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Hello and happy Thursday everyone. It's

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almost Friday. So, let's smell the

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flowers and cool the soup and make this

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an awesome day, shall we? I'm Koi Wire

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here with your 10 minutes of news. And

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we start today's show with some very big

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news. NASA's historic Artemis 2 mission.

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After months of delays, the Aremis crew

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is now in route to the moon following a

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successful launch last night. The

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Milestone Endeavor is the first manned

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mission of the Aremis program. It's also

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the first time NASA has sent man back to

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the moon since the 1970s. The Aremis 2

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crew, however, will only orbit the moon

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this time and will not land on the lunar

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surface. The mission is a key step

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towards the program's ultimate goal,

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establishing a permanent presence on the

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moon. Here's how it all went down. GLS

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is go for core stage engine start.

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>> Houston integrity. Good. Roll pitch.

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>> Roger. Roll pitch

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integry. OMG high.

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Fun little project for you. What

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questions might you have about the

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Aremis missions? Our Jackie Waddles is

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on the story. Email us at cnn1010@cn.com

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or message us on our Instagrams@cn1010

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koiwire and your question and an answer

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to it could be featured in a future

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episode.

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Drivers across the French capital of

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Paris were living in the slow lane this

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week to protest rising fuel costs.

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Dozens of truckers and bus drivers

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clogged key roadways as part of a go

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slow demonstration aimed at pressuring

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the French government to provide more

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aid to transport businesses. Fuel costs

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have soared since the United States and

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Israel's war with Iran began. And some

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businesses say their fuel costs have

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nearly doubled just as peak tourism

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season is arriving.

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>> It's not normal that you're seeing so

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many coach buses here. We are currently

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in peak season and you shouldn't even

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find one coach bus that's available. And

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seeing so many mobilized for the protest

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today means that there's a problem that

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we can see currently. The French

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government says it will provide 50

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million euros in aid for the month of

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April in a bid to help offset the shock

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to businesses. That equates to an

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estimated 20 cents per liter of fuel. A

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number the French transport minister

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says could grow as the situation in the

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street of Hormuz evolves.

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Pop quiz hot shot. Who is the author

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behind The Three Musketeers? Mary

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Shelley, Mark Twain, Alexander Dumas, or

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Charles Dickens.

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If you said Alexander Dumas, Ong Guard,

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the famed French novelist who also

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penned the Count of Monte Cristo was

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behind some of the most famous adventure

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novels of the 1800s.

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A groundbreaking discovery in the

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Netherlands may have finally solved the

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mystery behind one of history's most

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famous swashbucklers. Archaeologists

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believe a skeleton found beneath the

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floor of a Dutch church may belong to

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none other than the famed French

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musketeer Dartanion. The real life

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inspiration behind the three musketeers.

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Our Jasmine Omjid one for all. All for

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one fascinating story about a fantastic

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find. This recently discovered skeleton

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could be the legendary French soldier

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who inspired the Three Musketeers novel.

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According to church officials and an

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archaeologist, the remains were

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unearthed after the floor of a Dutch

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church partially collapsed in front of

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the altar. After the discovery,

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archaeologists began working on DNA

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tests to identify the skeleton.

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of St. Peter and Paul Church has been

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identified in the past as a possible

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grave for the French musketeer Charles

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Dubat Dasmore Dartan. While Dartanyan

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was a heroic historical figure who was

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killed during the war in 1673, he was

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immortalized as a fictional version of

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himself in Alexander Dumas's novel, The

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Three Musketeers. Archaeologists are now

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waiting for the results of the DNA test

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from the remains jawbone against

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descendants of Daratan.

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There is only one direct train from

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Beijing, China to Pyongyang, North

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Korea. Suspended during the 2020

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pandemic, the 24-hour secretive route

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has just reopened for the first time in

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six years, and some diplomatic experts

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believe it means North Korea could be

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ready to re-engage with the outside

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world. CNN's senior photojournalist

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Justin Robertson rode the train as far

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as he was allowed to, and here is what

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he saw.

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These old school green trains are a far

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cry from China's famous high-speed

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bullet trains, but the route they serve

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is perhaps the most fascinating in the

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world. Connecting the bustling Chinese

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capital to the so-called hermit kingdom.

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>> I'm here in Beijing, and this train

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behind me is leaving for Pyongyang,

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North Korea, and I'm about to get on

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board. For decades, this rail line has

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quietly carried select diplomats and

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business people as well as a modest

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number of tourists across tightly

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controlled borders. This vital route was

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cut when the co pandemic hit. After 6

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years, the service was finally restored

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in March. A small but significant signal

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that North Korea is cautiously reopening

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to the outside world. Inside the rail

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cars, it's a throwback to an earlier era

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of train travel. cozy sleeping cabins

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with bunk beds, a dining car serving hot

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meals. The journey itself takes around

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24 hours at what feels like a methodical

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pace covering over 1,200 km from Beijing

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and on through northeastern China. For

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now, the route is used mainly by Russian

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tour groups and approved Chinese

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business travelers.

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As the train reaches the Chinese border

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city, passengers are allowed out and the

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sensitivity of the place I've arrived at

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sets in. Security tightens and

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photography becomes increasingly

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restricted. The train continues on to

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Pyongyang. For me, unfortunately, my

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journey ends here. I'm in Dandong, right

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on the border of North Korea and China.

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Couple hundred meters over there, that's

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North Korea. But I've heard there's a

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local boat tour that can take us quite

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close to the North Korean coast.

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This isn't my first time seeing North

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Korea up close. I've reported from there

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many times before, but this felt

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different. Usually, we're escorted

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through the Polish streets of Pyongyang,

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kept away from scenes like these.

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Peering into this secretive state from

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the Chinese side was something else

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entirely. Watching soldiers pace the

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shoreline and workers move through a

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shipyard. Almost a surreal sense of calm

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and a completely different view of one

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of the world's biggest geopolitical

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flash points. Justin Robertson, CNN,

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Dandong, China.

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Let's travel to Italy now where a brazen

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art museum heist has authorities working

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to recover stolen masterpieces. Three

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paintings by French masters Pierre

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August Renois, Paul Sesan, and Enri

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Matis have been stolen from the Manani

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Roa Foundation in Northern Italy.

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Authorities say that the thieves broke

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into the museum and carried out the

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theft in under three minutes. A lawyer

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for the foundation told CNN that the

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operation appeared carefully planned and

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coordinated, adding that it may have

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been influenced by another recent museum

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break-in you may remember, the Louv in

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Paris.

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Today's story getting a 10 out of 10 has

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us fired up. A group of high school

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students trading summer break for the

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firehouse at Camp Fury.

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>> Keep your feet planted for a second.

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We're going to lower you down just a

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little bit.

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>> At the week-long camp, these young women

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train like firefighters, learning CPR,

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rescues, and even how to put out flames.

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Ember some impressive skills. Women

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can't do this very physical job. Well,

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that's certain just simply not true.

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>> Leaders of the camp say it's about

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opening the girls minds to firefighting

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as a career option, fanning the flames

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of confidence and opening doors in a

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field where women make up less than 10%

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of firefighters nationwide. For some

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participants like Alyssa Harris, camp

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has sparked an interest that turned into

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a career.

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>> That's when I really knew and I got to

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see them in action and do some

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evolutions. It was great. With every

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drill and challenge, these campers are

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building skills and a new sense of what

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is possible. All right, it is almost

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time to go, but we have some shoutouts

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coming in hot. This first one goes to

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Mr. Riches and Mr. Matthews at Madison

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Grant High School in Fairmont, Indiana.

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Thanks to all of you and everyone

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subscribing and commenting on our CNN 10

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YouTube channel for your shoutout

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requests. And this shout out goes to

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Mrs. Barlo at Gunnison Valley Middle

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School in Gunnison, Utah. You rock.

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Thank you for this exceedingly cool

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popup book, Sunshine. I see you. This

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really made my day. Thank you so much.

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Have a fantastic rest of your week. I'm

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Koi Wire and we are CNN 10.