Name: What's Going On Over There? - Antarctic Ice Signals | Japan's Spice Weapons | Spanish Lifeguard Dog
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Lewis Cato and the Late Show Band, everybody.

Folks, as you know, on this show, we tend to focus on what's happening here in America.

But legally now, there are other countries.

And I'd like to talk to you about them in our segment, Internationale.

First up, something's happening in Finland where the women's national team soccer manager had to apologize for mistakenly calling up a retired 51-year-old to the team instead of a 23-year-old.

The players in question had the same last name, so the manager called up former player Stina Ruskanen instead of current defender Nane Ruskanen.

Just this year, the Knicks messed up, and instead of calling up Jalen Brunson, they had to play Quinta Brunson.

She owns a national chain of inns and suites.

Next up, scientists in Antarctica have detected deep Earth signals that defy known physics.

An experiment designed to detect cosmic radio waves has instead picked up bizarre signals that appear to be coming from deep within the ice, which can't be explained.

On Britain's Isle of Man, a wildlife park's escaped mongoose was spotted 15 miles from home.

It must have taken it months to get there.

Next up, we head to Japan, where four men have been arrested on charges of using curry spices as a weapon in a robbery attempt.

The assailants attacked a man by smearing powdered cooking spices of the sort used in curry on the man's face and into his eyes in an attempt to blind and incapacitate him.

The victim is recovering after treating his wounds with garlic naan and a little mango chutney.

Authorities say he is stable and delicious.

There's good news for one family who thought the sculpture on their piano was a fake Rodin, but it's real and just sold for nearly $1 million.

Corey Bernard, you play keys in our band.

Have you ever found a Rodin on one of your keyboards?

Okay, okay, but Corey, I just noticed there is a small sculpture sitting on your keyboard.

Is there any chance that is a lost Rodin?

Next up, Spain, home of tiny plates and big sunken armadas where a poodle has joined the dog lifeguard team on a Spanish beach.

Cute pooch, I got to say, but I think it might backfire.

Hold on, am I going to have to tell people

Also in Spain, protesters there are shooting water guns at tourists in demonstrations against mass tourism and housing costs, with some Spaniards so angry, they're using super soakers.

Next up, Deutschland, where rail workers take the cleanliness of their trains they work on very seriously, because passengers were thrown off a train by the crew who was protesting over their train being dirty.

While on the New York subway, there's a sign that says, yeah, we know there's a dead guy.