Peru shamans see a turbulent 2017

Peru's shamans say 2017 will be a difficult year with continuous wars in the world, famine and turmoil in Venezuela and earthquakes in Chile. Subtitled Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Times Square New Year’s Eve ball test successful

In final preparation for New Year's Eve, the iconic Times Square New Year's Eve ball is lit and sent up the 130-foot pole atop One Times Square for one final test run before the countdown to 2017. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Twin panda babies public debut at Austrian zoo

A pair of five-month-old panda cubs -- a girl named Fu Feng and her brother Fu Ban -- make their public debut at the Schoenbrunner Zoo in Vienna. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Crystal Ball drops in Times Square for test

In final preparation for New Year's Eve, the iconic Times Square New Year's Eve ball was lit and sent up the 130-foot pole atop One Times Square for one final test run before the countdown to 2017. Bobbi Rebell reports.

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Hundreds gather in Brazil to honor sea goddess

Followers of Yemanja, the queen of the sea, pay tribute to the deity as part of celebrations to mark the new year in Brazil.

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Adorable panda twins make public debut at Austrian zoo

Vienna Zoo says twin panda cubs venture out of cave, growing healthily. Rough Cut - no reporter narration

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New crystal designs assembled in New Year's Eve ball

Workers install the last of the 288 Waterford crystal triangles onto the iconic Times Square New Year's Eve ball in preparation for 2017. Jillian Kitchener reports.

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Preparing to party in Rio

Rio de Janeiro prepares for the party of a lifetime with 2 million visitors expected to live it up on the shores of Copacabana for the annual New Year's fireworks display to ring in 2017. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.

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Deaf children enjoy holiday concert

A special holiday concert for deaf children translates traditional tunes into lights, colors and vibrations. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Pastorela puts a new spin on a Christmas classic

Known in Mexico as the "pastorela," theater fans take in the beloved local tradition of the Christmas play. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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NORAD prepares for Santa's trek

NORAD is getting ready to track Santa's Christmas journey around the globe. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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French village showcases Christmas nativity scenes

More than 400 Christmas manger scenes with various themes are scattered across the medieval village of Luceram in southeastern France, attracting visitors for the holidays. Rough Cut (No reporter narration)

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Gaza teacher looks to inspire in battle against special needs education

Hiba al-Sharfa is tackling stereotypes in Gaza as a teaching assistant to students with special needs.

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Paris opens giant ice rink in Grand Palais

A 2,700-square-meter skating space, the world's largest non-permanent indoor ice rink, opens at the Grand Palais in Paris. Rough cut (no reporter narration)

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Japanese girl band challenges prejudices against obesity

Pottya, a girl band in Japan that markets itself as a "chubby" alternative to mainstream pop idols, wants to challenge stereotypes associated with their size.

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Final supermoon of 2016 rises above Acropolis

The final supermoon of 2016 shines above Greece's landmark Parthenon temple on Acropolis Hill. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Jordanian women break taboos through plumbing

Khawlah al-Shiekh, one of the first women plumbers in Jordan, wants to counter gender prejudices by providing plumbing training to other women.

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First Lady, Ryan Seacrest read Christmas story

First Lady Michelle Obama, along with television host Ryan Seacrest bring holiday cheer to children at a Washington, DC hospital by reading "The Night Before Christmas". Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Make way for annual SantaCon pub crawl

Thousands don Santa Claus suits from New York to San Francisco for the annual SantaCon pub crawl, even as some bars ban the rowdy revelers. Diane Hodges reports.

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German home becomes indoor winter wonderland

A German couple gets into the Christmas spirit by filling their house with decorations and over 100 Christmas trees. Gavino Garay reports.

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Animal holiday cheer and Christmas 'miracles'

Polar bears and river otters enjoy the early snowy weather at the Portland Zoo, reindeer graze a cemetery in Idaho, and one lucky kitten in Tennessee is called a Christmas 'miracle' after surviving being shrink-wrapped to a box. Gavino Garay reports.

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Tokens of broken hearts on display at LA museum

The Museum of Broken Relationships in Los Angeles offers visitors a glimpse of heartbreak in all its forms. Jillian Kitchener reports.

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Egyptian man grows beard made out of bees

Egyptian beekeeper Mohamed Hagras grows a 'Beard of Bees' in an effort to educate people on the benefits of the honey producing insects.

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Author David Bach on how Trump presidency impacts financial planning

David Bach, author of the newly updated Automatic Millionaire, talks with Bobbi Rebell about what changes to expect in the new administration including tax planning and investment strategy.

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New device could make way for cheaper cancer screenings

A new mobile unit could help slash the cost of breast cancer screenings dramatically for women around the globe.

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In holy city of Najaf, Iraqi weavers keep ancient tradition alive

The Shi'ite holy city of Najaf is renowned across the Middle East for producing some of the finest abayas as weavers make the traditional Arab cloaks by hand.

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Runners brave the ice to run a marathon

Some 50 marathon runners take part in the annual Antarctic Ice Marathon, one of the world's most extreme races.

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2016 White House Christmas tree arrives

First Lady Michelle Obama welcomes the 2016 White House Christmas tree for her last time. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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World's oldest person celebrates her 117th birthday

Emma Morano, who was born in November 1899, marks her 117th birthday and reflects back on what she says was a difficult life.

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Paris' Champs Elysees illuminated with Christmas sparkle

Paris' iconic Champs Elysees avenue is illuminated with its annual Christmas decorations to welcome in the festive season. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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'Fantastic Beasts' dominates box office

Harry Potter prequel "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" tops the weekend box office debuting with a magical $75 million. Linda So reports.

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Puggles born at Sydney Zoo

Sydney Zoo celebrates arrival of first baby echidnas, known as puggles, in nearly 30 years. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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EcoHelmet is a foldable, recyclable helmet for bike share

A bicycle helmet made from paper could be the answer to the problem of cyclists riding rental bikes around the world without protective headwear. Roselle Chen reports.

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Canberra zoo adds four newborn lemur babies

Canberra's National Zoo and Aquarium has four additions of Black and White Ruffed Lemurs, the first of the critically endangered species to be born at the zoo. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Japan's wine lovers bathe in Beaujolais Nouveau

Wine lovers in Japan are celebrating the release of this year's vintage of Beaujolais Nouveau by soaking themselves in a hot spring mixed with the French wine.

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Cows rescued after being stranded in NZ quake

Cows stranded by New Zealand earthquake live to see an udder day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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NYC builds sticky notes wall in defiance of Trump

In New York City, people find solace a week after the U.S. presidential election by placing handwritten, anonymous notes on the walls of a busy subway station. Roselle Chen reports.

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Cows rescued after being stranded in NZ quake

Cows stranded by New Zealand earthquake live to see an udder day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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NYC builds sticky notes wall in defiance of Trump

In New York City, people find solace a week after the U.S. presidential election by placing handwritten, anonymous notes on the walls of a busy subway station. Roselle Chen reports.

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Cows rescued after being stranded in NZ quake

Cows stranded by New Zealand earthquake live to see an udder day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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NYC builds sticky notes wall in defiance of Trump

In New York City, people find solace a week after the U.S. presidential election by placing handwritten, anonymous notes on the walls of a busy subway station. Roselle Chen reports.

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Cows rescued after being stranded in NZ quake

Cows stranded by New Zealand earthquake live to see an udder day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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NYC builds sticky notes wall in defiance of Trump

In New York City, people find solace a week after the U.S. presidential election by placing handwritten, anonymous notes on the walls of a busy subway station. Roselle Chen reports.

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Cows rescued after being stranded in NZ quake

Cows stranded by New Zealand earthquake live to see an udder day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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NYC builds sticky notes wall in defiance of Trump

In New York City, people find solace a week after the U.S. presidential election by placing handwritten, anonymous notes on the walls of a busy subway station. Roselle Chen reports.

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Cows rescued after being stranded in NZ quake

Cows stranded by New Zealand earthquake live to see an udder day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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NYC builds sticky notes wall in defiance of Trump

In New York City, people find solace a week after the U.S. presidential election by placing handwritten, anonymous notes on the walls of a busy subway station. Roselle Chen reports.

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Cows rescued after being stranded in NZ quake

Cows stranded by New Zealand earthquake live to see an udder day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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NYC builds sticky notes wall in defiance of Trump

In New York City, people find solace a week after the U.S. presidential election by placing handwritten, anonymous notes on the walls of a busy subway station. Roselle Chen reports.

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Cows rescued after being stranded in NZ quake

Cows stranded by New Zealand earthquake live to see an udder day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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NYC builds sticky notes wall in defiance of Trump

In New York City, people find solace a week after the U.S. presidential election by placing handwritten, anonymous notes on the walls of a busy subway station. Roselle Chen reports.

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Cows rescued after being stranded in NZ quake

Cows stranded by New Zealand earthquake live to see an udder day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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NYC builds sticky notes wall in defiance of Trump

In New York City, people find solace a week after the U.S. presidential election by placing handwritten, anonymous notes on the walls of a busy subway station. Roselle Chen reports.

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Cows rescued after being stranded in NZ quake

Cows stranded by New Zealand earthquake live to see an udder day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Cows rescued after being stranded in NZ quake

Cows stranded by New Zealand earthquake live to see an udder day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Cows rescued after being stranded in NZ quake

Cows stranded by New Zealand earthquake live to see an udder day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Cows rescued after being stranded in NZ quake

Cows stranded by New Zealand earthquake live to see an udder day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Cows rescued after being stranded in NZ quake

Cows stranded by New Zealand earthquake live to see an udder day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Cows rescued after being stranded in NZ quake

Cows stranded by New Zealand earthquake live to see an udder day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Cows rescued after being stranded in NZ quake

Cows stranded by New Zealand earthquake live to see an udder day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Cows rescued after being stranded in NZ quake

Cows stranded by New Zealand earthquake live to see an udder day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Cows rescued after being stranded in NZ quake

Cows stranded by New Zealand earthquake live to see an udder day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Cows rescued after being stranded in NZ quake

Cows stranded by New Zealand earthquake live to see an udder day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Cows rescued after being stranded in NZ quake

Cows stranded by New Zealand earthquake live to see an udder day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Cows rescued after being stranded in NZ quake

Cows stranded by New Zealand earthquake live to see an udder day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Cows rescued after being stranded in NZ quake

Cows stranded by New Zealand earthquake live to see an udder day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Cows rescued after being stranded in NZ quake

Cows stranded by New Zealand earthquake live to see an udder day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Cows rescued after being stranded in NZ quake

Cows stranded by New Zealand earthquake live to see an udder day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Cows rescued after being stranded in NZ quake

Cows stranded by New Zealand earthquake live to see an udder day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Cows rescued after being stranded in NZ quake

Cows stranded by New Zealand earthquake live to see an udder day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Cows rescued after being stranded in NZ quake

Cows stranded by New Zealand earthquake live to see an udder day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Cows rescued after being stranded in NZ quake

Cows stranded by New Zealand earthquake live to see an udder day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Cows rescued after being stranded in NZ quake

Cows stranded by New Zealand earthquake live to see an udder day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Cows rescued after being stranded in NZ quake

Cows stranded by New Zealand earthquake live to see an udder day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Cows rescued after being stranded in NZ quake

Cows stranded by New Zealand earthquake live to see an udder day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Cows rescued after being stranded in NZ quake

Cows stranded by New Zealand earthquake live to see an udder day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Cows rescued after being stranded in NZ quake

Cows stranded by New Zealand earthquake live to see an udder day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Cows rescued after being stranded in NZ quake

Cows stranded by New Zealand earthquake live to see an udder day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Cows rescued after being stranded in NZ quake

Cows stranded by New Zealand earthquake live to see an udder day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Cows rescued after being stranded in NZ quake

Cows stranded by New Zealand earthquake live to see an udder day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Forget politics; Supermoon lights the way in Washington

Photographers and sky-watchers alike flock to Washington, DC's National Mall to catch a glimpse of the largest, brightest full moon in nearly seven decades, called a "supermoon." Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Dog yoga record broken in Japan

Downward facing dogs break record in Tokyo. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Supermoon appears in Australia

Supermoon makes an appearance in Sydney, Australia. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Spray print app makes everyone an artist

Estonian app uses custom spray paint nozzle and smartphone camera to recreate images on any surface. Roselle Chen reports.

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Record snow in Swedish capital

Record November snow causes traffic chaos, school closures and airplane delays in Stockholm. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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History of music

History of music

Flashmob wears Hillary Clinton-inspired pantsuits

Dressed in pantsuits, Hillary Clinton supporters pay homage to the Democratic presidential nominee with a flashmob dance performance. Roselle Chen reports.

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Pandas back home in China from U.S. stint

Giant panda twins arrive in China after spending three years on loan to Zoo Atlanta in Georgia, U.S. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Straw poll at Harry's Bar in Paris weighs in on next U.S. president

Americans at Harry's New York bar in Paris are casting their ballots in the bar's famous straw poll, which has correctly declared the winner in 18 of the last 20 elections. Diane Hodges reports.

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Pilot proposes to his girlfriend mid-flight

A Qantas Airways pilot surprises his girlfriend with a romantic suggestion in mid-air.

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Thousands make kimchi in Seoul

Thousands of people in Seoul make the traditional Korean spicy cabbage kimchi to distribute to the poor. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Baby care classes designed for single men in Tokyo

Classes in infant care and emotional communication are geared towards men in an effort to help dating practices. Julie Noce reports.

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Fight to save animals tops week's animal news

A Thai sanctuary sees a recovering Indochinese tiger population, while in Vietnam authorities step up efforts to save the endangered pangolin, and thousands of wild horses in the U.S. are spared from the slaughterhouse. Gavino Garay reports.

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Rocket man Eddie Braun flies over an Idaho canyon

A stuntman inspired by dare-devil Evel Knievel pays tribute to the legendary thrill-seeker by crossing Idaho's Snake River canyon on a rocket. Roselle Chen reports.

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Oktoberfest kicks off in Munich

Dubbed the world's largest, rowdiest and most famous beer festival, the annual Munich Oktoberfest opens with visitors arriving from around the globe. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Tokyo Game Show booth features virtual girlfriend

A booth at the annual Tokyo Game Show features a virtual reality girlfriend, delighting visitors but dismaying organizers over virtual groping. Roselle Chen reports.

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Artist places horse sculptures around Colosseum

Mexican artist Gustavo Aceves positions his horse sculptures around the ancient Roman Forum for his latest art installation. Roselle Chen reports.

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Hong Kong shops offer healthy alternatives to the traditional mooncake

Hong Kong mooncake makers offer vegan and raw versions of the traditional pastry to attract the health-conscious during the festive season. Lisa Giles-Keddie reports.

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The meat goes on in NYC meatball eating competition

Contestants have a ball raising money for Italian earthquake victims in meatball eating contest. Julie Noce reports.

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Uber's self-driving cars cruise into Pittsburgh

Ride-hailing service Uber launches it's self-driving pilot program in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania where a selected group of customers can access the autonomous vehicle option when they order a ride.

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Brandon Maxwell feels the love for Spring 2017

Cheered on by his best friend Lady Gaga, and using pastel tones for the first time, fashion designer Brandon Maxwell shows a sleek Spring 2017 collection. Rough Cut - no reporter narration

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Justin Timberlake kicks off his documentary in Toronto

Singer Justin Timberlake attends the premiere of the concert documentary "Justin Timberlake and the Tennessee Kids" at the Toronto International Film Festival. Rough Cut - no reporter narration

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Centre in Manila uses art, music, religion to rehabilitate drug users

A centre in Manila helps former drug users recover and get in touch with their emotions through art, music and Bible fellowships. Julie Noce reports.

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Monique Lhuillier celebrates at NY Fashion Week

Monique Lhuillier creates edgy elegance for her spring/summer 2017 collection at New York Fashion Week. Rough Cut - no reporter narration

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Competitors break records in Swedish archipelago race

Participants at this year's Swimrun World Championships smash the course records as they race across Stockholm's archipelago.

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Chinese telecom sends smartphone sky high

Chinese mobile phone maker Huawei streams live video from a phone at an altitude of over 18,000 meters above the Earth in attempt to set a record. Rough Cut - no reporter narration.

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British man wins World Scrabble Championship

'Braconid', the term for a parasitic wasp, helps Brett Smitheram score 176 points and win the World Scrabble Championship.

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Mini London burns to mark Great Fire of 1666

An art installation of London was set alight to represent the 350th anniversary of the city's Great Fire of 1666. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Romania’s Lipovans strive to keep traditions alive

Romania's Lipovans, members of a Russian minority, are struggling to keep traditions alive amid a job shortage and aging population. Vanessa Johnston reports.

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What would George think? Washington's church abuzz with Trump/Clinton concerns

At Alexandria's Christ Church where George Washington worshipped, many Episcopalians say they think America's first president would be "appalled" by the divisive rhetoric that's marked the 2016 presidential election campaign. Jillian Kitchener reports.

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Argentine couple rule at World Tango competition

A couple from Buenos Aires glide to victory at the World Tango Festival and Championship in the Argentine capital.

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Happy ending for a dog trapped in Peru

A dog with her head trapped in a gutter is freed by locals in the Peruvian town of San Martin. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Naked Donald Trump statue up for auction

Satirical statue of presidential hopeful Donald Trump to be sold at auction with the work expected to fetch between $10,000 and $20,000 at upcoming Julien's Auctions sale in Los Angeles. John Russell reports.

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In India, a beauty pageant for the visually impaired

India's National Association for the Blind holds a beauty pageant.

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Barcelona youth soccer team consoles Japanese opponents

Kids on a soccer team from Barcelona show upstanding sportsmanship after beating their Japanese opponents. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Hong Kong's first rabbit cafe

Hong Kong's first rabbit cafe offers customers the opportunity to play with bunnies while having a bite to eat, but vets warn that this could stress the fluffy animals.

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Last surviving animals transferred from Gaza zoo

The last survivors of a Gaza zoo have left for sanctuary outside the Palestinian territory, after economic hardship deepened by war with Israel brought death to most of the menagerie of 200 at the privately owned complex in Khan Younis.

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Pokemon-inspired burgers pop up in Australia

A pop-up restaurant in Sydney has created Pokemon-inspired burgers. Julie Noce reports.

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World's oldest weather station opens to public

An ancient Greek clocktower and weather station, said to be world's oldest, opens its doors to the public after nearly 200 years.

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American guitarist uses music as healing force in Kabul

An American musician is helping Afghan girls deal with the hardships of life in Kabul by teaching them guitar. Julie Noce reports.

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Jet pack pilot performs water stunt

An experienced jet pack pilot performs what's been called a never seen before water stunt at Lake San Cristobal in Colorado. Rough cut - no reporter narration.

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Boom for burkini business amid French ban

Australian designer Aheda Zanetti, the creator of the full body swimsuit, says she is witnessing an increase in sales and popularity since three French cities banned it.

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Disabled Afghan girl painter dreams of international fame

A 16-year-old disabled Afghan girl who learned how to sketch with her mouth less than two years ago, is not letting her disability stop her dreams of becoming an artist.

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Disabled teen in Kabul sketches with her mouth

A disabled teenager in Kabul finds hope in creating pencil sketches with her mouth. Julie Noce reports.

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Crocs on the loose in an Australian school

Closed circuit television footage shows vandals releasing crocodiles inside a school in Australia's Northern Territory. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Jordanians lather up as Turkish baths become more popular

The centuries-old tradition of Turkish baths is regaining popularity in Jordan, due to an influx of Syrian refugees in the country.

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London's famed 'Tube' finally gets overnight service

London Mayor Sadiq Khan rides the city's first night time underground subway service, as police prepare to redeploy security to ensure safety on the extra trains. Diane Hodges reports.

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Panda Bei Bei's mom digs into birthday cake

Panda cub Bei Bei takes a nap while his mother enjoys his cake to celebrate his first birthday at the National Zoo in Washington, D.C. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Bao Bao the panda takes up painting

Three year old Bao Bao the panda 'learns to paint' with help of her trainer at the National Zoo in Washington by maneuvering a rod dipped in paint onto a canvas outside her cage. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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New York clinic turns to art in Zika awareness drive

A clinic in New York is using sketches of mosquitoes in an attempt to raise awareness about the Zika virus.

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Items from Ali's career hit the auction block

Nearly 100 items associated with the life of Muhammad Ali hit the auction block. The sale includes the first Ali heavyweight championship belt ever to be offered at auction. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Rio’s youth say no to ocean pollution

An organization teaches young people in Rio to keep the ocean clean and teams up with Adidas to create a running shoe made of recycled ocean plastic. Roselle Chen reports.

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Baryshnikov calls Trump 'totalitarian opportunist'

Legendary Russian-American ballet dancer and choreographer Mikhail Baryshnikov says, "Hundreds of thousands of people like me have fled countries led by dangerous totalitarian opportunists like Donald Trump." Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Gamescom video game fair opens for visitors in Cologne

Amid increased security, the Gamescom video game fair opens to the public in Cologne with this year's focus on Virtual Reality. Rough Cut - no reporter narration

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Chefs serve up athletes' leftovers to Rio's hungry

International celebrity chefs turn leftovers from the Olympic Village into meals for Rio de Janeiro's homeless. Lisa Giles-Keddie reports.

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J.K. Rowling releases new 'Harry Potter' ebooks

J.K. Rowling returns to the world of "Harry Potter" with new ebooks. Roselle Chen reports.

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Music lessons provide Basra's children with a positive state of mind

A music school in the southern Iraqi port city of Basra is teaching children how to play instruments, in the hope of providing a distraction from the country's ongoing violence.

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Baby monkey introduced at Sydney zoo

Taronga Zoo in Sydney shows off their new baby François' Langur monkey. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Copacabana Palace hotel illuminated red, white and blue

Copacabana Palace is lit up with a light installation dedicated to team GB, with the colors of the Union Jack on the wings of butterflies flitting over the building. John Russell reports.

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New addition of François' Langur at Australian zoo

Taronga Zoo in Sydney shows off its new baby François' Langur. Rough Cut - no reporter narration.

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Saudi Arabia brings cultural heritage to life with annual festival

Saudi Arabia's Souk Okaz festival showcases the country's cultural past at the site where intellectuals once gathered.

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Panda twins born at Vienna zoo

Days after giving birth, giant panda wows Vienna zoo with twins. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Surprise for Vienna zoo as giant panda gives birth to twins

Schoenbrunn Zoo keepers discover giant panda Yang Yang has given birth to twins, rather than one cub as they initially thought.

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High-tech limbs on display in Russia’s Cybathlon competition

Prostheses users perform different movement tasks in a competition in Moscow, in a move to unite Russia's disabled people community who face constraints in their daily lives.

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Elephant with downturned tusks spotted in Malaysia

Malaysia finds rare elephant with tusks growing downward. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Lebanon's Koura region inaugurates eco village

Koura region in northern Lebanon is now home to an eco village which aims to provide visitors with locally made environmentally friendly products.

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18 quintillion planets are ready to be explored

'No Man's Sky' lets gamers chart a unique path through an endless universe. Angela Moore reports.

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New bride enjoys heartfelt walk to remember

Jeni Stepien says she was overcome with joy when the recipient of her late father's heart walked her down the aisle in Swissvale, Pennsylvania. Jillian Kitchener reports.

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Sydney Opera House to undergo renovations

UNESCO world heritage site Sydney Opera House is set to under $154 million of renovations, starting next year. Saskia O'Donoghue reports.

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Cliff diving creates a splash in the Czech Republic

Dozens of professional and amateur divers take part in the 17th high jump festival at the Hrimezdice quarry in the Czech Republic.

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Mowing for gold in annual British race

A 12-hour endurance Lawn Mower Race takes place in the English village of Five Oaks, one of the key events in the lawn mower racing calendar.

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Lawn mower racing in England

May the best lawn mower win! Fashion model and television personality Jodie Kidd kicks off the annual 12-hour lawn mower marathon in West Sussex, England. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Pokemon Go race draws hundreds in Hong Kong

Over 600 people race against the clock in Hong Kong to catch the hard-to-find characters, in what 'Pokegame' organizers say is the world's first-ever Pokemon Go competition of its kind. Gavino Garay reports.

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Indian students chant hymns in world record bid

Almost 700 students in southern India chant Vedic hymns simultaneously for two hours in an attempt to set a world record.

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Women breastfeed for World Breastfeeding Week

Hundreds of Colombian women mark World Breastfeeding Week by nourishing their infants in a Bogota park, calling for an end to its censorship and social stigma. Roselle Chen reports.

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Artists bring migrant camp to London streets

Good Chance Theatre curates an exhibition on the streets of Central London that symbolizes a refugee camp in Calais. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Olympic judokas spar with favela kids

France's Olympic judo delegation spar with kids from Rio de Janeiro's sprawling Rocinha favela. Roselle Chen reports.

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Indian couple dangle above gorge to exchange wedding vows

A bride and groom in India, both keen hikers, get married while suspended high up in the air.

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Skydiver jumps from plane without a parachute

A daredevil skydiver successfully jumps from a plane without a parachute and lands in a large net in the California desert. Julie Noce reports.

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Iraqi girls dance their way through taboos

The only ballet school in the Kurdish city of Sulaimaniya in Iraq has reopened after being forced to close down following pressure from Islamic clerics.

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Unique take on dim sum in Hong Kong

A dim sum restaurant in Hong Kong delights customers with disgusting delicacies. Julie Noce reports.

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Donkeys "speak" to kids, horses fly to Olympics

New technology from "Real Donkeys" allows children to hear donkey noises translated to English, while a group of Olympic horses board a charter flight to Rio. Jillian Kitchener reports.

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Giant panda turns four at San Diego Zoo

A giant panda at the San Diego Zoo celebrates his fourth birthday with an ice cake and presents. Julie Noce reports.

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Unique take on dim sum in Hong Kong

A dim sum restaurant in Hong Kong delights customers with disgusting delicacies. Julie Noce reports.

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Take a trip on the first ever "rig-spotting" cruise

The first ever "rig-spotting" cruise takes place off the coast of Norway, giving those on board a unique opportunity to take a closer look at Norway's North Sea oil industry.

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'Talking donkeys' entertain London

A self-proclaimed 'donkey whisperer' encourages people to better understand the animal's emotions. Rough Cutg (no reporter narration)

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Professor Brian Cox promotes science at London school

Physicist and TV personality Brian Cox emphasises the importance of science and engineering while visiting an inner city London school. Sara Hemrajani reports.

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Prince Harry regrets not talking about Diana's death

Prince Harry chats to sports stars at a 'Heads Together BBQ' at Kensington Palace regarding challenges they have faced during their lives. Rough Cut - no reporter narration

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UK's Prince George turns three

New pictures of Britain's Prince George have been released by his parents, Prince William and Kate, to mark his third birthday. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Bolshoi Ballet's Diamond Jubilee of landmark London visit

Russia's Bolshoi Ballet returns to the Royal Opera House stage on the 60th anniversary of landmark London performances. Rough Cut - no reporter narration

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The ideal body to survive a car crash

'Graham' is part of the latest Australian road safety campaign and has the ideal body to survive a car crash, according to the Transport Accident Commission (TAC).

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Stunning aurora footage captured from ISS

NASA astronaut Jeff Williams captures footage from on board the International Space Station of stunning green aurora lights flashing across Earth's sky.

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Havana's cocktail competition

Bartenders from the U.S., Cuba, Panama, Mexico, Canada and Argentina are mixing up their best, hoping to be crowned the world's best daiquiri maker at the "King of Daiquiri" competition at Havana's iconic El Bar Floridita.

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Daredevil skydiver attempts highest jump without parachute

Skydiver Luke Aikins is set to attempt a world record in jumping out of a plane at 25,000 feet and landing without a parachute in a live television stunt later this month. John Russell reports.

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Flight attendants rock the runway

Cabin crews show off stylish uniforms at Moscow's Domodedovo airport. Sharon Reich reports.

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Movie goes to the dogs in Tel Aviv

The city of Tel Aviv invites dog owners to bring a canine date to a special film screening. Sharon Reich reports.

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Russian balloonist lifts off from Australia

A Russian Orthodox priest lifted off from Western Australia in a hot air balloon in an attempt to break the current record for circumnavigating the globe. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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No gorings at Spain's fifth bull-run

The fifth bull-run of the San Fermin festival ends with minor injuries and no gorings. Sharon Reich reports.

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New record for world's largest orchestra

More than 7,500 musicians gather at the local Frankfurt soccer stadium and set a new record for assembling the world's largest orchestra. Sharon Reich reports.

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Solar Impulse 2 plane takes off from Seville

The Solar Impulse 2 plane, powered solely by the sun begins the penultimate leg of its round-the-world journey departing from Seville. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Dogs in Taiwan receive their first blood bank

Taiwan's first dog blood bank hopes to help research into canine chronic diseases and extend its services to other animals in the future.

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Six gored on day 2 of Spain's bull-running week

Six runners gored in second day of San Fermin bull-running festival.

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Choirs' sing-off competition kicks off in Sochi

Russia's Sochi hosts the World Choir Games in which 283 amateur choirs from around the world compete in a 10-day spectacle of song and dance.

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Young Mongolians train to keep an ancient art form alive

A group of young Mongolian girls practice the ancient art form of contortionism. Julie Noce reports.

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'Bike kite' flies high in the sky

A renowned Taiwanese kite designer unveils his new 'bike kite' at a local festival.

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Giant icebergs take over Washington, DC museum

Guests beat the heat by spending the afternoon among stylized icebergs decorating the National Building Museum's Great Hall. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Egyptian women tackle stereotypes with first American football team

Meet Egypt's first all-women American football team, the 'Pink Warriors'.

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New York LGBT bar becomes first U.S. monument to gay rights

New Yorkers join Mayor Bill de Blasio for the emotional unveiling of the the Stonewall National Monument sign in front of Stonewall inn, the first national monument to honor the LGBT rights movement. Subtitled Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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British Queen visits Northern Ireland

The Queen, accompanied by the Duke of Edinburgh, begins an official two-day visit to Northern Ireland. Rough cut - subtitled (no reporter narration).

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Pakistani clerics declare transgender marriages legal

A group of Pakistani clerics have issued a religious edict saying transgender marriages are acceptable under Islamic law.

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Running of the wiener dogs

Swift, short-legged wiener dogs race for the top spot in the 2016 Wienerschnitzel Wiener Nationals in San Diego. Rough Cut - subtitled (no reporter narration).

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Police officer proposes at London Pride parade

A London Metropolitan Police officer taking part in the city's 43rd annual gay pride parade surprises his lover by getting out of the police formation and proposing marriage to him as the crowd cheers. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Glass slide to open atop Los Angeles highest skyscraper

A glass slide hanging off the exterior of a 73-floor building in Los Angeles is expected to give fun-seekers a new kind of thrill.

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Dalai Lama chats with Lady Gaga

The Dalai Lama sits down for a chat about kindness with singer Lady Gaga at the U.S. Conference of Mayors. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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China's dog meat festival ripe for the chop: activists

China's annual dog meat festival this year in Yulin faces more scrutiny than ever after animal rights groups sent Beijing a petition with 11 million signatures protesting the practice as barbaric and cruel. Mana Rabiee reports.

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Bolivians praise the sun to usher in the Aymaran New Year

Indigenous Bolivians celebrate the Aymaran new year with traditional music, dancing and offerings to Mother Earth.

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Fancy prams paraded through Moscow

Russia holds its annual pram parade featuring elaborately designed strollers.

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Mobile games make big impact

The Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) in Los Angeles is all about consoles but there's major news for a product on a much smaller scale.

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Ultrasound for geriatric giant panda

Giant panda Gao Gao undergoes a cardiac ultrasound as a way of monitoring his heart condition at the San Diego Zoo. Jillian Kitchener reports.

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Would you wear a wedding gown made out of toilet paper?

The 12th Annual Toilet Paper Wedding Dress Contest in New York showcases wedding dresses made out of toilet paper.

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How many rolls of toilet paper does it to take to make a winning wedding dress? 10 for the winning design at the 12th Annual Toilet Paper Wedding Dress Contest in New York.

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Christo's "Floating Piers"

Artist Christo's latest installation, 'Floating Piers,' provides walkways over Italy's Lake Iseo.

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Is coffee cancerous?

The World Health Organization's cancer agency says that coffee does not cause cancer, but hot drinks are 'possibly carcinogenic'.

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Nepal's oldest student aims to become a teacher

Durga Kami, 68, is studying to help empower the 'Dalit' community, Nepal's lowest group in its caste system.

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London's Tate Modern to open new wing

Britain's Tate Modern gallery in London reveals additional building called the 'Switch House' which will open to the public on June 17.

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Stolen ancient sculpture returns to Italy

A marble head of the Roman Emperor Octavian Augustus, stolen in Italy in the 1970s, has been returned to Italy by a museum in Belgium. Sharon Reich reports.

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Goodbye eye strain?

A new eye massager created in Taiwan promises to help relieve the strain caused by intensive screen use. Sharon Reich reports.

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Indian woman on anti-suicide bike ride campaign

A woman biker has been riding solo across India to raise awareness for people battling depression.

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Animal oracles predict Euro 2016

A koala and two sea lions make their predictions for the winning soccer teams in the 2016 UEFA European Championship. Rough Cut - Subtitled (no reporter narration).

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Queen marks 90th birthday with colorful parade

Britain's Queen Elizabeth attends the traditional Trooping the Color parade as part of weekend of celebrations to mark her official 90th birthday. Diane Hodges reports.

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Buzzing memorial, pool-hopping bear top animal stories

Bees that form an unusual tribute to boxing champion Muhammad Ali and a pool-hopping bear top this week's animal wrap. Diane Hodges reports.

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Royal family gathers for queen's 90th birthday

Members of Britain's royal family including Prince William and wife Kate join Queen Elizabeth on the balcony of Buckingham Palace for an air force fly-by to mark the monarch's official 90th birthday. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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A lifesize table soccer pitch

Rally drivers shift gears and hit a giant table soccer pitch ahead of the Rally Italia.

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New facility helps train police dogs

New York's Metropolitan Transit Authority opens a unique canine training facility for mass transit officers and the police force, keeping the agency's 50 dogs well-trained to sniff out explosives. Jillian Kitchener reports.

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Rare lemur born at San Diego Zoo

A rare red ruffed lemur named "Ony" was born three weeks ago at the San Diego Zoo.

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Bringing ballet to Nigeria

A dance school in Lagos is trying to make the Western dance form of ballet more appealing to young Nigerians.

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Alexander Camelton, a zoo sensation

A month-old Bactrian camel named Alexander Camelton at Chicago's Lincoln Park Zoo is a social media star.

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Disabled Egyptian model challenges fashion stereotypes

Rania Roushdy may be confined to a wheelchair but the 24-year-old is determined to model for a fashion house and inspire a new generation of disabled Egyptians.

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A love letter from JFK goes on auction

A love letter written in 1963 by President John F. Kennedy to his rumored mistress is going under the hammer.

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Famous U.S. stamp returned after six decades

An "Inverted Jenny" stamp, one of a set stolen in 1955 that features an airplane mistakenly printed upside-down, has been returned to its owner. Jillian Kitchener reports.

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Gucci turns Westminster Abbey into a catwalk

Italian luxury brand Gucci hosted fashionistas at London's historic Westminster Abbey, to present its colorful 2017 cruise collection.

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War-torn Gaza gets its first female wheelchair basketball team

Players from Gaza's disabled women basketball team are setting their sights on international tournaments under the guidance of their American coach.

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‘Star Wars’ prop replicas go on sale

Disney and Lucasfilm launch made-to-order replicas from 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens' straight from Pinewood Studios.

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A vivid green diamond sets world record

'The Green Aurora' sets a world record by selling for over $16.8 million at Christie's in Hong Kong.

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China's towering glass-bottom platform opens

A glass-bottom platform that takes visitors a towering 400 metres above ground opens in China. Yiming Woo reports.

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Giant Scottish caterpillar web draws tourists

Thousands of caterpillars attract attention in the Scottish city of Sterling after making a giant 32-foot-long (10-meter) web on a bush. Sharon Reich reports.

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Hermes handbag sets world record at auction

A rare diamond-encrusted Himalayan crocodile skin handbag sells for the hammer price of $243,000 in Hong Kong on Monday, setting the record for the most expensive handbag ever sold. Reuters' Tara Joseph reports on how luxury auction trends are shifting in this Asian fashion enclave.

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Pepper the hospitality robot at your service

The future in 5-star treatment? Pepper, a humanoid robot that can read emotions, makes her debut at the Innorobo robotics expo in Paris, as her makers get ready to release 1,000 units into the European market. Gavino Garay reports.

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Record shark attacks forecast for 2016

As the summer beach season opens in the United States, at least one expert is predicting an increase in shark attacks around the world this year that will surpass last year's record number.

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Giant Scottish caterpillar web draws tourists

Thousands of caterpillars attract attention in the Scottish city of Sterling after making a giant 32-foot-long (10-meter) web on a bush. Sharon Reich reports.

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Winners tie in National Spelling Bee

A fifth-grader from Texas and a seventh-grader from New York are the co-champions of the National Spelling Bee. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Estonian triplets set to compete in Rio Olympics

Leila, Liina and Lily Luik from Estonia will make history as the first identical triplets to compete against each other in the women's marathon at the Olympic games. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Russian impressionist art in Moscow

A private museum of Russian impressionist art opens in Moscow featuring a special digital 'breathing canvas' that animates the art pieces.

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Indian man claims 20 world records, eyes more

An elderly Indian man obsessed with setting world records has removed all his teeth so he can fit 500 straws in his mouth.

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Artist transforms Louvre's pyramid

French artist JR hides the pyramid entrance to the Louvre behind a giant image of the museum's historic facade. Sharon Reich reports.

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Chinese factory churns out Clinton, Trump masks

There's no masking this Chinese factory's enthusiasm for American politics, as Julie Noce reports.

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Indian man lives for breaking records

A man in India changes his name and dental record for the love of his craft. Julie Noce reports.

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Ducklings drained but not hurt after ordeal

Animal Control officials in Rancho Bernardo, California, rescue 11 ducklings one-by-one from a storm drain. Rough Cut - Subtitled (no reporter narration).

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Polluted water inspires Filipino artists

Filipino artists use water pigments found in Manila's polluted rivers to create watercolor paintings depicting the need to advocate for a cleaner environment.

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"Quack squad", the latest weapon for eco-friendly winemaker

A vineyard in South Africa is using an army of ducks to help control snails and pests attacking grapes, which has significantly reduced the vineyard's use of pesticides. Rough Cut - subtitled (no reporter narration).

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The world's first functioning 3D-printed office building

Dubai says it has launched a prototype 3D-printed office building, with floorspace of about 2,700 square feet.

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Han Kang wants Koreans to read more

Booker International Prize winner urges fellow Koreans to read more.

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Thermographic camera knows if you're in love

Spanish researchers believe using a thermographic camera can tell objectively whether a person is in love and say the technology could be developed in mobile phones. Jim Drury reports.

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Rocker Neil Young talks U.S. presidential politics

Canadian rocker Neil Young says he had nothing against Donald Trump using 'Rockin' in the Free World' at his presidential campaign launch, even though Bernie Sanders is his pick for president. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Banksy art exhibit opens in Rome

Private collectors display their Banksy art in Rome exhibition.

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Colombo celebrates Buddhist festival of Vesak

The Sri Lankan city of Colombo was aglow in lights as thousands celebrate the Buddhist festival of Vesak. Rough Cut-subtitled (no reporter narration).

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Spiders in the forecast? Jeez Louise!

West Virginia weatherman Bryan Hughes says "I nearly lost my lunch" at the sight of a spider that crept onto the camera lens during his weather presentation on Wednesday. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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South Korea launches hangover cure ice cream

A South Korean convenience store launches a hangover-fighting ice cream marketed specifically to combat the after-effects of alcohol consumption. Holly Rubenstein reports.

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Henry the tortoise takes a Central Park walk

"He's that person at the party that mingles and talks to everyone. He's the mixer," says Amanda Green, owner of Henry the 17-pound tortoise. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Blue diamond soars to world record $57.6 million at Christie's

"Oppenheimer Blue", the largest and finest fancy vivid blue diamond ever offered at auction sells for world record $57.6 million.

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Largest ever photo event opens in London

Photo London opens in the capital, representing 85 of the world’s leading galleries and showcasing work by some of the most important photographers from the earliest days of photography to today

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Blue diamond fetches record $57.6 million at auction

"Oppenheimer Blue", the largest and finest fancy vivid blue diamond ever offered at auction, sells for world record $57.6 million. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Tourist experience upgraded with navigation glasses

A Japanese navigation software company hopes to revamp the tourist experience by offering glasses that give directions and info about popular sights. Ben Gruber reports.

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Learning to read with therapy dogs

A reading program aimed at improving literacy skills for struggling young readers uses therapy dogs as furry, non-judgmental listeners.

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Iraqi women turn to hiking to lose weight

Mountain climbing trips are rising in popularity amongst women in Iraq as a way to help combat obesity and chronic diseases.

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Elephants, ponies and wayward ostrich in week's animal stories

From an escaped ostrich dashing down the roads of China's Foshan city to drought-affected elephants and giraffes up for sale in Zimbabwe -- the week's top animal stories from around the globe. Vanessa Johnston reporters.

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Chinese policeman sets new planking world record

Abdominal muscles are on display in Beijing, where a Chinese policeman and a retired U.S. marine are going head-to-head in a planking competition. Nathan Frandino reports.

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Homeland Security under fire for long airport lines

Homeland Security head Jeh Johnson unveils a new 10-point plan to get travelers through airport security faster after Chicago travelers were stuck on line for more than two hours.

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Digging for clues in pre-Aztec city

Archaeologists explore Teotihuacan for clues into the mysterious ancient city that was once the largest in the Americas.

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Indonesian 'zoo of death' loses another animal

Another animal dies at the 'zoo of death' in Indonesia as activists continue their call for an overhaul. Julie Noce reports.

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Becoming a mother... at 72 years old

A septuagenarian couple from northern India have a newborn son after 46 years of marriage following IVF treatment.

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Largest Lego store opens in China

Toymaker Lego opens its largest retail store in the world at the Shanghai Disney Resort.

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Recycling Van Gogh's "A Starry Night"

A Taiwanese company recreates Vincent van Gogh's 'The Starry Night' using four million recycled colourful plastic bottles in a park. Rough Cut (No reporter narration)

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Environmentalist marries tree

Peruvian actor and environmental activist Ricardo Torres gets married to a tree as part of an ecological awareness campaign.

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Shetland ponies race for Queen's 90th

In honor of the Queen's 90th birthday last month, a race involving Shetland ponies was held at the Royal Windsor Racecourse.

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Bison named U.S national mammal

President Barack Obama signs legislation making the bison the official mammal of the United States. Paul Chapman reports.

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Thai students caught high-tech cheating on exams

A university in Bangkok says it has blacklisted a group of students after discovering they were using smartwatches and cameras concealed in glasses to cheat during entrance exams.

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‘StrongMoms’ shred musclehead stereotypes

They juggle jobs and motherhood... with pulling Jeeps. Or fire trucks. As it turns out, the fastest-growing segment of Strong Man competitors fit only one-half of that description.

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California chef brings cannabis to fine dining

California chef Chris Sayegh, known as the Herbal Chef, uses his background in haute cuisine to bring cannabis to the dinner table. John Russell reports.

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Baby koala at Australian zoo wows social media

Viral video of a baby koala venturing outside his mother's pouch draws thousands of clicks. Rough Cut-subtitled (no reporter narration).

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The new creative director

Creatove director’s a tough job, but someone’s got to do it. Sharon Reich reports.

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Creative directors more involved than ever

At top fashion houses, things have changed and creative directors now have a larger role than ever. Saskia O'Donoghue reports.

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Popular rock venue closes in Beijing

Rock fans in Beijing attend the final show at live music institution, the Mao Live House, before it's shuttered. Julie Noce reports.

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Mexico's annual donkey festival

Donkeys are kings for a day at a special May Day festival in Otumba, Mexico.

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Famed U.S. circus act packs up trunks and retires

Elephants are preparing to take their final bow at the Ringling Bros. And Barnum & Bailey Circus, ending a 145-year spectacle that delighted fans and enraged animal activists. Vanessa Johnston reports.

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Foam swords drawn in mass play fight in Tokyo park

Hundreds of people in Tokyo battle it out in mass sword fight which has reportedly taken the nation by storm.

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Samurai's of all ages fight it out in Tokyo

Samurai's of all ages battle it out in a game of soft sword tag in Tokyo. Rough Cut-subtitled (no reporter narration).

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Retiring circus animals top this week's animal wrap

Elephants and lions hang up their circus costumes, as activists also call on SeaWorld to free its orcas -- the week's top animal stories from around the globe. Vanessa Johnston reports.

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Slackliner walks between towers in Jerusalem

American slackliner Heather Larsen makes history as she walks a narrow web line stretched between Jerusalem's ancient towers. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Obama embraces retirement in spoof video

U.S. President Barack Obama tries to get a driver's license and turns to former Speaker of the House John Boehner for advice about retirement, in a video spoof at the White House Correspondents' Dinner. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Basquiat, Twombly to lead New York spring art auctions

Auction houses Christie's and Sotheby's preview their spring art sales in New York showcasing works by Jean-Michel Basquiat, Mark Rothko and Cy Twombly. Elly Park reports.

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Sting like a bee - alternative therapy in Gaza

Braving bee stings in Gaza. An alternative therapy center is using venom from bees to treat its patients.

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Japan's "Corpse Hotels"

They're known as "Corpse Hotels", a place to store some of Japan's mounting pile of bodies. But will these camouflaged morgues help ease the pressure on the country's overworked crematoriums?

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Big Ben to go silent for repairs

London's famed Big Ben will fall silent for months as part of a multi-milion pound refurbishment. Rough Cut - subtitled (no reporter narration).

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Children in China grow fat on western habits

Researchers say there's been a huge leap in childhood obesity rates in rural China. They're warning the government to take action now or face an even bigger crisis once the overweight kids grow up.

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Circus lions rescued in Latin America

A wildlife advocacy group prepares to send more than a dozen lions rescued from Peru and Colombia to a sanctuary in South Africa. Julie Noce reports.

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Russia's Sochi hosts tattoo festival

Body artists and tattoo enthusiasts show off their skills at a tattoo festival in Russia's Black Sea resort of Sochi.

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World's first brain-controlled drone race

The University of Florida holds the first ever mind controlled drone competition. Rough Cut - subtitled (no reporter narration).

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Christie's displays rare Blue diamond

Christie's auction house displays the famous Blue Oppenheimer diamond and a royal collection. Rough cut (no reporter narration)

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Art installation in Shanghai sells empty packages

An art exhibit in Shanghai questions consumer culture in a supermarket that sells food and drink packages with no contents. Paul Chapman reports.

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Chinese Buddhist temple disseminates wisdom with robot monk

An ancient Chinese Buddhist temple uses modern means to disseminate wisdom with the help of a small robot monk. Julie Noce reports.

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Astronaut to run London Marathon in space

British astronaut Tim Peake says he plans to join runners for the London Marathon, completing the 26.2-mile race on a treadmill on board the International Space Station. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Transgender students caught in legal restroom fight

A fight has broken out across the South over access to bathrooms — specifically for transgender men and women. Caught in the middle of this debate are transgender students.

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Holy beer?

A brewery in Jerusalem produces craft beer with a taste they say dates back to Jesus' time. Sharon Reich reports.

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Don Pasquale at the Bolshoi

Russia's Bolshoi theatre presents a new take on Donizetti's masterpiece "Don Pasquale." Sharon Reich reports.

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Japan's sumo wrestlers mark spring festival in Tokyo

Sumo wrestlers at a shrine in Tokyo mark the annual Spring Festival.

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Japan's sumo Spring Festival gets underway at controversial war shrine

Close to 8,000 spectators attend Japan's ceremonial Spring Festival sumo wrestling tournament held outdoors at a controversial war shrine in the capital Tokyo.

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Art transcends stereotype in Belgium

A new art museum opens in Molenbeek as the area tries to shed the negative stereotype linking it to the Paris and Brussels attacks.

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What would Jesus brew?

A brewery in Jerusalem has resurrected a beer recipe with a taste they say dates back to Jesus' time.

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Pastafarian wedding recognised in New Zealand

New Zealand 'Pastafarians' tie the knot in what is being hailed as the first legally recognised wedding of its kind. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Leicester City's secret weapon: a monk

Leicester City's title tilt gets Thai monk's blessing. Sharon Reich reports.

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Marathon at the North Pole

Runners are on top of the world as they compete in the coolest marathon in the world.

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Afghanistan's first female orchestra

Afghan girls brave Taliban threats and family pressure for music -- as they take part in Afghanistan's first female orchestra, which is getting ready for its international debut.

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Afghan girls pursue music passion

Afghan teenagers brave Taliban threats, family pressure and society to play music. Masako Iijima reports.

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From escaping the heat... to escaping the zoo

In this week's animal roundup, a chimpanzee escapes from a zoo in Japan, a mountain lion shows up at a California high school, and dogs beat the heat at a canine pool party in India. Linda So reports.

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Banksy exhibit in Munich

Exhibition in a Munich gallery features the works of unidentified British street artist Banksy, including the famous "Monkey Queen" and "Girl with a balloon."

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Exhibit marks 400 years of Shakespeare

"Shakespeare in Ten Acts" showcases over 200 unique and rare items such as the only surviving play-script in Shakespeare’s hand, an authentic Shakespeare signature. Sharon Reich reports.

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Norwegians watch the tide change

The latest in "slow TV" on Norwegian television will be watching the world's strongest tidal current non-stop for twelve hours. Sharon Reich reports.

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Sleeping with the sharks

A couple win a night in an underwater room surrounded by sharks at the Paris Aquarium, in a move to further educate the general public about the misunderstood predator.

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Ideal spot for Putin fans

The President Cafe, filled with pictures of Vladimir Putin opens in Siberia, attracting patriots and Putin fans.

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Team drills where asteroid hit, killing dinosaurs

Geologists drills below the seabed of a prehistoric crater created by an asteroid in Mexico that is believed to have killed the dinosaurs. Sharon Reich reports.

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Water festival observed in Thailand amid major drought

Celebrants take part in an annual water festival in Bangkok as much of the rest of the country suffers from drought. Julie Noce reports.

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120 million euro 'lost Caravaggio' found in French attic

Experts say a painting discovered two years ago in a leaky attic in the south of France is a Caravaggio worth an estimated 120 million euros. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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An Ivy League education behind bars

Orange may be the new black, but Homer is the new hot author among women prisoners working toward degrees from elite colleges while inside a New York state prison.

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William and Kate visit New Delhi street kids' charity

Britain's Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, also known as Prince William and his wife Kate, visit a charity for street children and a boys' home during the third day of their tour of India. Rough Cut - Subtitled (no reporter narration).

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A controversial celebrity statue made of chocolate

A café makes a life-size chocolate statue of a south Indian film star.

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Ivy League behind bars

Getting a college education while in prison is nothing new, but getting a Columbia University education? Thanks to a new program, convicts north of New York City are doing just that. Gavino Garay reports.

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Hello Kitty dining in Shanghai

Mainland China's first official Hello Kitty-themed restaurant opens its doors to enthusiastic customers in Shanghai.

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Water fight with elephants in Thailand

Local residents, tourists and elephants spray each other with water, kicking off Thailand's annual Songkran festival. Rough cut - subtitled (no reporter narration).

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Russians make giant snow portrait of first astronaut

Soviet cosmonaut and first man in space, Yuri Gagarin's likeness was carved out in the snow in the Ryazan region. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Bikini clad skiers attempt world record in Sochi

Russians skiers hit the slopes of Sochi in swimwear attempting to break a world record. Rough Cut-subtitled (no reporter narration).

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Mazu procession starts in Taiwan

Worshippers begin a nine-day journey to honour the goddess Mazu in Taiwan. Julie Noce reports.

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"Nova Nation" hits Philadelphia with Wildcats' parade

Thousands of fans pack downtown Philadelphia for the Villanova Wildcats' victory parade after the team's U.S. college basketball championship win. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Это уникальная торговая площадка, позволяющая покупать и продавать Игры или Гифты (Gift) Steam, а так же вещи Dota 2, CS:GO, Team Fortress2 за реальные деньги, без комиссии! Торговая площадка состоит из четырех разделов, которые связанны между собой общим кошельком, что позволит вам продавать вещи в одном разделе и покупать их в другом. Пополнение счета и вывод средств доступно при помощи множества платежных систем.

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