[Music] [Applause] good morning everyone this is CNN 10 I'm Isabelle Rosales and I am so happy to be back filling in happy Friday or as Coy would say happy Friday all right we've got a jam-packed show for you since the news does not take a day off so let's finish the week strong and get right into it we start first in California where 25 million people from Southern California to the San Francisco Bay Area are under a rare red flag fire warning powerful winds fueled fast moving wildfires earlier this week and the extreme weather conditions are expected to worsen as those winds are forecast to pick up speed officials are calling the fire event life-threatening the Mountain Fire and Ventura County burned into neighborhoods setting homes on fire thousands evacuated before that fire spread to more than 14,000 Acres in just a matter of hours California's governor Gavin Newsome announced FEMA support for fire rescues in the area he also estimated that roughly 3,500 homes structures and businesses have been affected by the Mountain Fire the officials are still working to determine that number as the fire rages hundreds of firefighters and dozens of fire engines are on the ground working to contain that fire the worsening weather conditions have been no help to cruise already battling limited visibility from all the smoke and Flames fire officials say it has been unsafe to operate helicopters with the fire conditions at the time and so far fire officials say at least two people have been hospitalized with possible smoke inhilation all schools of Ventura County are closed due to the fires and certainly we hope that everyone there and those affected by the fires are staying safe CNN's Nick watt is on the ground in California giving us a firsthand look as Crews battle The Blaze this is not a Backcountry Wildfire we are in a city right now the city of Camaro population around 70,000 these firefighters right now are trying to contain this blaze in a fence around somebody's property and those winds are Fanning these Flames gusts of 60 plus miles an hour perfect conditions right now unfortunately for a wildfire I don't remember the last time it rained around Los Angeles many people have been evacuated homes have been lost and people have been injured 10c trivia the first aqueduct or artificial channel for moving water was built by what ancient empire is it the Mongol Empire Roman Empire ottoman or Assyrian Empire your answer here is the Roman Empire Building the first aqueduct in 312 BCE and constructing the waterways throughout Europe North Africa and Asia Minor one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world world was actually built at the end point of an ancient Roman aqueduct the Trevy fountain in Rome Italy draws millions of visitors each year and the 262 year-old Landmark is getting some much needed work done officials are restoring and cleaning out a decade's worth of mineral deposits Grime and junk stuck in the fountain it's all happening ahead of the 2025 Vatican Jubilee which actually begins on Christmas Eve this year CNN's Barbie Lano talked to some of the tourist there take a look the Trevy Fountain here in central Rome normally conjures up images of romance couples throwing coins in the fountain for luck and love but lately it looks more like a breakup Zone the city is refurbishing this 18th century Baroque Masterpiece so they've set up what has been described as a swimming pool or bathtub to collect the coins but as you can see it's not as easy as it looks well we're little disappointed we've come all this way but it just to get into the vibe of everything it's it's good it's good Legend says that if you throw one coin over your shoulder into the fountain you'll come back to the Eternal City two coins means you'll fall in love with an attractive Italian and three coins ensures you'll marry them no one knows what it means when you miss the water altogether the bathtub will be here until the 300,000 Euro renovation is done and the real trey Fountain is filled with water once more we're disappointed we love it anyway I don't think we'll come back another time on this trip but we'll probably come back another time maybe after the big Jubilee in 2025 when everything's not under construction window washing skyscrapers or tall buildings is a complex operation that can make anyone with a fear of heights queasy just thinking about the dangers that come with it but an israel-based tech company is changing that modernizing the work with an AI powered robot that uses cameras and sensors to do that risky Dirty Work of leaving Windows spotless our affiliate ktvk gives us a look at how it works it's not a bird or plane these people are watching at this high-rise building in Uptown Dallas we have the vertical robot unit which is the robot that you see that is working on the building some kind of a Spider-Man and the cleaning device this window cleaning robot has a name iix it's named after the gravity defining goats that climbed up mountains so we combine a lot of AI algorithm vision and different sensors to actually build and simplify this environment to make it very easy the robots have onboard cameras that will scan the window look for window panels and then work over those to make sure no spots are missed you don't need to put anyone at risk you get a lot of data the robots vertically climb buildings reducing the risk of humans cleaning windows although a single person is still involved we call it more of a babysitter but on the operator perspective he has the tablet he just press a button and the robot know exactly what it needs to do robotic CEO Ido jenar says the robots are already in Asia and the Middle East right when we're talking with landlords from the US gataka hosted the US release in Dallas we' decided to Texas because we believe that you know today it's one of the fastest growing States here in the US and we've see the demand here in the market I o inspects buildings unless landlords know where issues may arise doesn't make sense that people are still doing the same thing as they do it 60 70 years ago it's technology taking North Texas into the 21st century one AI robots at a [Applause] time today's story getting a 10 out of 10 is a furry stow away causing some airport chaos Travelers at lag Guardia airports Terminal A got a surprise when a raccoon dropped in your checkin and security contrary to popular beliefs the furry creatures are not TSA [Music] approved this unexpected traveler snuck into LaGuardia Airport in New York hey someone get [Music] [Applause] this social media video captured a raccoon hanging from a cable in the ceiling at a Spirit Airlines gate the Port Authority of New York says the raccoon was safely released outside with the help of a professional wildlife control company and no injuries were reported and now for the best part of the day it is time to send a shout out to our friends at South Cobb High School in ostell Georgia fly high Eagles what a great way to end the week thank you all for letting me guest host this amazing show and don't worry Koy will be back here next week and until next time thank you for letting me be a part of the CNN 10 family have a great weekend everyone [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Music] h [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] oh e