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Today Wednesday March 4 is World CSI Day as US broadcaster CBS aims to enter the Guinness World Records by staging the planet's largest ever TV drama simulcast - and you can play your part!

This latest global event will feature a worldwide simulcast of the CSI: Crime Scene Investigation episode entitled Kitty.The episode aired as the planted spin-off for CSI: Cyber, the next link in the franchise chain.

To coincide with the show's 7pm start on theUS East Coast, it means CSI: Crime Scene Investigationstarts onRT2 tonight (Wednesday Mar 4) at midnight.

The episodestars recent Oscar winner Patricia Arquette leads the team as FBI Special Agent Avery Ryan. Shes joined by former Dawson's Creek star James Van Der Beek, and Peter MacNichol, whose previous includes Greys Anatomy, 24 and Ally McBeal.

The current largest ever TV drama simulcastrecordwas set by the special 50th anniversary episode of Doctor Who, which was broadcast in 98 countries across six continents in November 2013.

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For nearly 37 years, the Las Vegas Metro Explorer program has been teaching young Las Vegans the basics of law enforcement.

From crime scene investigation to policing, corrections and dispatch, residents aged 16 to 20 can choose one of four programs to dedicate as little as six months or as much as four years to get up-close training.

Explorers are divided into four phases, with Phase 1 explorers being the newest young officers and Phase 4 the most experienced. Phase 1 Explorers spend their first six months in the classroom, studying police vocabulary and memorizing radio codes. By Phase 4, Explorers perform mock SWAT operations and join on-duty officers for police car ride-alongs. Semesters last six months each, and Explorers can advance up to two phases a year.

With more than 60 in this semesters Phase 1 group, Metros most popular Explorers course of study by far is policing.

Brittany Pool, 16, is one of them. The junior at Veterans Tribute Career &Technical Academy said her mother spent time in prison. Knowing that pushes her to keep herself and her family on the straight and narrow.

Im inspired to do better for myself and for them as well, Pool said.

Others, like Brandon Wolden, said they joined to pursue a passion for public service.

A hopeful Army Reservist and aspiring police officer, Wolden, 19, hopes his Explorer experience eventually will give him an upper hand in Metros academy.

Its going to be second nature by the time we get there, he said. The stuff you learn here is invaluable.

But its not all roses for every Explorer.

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