(CNN Student News) -- November 29, 2010 Download PDF maps related to today's show: • North Korea • Portland, Oregon • Haiti Transcript THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED. CARL AZUZ, CNN STUDENT NEWS ANCHOR: CNN Student News welcomes you back from Thanksgiving break! Hope you had a great turkey day. Here is your commercial-free news on this last Monday in November. First Up: Island Attacked AZUZ: First up -- things are tense with North Korea. Again. U.S. Senator John McCain says he doesn't think the Asian country really wants war, but that's what it's talking about as the U.S. and South Korea start military exercises off the coast of the Korean peninsula. Here's CNN's Chris Lawrence.
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North Korea voices anger and threats over international military exercises
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Haitian candidates say fraud ran rampant during their country's elections
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A former NFL quarterback talks concussions and staying in the game anyway
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Senator McCain says the U.S. has given @placeholder more than a billion dollars in the past 15 years to try to get North Korea to negotiate.
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Because last week, North Korea attacked a @placeholder island, killing two South Korean marines and two civilians.
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And North Korea has moved surface-to-air missiles to its border with @placeholder.
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Consumer Reports says that 17 percent of adult @placeholder will be surfing for internet deals today, while 13 percent are expected to actually set foot in a store.