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Teen Kids News (Episode 2120)

20 minutes 41 seconds

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"Episode 2120" of "Teen Kids News" delves into impactful stories for young audiences. The episode features Maya Merhige, a 15-year-old long-distance swimmer from Berkeley, California, who is raising funds for cancer research through Swim Across America. Her incredible achievements, including conquering the 20 Bridges Swim around Manhattan Island and a challenging swim from Molokai to Oahu, emphasize resilience, determination, and philanthropy. The episode also highlights the importance of passenger safety in road vehicles, underscoring the National Road Safety Foundation's Drive2Life PSA Contest aimed at educating young viewers about speaking up against unsafe driving practices. Lastly, the show explores technological advancements with AI PCs introduced at CES, which illustrate the future of personal computing with AI integration, engaging young learners with futuristic possibilities. Join the journey with "Teen Kids News" to explore these real-world topics and inspire learning beyond the classroom.