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change the way young people are able to

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access and participate in social media

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going forward. Tomorrow, we will bring

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you more on the reaction to the verdict

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and its potential ramifications. To Iran

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now, where the war with the US and

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Israel is having major ripple effects on

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things like businesses and schools,

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having people stay home in order to save

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electricity, gas, etc. The ongoing

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conflict has effectively closed the

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straight of Hormuz, the key shipping

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lane through which nearly 20% of the

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world's daily oil shipments typically

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pass. Iran previously vowed to attack

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any vessels that attempted to traverse

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it, leaving hundreds of ships stranded

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on both sides of the straight. Earlier

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this week, however, officials signaled

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the country was in talks to allow

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certain vessels to pass safely through

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the straight. Again, I have to clarify

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that other states that has nothing to do

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with this act of aggression against Iran

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can pass through the straight of Hormos

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after necessary coordination with

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Iranians authorities.

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>> As of this taping, it appears a handful

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of ships have made the trip through the

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straight. That's according to tracking

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data CNN has yet to independently

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verify. But even if shipping partially

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resumes, the prolonged closure has

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already wre havoc on global supply

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chains. Asia, which consumes 80% of the

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oil that crosses through the strait, has

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been hit particularly hard. Our Christyl

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Stout has more on how countries across

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the region are dealing with this

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unprecedented crisis.

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>> The Philippines has become the first

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country in the world to declare a state

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of national energy emergency thanks to a

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war thousands of miles away. Long lines

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snake out of Manila's gas stations, and

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soaring fuel prices have left some of

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Manila's Jeep drivers uncertain how long

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they can stay on the road.

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>> Instead of being able to bring home the

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earnings, it goes to pay for diesel.

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What's left for us is very little.

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>> It's all down to the US and Israel's war

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with Iran, which has closed the Straight

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of Hormuz to all but a handful of ships.

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Asia is especially vulnerable to the

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supply shocks that's caused. It consumes

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more than 80% of the oil that crosses

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the street.

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>> In South Korea, the president has called

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for a 12point countrywide energy saving

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campaign. People are being asked to take

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shorter showers, charge their phones

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during the day rather than overnight,

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and only use their washing machines and

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vacuum cleaners at weekends.

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Fuel shortages have also caused some of

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Asia's flagship carriers to consider

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suspending flights while India's textile

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industry has been impacted. India

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imports around half of its oil from the

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Middle East and shortages have started

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to cause some factories to close or use

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carbon fuels and some residents to

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abandon their kitchens.

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>> The cost of gas is so high we are

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cooking on this open air stove. This

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woman tells us she is far from alone.

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People are queuing to fill gas cylinders

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and fuel tanks across Asia. From

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Catmandu, Nepal to Columbbo in Sri Lanka

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where authorities have declared every

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Wednesday a public holiday for

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government institutions including

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schools but exempting hospitals to

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manage energy resources.

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Pop quiz hot shot. What is the most

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widely grown crop in the US by acreage?

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Wheat, corn, soybeans, or potatoes?

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If you said corn, you're amazing. While

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Iowa produces more corn than any other

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state, California produces the most

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fruits and veggies overall, including

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spinach, broccoli, lettuce, and almonds.

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Years ago, pesticides exploded in

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popularity among farmers. A simple

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chemical application saved crops from

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insects, rodents, fungi, and in turn

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revolutionized the way agricultural

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industries prevent food waste and save

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money. Well, research over the last 20

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years proves many of these chemicals can

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be harmful to our health. So, organic

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produce options started to really grow

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on some consumers as a result. But

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pesticides are so pervasive in the US

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food supply, it can be difficult to

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avoid them. And organic foods might make

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your grocery bill feel a little hard to

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swallow. Enter the Dirty Dozen, an

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annual report that specifies exactly

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which fruits and veggies retain the most

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pesticides, even after washing. CNN's

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medical correspondent Meg Terrell tells

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us which ones made the list. The new

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study found that about 3/4 of

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non-organic produce still had pesticide

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residues even after washing. We learned

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three key facts to keep in mind. Some

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fruits and vegetables carry more

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pesticides than others.

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>> Strawberries have sort of been at the

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top of the list for a little while.

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>> That list comes from the Environmental

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Working Group, which each year uses data

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from the US Department of Agriculture to

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figure out which non-organic fresh

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fruits and veggies have the most

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pesticide residue left after a quick

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wash. A lot of these are very tender

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fruits and vegetables that don't have a

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hard casing that you might um peel. And

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they also are very close to the ground

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or in other ways need a lot of

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pesticides in order to be grown

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properly.

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>> I'd love to buy my kids all organic, but

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that's expensive. So, there is a more

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affordable way to think about it.

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>> First, consider what your family enjoys

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eating. Then, compare that to fruits and

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vegetables that are high in pesticides.

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you might want to choose organic for

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just those.

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>> The EWG also lists the produce with the

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least pesticide residue.

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>> Looking at the Clean 15, which have

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nearly 60% of samples with no detectable

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residues, is a way for consumers to

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balance that. You know, getting a lot of

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fruits and vegetables in their diet

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without compromising on pesticide

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exposure. No matter what, wash, wash,

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wash. It doesn't get rid of all the

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residue, but it helps if you do it

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right. EWG's Alexis Tempmpkin says

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special washes have not been shown to

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help. And even if you got something with

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a peel, you should still wash it.

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>> Now to some intriguing news from Major

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League Baseball. Yesterday was opening

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day, and the Giants and Yankees played

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in the first ever regular season game

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with the new automatic ball strike

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system, aka the Robo Ump. Batters,

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pitchers, and catchers are allowed to

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challenge a pitch if they think it was

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called incorrectly by tapping their

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head. And tech support is called in to

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help them make the call. Our Hannah

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Kaiser gives us an inside look at this

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striking new tech.

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>> It's baseball's opening day and robo

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have arrived. Let me explain. After

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years of extensive testing in the lower

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levels,

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>> she wants to challenge. Major League

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Baseball is set to debut the automated

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ball strike system in real regular

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season big league games.

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>> Oh, but he got clipped.

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>> But we're not going full robot takeover.

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Human umpires will still call like

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normal.

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>> Matteo caught looking. He wants to

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challenge him.

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>> But this year, if a player disagrees

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with a call, they can do more than just

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gripe about it. The batter, pitcher, and

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catcher can all challenge calls by

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tapping their head or helmet, but

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they'll have to do so pretty much

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instantly and without getting any input

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from coaches or anybody else in the

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dugout. Challenge calls will be referred

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to technology that tracks the path of

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the ball relative to a two-dimensional

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strike zone over the center of home

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plate.

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>> Challenge twice and he's been incorrect

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twice. It's kind of like those Kzone

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boxes you've seen on broadcasts at home,

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but critically way more precise and

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customized to the exact height of each

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individual batter. Teams start games

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with two challenges a piece.

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>> Well, let's see. This is where the drama

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begins.

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>> And if the challenge is correct and the

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call is overturned, they'll retain those

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challenges.

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>> Nicely done.

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>> If the umpire's call is upheld, they'll

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lose the challenges.

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>> Minnesota has one challenge remaining.

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I'd be a little embarrassed.

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>> Because of the extensive testing of this

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system, we already know a little bit

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about how some things will play out. For

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instance, teams are likely to

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unofficially ban pitchers from

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challenging any call because, as it

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turns out, it's hard to be impartial

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about a pitch you throw.

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>> Catchers are better than batters at

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challenging. And on the whole, players

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were correct with their challenge calls

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about 52% of the time. The challenge

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just to make sure that the most

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important calls are correct and without

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totally giving the game over to robots.

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>> He still doesn't believe it.

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>> Today's story getting a 10 out of 10

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proves beauty is definitely more than

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skin deep. Students at JFK High School

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in New York spending time with senior

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citizens on their day off.

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>> What's your name?

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>> You like playing cards? Oh yeah, I like

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>> at an assisted living community in Long

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Island, members of the Glamour Gals Club

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offer manicures, games, and most

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importantly, connection.

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>> Making people happy is just something so

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important in life.

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>> The group is part of a nationwide

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program focused on bridging generations,

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one conversation at a time.

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>> The fresh young faces keep us young.

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>> I truly enjoy this.

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>> A day off from school, but still a

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lesson learned. That kindness never goes

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out of style. These folks really nailed

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it. I have a shout out today going to

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Mr. Emerson and our friends at Otto

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Peterson School in Scapus, Oregon. Thank

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you for making us a part of your day.

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Rise up. And I want to give a shout out

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to someone I met at the Winter Olympics.

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This is Char, an upand cominging

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superstar. Keep working hard and study

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harder, buddy. All right. Shout out to

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you, Miss Mendoza, and all of our

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friends at Lebanon Trail High School in

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Frisco, Texas. You're good as gold.

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making an awesome Thursday all and I

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will see you right back here tomorrow.

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I'm Koi Wire and we are CNN 10.