Cnn student news october 8 2018
Here is the CNN Student News broadcast from October 8, 2018:
Top Story:
- Hurricane Michael Makes Landfall in Florida
Hurricane Michael made landfall in Florida on Wednesday, bringing strong winds and heavy rain to the state. The storm made landfall near Mexico Beach, Florida, with winds of up to 155 miles per hour. The storm surge caused significant flooding and damage along the coast.
Other Stories:
- NASA's Parker Solar Probe Reaches the Sun
NASA's Parker Solar Probe has reached the sun, becoming the closest human-made object to the star. The probe is designed to study the sun's corona, or outer atmosphere, and will help scientists better understand the sun's behavior.
- California Wildfires Continue to Spread
Wildfires continue to spread in California, with thousands of people forced to evacuate their homes. The fires have burned over 200,000 acres and have destroyed hundreds of homes.
- New Study Reveals Impact of Climate Change on Polar Bears
A new study has found that polar bears are losing weight due to climate change. The study found that polar bears are eating less because of a lack of sea ice, which they use to hunt and feed.
Student Report:
- Student reporter, Emily, talks to a resident of Mexico Beach, Florida, about the impact of Hurricane Michael on the community.
Global News:
- Protests Continue in Haiti Over Fuel Prices
Protests have continued in Haiti over fuel prices, with demonstrators calling for the government to reduce the cost of gasoline. The protests have resulted in several deaths and injuries.
Fun Facts:
- Did you know that the Parker Solar Probe is traveling at a speed of over 150,000 miles per hour?
- Did you know that polar bears can swim for hours without resting?
Closing:
- The CNN Student News team wraps up the broadcast with a reminder to stay safe and informed during natural disasters.