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Hello everyone. Welcome back to CNN 10.

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I'm Allison Chinchar in for Koi Wire. If

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you were on spring break like we were, I

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hope it was fun. Hope you wore your

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sunscreen and hope you're feeling ready

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to rock a fresh new week. Now, let's get

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to your news for this Monday, April

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13th. NASA and the rest of the world are

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welcoming the Artemis 2 crew back to

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Earth. The four astronauts received a

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standing ovation when they arrived at

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the Johnson Space Center in Houston,

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Texas Saturday. They also reunited with

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their families after their 10-day

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journey around the moon. The Orion

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capsule splashdown in the Pacific Ocean

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on Friday capped the successful mission.

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Speaking publicly for the first time

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since their return to Earth, the crew

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members described the camaraderie they

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shared on their journey to deep space.

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>> We are bonded forever and no one down

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here is ever going to know what the four

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of us just went through. When this

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started on April 3rd,

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I wanted to thank God in public and I

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want to thank God again.

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>> What struck me wasn't necessarily just

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Earth. It was all the blackness around

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it.

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Earth was just this lifeboat

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hanging

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undisturbingly in the universe.

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>> When you look up here, you're not

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looking at us. We are a mirror

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reflecting you.

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And if you like what you see, then just

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look a little deeper. This is you.

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>> These four history makers also broke

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several world records. They traveled

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farther from Earth than any humans ever

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before. They witnessed the far side of

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the moon. They even saw a solar eclipse

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from behind the moon. Our Pete Montene

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has more on the successful return and

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what comes next.

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>> We heard from NASA officials who said

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that the Aremis 2 mission concluded with

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incredible accuracy. A successful

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splashdown off the coast of San Diego at

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5 07 and 27 seconds Pacific time, thus

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concluding a 9day 1h hour mission, an

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orbit around the moon. Astronauts

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Wiseman, Glover, Hansen, and Cook were

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all plucked from the Orion capsule one

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by one by Navy divers, then hoisted by

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helicopters and flown to the deck of the

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USS John P. Murtha where we were seeing

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them walk unassisted on the flight deck.

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This concludes the most dangerous part

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of this mission, the re-entry was

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surrounded by questions about whether or

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not the heat shield and tweaks that NASA

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made to the re-entry angle would work

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leading up to this re-entry. There was

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concern that the heat shield that was

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seen on Artemis one would have problems

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again in this crude mission. Artemis one

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was an uncrrewed mission. Now NASA

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engineers will go over the heat shield

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of the Orion spacecraft as it's hauled

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on board the USS John P. Murtha. NASA

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says this is all about the folks behind

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the scenes like those at Johnson Space

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Flight Center in Houston, which broke

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out into a celebration after the six

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minute long communications blackout

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ended during re-entry. Some pretty big

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questions here, but NASA says now they

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are focused on landing on the moon. This

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massive test flight paves the way for

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the Aremis 3 missions in 2027 and then

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the Aremis 4 mission in 2028 with the

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goal of putting Americans on the moon

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again.

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>> Now to an update on US and Israel's

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ongoing war in Iran and the outsized

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impact it's having on the global energy

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market. The ongoing conflict has been

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felt around the world and is causing

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chaos as far away as Ireland. Roughly

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onethird of the country's gas stations

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have run out of fuel and key roadways

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have been blocked as part of protests

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over rising fuel costs. Our Ne Kennedy

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has more on what's driving the surreal

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scenes. This man appears to be walking

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to the airport as tractors block roads

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across Ireland. Farmers and hollers

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across Ireland have been protesting for

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4 days over soaring fuel costs. Convoys

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of tractors have clogged major roads

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across the country from inner city

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Dublin to fuel depots that supply much

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of the country and it's caused chaos. At

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least 250 service stations had

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completely run out of fuel on Friday. An

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industry body told CNN. Now the

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government has even asked the army to be

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on standby to help clear blocked roads

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amid concerns that emergency services

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could be delayed. Protesters say rising

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diesel prices are pushing them to the

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brink, and that government measures to

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cut fuel costs haven't gone far enough,

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the price hikes are tied in part to the

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war in Iran, which has disrupted oil

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supplies.

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Time for 10-second trivia. What is a

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group of penguins called on land? Is it

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a herd, a flock, a colony, or a troop?

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Now, if you said colony, happy feet.

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Once they're swimming together, the

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penguins are often called a raft because

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they often float and move as a group on

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the water's surface.

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Climate change is pushing two iconic

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species closer to extinction. Emperor

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penguins, for one, and Antarctic fur

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seals are now both listed as endangered

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by the International Union for the

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Conservation of Nature. The animals were

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added to the group's red list, the

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world's most comprehensive census of

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threatened species and their causes of

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their decline. Factors like warming

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ocean waters, melting sea ice, and

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declining food availability are wreaking

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havoc on their ecosystem and leading

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wildlife experts to sound the alarm.

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>> They need that ice. Yes, they swim and

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they hunt in the cold waters of

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Antarctica, but they need that ice to

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nest, to raise their offspring, to

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breed, to sleep. And what a loss it

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would be to our natural heritage to lose

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these species. The same for these the

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Cape for seal. They're integral to the

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ecosystem in the cold waters of the

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south. And the krill that they depend

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upon, this is the food that they eat is

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going deeper and deeper and literally is

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beyond their reach for a creature that

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is designed to survive in the wild of a

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watery ecosystem.

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>> The IUCN report says furs seal

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populations have shrunk by more than 50%

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since just 1999, and they fear emperor

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penguin populations could be cut in half

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by the year 2080.

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This weekend marked a key date in

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Christianity. Sunday was Orthodox

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Easter. Now, Orthodox Christians in

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parts of Eastern Europe and Asia

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celebrate Easter Sunday later than their

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Western counterparts due to their use of

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the older Julian calendar. And in

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Jerusalem, a remarkable event ushered in

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the holy holiday. A single flame was

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shared by hundreds of worshippers as

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they celebrated at one of the faith's

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holiest sites. Our Orin Lieberman

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attended the Holy Fire ceremony at

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Jerusalem's Church of the Holy Supplr

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for an upclose look at the ancient

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tradition.

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>> This is Holy Fire Saturday here inside

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the Church of the Holy Supplr and it's

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one of the most beautiful ceremonies in

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the old city of Jerusalem. It comes one

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day before Orthodox Easter. Church

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leaders will enter the tomb of Jesus

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Christ right here behind me and they

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will come out with a flame fire that's

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supposed to be lit by the spirit of

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Jesus Christ. That single flame as it

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comes out is then spread around as you

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can see here behind me to worshippers

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who have been waiting all morning

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chanting saying prayers here inside the

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church and then they spread it

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throughout not only inside the church

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here but the hundreds if not thousands

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who are waiting outside. This is a

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religious ceremony that has happened for

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a thousand years here in Jerusalem and

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is it is one of the most remarkable to

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see.

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>> More than 300 items from Queen Elizabeth

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II's wardrobe are now on display in

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Buckingham Palace to mark 100 years

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since her birth. Queen Elizabeth II her

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life in style showcases fashion from

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nearly a century of her royal life,

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including dresses, tiaras, and even her

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wedding necklace. More than half of the

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items have never been exhibited before.

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The curator says the exhibition explores

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every decade of the Queen's life from

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birth until her death.

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Today's story getting a 10 out of 10. A

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six-year-old in Pittsburgh is using her

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love for coloring to show love for kids

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who are battling cancer. Here's the

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story. Kayn Lundel heard an ad on the

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radio about St. June Children's Hospital

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and it stuck with her. Reminder, she's

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only six years old. She says it isn't

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fair that some kids have to face so much

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pain and she wanted to do something

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about it. So Kayn and her mom launched

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Draw for a Dream and they've organized

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art auctions where kids creations are

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what's for sale and going to the highest

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biders. Bids will start at $100 with

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every dollar going to St. Judes,

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>> I just don't want their life to be hard

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for them. It's not fair for them.

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>> Kayn aims to raise $100,000

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at the end of this and is hoping her

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campaign can make a difference in the

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lives of families in need. All right,

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superstars. I've got two shoutouts for

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you today. First up, Mr. Galloway and

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Mr. Malachi at Scott Highlands Middle

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School in Apple Valley, Minnesota. Thank

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you so much for including us in your

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classroom. And we also have a shout out

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from Miss Solomon at Sheldon High School

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in Eugene, Oregon. Thank you so much for

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subscribing to our YouTube channel and

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thank you for joining me today. Koi will

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be back tomorrow. I'm Allison Chinchar

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and this is CNN 10.
