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Thursday, June 1, 2017

Breakingviews TV: Corporate climate

Exxon shareholders demanded more global-warming disclosure as President Trump weighed pulling America out of the Paris accord. Antony Currie and Jeffrey Goldfarb discuss silver linings.


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The buzz and brains behind the Spelling Bee

Word whizzes vie for the top prize at the 90th Scripps National Spelling Bee while, behind the scenes, nervous competitors and their parents try to stay calm. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).


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Judge Neil Gorsuch debuts in new SCOTUS family photo

Judge Neil Gorsuch poses with U.S. Supreme Court colleagues for an updated family photo in Washington, D.C.. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).


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Robocop joins Dubai police to fight real life crime

Dubai police unveil their first robot cop as part of plans to create a robotic police force that will patrol the streets and support Dubai's security services. Matthew Stock reports.


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Justice Kennedy eyes retirement, leaving liberals nervous

Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy is rumored to be considering retirement while President Donald Trump is in office, leaving liberals nervous about losing the often moderate Kennedy, who has been an ally on social issues like abortion and gay marriage.


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Smart algorithm builds 'living' 3D model of Zurich

Researchers build what they describe as a "dynamic version" of Google Street View by combining millions of images and videos into a three-dimensional, living model of the city of Zurich. Matthew Stock reports.


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A climate deal pullout by Trump risks some '16 voters

Donald Trump called climate change a hoax on the campaign trail, but as he weighs whether to remain in the Paris Accords, Reuters/Ipsos polling shows many of his own 2016 supporters want the U.S. to lead the fight on climate change.


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