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Happy Wednesday to you all. Hello there

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and welcome. I'm Don Redell in for Koi

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Wire. He is on his way to Los Angeles to

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cover the US men's team play their first

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World Cup match later this week. More on

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the World Cup a bit later in the show.

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Today of course is your word Wednesday.

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So, keep your ears tuned in and see if

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the vocabulary word you submitted has

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made it into today's show. But first,

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let's get to your news. We're going to

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start with an update on the United

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States and Israel's war with Iran, which

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has seen a series of big developments

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just over the last few days. On Tuesday,

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the Israeli military conducted a new

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round of strikes in southern Lebanon,

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just one day after Iran warned that it

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would resume its attacks on Israel if

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the strikes continued. Iran and Israel

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had previously exchanged missile attacks

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at the start of the week before halting

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them on Monday, avoiding another major

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escalation in this ongoing conflict.

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Despite these recent developments,

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President Trump has once again expressed

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optimism that a deal to end the monthsl

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long war could be reached as soon as

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this week. Lebanon is a significant part

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of the ceasefire talks and Iran says

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they want any deal with the US to

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include Lebanon. The Israeli military

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says they've been targeting Hezbollah

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and Iranianbacked militant group in

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Lebanon who have rejected the ceasefire.

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to Mexico now where soccer fans are

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increasingly upset over the astronomical

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cost of World Cup tickets and what some

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people are calling an unprecedented

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money grab by soccer's world governing

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body FIFA in Mexico. It means that many

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fans who thought they'd be watching the

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games in the stadiums will instead be

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tuning in on their TVs at home. CNN's

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Valeria Leon has this report.

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Francisco Ferrera compares access to

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Mexico's past World Cups to this one.

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>> It doesn't feel the same. Back then, it

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felt like Mexico's World Cup. Now, it

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feels like it belongs to the United

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States. And the ticket prices, they're

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impossible.

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The opening match in Mexico City with

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some tickets now selling for as much as

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$16,000

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on official FIFA sites and on resale

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sites even higher. A staggering amount

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that puts this tournament far out of

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reach for all but the ultra wealthy. In

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Mexico City, the average family earns

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just over $2,000 a month, roughly the

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cost of a single ticket. And in a city

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where many local fans were able to

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attend World Cups hosted here in 1970

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and 86, many feel they've been priced

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out.

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But the frustration started months ago.

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FIFA's lottery style sales system

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designed to manage global demand left

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thousands without access even at base

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prices.

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>> I haven't been able to get tickets, but

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if I do, I'll be there. I hope Mexico

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wins, but either way, I just want it to

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be exciting, a good show, of course.

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>> At this rate, the cheers of Mexican fans

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will mostly be heard outside the

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stadium.

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>> All right, Apple has just announced a

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new version of Siri as they scramble to

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catch up with Google and chat GPT on

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artificial intelligence. The new

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features are expected later this year as

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Tim Cook prepares to step down as the

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company's CEO. So, what can you expect

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on your devices? Well, the new AI will

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be able to analyze what's on your screen

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and use that information to better

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answer questions. It will also have a

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more conversational chatbot that can do

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things like look at the schedule for the

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World Cup and then plan a watch party

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for you. You'll be able to point your

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camera at things and have Siri answer

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questions about it. And features like

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image generation may have daily usage

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limits because they rely on powerful and

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expensive AI models.

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It is time for 10 second trivia. And

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here's the question for you today. Who

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produces the most tires globally every

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year? Is it Michelin, Ferrari, Goodyear,

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or Lego?

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Well, if you said Lego, you were right.

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Over 318 million mini rubber tires are

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made every year as part of their set

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that have vehicles. Really cool, right?

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Although bit of a trick question in my

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opinion. All right, here's another

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question for you. What is the longest

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time you've ever taken to complete an

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assignment? A couple of days, a week, a

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month? Well, how about 144 years? That's

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the time it has taken to complete the

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famous Sagraa Familia Cathedral in

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Spain. Now you can get a glimpse into

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what it takes to build such an iconic

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landmark brick by brick or shall I say

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block by block. LEGO announced their

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Sagrada Familia set, their largest one

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ever with 12,060

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pieces complete with columns and stained

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glass windows. It mirrors the

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inspiration in Barcelona. Now the church

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was designed by Gaudy who died in 1926

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when construction was only just getting

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started. And then the design plans got

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lost in the Spanish Civil War. And still

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even today, there are some bits and

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pieces missing. In February of this

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year, the 18th tower that Gaudy designed

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was finally completed. And more

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architectural projects are in the works.

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So if you want to try and race against

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its realtime construction, you've got

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until 2034,

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and you'll need a whopping 800 bucks for

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the LEGO set. However, that pales in

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comparison to the cathedral's $700

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million price tag. But at least you'll

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be able to build the Lego version in

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just a few days. If you're big into

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budgets, as I am, I love my financial

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plan spreadsheets, then this next story

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is sure to peique your interest. High

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schoolers from around the country

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recently took part in the final round of

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the National Personal Finance Challenge.

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That's a competition that proves you are

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never too young to become a whiz at

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numbers. The savvy students succinctly

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broke down everything from investments

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and income equations to credit scores

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and risk management. Our Lacy Russell

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was there and spoke with some of these

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finance phenoms to help it all make

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sense. That's sense with a C.

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>> If retirement tax liability is greater

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than current tax liability,

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>> co insurance 10%.

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>> Microsoft, Google, Nvidia, Apple,

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Amazon.

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>> Do you think you know more about finance

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than the average adult? than the average

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adult probably. Yeah.

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>> High school students from across the US

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flex their financial literacy in the

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National Personal Finance Challenge.

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>> A lot of adults undermine how important

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personal finance is. Whether it's

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because they didn't have the resources

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or they just simply didn't emphasize it

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enough. But I think a big push that we

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should have is educating not only

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children but also adults about financial

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literacy. US government bonds whose

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principal value adjusts based on the

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consumer price index are known by what

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acronym?

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>> TIPS.

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>> The correct answer is TIPS.

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>> A team of four students from Mount Heern

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High School in Elott City, Maryland, won

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first place.

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>> What piqued my interest in finance is

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the relevance of the subject. We're in a

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world where if you don't know your

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finance, it's very hard to live on an

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everyday basis. We always have something

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financial going on. you know, either

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going to the grocery store or buying

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concert tickets. You need to know how to

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save your money or when to spend your

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money. Everything runs with money.

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Everything runs with transactions. And

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you really need to learn your personal

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finance to stay ahead of where our

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worlds go. We're about to step into a

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world of like college and the future and

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working. So, for the first time in our

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lives, we're going to have money and

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we're going to be able to spend and do

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what we want with it. It's really

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important that we're able to understand

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how to manage and be able to put our

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money to work so that in the future, in

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the long run, we can reap the rewards of

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our own hard work.

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Today's story getting a 10 out of 10 is

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you. Every 10th day of the month, we

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highlight some of your big wins. And in

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this month's batch, you are all shooting

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for the moon. Here's Coy.

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>> All right. Thank you, Don. First up, be

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ready to tap out because Alyssa Lynn, an

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eighth grader from Cinchu International

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School, placed gold in the Asian Open

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Jui-Jitsu Championships NOGE

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competition. Alyssa also won third

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overall, representing the United States.

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Next, showing us what taking big steps

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in the world looks like. Hayden from

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Newark, Ohio completed the STEP program

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where he learned about plumbing,

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budgeting, and all things construction.

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the youngest person to complete it. He

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already has contract offers from four

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different unions. Awesome stuff. And

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shout out to Coach Caleb. Go Wildcats.

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And we are going to Thailand for this

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one where Miss Bailey students are

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graduating from a school they helped to

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start in 2020. Shout out to ICS Udantani

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for your perseverance and

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congratulations.

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That is too cool. Thanks to all of you

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for sharing with us how you are showing

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out. Send us the 10 out of 10 moments in

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your life to cnn10@cn.com

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and you may just see it on our show on

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July 10th. Back to you, Don. Nice one,

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Coy. All right. Congratulations to

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today's your word Wednesday winner, Mr.

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W's class at Da Vinci High School in

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Davis, California, who submitted

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succinct, an adjective that means

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briefly and clearly expressed. We've got

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just enough time for one more shout out

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today. Mrs. Epley and Mrs. Dickle at

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Revena High School in Ohio. Thank you

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for the kind letter and for the

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friendship bracelets and thank you for

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always making us a part of your day. We

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will see you right back here tomorrow.

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I'm Don Redell and this is CNN 10.
