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StudentNews0320
(StudentNews)--March20,2012
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CARLAZUZ,HOST,CNNSTUDENTNEWS:
TheendofwinterbroughtahugesnowstormtooneU.S.state,butprobablynotastateyouassociatewithsnow.Thatstory`scomingup.I`mCarlAzuz.ThisisCNNStudentNews.
Firstup,votersarecastingballotsinIllinoistodayasthatstateholdsitsRepublicanpresidentialprimary.AlotofexpertsaredescribingthisasashowdownbetweenformerMassachusettsgovernorMittRomney,thefront-runner,andformerSenatorRickSantorum.
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AZUZ(voice-over):
GovernorRomneyjustenjoyedawininPuertoRicoonSunday.Hegotmorethan80percentofthevoteintheprimarythere,sohewonallofPuertoRico`s20delegates.
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AZUZ:
Thereare54delegatesupforgrabsinIllinoistoday,andittakes1,144delegatestowintheRepublicanpresidentialnomination.Here`showthingsstackuprightnow.
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AZUZ(voice-over):
ThelatestestimatesfromCNNshowsGovernorRomneywith519delegates.SenatorSantorumhas239,formerHouseSpeakerNewtGingrichhas138andCNNestimatesU.S.RepresentativeRonPaulhas69delegates.
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AZUZ:
Onethingallthecandidates,includingthepresident,havebeentalkingaboutrecently--gasprices.Ifyouoryourparentsdrive,youknowtheyareonthewayup.Thenationalaveragepriceforagallonofgasolinehasbeenrisingeverydayformorethanaweeknow.
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AZUZ(voice-over):
It`scurrently$3.84.That`stheaverage.It`sactuallymoreexpensiveinsomeplaces,andcheaperinothers,becauseofthecostofoil,taxesanddistribution.Therecordpricewas$4.11inJulyof2008.
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AZUZ:
RickVincentnowshowushowgaspricesarefuelingpoliticalfire.
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RICKVINCENT,CNNREPORTER(voice-over):
PricesatthepumpclimbedsteadilybeginningMarch9thafterafewdaysofslightdeclines.Theyroseonthebackofsoaringoilprices.PresidentObamaputaspotlightontheissueinhisweeklyaddress.HeoutlinedhisenergypolicyandknockedRepublicanpresidentialcandidateNewtGingrichforcampaigningonapromiseof$2.50gas.
BARACKOBAMA,PRESIDENTOFTHEUNITEDSTATES:
It`seasytopromiseaquickfixwhenitcomestogasprices.Therejustisn`tone.Anyonewhotellsyouotherwise,anycareerpoliticianwhopromisessomethree-pointplanfor$2gas,they`renotlookingforasolution.They`rejustlookingforyourvote.
VINCENT(voice-over):
Campaigningovertheweekend,RickSantorumsaidhighgaspricesareleadingtoinflation,andhesaysit`sonlygoingtogetworse.
FORMERSEN.RICKSANTORUM,R-PA.,PRESIDENTIALCANDIDATE:
It`sgoingtohavearippleeffectif$4,andinsomeplacesnow,$5agallongasoline,andthey`retalking$5andmaybeeven$6insomeareas.
VINCENT(voice-over):
Rightnow,thehighestpricenationallyisinHawaiiatanaverageof$4.48agallon.
MittRomneysaidthepresidentisnottherightpersontotacklesuchproblems.
FORMERGOV.MITTROMNEY,R-MASS.,PRESIDENTIALCANDIDATE:
Thepresidentlearnedabouttheeconomybyreadingaboutit--
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ROMNEY:
--notbylivingit.Twenty-fiveyearsinbusinesstaughtmehowjobscomeandhowtheygo.
VINCENT(voice-over):
I`mRickVincentreporting.
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UNIDENTIFIEDFEMALE:
Today`sShoutoutgoesouttoCoachStreiffert`seconomicsclassesatWaccamawHighSchoolinPawleysIsland,SouthCarolina.WhatisthestatenicknameofArizona?
Herewego.IsittheLandofEnchantment,DesertState,LastFrontierorGrandCanyonState?
You`vegotthreeseconds,nowgo.
Arizonagetsitsnicknamefromitsmostfamousnaturalfeature,theGrandCanyon.That`syouranswer,andthat`syourShoutout.
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AZUZ:
YoumightthinkofArizonaastheDesertState.Itsusuallywarmweatherisabigdrawfortourists.Notthispastweekend,though.WhilepeoplealloverthecentralandeasternU.S.wereenjoyingearlyspringtemperatures--
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AZUZ(voice-over):
--partsofArizonaweredealingwiththis:
massivesnowstorms.ThecityofFlagstaffgot10-14inchesofsnowovertheweekend.Officialswereworriedaboutdangerousdrivingconditions,especiallyinsomeofArizona`smountainregions.
Around180milesofonemajorinterstatewasshutdownbecauseoftheweather.Oneresidenttalkedaboutthemajorshiftintemperature,saying,quote,"Theotherdayitwas65degrees.Nextdayit`ssnowing.It`scrazy."
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UNIDENTIFIEDFEMALE:
Isthislegit?
TheAmazonisthelargestrainforestintheworld.
Totallytrue.TheAmazontakesupmorethan2millionsquaremiles.That`smorethanhalfthesizeoftheentireUnitedStates.
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AZUZ:
TheAmazontakesupabout40percentofBrazil,whichisoneofthelargestcountriesintheworld.Youprobablystudiedrainforests;you`velearnedabouthowthey`rerichinplantandanimallife.Butthatsamelandcanbeusedforfarmingaswell.ShastaDarlingtonlooksathowBrazilistryingtofindabalancebetweeneconomicsandtheenvironmentintheAmazon.
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SHASTADARLINGTON,CNNREPORTER:
Fromuphere,youcanreallygetaviewofthedifferencebetweenthesemassivesoybeanfieldsandthenaturalAmazonforestrightnextdoor.
DARLINGTON(voice-over):
WeflewoverthenativeXinguParkandneighboringfarmlandstogetabetterperspectiveofabattlethathaspitchedenvironmentalistsagainstfarmersandranchers.
Overthelastsixyears,Brazilhascrackeddownonclearcutting,reducingtherateofdeforestationby80percent.ButsomesayenvironmentalgainswillbeunderminedbyacontroversialforestcodebeingdebatedinCongress.
"It`sasetbackwithouttheprecedent,afterthe23yearsofprogresswe`vemade,"saysformerEnvironmentMinisterMarinaSilva.Thebilleaseslimitsondeforestationandextendsanamnestytosomewho`vecutdowntreesillegallyinthepast.
TherurallobbyinCongressthinksitdoesn`tdoenoughtoprotectgrowerswho`vehelpedturnBrazilintoaneconomicpowerhouse.Unabletoforgeaconsensus,thegovernmenthasrepeatedlydelayedvoting,butitwantsthelawpassedbeforeJune,whenRiodeJaneirowillhostRio+20,the20thanniversaryofthelandmarkEarthSummit.
BackinMatoGrosso,farmerslikeSauloCunhaarelargelysupportive.
"Ithinktheforestcodewillsolvealotofproblems,"hesays."It`lllegalizeproducers,whoareillegalnotbecausetheywanttobe,butbecauseofexternalfactors."
Underthenewcode,farmerswhobrokethelawwon`thavetopayfines.Theycangetlegalbyreplantingnativetrees.
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AZUZ:
Well,inthecountryofNepal,dozensofkidsliveinjail.Theyhaven`tdoneanythingwrong,butbecauseofthenation`spovertylevels,whenthekids`parentsarearrested,kidshavetogowiththem.
Onewomansawwhatwashappeninganddecidedtodosomethingaboutit.That`swhyshe`soneofthisyear`sCNNHeroes.Here`sherstory.
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PUSHPABASNET,CNNHERO:
InNepal,whenparentshavebeenarrestedbythepoliceandthechildrendon`thavealocalguardian,somechildrengotoprisonwiththeparents.Before(inaudible)Ivisitedthejail,Iwasstartingmybachelorinsocialwork.Isawasmallgirl,whojustgrabbedmyshawlandshejustgavemeasmile.Itwasreallyhardformetoforgetthat.
MynameisPushpaBasnet,andmymissionistomakesurenochildgrowsupbehindprisonwalls.In2005,Istartedadaycarewherethechildrencancomeoutfromthejailatmorningandtheycangobacktothejailattheafternoon.
Wehavechildrenwhoarefrom2to4,andtheyhavecoloring,reading,startingfivedaysaweek.Westartedtheresidentialhomein2007.Currently,wehave40childrenlivingouthere,mostlyabove6yearsold.
Idon`tgetadayoff,butInevergettired.ThechildrenallcallmeMamu.It`sabigfamily,withlotsandlotsoflove.
WhenIstartedthisorganization,Iwas21yearsold.PeoplethoughtIwascrazy,butthisiswhatIwantedinmylife.I`mgivingthemwhatanormalchildshouldhave.Iwanttofulfillalltheirdreams.
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AZUZ(voice-over):
Well,youknowaboutourShoutouts.Butifyou`relookingforanotherwaytogetyourschoolmentionedontheshow,getinonoursocialmediaquestion.Ifyou`reonFacebook,lookforitat
Wepostanewvideowithanewquestioneveryweek,andthisweekit`sabouttime.Giveustherightanswer,plusthenameofyourschoolandcity.YoumighthearitmentionedonCNNStudentNews.
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AZUZ:
Beforewego,howmanyturtlesdoesittaketosetaworldrecord?
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AZUZ(voice-over):
Theanswer?
Eighthundredthirty-six.Theycan`tberegularturtles;they`vegottobeTeenageMutantNinjaTurtles,oratleastpeopledresseduplikethem.Thatwasthegoalofthisraucousreptilianrally.Everyonewhoshoweduptoparticipatewasgivenafreemaskandshirt.ItdidsetanewworldrecordforthelargestgatheringofNinjaTurtles.
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AZUZ:
Butifyouaskme,thatmanyninjasinoneplacesoundslikea"sword-ed"affair.Ijustfeelbadfortheoldrecordholders,becauseafterlosingthetitle,they`reprobablyjustashelloftheirformerselves.That`sallthetimewehavefornow,butwewill"turtle-ly"bebacktomorrowwithmoreCNNStudentNews.Seeyouthen.
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