CNN News: 大量秘鲁水蛙离奇死亡

Hi. I`m Carl Azuz. Welcome to the show.

我是卡尔·阿祖兹，欢迎您收看今天的节目

Stories from Egypt and Peru start things off today.

今天我们首先从埃及和秘鲁开始。

Our first report is from North Africa. Scientists examining the Great Pyramid of Giza think they might have discovered two hidden rooms in the structure. The Great Pyramid is the largest of Giza`s three pyramids. Researchers believe it was built more than 4,500 years ago.

头条新闻来自北非。科学家检测检查吉萨大金字塔认为，已经发现了其中隐藏的两间屋子。大金字塔是吉萨三大金字塔中最大的一座。研究人员认为，其约建于4500年前。

Scientists have been scanning the pyramid, kind of like taking x-rays and heat scans of it, and they detected what could be unknown cavities or rooms inside the structure. More tests are needed before researchers can be sure these rooms are significant. At this point, they only add to the mysteries of the Great Pyramid.

科学家利用类似x射线和热扫描的技术，对金字塔进行了扫描，他们发现了这个建筑中隐藏的房间。在科学家可以确定这些房间的重要之前，还需要做更多的测试。在这一点上，毫无疑问，这又增加了大金塔的神秘感。

Another mystery is troubling officials in South America. Thousands of critically endangered frogs living near Peru`s Lake Titicaca have died and no one knows why. The Titicaca water frog has struggled in recent decades. It`s been overhunted for food, it`s lost parts of its habitat, exotic trout have been eaten the frog`s tadpoles.

另一个谜团困弱者南非的官员。上万只生活在秘鲁的的喀喀湖附近的青蛙离奇死亡。近几年来，的的喀喀湖水蛙面临困境。人们过度捕捞水蛙作为食物，失去部分栖息地，外来鳟鱼吃掉水蛙蝌蚪。

But investigators are trying to find out what`s causing so many of them to suddenly turn up dead. Some residents of the area think that raw sewage coming from a nearby city might be killing the frog.

但是调查人员正试图调查这些水蛙突然死亡的原因。生活在该地区的部分居民认为，附近城市的污水可能是导致水蛙死亡的罪魁祸首。

Tonight is the last of three head-to-head debates between Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton. It`s scheduled to start at 9:00 p.m. Eastern at the University of Nevada Las Vegas. You can watch it live on CNN.

今晚是特朗普和希拉里面对面的最后一次对决。今晚9点，美国拉斯维加斯，2016美国总统大选第三场辩论也是最后一次辩论在美国内华达大学拉斯维加斯分校举行。您可以收看CNN直播。

This debate will have the same format as the first one, with the two candidates taking questions from a moderator. And for this event, that moderator will be a FOX News anchor named Chris Wallace.

该场辩论同第一场辩论形式相同，候选人回答主持人提出的问题。今晚节目的主持人是福克斯新闻主播克里斯·华莱士。

But keep in mind, it`s not just president that Americans will be voting for on November 8th. All 435 voting members of the U.S. House of Representatives will be chosen, as they are every two years. In the 100- member Senate, about a third of the seats will be determined. Senate terms are for six years.

但记住,这不仅仅事关11月8日的总统选举。届时，435位美国众议会成员也将重新选举产生。每两年选举一次。其中100个席位中，已经有1/3的席位是确定的。

Currently, Republicans control both chambers of Congress. But just like the uncertainty surrounding the presidential election itself, there`s uncertainty over who control Congress after the election.

目前,共和党控制国会两院。但就像总统选举的不确定性一样,选举之后，国会的控制权也充满了不确定性。