Today on CNN10: As the government shutdown enters record-breaking territory, some Americans will receive at least part of their food assistance. Plus, we'll explore Egypt's new archaeological museum two decades in the making, before checking out the latest conservation efforts to protect Canada's Grizzly Bears. And... don't miss an extra special surprise for our favorite host.

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Today on CNN10: We'll get an update on the deadly 6.3 magnitude earthquake that has devastated parts of northern Afghanistan, just two months after another earthquake in the country's eastern region left more than 2,200 people dead. Then, we'll see how a group of researchers is using cutting-edge tech to help save some unique sea life in the Adriatic Sea. Plus, we'll go one-one-one with NASCAR champion Kyle Larson to talk about life in and out of the fast lane. All this and more on today's CNN10!

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Today on CNN10: We'll get the latest on the ongoing federal government shutdown, and the impact it's having on tens of millions of Americans who depend on help to afford groceries. Then, we'll get an update on the recovery efforts underway in Jamaica following the devastation from Hurricane Melissa. Plus, we'll go inside an ancient tunnel beneath the Roman Coliseum that was once used by emperors, as it opens to the public for the first time.

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Today on a special spooky episode of CNN10: We'll get the latest on the announced US-China trade deal that could potentially ease tensions between the world's largest economies. Then, we'll see how a new discovery is highlighting a unique trait among some species of bats, after scientists discovered that they "glow." Plus, we'll see what goes into making the iconic hats behind one of Halloween's hottest costumes. All this and more on a spooktacular Halloween edition of CNN10!

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Today on CNN10: We'll get an update on Hurricane Melissa, which has caused catastrophic damage throughout the Caribbean. Then, we'll visit a one-of-kind high school in New York City with a truly unique curriculum that prepares students for maritime careers. Plus, we'll speak with one of Team USA's brightest stars as she prepares for the upcoming Winter Olympic Games. All this and more on today's CNN10!

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Today on CNN10: We get an update on Hurricane Melissa, which is devastating parts of the Caribbean after becoming the second strongest storm in Atlantic history. Then, we'll get an update on the brazen jewel heist at Paris' Louvre Museum. Plus, we'll see what's driving Halloween candy price hikes -- and how it could impact your spooky season. All this and more on today's CNN10!

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Today on CNN10: We'll learn about the concerning conditions many textile workers in Guatemala say they face as they produce clothing for some of fashion's biggest brands. Then, we'll catch up with a record-breaking sprinter who is still hitting the track every day at the age of 92. Plus, we'll see how some museums are using unique after-hours experiences to draw new crowds. All this and more on today's CNN10!

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Today on CNN10: We get a look at the world's longest direct flight, which one airline say will connect two cities on opposite sides of the globe. Then, we'll learn what's threatening some of the Great Lakes' famed shipwrecks. Plus, we see how one special café is helping Cuban American immigrants build a future, one cup at a time. All this and more on today's CNN10!

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Today on CNN10: We see why Tropical Storm Melissa is almost certain to become a destructive hurricane for Jamaica, before learning why President Trump just canceled his meeting with Russian President Putin. Then, we join in on one final round of applause for ballet icon, Misty Copeland and see how her legacy will continue for ballerina generations to come. All this and more, on today's CNN10!

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Today on CNN10: We learn how a landmark study has helped drastically reduce the occurrence of peanut allergies in children. Then, we'll get an update on NASA's race to return to the moon with the historic Artemis missions. Plus, we'll dig into the archives to see how the iPod -- which was announced 24 years ago today -- changed the tech world forever. All this and more on today's CNN10!

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