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. View this email in your browser  January 9, 2024 On Today's Show Today, CNN 10 heads to Capitol Hill where Congressional leaders announced a government spending deal for this year. It's just the first step in trying to avoid a government shutdown that's looming later this month. Then, CNN 10 explains how a team of Hong Kong researchers are developing "intelligent" clothing that can change colors with the flick of a wrist. And before you go, we'll show you how an Italian glass vase purchased for just a few dollars was recently sold for much, much more at auction. All that and more on this episode of CNN 10. Share Tweet Today's Host Coy Wire joined CNN in 2015 as a full-time sports anchor and correspondent. Wire is an award-winning journalist, anchoring daily Bleacher Report segments and contributing across all CNN platforms. Wire appears regularly on CNN programs.  He also serves as a host of World Sport on CNN International. Wire has hosted several international and domestic travel series, including the award-winning True Tokyo. His work on a broad range of stories can also be seen on CNN Digital. Wire has reported from the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup, four Olympics (2016 Rio, 2018 PyeongChang, 2020 Tokyo, 2022 Beijing), the annual Army vs. Navy football game, and multiple Masters, Super Bowls and College Football Playoff National Championship games. As a former professional athlete, Wire uses his experiences, insight and contacts every day at CNN. Wire graduated from Stanford University, where he was the first player in modern school history to lead the team in rushing in one year and tackles the following year. After his time at Stanford, Wire was drafted into the NFL by the Buffalo Bills in 2002. Wire was named Team Captain for both the Buffalo Bills and the Atlanta Falcons during his nine years in the league. Throughout his NFL career, Wire received several honors including the Ed Block Courage Award, the Buffalo Bills Walter Payton Man of the Year and Special Teams Player of the Year.  Share Tweet View our archives on YouTube Our mission is to break down complicated news stories with easy-to-understand explanations from CNN reporters all over the world. We represent all sides of a story equally: no opinion; no slant; just the facts. And we have a little fun while doing it! Are you using CNN 10 in the classroom? We'd love to hear your suggestions! Please say hello at cnn10@cnn.com CNN 10 You are receiving this newsletter because you've signed up to receive CNN 10.   No longer want to receive this newsletter? Unsubscribe. Interested in more? See all of our newsletters.   Create CNN Account | Listen to CNN Audio | Download the CNN App    ® © 2024 Cable News Network, Inc. A Warner Bros. Discovery Company. All Rights Reserved. One CNN Center Atlanta, GA 30303