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for the day we're already halfway
through the week we got to build up some
momentum for the rest of the week
because like one of my former NFL
teammates Todd McClure used to say
there's no mum like momentum today is #y
word Wednesday so listen up to see if
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write Today's Show now we do have to
start with some very concerning news
today in the Middle East where a barrage
of ballistic missiles was launched by
Iran into Israel Sirens sounded off
across Israel as nearly 200 projectiles
rained down many were intercepted by
Israel's Iron Dome defense system it
comes at a sensitive time in the region
as concerns over an expanding Regional
War continues to grow earlier in the day
an official from the US which is the
closest Ally of Israel said in a
statement that quote a direct military
attack from Iran against Israel will
carry severe consequences for Iran end
quote CNN was on the ground in Israel
while the attack
happened what we are all seeing with our
own eyes is a major attack from IR Iran
it's a major attack Dana and it's an
escalation it's an escalation of this
War uh and now what we're seeing in
addition to those intercepts is we're
seeing fragments falling to the ground
it's like a yeah a deadly a deadly
fireworks display over Tel Aviv goodness
was of us here and you're talking about
Tel Aviv Jim we are looking at pictures
right now oh we are looking pictur at
pictures of Tel Aviv what you're
describing they're coming down one just
about we got to go inside now at the
time we produced this show there were no
deaths reported from this attack this
move from
comes after several events including an
Israeli military ground operation
targeting militant group Hezbollah
earlier that day a source from a un
peacekeeping mission in Lebanon said the
Israeli military staged sporadic raids
across the Lebanon Israel border but
that Israeli troops did not stay on
Lebanese soil the incursion came after
hours of artillery fire from Israel
across the border into Lebanon recently
Israeli strikes have killed more than
1,000 people destroying homes and
displacing an estimated 1 million people
in Lebanon Israel and Hezbollah have
been engaged in a back and forth
escalation since the war in Gaza began
last October Hezbollah attacked Israel
on October 8 and has said it will not
stop striking Israel until a ceasefire
is reached in the Palestinian Enclave
Hezbollah also said it would choose a
new leader as soon as possible after
Israel assassinated it Chief Hassan
nazala last week Israel's escalation in
its fight with Hezbollah and Iran's
direct attack open a new and dangerous
phase in nearly a year of war in the
region the US has put pressure on Israel
to reach a ceasefire agreement with
Hezbollah and in the war with Gaza
following growing concerns over a more
widescale war 10sec trivia what
condiment was used for what was thought
to be its medicinal qualities in the
1800s mustard ketchup Wasabi or
mayonnaise hands up if you said ketchup
did you know that it was made into pills
set to cure conditions like indigestion
and
jaundice all right we should try to
never take moments for granted life can
be ephemeral over the summer A leria
outbreak sickened and even took the
lives of people from more than a dozen
states across the US the food born
bacterial illness was traced back to a
B's head plant in Virginia where a USDA
investigation uncovered issues in the
factory like insects and mold Boris had
issued a recall and discontinued some
products and closed the plant where the
outbreak originated but now the plants
closure means an entire town will feel
the impact of lost jobs and businesses
CNN's Mina duris has
more good morning normally around this
time Lee Beasley would be right in the
middle of the breakfast rush if B's head
was coming through the door on their
break there would be about 15 people in
line waiting and just us trying to get
them out the door real quick Beasley
runs the kitchen at Cornerstone
Crossroads just a few miles from the
borsh head plant in Jarrett Virginia
where hundreds of people worked before
the company shut it down this month what
did the borad plant mean to this area
well that's like 500 jobs took off the
table everybody at once so it's going to
impact everybody not just us but all any
other business around are you feeling it
here oh yeah yeah definitely makes a
huge difference vores had closed the
Jarrett plant indefinitely after
investigators found its liver worst
production was the origin of a deadly
outbreak tied to the deaths of 10 people
and dozens of
hospitalizations the company had been
the largest private employer in this
rural
area in your time here have you seen a
lot of clients come through who were AB
Bor
significant amount yeah significant
amount it's it's going to affect our
business heavily but it ain't going to
close us down or nothing it's just going
to be a significant change it's a big
part of the community huge part of the
community Jared is a former railroad
town of around 600 people B's head cast
a big Shadow here everywhere we went we
ran into former employees surely blow
worked as a cleaner at the plant for 22
years it's not no easy job why did you
want to work there I wanted to work cuz
they was paying good and it was a good
job back then when you heard what was
happening over the summer were you
surprised not really well back then they
had good supervisor they checked it if
it took all day you feel like that
wasn't happening anymore I I can't say
that I have to watch what I said cuz I
don't want to say nothing to hurt no one
in the days after the plant closure Bor
had held meetings with laid-off
employees we've seen dozens of people
come in and out of this building today
they've been getting their Severance
they've been connecting with career
opportunities signing up for
unemployment the people who were willing
to share told us they were really sad
about losing their jobs they thought of
this place like family some of them had
worked here for decades but largely
they've been too afraid to talk to us
employees we met getting their exit
paperwork told us they'd been warned
they could risk losing their Severance
if they spoke to us a claim borad denied
the company told CNN we adhere strictly
to state and federal employment laws
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today's story getting a 10 out of 10 is
making no waves check this out this
high-tech flying boat is barely even
making a splash Swedish company
candela's all El electric hydrofoiling
vehicles use submerged wing-like
structures to lift their vessels above
the water surface the technology could
make fairy commutes faster and more
comfortable all while helping the planet
in the process prepare for takeoff I'm
pretty sure it's the first time I heard
a captain of a boat say prepare to take
off we're leaving the water now and
we're
flying this so-called flying boat is the
C8 a recreational Day Cruiser from
Candela a Swedish company whose all
electric hydrofoiling vehicles could
revolutionize the way people commute we
have essentially like wings of an
airplane submerged under the water and
when you reach certain speeds the fully
automated foil system will activate the
takeoff sequence which will bring the
boat out of the water it is essentially
the same mechanics that lifts a
commercial
airline this is how you fly a boat if
you look behind us we're not making a
wake anymore the foil system is
self-regulating itself and handling the
waves so that we are as smooth as
possible you have another boat that runs
on this technology but it's bigger we
have a 40ft passenger ferry that can
carry 30 passengers the wings are are
proportionately bigger but the mechanics
and and the system is the same candala
believes that their flying Ferry will be
faster more comfortable and result in
far fewer carbon emissions than a
traditional passenger
Ferry how unique is this technology I
mean are there other companies out there
doing something similar with foils
foiling has actually been around for
many many many many years the reason why
foiling if you ask me hasn't been a
bigger thing in the in the past is that
the technology hasn't been there this is
a merger of drone technology drone
software fighter jet hardware and it all
comes together with the highest
processing Powers
available all right all right congrats
to all my people at Ripley Junior High
in Ripley Oklahoma for submitting
today's hashy word Wednesday winner
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very short time I see you Payton and
jazz hands for Mr L in your Humanities
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