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24:38Now PlayingWild weather: we’ll explain the science behind jet streams. Then, doggy tales! Some kids are improving their reading skills thanks to a special program. Also ahead, the seal who crossed the road and then was rescued! We’re in Connecticut with details. And our picture of the week is stealing the show. Meet the baby elephant at the Oregon Zoo. Then, slime time: come along as we go to a place with lots of gooey fun and more! We introduce you to one teen who turned a simple idea into a global mission!
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