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myanmar
Daily Video May 18 2015

5,000 refugees stranded in Bay of Bengal
Thousands of people who fled persecution and poverty in Myanmar are stranded at sea in Southeast Asia because neighboring countries won’t let them land.
baltimore
Daily Video May 18 2015

Raising the next generation of artists in Baltimore
"Music is something that I love. It’s my passion, it’s what I do. And no one can take that from me. And I can’t wait to see where that takes me in life."
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Daily Video May 15 2015

How does a computer diagnose cancer?
Artificial intelligence could soon become a new weapon in the battle against cancer, although doctors have ethical questions about its use.
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Daily Video May 14 2015

Scientists rethink gender identity with new research

Doctors working with transgender individuals are discovering more about the relationship between biology and gender.
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Daily Video May 13 2015

Afghan translators struggle to adjust to America
26-year old Aminullah Sayed spent seven years translating for U.S. troops fighting in Afghanistan. Now resettled in Virginia after a years-long visa process, he is struggling to find work.
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Daily Video May 12 2015

Anti-Radicalization Task Force aims to reengage Danish youth
Denmark is debating how to prevent the radicalization of young people as Islamic extremism gains a greater foothold in Europe.
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Daily Video May 11 2015

Nepal earthquake destroys ancient temples, historic sites
More than 7,800 people lost their lives when a 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck Nepal on April 25. In addition to the destruction of homes and infrastructure, many ancient temples and historic sites were badly damaged or destroyed.
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Daily Video May 08 2015

Student filmmakers school their peers on safety
When a lockdown drill went wrong at a high school in Arizona, students jumped in to make their school safer in the future.
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Lesson Plan May 07 2015

In the California Drought, What Is My Role? - Lesson Plan
This lesson asks students to think critically about the effects of drought, their personal water use, and how best to conserve water.
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Daily Video May 07 2015

Starbucks offers workers free college tuition
In an attempt to help more people finish college, Starbucks has announced a program designed to help company employees obtain a four-year degree free of tuition.
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