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StudentNews学生新闻0215

（StudentNews）--February15,2012

THISISARUSHTRANSCRIPT.THISCOPYMAYNOTBEINITSFINALFORMANDMAYBEUPDATED.

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CARLAZUZ,HOST,CNNSTUDENTNEWS:

It`sthemiddleoftheweek,themiddleofthemonth,thestartofabrandneweditionofCNNStudentNews.Hello,everyone.I`mCarlAzuz.WewelcomeyoutothisFebruary15theditionofourshow,inwhichwearebringingyou10minutesofcompletelycommercial-freeheadlines.

Firstuptoday,thecrisisinSyria.You`veheardustalkaboutit.Thishasbeengoingonformonths,andit`sshowingnosignsofstopping.Inthepast10days,morethan700peoplehavereportedlybeenkilled.CNN`sArwaDamon,oneofourreporters,wasinsideSyria.Shesaidthateverybodyshespoketobelievedthecountrywaseitherheadingfororalreadyinafull-blownwar.

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AZUZ（voice-over）:

OppositiongroupsblamethisviolenceonSyria`sgovernment,whichhasreportedlylaunchedattacksagainstitsownpeople.Thegovernmentsaystheviolenceisbeingcausedbyarmedterrorists.AndCNNisfindingsomeevidenceofthat.BarbaraStarrreportsthattheU.S.governmentiskeepingaclosewatchonwhat`shappening.

BarbaraSTARR,CNNPentagonREPORTER（voice-over）:

AlleyesandearsonSyria.CNNhaslearnedthatspyingonBasharal-Assad`smovesinthebrutalwaragainsthisownpeopleisnowatoppriorityforU.S.intelligenceandthemilitary.

TheStateDepartmentreleasedtheseimages,showingSyrianartillerygunsoutsideatown.AmericanofficialstellCNN,classifiedhigher-resolutionimagesshowmilitarytargetsbeingtrackedincaseU.S.actionisordered.

TheU.S.islookingtoinvolvemoresatellites,dronesandU-2spyplanes.SourcestellCNNthattheU.S.isalreadysecretlyeavesdroppingontelephoneandelectroniccommunicationsofAssad`sregime.ItcomesasaUnitedNationsofficialaccusedSyriaofcrimesagainsthumanity.

NAVIPILLAY,U.N.HIGHCOMMISSIONFORHUMANRIGHTS:

Childrenhavenotbeenspared.Childrenhavebeenkilledbybeating,sniperfireandshellingfromgovernmentsecurityforcesinseveralplacesthroughoutSyria.

STARR（voice-over）:

Assad`sgovernmentisnottheonlyfocus.U.S.intelligencehaspickeduponcellphonecommunicationsofknownalQaedaoperativesinsideSyria.Afterseveralsuicidebombings,includingthispolicestationinAleppo,therearegrowingindicatorsasmallgroupofalQaedaoperativesfromnextdoorIraqarenowinsideSyria.

SETHJONES,RANDCORPORATION:

What`salreadybeenclearisthatalQaedainIraq,inparticular,haspushedinoperationalandtactical-levelunitsintoSyriarightnowandappearstohaveconductedsomeofthehigh-profilebombings.

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AZUZ:

Backin1985,XiJinpingspenttwoweeksinIowa.HewasaChineseregionalofficial,andhewasinIowatolearnmoreaboutAmericanfarming.Well,XiisscheduledtobebackinIowatoday,buthe`snotaChineseregionalofficialanymore.He`sChina`svicepresident,andhe`sexpectedtobecomepresidentsoon.

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AZUZ（voice-over）:

ThestopinIowaispartofVicePresidentXi`sfive-daytriptotheUnitedStates,Yesterday,hewasattheWhiteHouse,meetingwithPresidentObama.TheU.S.andChinahavetheworld`stwolargesteconomies,soglobaltradeissueswereabigpartoftheirconversation.

VicePresidentXisaidthemaingoalofhisvisitistostrengthentiesbetweenthetwocountries.EuniceYoonlooksathowthatrelationshiphasplayedout.

EUNICEYOON,CNNREPORTER（voice-over）:

YoucouldsayChinaandtheU.S.are,insomeways,likeanoldmarriedcouple,permanentlyhitched.Overthepastthreedecades,thetwocountrieshavedependedoneachother.

ChinareliesontheU.S.tosetupfactoriesandcreatejobs,whiletheU.S.importslow-pricedgoodsforAmericanconsumers,andneedsChinatoinvestinitsmassivepoolofgovernmentdebt.

Butjustlikeotherlong-timerelationships,BeijingandWashingtonhavetheirmaritalspats.Thetwonationshavequarreledovereverything,fromtrade,China`scurrencyandhumanrights.AndwithChinagrowinginpower,tempersareflaringoverotherglobalissues,liketheU.S.`sgrowingsecuritypresenceintheSouthChinaSea.

Manyoftheseissueswilllikelystillbeontheagendalaterthisyear,whenXiisexpectedtotakeofficeasthenextpresidentofChina.

YOON:

ChineseofficialssaythatWashingtonandBeijingsufferfromatrustdeficit.TheyhopethatXi`svisitwillhelpbridgethedivide.

YOON（voice-over）:

DuringXi`strip,bothsidesaregettingafreshviewoftheirpartner,andachancetoresetthetoneofanever-evolvingaffair.

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UNIDENTIFIEDFEMALE:

Today`sShoutoutgoesouttoMs.Gallery`sworldgeographyclassesatDreherHighSchoolinColumbia,SouthCarolina.Whatdoesthissymbolstandfor?

Youknowwhattodo.Itisbiohazard,wildlifeprotection,recyclingormedicine?

You`vegotthreeseconds,go.

Thisgraphicwiththreearrowsistheinternationalsymbolforrecycling.That`syouranswer,andthat`syourShoutout.

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AZUZ:

Accordingtogovernmentestimates,Americansproducedabout250milliontonsofgarbagein2010.Now,ofcourse,recyclingcanhelpcutdownontheamountoftrashweproduce.Butthat`snotenoughforoneColoradocity.Officialstheredon`tjustwanttodecreasetheamountoftrash,theywanttodoawaywithitentirely.ReynoldsWolfshowsushowbusinessesaresortingitallout.

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REYNOLDSWOLF,CNNREPORTER（voice-over）:

SteamboatSprings,Colorado,homeofamazingviews,snow-cappedpeaks,stunningtreelinesandmountainsof--garbage?

Believeitornot,theconnectionbetweenthesesnowyheights,thismoundoftrashandtheseoverflowinglunchtraysarecloserthanyoumightthink.Yousee,aboutthreeyearsago,SteamboatSpringssetanambitiousgoal.Theywantedtoeliminateallgarbage.They`drecycleorreuseeverything.Thegoal:

tobe100percentwaste-freeby2014.

Here`showitworks.Restaurantsandtowneventsshoulduseonlyrecycledproducts.Thatmeansthatcups,platesandeatingutensilshavetobecompostableormadefromrecycledgoods.Eventrashcansaresealed,socustomerscan`tthrowanythingaway.Theyhavepeoplewhodoitforyou.

WOLF:

Whenatraycomesuptoyourstation,what`syourjob?

Whatareyoudoing?

CHRISJIGGENS,STEAMBOATTRASHATTENDANT:

Wetakeasodabottleout.Wetakeanyplasticwrappersout,andtheplasticwrappersgointhegarbage.Thesodagoesinrecycling.Anythingleft,foodorthebioplasticthat`sleft,weputinourcompostbin.

WOLF（voice-over）:

Yep.TheseguyssortthroughSteamboat`strash,makingsuretherightitemsgettotherightplaces.

WOLF:

Andtoshowushowit`sdone,we`vegotJesseRights（ph）withus.Jesse,I`vegotthisplatethatcameup.Itisafullone.Oh,wow.OK,howdoIgetstarted?

Youtellmewhattodowiththis.

JESSERAIKES,STEAMBOATTRASHATTENDANT:

Yes,thisisquiteatypicalplaterighthere.Thisiswhatyou`dseeonanormalbasis.

First,we`regoingtostartwiththetrash.Sowecan`trecycleanythinglikethis.

WOLF:

Allright.

RAIKES:

Tinfoilwrappers--sowe`regoingtotaketheseandwe`regoingtogostraighttothewastewiththat.（Inaudible）.

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WOLF:

Whatabouttheseguys,thepaper?

RAIKES:

Thisiscompletelycompostable--

WOLF:

Sothatgoesin--

RAIKES:

--followme.We`regoingtogointhecompostbinrighthere.

WOLF:

Andwhataboutthisstuff,likeplastic?

RAIKES:

Thisisactuallycompostable,too,aswell.

WOLF（voice-over）:

Attheendoftheday,allthoseleftoverscomehere,theTwinEnviroCompostingFacility,justoutsideoftown,wheretrashdisintegratesintodirt.Everyyear,theyturnmorethan175tonsoffoodscrapsandothercompostablewasteinto400tonsoffertilesoil,whichgoesrightbacktothemountainsofSteamboatSprings.

WOLF:

Jesse,whenyoulookatallthisstuff,Imean,somepeoplewouldseeitandjustsay,allthisgoesinthetrash,butalittledifferentwhenyoulookatit,huh?

RAIKES:

Youknow,whenIlookatit,Iseeabiggardenofdirtrighthere.Andwecanusethat.Wecanbringitin.Wecanmakea,youknow,arampforourwintertimefestivities,orwecangetabikingtrailstartedwiththis.

WOLF:

Thisis,oneday,possiblyplantfood--

RAIKES:

Exactly.

WOLF:

Unreal.

RAIKES:

That`saplaygroundrightthere.

WOLF（voice-over）:

Steamboatalreadycutitswastebyatleast70percent.Theythinkthatwithalittleguidanceanycityinanycountrycoulddojustaswell.

JIGGENS:

Peopleareonvacation,sothey`re--youknow,they`rehereforfun.Andthenwhentheyseesomethinglikethat,anditintereststhem,theycanbringithometowherethey`reat.Ithinkanybithelps.AndifSteamboatbringsthattothenationandtheworld,thenthat`sagoodthing.

WOLF（voice-over）:

ReynoldsWolf,CNN,SteamboatSprings,Colorado.

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AZUZ:

Youfansofourpunsaregoingtolovethisnextstory.Thoseofyouwhodon`tlikethemarejustgoingtohavetosufferthroughit.

Beforewego,we`regoingtocheckoutsomebarnyardharmonizing.

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AZUZ（voice-over）:

Adonkeysinging,andthatmightbethebestyoucanhopeforwhenyourduetpartnerisadonkey.

ThewomanwhopostedthisvideoonYouTubesaidshejustwantedtoplaysomemusicfortheanimalsonherfarm.Thedonkeywasn`tcontenttobeintheaudience,though.Hewantedtobeinontheact.

Mightnothavehadperfectpitch--

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AZUZ:

--butifyou`regoingtosinginthewrongkey,trynotto"Bflat."We`dsaythedonkeyandh