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(CNN) – It's been a day of waiting, unrest, and champions. In today's show, you'll find:
Next week will be a big one for the Supreme Court. Decisions both large and small will be handed down. CNN's Steve Kastenbaum has a preview of what should be an important week.
It started when Brazil's government raised bus fares by nine cents. Chaos ensued and continues to. We'll tell you why.
During one of the most exciting Stanley Cup finals ever, we're devoting this week's CNN Profile to better understanding hockey with the game's premier historian, Stanley Fischler.
By Jim Roope, CNN
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(CNN) – Forty years after the introduction of the Endangered Species Act, the California Condor is trying to reclaim its home. The problem is, humans have moved in.
[0:51] "There are about 420 birds in the world and a little over half of that population are in the wild."
Joseph Brandt, biologist with the US Fish and Wildlife Service's condor recovery program, said for the second year in a row, California condors have come back to roost in the mountain community of Bear Valley Springs, about 90 miles north of Los Angeles. Residents say the curious scavenger birds are wreaking havoc.
[1:26] "They’ll take apart anything plastic or canvas and just shred it. They shred screen doors."
These birds, that stand four-feet tall with wing spans of up to eight feet, can create quite a mess. One woman called the Bear Valley Springs police department to say her car was vandalized. The vandals it turns out, were condors and the graffiti painted all over the car was…not paint.
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(CNN) - When it comes to hockey, my brain is like an ice rink that has just been cleared by a Zamboni.
I don't have a single groove of knowledge.
Just a big smooth slippery surface.
I'm tired of living this way.
The tipping point came the other night when my 9-year-old daughter and I were channel surfing and stumbled upon the game 3 sudden death overtime of the Stanley Cup Finals.