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Hello and terrific Tuesday to you,

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sunshine. I'm Koi Wire. This is CNN 10,

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the best 10 minutes in news because of

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you. Hope you're having a great week and

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you're ready to lock in and learn. Let's

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get you caught up on some of the latest

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from around the world. We start right

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here in Georgia where we are now

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officially seeing the most destructive

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wildfires in the state's history and

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they're still blazing. The fires doubled

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in size over the weekend and now more

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than 50,000 acres have burned. More than

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120 homes destroyed. The Red Cross

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opened a third emergency shelter to help

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the hundreds of people who've been

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forced to evacuate. And as firefighters

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work to contain the blazes, some local

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residents are doing whatever they can to

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help, including trucking water to the

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fire lines. This is life. This is home.

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And why not try and save it? One amber

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can land out here in these woods

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somewhere and within 10 minutes it could

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be at our front door. And you know that

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that's a scary thing. The constant

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worry. And we have all our livelihood of

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our businesses. Um the way we make money

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out here and it can all be lost in a

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matter of minutes.

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>> The governor of Georgia says officials

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believe that one of the fires was

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started by a foil balloon landing on a

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power line. These fires have had

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near-perfect conditions to spread.

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extremely dry weather in the state and

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winds. As of this taping, neither fire

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is more than 10% contained. Take a look

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at the drought levels driving all of

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this. Georgia fire officials responded

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to 15 new wildfires this weekend,

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meaning Georgia and Florida are now

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fighting more than 150 active wildfires

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combined. Now, to a very different type

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of severe weather in the western US over

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the weekend. No, you are not seeing

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double. These are twin tornadoes.

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Stormchasers spotted them in a rural

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area in the northern part of Oklahoma.

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And in Enid, Oklahoma, a massive EF4

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tornado left a trail of destruction

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after ripping through the town.

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>> Oh my god.

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>> With estimated winds of 170 to 175 mph.

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It was the strongest tornado in the US

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since last June. At least 10 people were

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injured. About 40 homes were damaged,

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though officials say no deaths were

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reported. More than 50 tornadoes have

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been reported since late last week

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across the South and Plains regions.

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This all comes from a sprawling severe

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weather system making its way across

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much of the country in recent days. At

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least two people were killed in North

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Texas on Saturday. In Kansas, the roof

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of one local business was blown clear

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off and several freight train cars were

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derailed. The severe weather is expected

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to last through the middle of this week

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and could impact as many as 40 million

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people from parts of Texas to the Ohio

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Valley. So, make sure to listen to your

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local forecast to see if you are in the

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path of any of these dangerous storms.

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10sec trivia. Which of these companies

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is the world's largest electrical

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vehicle seller? Tesla, Riven, BYD, or

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Kia?

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If you said BYD, you are charged up. The

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Chinese car giant overtook Tesla after

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selling more than 2.2 million EVs in

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2025 alone. The United States and

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Israel's war with Iran has put a vice

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grip on oil supplies. The straight of

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Hormuz through which 20% of the global

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oil supply travels is still closed to

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tankers. But while oil starved countries

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scramble for fuel, one country is

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reaping the benefits. China, frequently

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dubbed the renewables king of the

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planet, China is seeing an uptick in

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exports of their solar technology,

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batteries, and electric vehicles. Our

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Stephanie Yang explains. As the Iran war

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has caused fossil fuel shortages and

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price hikes around the world, China is

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selling more of its clean energy

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technology than ever before, smashing

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monthly export records as countries

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clamor for a solution to the historic

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oil shock. In March, China exported 68

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gawatts of solar technology, according

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to Ember, a renewables think tank.

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That's 50% more than the previous high

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hit back in August. Meanwhile, Chinese

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customs data show that exports of solar,

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batteries, and EVs rose 70% in March,

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yearonear, China is now the world leader

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in renewables, thanks to decades of

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massive state investment in green

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energy, a policy meant to help insulate

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it from oil shocks like the one the

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world is suffering right now. That's

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giving Beijing more inroads in global

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trade, increasing China's geopolitical

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and economic influence at a time when

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energy insecurity threatens economies

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around the world.

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>> Have you heard about this incredible

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find in the Strait of Gibralar? It's the

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narrow marine passageway just 29 square

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miles between the southern tip of Europe

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and northwestern tip of Africa. Spanish

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archaeologists discovered 124

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shipwrecks. Only four underwater

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archaeological sites were known in the

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area prior to this, but shifting ocean

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currents seem to have uncovered all

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sorts of new things. They date from all

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the way back to the ancient

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Carthaginians, a powerful maritime

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civilization around 814 to 146 BC to

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World War II in the 1930s and 40s. The

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oldest find was a wreck from the fifth

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century BC. Scientists believe the ship

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was carrying fish sauce. There's also a

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ship from the Napoleonic Wars in the

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early 1800s. They've only studied about

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a quarter of these sites so far. Move

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over machines. Humans just hit turbo

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mode this past weekend. Sebastian Sawe

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of Kenya made history at the London

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Marathon. First human ever to run a

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marathon under 2 hours in an official

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race condition. 1 hour 59 minutes 30

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seconds, shattering the world record by

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more than a minute. That's 26.2 2 miles

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at a 4 minute and 33 second per mile

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pace. The 31-year-old must have been

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like an inspirational pace car because

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moments later Yum Kajelka also broke the

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2hour mark and the women's winner Tix

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Afa of Ethiopia also setting a world

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record with a time of 2 hours 15 minutes

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and 41 seconds. And if that weren't

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enough inspiration, Cynthia Arivo, star

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actor in Wicked, was one of the nearly

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60,000 runners. And she left fans

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stunned, finishing in 3 hours 21 minutes

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40 seconds. That's a 7 minute 40

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secondond mile pace. Now, these

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incredible achievements remind me of one

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of my favorite inspirational stories.

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It's about pushing the limits of human

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potential. In the 1940s, it was believed

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that no one would ever run a mile in

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under four minutes. For years, the

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record stood at four minutes and 1

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second. Then in 1954, along comes Roger

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Bannister from London. Banister shocked

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the world, breaking the sub4-minute

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mile. And within just 46 days, something

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incredible happened. Someone else did

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it. Then within a year, three more. Now

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more than a thousand have conquered the

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barrier that was once considered

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impossible to break. It's the power of

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perception, the power of mind. Once you

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stop believing something is impossible,

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it opens the door to make it happen.

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Here is a turtly awesome story for you.

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A green sea turtle named Nutella is

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finally back home. Nutella was rescued

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in the Florida Keys four months ago.

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Tangled in fishing line, almost lost a

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flipper due to lack of circulation, even

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swallowed some of the line. Rushed to

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the turtle hospital, doctors discovered

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tumors on her body and eyes. Docs didn't

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think she'd make it, but she's a

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fighter. And after successful tumor

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removal, she made her way back to

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Sombrero Beach, where the manager of the

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turtle hospital taught kids about sea

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turtle conservation. And with more than

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200 people there to cheer her on,

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Nutella has made her way back home into

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the Atlantic Ocean.

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Today's story getting a 10 out of 10.

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Youngsters in Mississippi saving the day

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after their bus driver went unconscious.

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Five students from Hancock Middle School

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jumped into action, taking control of

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the runaway school bus, calling for

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help, even getting the driver her

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medicine.

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>> And she kind of sort of like fell over,

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like flopped over. Then everyone started

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like standing up.

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>> I saw that the bus was veering off to

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the side. And then I grabbed the wheel

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>> and then so she passed out again and

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then the bus started rolling forward and

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I mean it it started like gainful speed.

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So I didn't know it had air brakes. So

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whenever I clicked the brakes that about

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threw me out the windshield and then I

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called 911 when I got up there. I saw

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her medication in her hand and I saw

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like her reaching for it. I knew like

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that's what she needed. These sixth

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graders steered the bus to safety until

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first responders arrived, giving us good

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examples of trusting your instincts and

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conquering fear in the moment. Not all

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heroes wear capes. Sometimes they wear

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backpacks.

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>> I'm very proud of them. I couldn't ask

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for any better students than my students

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on my bus. I love every single one of

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them. I'm going to think of how they

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saved my life.

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>> All right, superstars. I'm going to keep

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it in Mississippi for our first shout

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out of the day. Miss Moody at North

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Forest High School in Hattisburg,

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Mississippi. Thank you for subscribing

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and commenting on our CNN 10 YouTube

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channel. And this next one goes to Coach

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Wadsworth at Will Rogers Junior High

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School in Claremore, Oklahoma. Great day

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to be a zebra. Did you know zebras each

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have their own unique set of stripes,

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kind of like human fingerprints. Good

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reminder for all of us to embrace our

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stripes and that our uniqueness is our

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strength. Now, tomorrow is your word

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Wednesday. So submit your unique

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tomorrow's show. Bring it baby. Make it

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an awesome day today and I'll see you

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the day after the day before tomorrow.

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