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Hello, Superstar! And welcome to CNN10, #strike[Well, I'll tell you what let you decide and what to think.]where I tell you the what, letting you decide what to think. I'm *Coy Wire*.

== TikTok

And we begin #strike[ at ] #underline()[_on_] nation's capital, #strike[ of ] where House *lawmakers* are quickly moving *ahead* on legislation that could possibly ban the popular social media app TikTok from the United States. 

TikTok is used by about 170 million of Americans#strike[. But], but this measure is looking to prohibit TikTok from #strike[the USA] U.S. app stores unless the app is no longer connected to ByteDance, its parent company, which is based in China. Some lawmakers are concerned that TikTok could possibly enable the Chinese government to have too much information about its users#strike[. A legend], alleging that #strike[is] it's a possible national security threat. On the other side, TikTok denies #strike[this] these claims and believes this legislation is #strike[in] an attack #strike[of] on #strike[the] First #strike[man] *Amendment* rights. #strike[ This propose to .. has part ... support, ]This *proposed bill* has bipartisan support and is scheduled to be voted by the house quickly. If the bill eventually does make its way to President Biden's desk, the White #strike[House's] House says Biden would sign it. Now if this proposed bill is put into the law, it will allow TikTok about 5 months to cut ties with ByteDance. If ties were not to be cut, this measure would prohibit TikTok to be downloaded on app stores in the U.S. Here's are *Manu Raju* with more.

#strike[ The house ... plan to ... legislation, ... ]The House are *plowing ahead with* the plan to *take up legislation* to essentially ban TikTok if the Chinese firm, ByteDance doesn't sell it. *They are trying to* force that sale #strike[ . That's .. because ... ] because of concerns that Chinese government is too close to private information of Americans. They are alleging that Chinese government #strike[ are easy to .. ] *is interfering* with that information and could #strike[ exploded something ] *exploit it, something* that ByteDance has furious denied. But #strike[ remember this] nevertheless, this #strike[ is why the ... ] #underline[_has wide bipartisan_] support approved by *the House Energy and Commerce Committee* last week, 50 to nothing. #strike[ It's ] That is something that rarely seen on *Capital Hill*, #underline[_but that bipartisan support ultimately forcing the House Majority Leader to_] put this bill on the *floor* very quickly. *<NAME> said* he #strike[will] would take #underline[_up_] this measure #strike[the fully household, and] #underline[_ the full House in_] just a matter of days. That doesn't the mean though TikTok #underline[_isn't_] trying to kill it. #underline()[_In fact_], #strike[And ByteDance] that's ByteDance exactly #strike[_would_] #underline[_what they're_] trying to do #strike[that top]. #underline[_The top Republican who chairs the Energy and Commerce Committee told me that_] she is getting flooded with phone calls over people opposed to the efforts.

Yes, we've been flooded with calls, #underline[_record amounts of calls_]. Any member of *the Energy and Commerce Committee* that voted yesterday has been flooded. #underline[_The co-sponsors have been flooded._] 
TikTok actually put up a notice #strike[ that ] #underline[_where_] they blocked an individual #underline[_to actually get on TikTok_] unless you called #underline[_your member_] of Congress and told them #underline[_not to vote for_] this legislation.
But that's just a example of how they can manipulate data and influence on Americans #underline[_for their agenda_]

But what #underline[_will happen in the Senate?_] That was a completely different question. #strike[ All together year ]Altogether here, #underline[_the senators_] has some #strike[ other ] of their own ideas #underline[_, but it could_] take some time to get through. But if it does become a #underline[_law_] , president Biden said, he will sign it.

=== hard

They're trying to force that sale,..

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- _bipartisan_
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- _exploit_
- _nevertheless_
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- _House Energy and Commerce Committee_
- _House Majority Leader_
- _the top Republican_

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- _look to_
- _move ahead on legislation_
- _put into_
- _cut ties with ..._
- _plow ahead with ...(plan..)_
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- _put the bill on the floor_
- _take up this measure_
- _a matter of days_
- _for one's agenda_

=== 回译

==== 原文

Hello, Superstar! And welcome to CNN10, where I tell you the what, letting you decide what to think. I'm Coy Wire. And we begin on nation's capital, where House lawmakers are quickly moving ahead on legislation that could possibly ban the popular social media app TikTok from the United States.

TikTok is used by about 170 million of Americans, but this measure is looking to prohibit TikTok from U.S. app stores unless the app is no longer connected to ByteDance, its parent company, which is based in China. Some lawmakers are concerned that TikTok could possibly enable the Chinese government to have too much information about its users, alleging that it's a possible national security threat. On the other side, TikTok denies these claims and believes this legislation is an attack on First Amendment rights. This proposed bill has bipartisan support and is scheduled to be voted by the house quickly. If the bill eventually does make its way to President Biden's desk, the White House says Biden would sign it. Now if this proposed bill is put into the law, it will allow TikTok about 5 months to cut ties with ByteDance. If ties were not to be cut, this measure would prohibit TikTok to be downloaded on app stores in the U.S. Here's are Manu Raju with more.

The House are plowing ahead with the plan to take up legislation to essentially ban TikTok if the Chinese firm, ByteDance doesn't sell it. They are trying to force that sale because of concerns that Chinese government is too close to private information of Americans. They are alleging that Chinese government is interfering with that information and could exploit it, something that ByteDance has furious denied. But nevertheless, this has wide bipartisan support approved by the House Energy and Commerce Committee last week, 50 to nothing. That is something that rarely seen on Capital Hill, but that bipartisan support ultimately forcing the House Majority Leader to put this bill on the floor very quickly. <NAME> said he would take up this measure the full House in just a matter of days. That doesn't the mean though TikTok isn't trying to kill it. In fact, that's ByteDance exactly what they're trying to do. The top Republican who chairs the Energy and Commerce Committee told me that she is getting flooded with phone calls over people opposed to the efforts.

Yes, we've been flooded with calls, record amounts of calls. Any member of the Energy and Commerce Committee that voted yesterday has been flooded. The co-sponsors have been flooded. TikTok actually put up a notice where they blocked an individual to actually get on TikTok unless you called your member of Congress and told them not to vote for this legislation. But that's just a example of how they can manipulate data and influence on Americans for their agenda

But what will happen in the Senate? That was a completely different question. Altogether here, the senators has some of their own ideas , but it could take some time to get through. But if it does become a law , president Biden said, he will sign it.

==== 参考翻译

嗨，大明星！欢迎收看CNN10，我告诉你事情的真相，让你自己去思考。我是Coy Wire。我们从国家首都开始，众议院议员们正在迅速推进一项立法，可能会禁止流行的社交媒体应用TikTok在美国的使用。

TikTok被大约1.7亿美国人使用，但这项措施旨在禁止TikTok在美国应用商店上架，除非该应用不再与其总公司字节跳动有联系，而字节跳动总部位于中国。一些议员担心，TikTok可能会让中国政府获得过多有关其用户的信息，声称这可能构成国家安全威胁。另一方面，TikTok否认了这些说法，并认为这项立法是对第一修正案权利的攻击。这项拟议的法案得到了两党的支持，并计划在众议院迅速投票表决。如果这项法案最终送到拜登总统的桌子上，白宫表示拜登将签署。现在，如果这项拟议的法案成为法律，它将允许TikTok有大约5个月的时间与字节跳动解除联系。如果联系没有解除，这项措施将禁止在美国的应用商店下载TikTok。接下来是Manu Raju的更多报道。

众议院正在积极推进计划，准备立法禁止TikTok，如果中国公司字节跳动不出售它。他们试图迫使出售，因为他们担心中国政府与美国人的私人信息过于接近。他们声称中国政府干预这些信息，并可能加以利用，而字节跳动已经强烈否认了这一点。但尽管如此，这一立法得到了广泛的两党支持，上周由众议院能源和商业委员会以50票对零票通过。这在国会山上是罕见的事情，但最终是两党的广泛支持迫使众议院多数党领袖迅速将这项法案提上议程。<NAME>表示，他将在几天内让众议院全体议员投票。但这并不意味着TikTok没有反击。事实上，这正是字节跳动正在做的。主持能源和商业委员会的最高共和党人告诉我，她收到了大量反对这一努力的电话。

是的，我们收到了大量电话，创纪录的电话。昨天投票的任何一名能源和商业委员会成员都收到了大量来电。联合发起人也收到了大量来电。TikTok实际上发布了一则通知，阻止一个人进入TikTok，除非你给国会议员打电话告诉他们不要投票支持这项立法。但这只是他们如何操纵数据并影响美国人以符合他们的计划的一个例子。

但在参议院会发生什么？这是一个完全不同的问题。参议员们有一些自己的想法，但可能需要一些时间才能通过。但如果它成为法律，拜登总统表示，他将签署。

==== 1st

Hello, superstar! Welcome to CNN10, where I tell you the what, #strike[let] #underline[letting] you to think. I'm Coy Wire. 

Let's #strike[start with the capital of the country] #underline[begin on the  nation's capital], #strike[senators are taking up a legislation rapidly, which may ban the usage of the popular app "TikTok" in U.S.] #underline[where the House lawmakers are quickly *moving ahead on legislation* that could possibly ban the popular media app TikTok from the United States.]

TikTok #strike[was] is used by 170 million Americans, but this #strike[legislation will ban "TikTok"] #underline[measure is *looking to* prohibit TikTok] from U.S. app stores#strike[,] unless it #strike[cut ties with] #underline[is no longer connected to] #strike[its parent company, ByteDance] #underline[Bytedance, its parent company, which is based] in China. Some lawmakers #strike[concern] #underline[are concerned] that TikTok #strike[are likely to make] #underline[could possibly *enable*] Chinese government #strike[achieve] #underline[to have] too much information #strike[of] #underline[about] its users, #strike[and claimed which would be a safety threat to the U.S.] #underline[alleging that it's a possible *national security threat*.] On the other side, TikTok denies these #underline[claims] and #strike[consider] #underline[believes] the legislation #strike[as] #underline[is] an attack #strike[of] #underline[on] First Amendment #underline[rights.] The proposed bill has #strike[a wide] bipartisan support, and #strike[soon will be ... in] #underline[*is sheduled to* be voted by] the House quickly. If #strike[this legislation] #underline[the bill] #strike[is eventually sent] #underline[does *make its way*] to President Biden's desk, the White House said, Biden #strike[will] #underline[would] sign it. Now , if the proposed bill #strike[becomes] #underline[is put into] a #strike[legislation] #underline[law], it will allow TikTok #underline[about 5 months to] #strike[cut the tie] #underline[cut ties] with ByteDance#strike[ in 5 month]. If #strike[the tie isn't] #underline[ties *were not to be*] cut, #strike[the legislation] #underline[this measure] #strike[will ban downloading TikTok] #underline[would prohibit TikTok to be downloaded] from the app store in the U.S. Here are Manu Raju with more:

The House are plowing ahead with #strike[taking up] #underline[the plan to take up] the legislation, being ready to ban TikTok #strike[from the U.S. app stores] if #underline[the Chinese firm, ]ByteDance refuses to sell it. #strike[They will force this sell,] #underline[They are trying to force that sell] #strike[for they concerned] #underline[because of concerns] that Chinese government is too close #strike[with the] #underline[to] private information of Americans. They are alleging Chinese government #strike[interfere] #underline[is interfering] with that information and #underline[could] exploit it#strike[. However, ByteDance has denied these claims.] #underline[*, something that ByteDance has furiously denied.*] But *nevertheless*, this legislation has wide bipartisan support #strike[that] #underline[approved by] the House Energy and Commerce Committee#strike[ voted for 50 to nothing last week] last week, 50 to nothing#strike[, which is] #underline[. That is something] rarely seen #strike[in the House Hill.] #underline[on Capital Hill,] but the #underline[wide] bipartisan support forced the majority leader to #strike[propose this legislation] #underline[put this bill on the floor very quickly]. <NAME> said, he will #strike[let all the senators vote] #underline[take up this measure the full House] in #underline[just] a matter of #strike[few] days. Yet it doesn't mean TikTok #strike[didn't ...] #underline[isn't trying to kill it.] In fact, that's exactly what TikTok is #strike[doing] #underline[trying to do]. The #strike[... of] #underline[Top Republican who chairs] the Energy and Commerce Committee told me that she #strike[was flooded by calls opposing these efforts] #underline[is *getting flooded with phone calls over people opposed to the efforts*].

Yes, we #strike[received enormous calls, a record of numbers] #underline[have been flooded with calls, *record amounts* of calls]. Each member of the Energy and Commerce Committee that voted yesterday has been flooded. The co-sponsors #strike[was] #underline[have been] flooded. TikTok put up a notice to block an individual #strike[from entering it] #underline[to get on TikTok] unless they call their #strike[senators] #underline[members of Congress] and told them not to #strike[support] #underline[vote for] this legislation. But this is just #strike[one case] #underline[a example of] how they manipulate data and influence #underline[on] Americans #strike[to ...] #underline[for] their agenda.

But what will happen #strike[to senate] #underline[in the Senate]? This is a totally different question. Senators have their own ideas, but it #strike[takes] #underline[could take] some time to get through. But if it #underline[does] become a law, President Biden says, he will sign it.

== Muslim

#strike()[Next,] #underline()[_Next up_] in the Muslim calendar, one of the holist #strike()[secret months] #underline()[_most sacred months_] #strike()[, it's] #underline()[_is_] the ninth month, or *Ramadan*. Several Muslim countries announced the Monday as the first day of Ramadan, and the holy month #underline()[_of fasting,_] where Muslim may not consume food or drinks from sunrise and sunset. The exact start date of Ramadan changes because it's based on #underline()[_*clerics* seeing a *crescent*_] or new moon as the *Islamic* calendar follows the lunar cycle. 

There were #underline()[_hopes of a possible ceasefire in the Gaza Strip_] before the Ramadan, but both Hamas and *Israel* could not reach a deal. While the war goes on, there's *humanitarian* crisis that continues to *grapple the Gaza Strip* The U.S. #underline()[_is teaming up_] with several other nations by airdropping #underline()[_aid_] into Gaza , but #underline()[_aid_] agencies recommended it would be much more efficient if this supplies were transported on the ground. Our chief international *correspondent*, *Clarissa Ward*, is here to give us the why.

From the #strike()[house] #underline()[_health_] ministry inside Gaza are now saying that 25 have died as a result of #underline()[_acute malnutrition and dehydration_]. #strike()[They] #underline()[_CNN_] cannot independently confirm that, because the international journalists are not allowed into Gaza to report on the ground. But it certainly #strike()[jails] #underline()[_gels_] with what we have #strike()[here] #underline()[_been hearing_] from the groups like the *U.N.*, who has warned that hundreds of thousands of #underline()[_of Gazans in the northern_] part of the *enclave* are one step away from *famine*, who has announced as you mentioned that four out of five(4/5) people -- or 4/5 household, I should say specifically, do not have access any longer to clean water. And #underline()[_while these_] airdrops show a certain level of intention and #strike()[good will] #underline()[_goodwill_] they#underline()[_,_] according to #underline()[_aid_] organizations#underline()[_,_] are not terribly efficient and effective in terms of #underline()[_mechanism for actually distributing aid._] We heard from one humanitarian worker who said #strike()[there was] #underline()[_they're_] a great *photo op* , but they are terrible in terms of trying to make sure that people on the ground get the aid they need.

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- _Muslim_
- _the Gaza Strip_
- _Islamic_

- _fast_
- _cleric_
- _crescent_
- _ceasefire_
- _humanitarian_
- _grapple_
- _correspondent_
- _acute malnutrition_
- _dehydration_
- _enclave_
- _famine_

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- _team up with_

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- op -> opportunity

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- There's humanitarian crisis that continues to grapple the Gaza Strip.
- But it certainly gels with what we have here been hearing from the groups like the U.N.
- ... are one step away famine

=== 回译

==== 原文

Next up in the Muslim calendar, one of the holist, most sacred months is the ninth month, or Ramadan. Several Muslim countries announced the Monday as the first day of Ramadan, and the holy month of fasting, where Muslim may not consume food or drinks from sunrise and sunset. The exact start date of Ramadan changes because it's based on clerics seeing a crescent or new moon as the Islamic calendar follows the lunar cycle. 

There were hopes of a possible ceasefire in the Gaza Strip before the Ramadan, but both Hamas and Israel could not reach a deal. While the war goes on, there's humanitarian crisis that continues to grapple the Gaza Strip. The U.S. is teaming up with several other nations by airdropping aid into Gaza , but aid agencies recommended it would be much more efficient if this supplies were transported on the ground. Our chief international correspondent, <NAME>, is here to give us the why.

From the health ministry inside Gaza are now saying that 25 have died as a result of acute malnutrition and dehydration. CNN cannot independently confirm that, because the international journalists are not allowed into Gaza to report on the ground. But it certainly gels with what we have been hearing from the groups like the U.N., who has warned that hundreds of thousands of of Gazans in the northern part of the enclave are one step away from famine, who has announced as you mentioned that four out of five(4/5) people -- or 4/5 household, I should say specifically, do not have access any longer to clean water. And while these airdrops show a certain level of intention and goodwill, according to aid organizations, they are not terribly efficient and effective in terms of mechanism for actually distributing aid. We heard from one humanitarian worker who said they're a great photo op , but they are terrible in terms of trying to make sure that people on the ground get the aid they need.

==== 参考翻译

在穆斯林的日历中，接下来的一个最神圣的月份是第九个月，也就是斋月。一些穆斯林国家宣布星期一为斋月的第一天，这是一个禁食的神圣月份，穆斯林在日出和日落之间不得进食或饮水。斋月的确切开始日期会因为基于伊斯兰日历遵循月亮周期，需要神职人员观察新月或弯月而有所变化。

在斋月开始之前，加沙地带曾有可能达成停火协议，但哈马斯和以色列都未能达成协议。战争仍在继续，加沙地带仍然面临人道危机。美国正在与其他几个国家合作，通过空投方式向加沙提供援助，但援助机构建议如果这些物资能够通过陆路运输，效率会更高。我们的首席国际记者<NAME>将为我们解释其中原因。

加沙卫生部门现在表示，已经有25人因严重营养不良和脱水而死亡。CNN无法独立证实这一消息，因为国际记者不被允许进入加沙进行报道。但这与我们从联合国等组织那里听到的信息相符，他们警告说加沙北部地区的数十万加沙人距离饥荒只有一步之遥，正如你所提到的，五分之四的人（或五分之四的家庭）再也无法获得清洁水源。虽然这些空投表明了一定的善意和意图，但根据援助组织的说法，它们在实际分发援助方面并不是非常高效和有效的机制。我们听到一位人道主义工作者说，这些空投是很好的拍照机会，但在确保地面上的人们获得所需援助方面却效果不佳。

==== 1st

In Muslim calendar, #underline[one of] the #underline[holist], most sacred month is the ninth month also known as #strike[the fast month] #underline[Ramadan]. Some Muslim countries announced that Monday #strike[is] #underline[as] the first day of Ramadan #strike[which is a]#underline[, the] sacred month of fasting #strike[that] #underline[where] Muslim #strike[don't] #underline[may not] consume any food or #strike[water] #underline[drinks] from sunrise to sunset. The exact start date of Ramadan changes because it #strike[follows the cycle of moon based on Islamic calendar and needs ... to observe crescent moon or new moon to change] #underline[based on clerics seeing a crescent or new moon as the Islamic calendar follows the lunar cycle].

#strike[Before Ramadan, the Gaza Strip could once possibly reach a ceasefire deal, but Hamas and Israel didn't] #underline[_There are hopes of a possible ceasefire in the Gaza Strip before the Ramadan, _but both Hamas and Israel could not reach a deal]. #strike[The war is going on. The Gaza Strip was still confront the crisis of humanitarian.] #underline[While the war goes on, _there's humanitarian crisis that continues to grapple the Gaza Strip._] The United States is teaming up with #underline[serveral] other countries to #strike[serve aid] by airdropping #underline[aid into Gaza]. But the aid #strike[organizations] #underline[agencies] #strike[suggest] #underline[recommended] that it would be #underline[much] more efficient if #strike[this aid things] #underline[supplies] could be transported on the ground. Our chief international #strike[reporter] #underline[correspondent,] <NAME> #strike[will explain the reason for us] #underline[, is here to give us the why]:

#strike[The health ministry says,]#underline[From the health ministry inside Gaza are now saying] 25 people have died #strike[for] #underline[as a result of] malnutrition and #underline[*dehydration*]. CNN can't #underline[independently] confirm these information for international #strike[reporters] #underline[journalists] are not allowed #strike[to go] into Gaza to report #underline[on the ground]. However, #strike[this is line with the information]#underline[it certainly *gels with* what] we #strike[heard] #underline[have been hearing] from #strike[UA organizations] #underline[the groups like U.N.]#strike[. They warn] #underline[, who has warned] that, millions of #strike[people in Gaza] #underline[Gazans in northern part of the enclave] are only one step away from *famine*. As you mentioned above, 4/5 people or families #strike[can't access to water anymore] #underline[do not *have access any longer to clean water*]. #strike[These airdrops expressed some kindness and intention, but according to the aid organization, they don't have a efficient mechanism on distribution of aid. We heard a humanitarian said, this airdrops are great for photos, but not efficient in making sure that people on the ground can get the aid they need.] #underline[While these airdrops *showed a certain level of intention and goodwill*, according to aid organizations, they are not terribly efficient and effective *in terms of* mechanism *for actually distributing aid*. We *heard from a humanitarian worker who said* they're a great photo op, but they are terrible in terms of trying to make sure that people on the ground get the aid they need.]

== Rhino populations in Kenya

Let's head to Kenya now, where the #strike[eastern] #underline[East] country is dealing with #strike[the] #underline[_a_] rise #underline[_in the *rhinoceros*_] of population. #underline[_Overcrowding_] in #underline[_*sanctuaries* has_] cause problem #strike[that] #underline[_such as rhinos attacking_] each other and competing for food. It's such a concern that Kenya #strike[of wide] #underline[_Wildlife Service_] is transporting 21 rhinos to a new location.

It takes nearly a dozen people to get this #underline[_five-year-old black rhino up on its feet as the *tranquilizer* *wears off*._] With #underline[_tracker_] securely #underline[_*glued to* her horn,_] she is ready to move 100 hundred miles away. Kenya has an unusual problem. Rhino populations here are actually going up, so Safia and others #strike[have] #underline[at] this overcrowded #strike[century] #underline[_sanctuary in central_] Kenya #strike[, a] #underline[are] getting a new home. Decades ago, 20,000 eastern black rhinos like this one ran free in Africa. But in just under 20 years the numbers #underline[_*plummeted*_] to below 400 as #underline[_*poachers*_] hunted them for their precious #underline[_*horns*_]. Now Kenya rhinos #underline[_are making a comeback_] thanks to #underline[_anti-poaching efforts_] #strike[anchors]. But overcrowding in #strike[centuries] #underline[_sanctuaries_] has become a problem for a #underline[_*solitary*_] animal.

To #strike[get them more living space] #underline[_give them more roaming space_], 21 rhinos were taken to a brand new sanctuary in #underline[Loisaba Conservancy]. They #strike[had] #underline[are] the first rhino#underline[s] to live on the land in #strike[15] #underline[50] years.

=== words and phrases

==== words

- _rhinoceros_
- _sanctuary_
- _tranquilizer_
- _horn_
- _plummet_
- _poach_, _poacher_
- _solitary_

==== phrases

- _wear off_
- _be glued to_

=== 回译

==== 原文

Let's head to Kenya now, where the East country is dealing with a rise in the rhinoceros of population. Overcrowding in sanctuaries has cause problem such as rhinos attacking each other and competing for food. It's such a concern that Kenya Wildlife Service is transporting 21 rhinos to a new location.

It takes nearly a dozen people to get this five-year-old black rhino up on its feet as the tranquilizer wears off. With tracker securely glued to her horn, she is ready to move 100 hundred miles away. Kenya has an unusual problem. Rhino populations here are actually going up, so Safia and others at this overcrowded sanctuary in central Kenya are getting a new home. Decades ago, 20,000 eastern black rhinos like this one ran free in Africa. But in just under 20 years, the numbers plummeted to below 400 as poachers hunted them for their precious horns. Now Kenya rhinos are making a comeback thanks to anti-poaching efforts . But overcrowding in sanctuaries has become a problem for a solitary animal.

To give them more roaming space, 21 rhinos were taken to a brand new sanctuary in Loisaba Conservancy. They are the first rhinos to live on the land in 50 years.

==== 参考翻译

肯尼亚现在面临着犀牛数量上升的问题。在保护区过度拥挤导致了一些问题，例如犀牛之间的攻击和为食物而竞争。这引起了人们的关注，肯尼亚野生动植物管理局正在将21只犀牛转移到新的地点。

当镇静剂作用消退时，需要近十几人才能让这只五岁的黑犀牛站起来。它的角上粘着定位器，准备移动100英里远的地方。肯尼亚面临着一个不寻常的问题。这里的犀牛数量实际上在增加，因此在这个过度拥挤的中部肯尼亚保护区里的Safia和其他犀牛马上就要有新家了。几十年前，有2万只像这只一样的东部黑犀牛在非洲自由奔跑。但在不到20年的时间里，由于偷猎者为了它们珍贵的角而猎杀，数量急剧下降至400只以下。现在，肯尼亚的犀牛得以复苏，这要归功于反偷猎的努力。但保护区的过度拥挤已经成为独居动物的一个问题。

为了给它们更多的活动空间，21只犀牛被带到了位于洛伊萨巴保护区的全新保护区。它们是50年来首批在这片土地上生活的犀牛。

==== 1st

Kenya is now #strike[confronting a problem of the increasing number of rhinoceros] #underline[_is dealing with_ *a rise in the rhinoceros of population*]. #strike[The overcrowding] #underline[Overcrowding in *sanctuaries*] has #strike[led to some problems] #underline[*cause problems*] such as #strike[competitions for food and attack among rhinos] #underline[_rhinos attacking each other and competing for food_]#strike[, which has attracted human's attention.] #underline[. It's such a concern that] now the Kenya Wildlife #underline[Service] is transporting 21rhinos to a new #strike[place] #underline[location].

#strike[When the effect of tranquilizer fade away, it needs over 10 people making this 5-year-old rhino stand on its feet.] #underline[It takes nealy a dozen people to get this 5-year-old rhino *up on its feet* as *tranquilizer wears off*.] #strike[A tracker was attached to its ..., being ready to be sent 100 miles away.] #underline[With a tracker securely *glued to her horn*, she is ready to move 100 miles away.] Kenya are now facing an unusual problem: #strike[the number of rhinos] #underline[rhino populations] here are actually #strike[increasing] #underline[going up], so Safia and other rhinos #strike[consider this overcrowded protection region in the middle Kenya as their new home] #underline[so Safia and others at this overcrowded sanctuary in *central Kenya* _are getting a new home_]. Decades ago, about 20 thousand eastern black rhinos just like this one ran #strike[freely] #underline[free] in Africa. However, in #underline[just under] 20 year, the number #strike[dropped sharply] #underline[plummeted] to below 400 for the poachers poached their precious horns. Now rhinos in Kenya #strike[has been prosperous] #underline[are making a comeback]#strike[, which *is credited to*] #underline[*thanks to*] the anti-poaching efforts. But #strike[the overcrowded protection region] #underline[overcrowding in sanctuaries] has been a problem of a solitary animal.

To offer them more #underline[roaming] space, the 21 rhinos #strike[was] #underline[were] taken to a #strike[totally] #underline[*brand*] new sanctuary in *Loisaba Conservancy*. The are the first #underline[rhinos] to live on this #strike[soil] #underline[land in 50 years].

== Bird

For today's #underline[story's getting a] 10 out of 10, a video#underline[-bombing] bird doing its best to break up #strike[and] #underline[a] beat on broadcast TV. CNN's #underline[Jeanne Moos] has more.

Look at this, reporters are supposed to be able to #underline[_*wing it*_], but this is something #strike[like] #underline[out of the] birds. OK, maybe not that #strike[stream] #underline[extreme]. But #underline[Australia reporter Ursula Heger] was #strike[fighting] #underline[_*filing*_] a #underline[report] for 10 News First#strike[. When] #underline[when] she got #underline[dive-bombed] over and over. #underline[dive-bombed] #strike[for] nine times. Her own station called it #underline[_*impeckable* *journalism*_] Instead doing this, #underline[Ursula did this.] 

#strike[We should] #underline[_At least she didn't_] get used #strike[to] a landing #underline[_strip_] by, say, a #underline[_*robin*_] or a #underline[_pet_] parrot. And Ursula didn't get #strike[his] #underline[_her_] earbud #underline[_*plucked*_] by this reporter in #underline[_*Chile*_]
Ironically, he was reporting on the rising *robberies*. They did manage to get the earbud back from the parrot.

#underline[_The way Ursula_] handle the attack #strike[as the ...] #underline[_was a feather in her cap._] #underline[_Could have been worse if she got_] #strike[She would be] pecked by a *woodpecker*.

Talk about #underline[_*foul play* and a "hawkward"_] situation, but that reporter had no #underline[_*egrets*_] taking the #strike[bird] #underline[_"birden"_] in #underline[_*stride*_], #strike[delivery] #underline[_delivering_] #strike[a peckable] #underline[_an impeckable report that was like *poultry*_] report in motion.

All right. Remember tomorrow's ... follow me . I'm Coy Wire. 
#underline[_Drop_] your unique vocabulary #underline[_in the comment section on my most recent post and_] we're suppose to choose a winner to work into tomorrow show.

=== words and phrases

==== words

- _wing_
- _impeckable_
- _journalism_
- _a landing strip_
- _robin_
- _pluck_
- _robberies_
- _peck_
- _woodpecker_
- _foul play_
- _egret_
- _poultry_

==== phrases

- _a feather in one's cap_
- _in stride_

