Youtube daily but Jan 31 2019

Chevrolet has pulled the wraps off the new 2019 Camaro ZL1 1LE, which retains the front fascia of the pre-facelift model and adds an updated version of the 10-speed automatic transmission in the options menu

When fitted with the 10-speed automatic –a first for the Camaro ZL1 1LE-, the 2019 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 1LE claims to be "several seconds" faster on longer tracks like the Nurburgring than the six-speed manual model, thanks to its unique calibration for the 1LE package

Chevrolet has tuned the transmission, the electronic limited slip differential and the performance traction management specifically for the 2019 Camaro ZL1 1LE

Even the adaptive Multimatic DSSV dampers have been recalibrated to accommodate the quicker shift changes in weight transfer

In addition, there's a new oil pan and an extra cooling duct for the steering gear

"Adding an automatic transmission is another example of the Camaro portfolio delivering what customers want

This ultimate 1LE is another appealing option that is true to its racing heritage," said Steve Majoros, director of Chevrolet passenger car and crossover marketing

Under the bulging bonnet still lies Chevy's 6.2-liter supercharged V8 engine, producing a colossal 650hp and 650lb-ft of torque

The 1LE package adds a carbon rear wing, model-specific air deflectors and dive planes on the front, a set of lightweight forged aluminum wheels that are an inch wider than the standard ZL1 wheels, thinner rear glass and a fixed-back rear seat

All together result in a weight saving of more than 50 lbs compared to the standard ZL1 Coupe

Chevrolet is asking $7,500 for the ZL1 1LE Track Performance package option, on top of an unofficial $64,195 base price for the 2019 Camaro ZL1

For more infomation >> 2019 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 1LE Breaks Cover With Old Face But 10sp Auto Option - Duration: 2:28.

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HAMILTON BUT WE SUCK :v - Duration: 4:00.

Alexander Hamilton Original Broadway Cast of Hamilton

How does a b*stard, orphan

son of a wh*re and a Scotsman

dropped in the middle of a forgotten spot in the Caribbean

By providence, impoverished, in squalor

grow up to be a hero and a scholar?

The 10 dollar

Founding father without a father

Got a lot farther by working a lot harder

by being a lot smarter

By being a self-starter

By 14

They placed him in charge of a trading charter

And everyday while slaves were being slaughtered and carted away

Across the waves he struggled and kept his guard up

Inside he was longing for something to be a part of

The brother was ready to beg, steal, borrow or barter

Then a hurricane came

and devastation reigned

Our man saw his future drip, dripping down the drain

Put a pencil to his temple

connected it to his brain

And he wrote his first refrain a testament to his pain

Well the word got around

They said "This kid is insane, man!"

Took up a collection just to send him to the mainland

Get your education

don't forget from whence you came

And the world's gonna know your name.

What's your name man?

Alexander Hamilton

My name is Alexander Hamilton

And there's a million thing I haven't done

But just you wait just you wait

When he was 10, his father split

full of it, debt ridden

Two years later see Alex and his mother bed-ridden

Half-dead

sitting in their own sick the scent thick

And Alex got better but his mother went quick

Moved in with a cousin the cousin committed suicide

Left him with nothing but ruined pride something new inside

A voice saying

"Alex you gotta fend for yourself"

He started retreating and reading every treatise on the shelf

There woulda been nothing left to do

for someone less astute

He woulda been dead and destitute

without a cent of restutition

Started working, clerking for his late mother's landlord

Trading sugar cane and rum and all the things he can't afford

Scanning for every book he can get his hands on

Planning for the future

see him now as he stands on the bow of a ship

headed for a new land

In New York you can be a new man

In New York you can be a new man Just you wait

In New York you can be a new man Just you wait

In New York you can be a new man

In New York (New York)

Just you wait!

Alexander Hamilton (Alexander Hamilton)

We're waiting in the wings for you (waiting in the wings for you)

You could never back down

You never learned to take your time

Oh, Alexander Hamilton (Alexander Hamilton)

when America sings for you

Will they know what you overcame?

Will they know you rewrote the game?

The world will never be same, oh

The ship is in the harbor now

See if you can spot him

Another immigrant coming up from the bottom

His enemies destroyed his rep

America forgot him

Lafayette and Hercules Mulligan: We fought with him

John Laurens: Me? I died for him

George Washington: Me? I trusted him

Angelica and Eliza Schuyler: Me? I loved him

Aaron Burr: And me?

I'm the damn fool that shot him.

There's a million thing I haven't done

But just you wait

What's your name man?

Alexander Hamilton!

For more infomation >> HAMILTON BUT WE SUCK :v - Duration: 4:00.

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nct but out of context. - Duration: 5:03.

3, 2, 1

memeda

1, 2, 3

hey, we're different

how is me me da like this?

yeah how is this me me da?

how is this me me da?

me me da is...

sorry, I was born in the 80s

I don't know these things

chenle jaehyun winwin jisung renjun cam is over~

they forgot to bring their card key out

wait! we also...

it's being filmed

For more infomation >> nct but out of context. - Duration: 5:03.

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Why Did Man Care for Some of His Kids, but Not All? - Duration: 3:27.

For more infomation >> Why Did Man Care for Some of His Kids, but Not All? - Duration: 3:27.

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FUS RO DAH! But Belle Delphine wants me to do something bad. [#42] - Duration: 0:38.

Paarthurnax, the dragon that the Greybeards have been protecting for all these years.

He needs to die, he deserves to die.

And it falls to you to kill h...

FUS RO DAH!

[Mia Khalifa diss track plays]

Balls

Balls

FIFA!

Respect wamen

[dying noises]

FIFA!

For more infomation >> FUS RO DAH! But Belle Delphine wants me to do something bad. [#42] - Duration: 0:38.

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Kevin Hart Sends 'Prayers' to Jussie Smollett — But Faces Backlash in Wake of Homophobic Tweets - Ne - Duration: 3:41.

 Kevin Hart has joined the chorus of celebrities speaking out after Jussie Smollett was the victim of an apparent violent hate crime

 The actor, 39, sent Smollett well-wishes in an Instagram post late Tuesday, encouraging the Empire star to "stand strong

"  Get push notifications with news, features and more. Follow Following You'll get the latest updates on this topic in your browser notifications

 "Sending prayers your way @jussiesmollett ….This is unbelievably sad," Hart captioned a photo of Smollett, 36

"Why are we going backwards….this is disgusting. We as people have to do better. WTF is going on the world???? Why are we falling in love with hate???? God damn it people…

Choose love…I repeat…Choose love. I will forever choose love and I will continue to teach my kids how to do the same

Stand strong brother."  However, Hart received some criticism for the message in the wake of the comedian's past homophobic tweets that resurfaced last month and caused him to step down from hosting the Oscars

He later apologized.  A number of social media users pointed to the attack on Smollett as an example of why Hart's past controversial jokes were widely criticized

 "This is why someone's jokes about beating their gay son were never funny," wrote TV writer Ira Madison III

 "Do you see why the jokes weren't funny now?" wrote another Twitter user.  "This is your reminder that his jokes reflect actual attitudes that produce what happened to Jussie," wrote another

 At arounda.m. local time in Chicago on Tuesday, Smollett went to the hospital after he was the victim of an apparent hate crime

 The Chicago Police Department confirmed in a statement that a member of the hit Fox show was involved in a "racially-charged assault and battery," though they did not name Smollett

 "A 36 year old man was walking … when two unknown offenders approached him and gained his attention by yelling out racial and homophobic slurs towards him," the statement read

"The offenders began to batter the victim with their hands about the face and poured an unknown chemical substance on the victim

At some point during the incident, one of the offenders wrapped a rope around the victim's neck

The offenders fled the scene."  A Chicago P.D. spokesperson told PEOPLE that no arrests have been made and there are no solid suspects at this time

For more infomation >> Kevin Hart Sends 'Prayers' to Jussie Smollett — But Faces Backlash in Wake of Homophobic Tweets - Ne - Duration: 3:41.

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What does it mean that Jesus fulfilled the law, but did not abolish it? | GotQuestions.org - Duration: 6:01.

Today's question is, "What does it mean that Jesus fulfilled the law, but did not

abolish it?"

In this video I'll answer that question from a biblical perspective.

Afterwards, as always, I'll share some helpful resources, so stick around until the end.

Jesus said, "Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have

not come to abolish them but to fulfill them.

For truly I tell you, until heaven and earth disappear, not the smallest letter, not the

least stroke of a pen, will by any means disappear from the Law until everything is accomplished"

(Matthew 5:17–18).

This important statement of our Lord gives us insight into His mission and the character

of God's Word.

Jesus' declaration that He came to fulfill the Law and the Prophets, not to abolish them,

obviously contains two statements in one.

There is something Jesus did and something He did not do.

At the same time, Jesus emphasized the eternal nature of the Word of God.

Jesus goes out of His way to promote the authority of the Law of God.

He did not come to abolish the Law, regardless of what the Pharisees accused Him of.

In fact, Jesus continues His statement with a commendation for those who teach the Law

accurately and hold it in reverence: "Therefore anyone who sets aside one of the least of

these commands and teaches others accordingly will be called least in the kingdom of heaven,

but whoever practices and teaches these commands will be called great in the kingdom of heaven"

(Matthew 5:19).

Note the qualities that Jesus attributes to the Word of God, referenced as "the Law

and the Prophets": First) The Word is everlasting; it will outlast the natural world.

Second) The Word was written with intent; it was meant to be fulfilled.

Third) The Word possesses plenary authority; even the smallest letter of it is established.

Fourth) The Word is faithful and trustworthy; "everything" it says will be accomplished.

No one hearing Jesus' words in the Sermon on the Mount could doubt His commitment to

the Scriptures.

Consider what Jesus did not do in His ministry.

In Matthew 5:17, Jesus says that He did not come to abolish the Law and the Prophets.

In other words, Jesus' purpose was not to abrogate the Word, dissolve it, or render

it invalid.

The Prophets will be fulfilled; the Law will continue to accomplish the purpose for which

it was given (see Isaiah 55:10–11).

Next, consider what Jesus did do.

Jesus says that He came to fulfill the Law and the Prophets.

In other words, Jesus' purpose was to establish the Word, to embody it, and to fully accomplish

all that was written.

"Christ is the culmination of the law" (Romans 10:4).

The predictions of the Prophets concerning the Messiah would be realized in Jesus; the

holy standard of the Law would be perfectly upheld by Christ, the strict requirements

personally obeyed, and the ceremonial observances finally and fully satisfied.

Jesus Christ fulfilled the Prophets in that, in His first coming alone, He fulfilled hundreds

of prophecies concerning Himself.

Jesus Christ fulfilled the Law in at least two ways: as a teacher and as a doer.

He taught people to obey the Law, and He obeyed the Law Himself.

In living a perfect life, Jesus fulfilled the moral laws; in His sacrificial death,

Jesus fulfilled the ceremonial laws.

Christ came not to destroy the old religious system but to build upon it; He came to finish

the Old Covenant and establish the New.

Jesus came not to destroy the Law and the Prophets but to fulfill them.

In fact, the ceremonies, sacrifices, and other elements of the Old Covenant were "only

a shadow of the good things that are coming—not the realities themselves" (Hebrews 10:1).

The tabernacle and temple were "holy places made with hands," but they were never meant

to be permanent; they were but "copies of the true things" (Hebrews 9:24).

The Law had a built-in expiration date, being filled as it was with "external regulations

applying until the time of the new order" (Hebrews 9:10).

In His fulfillment of the Law and Prophets, Jesus obtained our eternal salvation.

No more were priests required to offer sacrifices and enter the holy place.

Jesus has done that for us, once and for all.

By grace through faith, we are made right with God: "He forgave us all our sins, having

canceled the charge of our legal indebtedness, which stood against us and condemned us; he

has taken it away, nailing it to the cross" (Colossians 2:14).

There are some who argue that, since Jesus did not "abolish" the Law, then the Law

is still in effect—and still binding on New Testament Christians.

But Paul is clear that the believer in Christ is no longer under the Law: "We were held

in custody under the Law, locked up until faith should be revealed.

So the Law became our guardian to lead us to Christ, that we might be justified by faith.

Now that faith has come, we are no longer under a guardian" (Galatians 3:23–25).

We are not under the Mosaic Law but under "the law of Christ" (see Galatians 6:2).

If the Law is still binding on us today, then it has not yet accomplished its purpose—it

has not yet been fulfilled.

If the Law, as a legal system, is still binding on us today, then Jesus was wrong in claiming

to fulfill it and His sacrifice on the cross was insufficient to save.

Thank God, Jesus fulfilled the whole Law and now grants us His righteousness as a free

gift.

"Know that a person is not justified by the works of the law, but by faith in Jesus

Christ.

So we, too, have put our faith in Christ Jesus that we may be justified by faith in Christ

and not by the works of the law, because by the works of the law no one will be justified"

(Galatians 2:16).

Want to learn more?

Subscribe so you don't miss the next video!

Visit GotQuestions.org for more great content.

And check out the details section below this video, there is one book I recommend, along

with several related articles.

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The Bible has answers, and we'll help you find them!

For more infomation >> What does it mean that Jesus fulfilled the law, but did not abolish it? | GotQuestions.org - Duration: 6:01.

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Taehyung 풍경 'Scenery' but it's raining - Duration: 4:48.

Scenery by Kim Taehyung 💜

In the streets full of flowers

Today, I see you again

Will it be in me?

In the park of the early morning

Now, I put my feelings

This song is for you

The light reflected by the moon

Listen to the film.

I still wonder wonder beautiful story

Still wonder wonder best part

I still wander wander next story

I want to make you mine

In the momentary time,

My heart is sad that is missed

I regret it, i hope for that chance again

I collect pieces of moonlight one by one

I'll make a light for you

Same as yesterday

Come in front of me

I still wonder wonder beautiful story

Still wonder wonder best part

I still wander wander next story

I want to make you mine

Angel voice 💜

I still wonder wonder beautiful story

Still wonder wonder best part

I still wander wander next story

I want to make you mine

If you walk away, leaving behind footprints

I'll protect the road that you took

I'll keep it in black and white

Thank you for watching 💜

Borahae 💜

For more infomation >> Taehyung 풍경 'Scenery' but it's raining - Duration: 4:48.

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"scenery" - v (bts) but he's singing and taking pictures around you at a snowy train station - Duration: 4:55.

I see you today on the street full of flowers.

Will it be in me?

I'm putting my feelings in the park after the early morning moon.

This song is headed for you.

I hear the sound of film from the moon at night.

I still wonder, wonder, beautiful story.

Still wonder, wonder, best part.

I still wander, wander, next story.

I want to make you mine.

That you missed that moment of time, I feel sorry for my heart.

I regret it, I hope have that chance again.

I'll collect a piece of moonlight and make a light.

Come in front of me like you did yesterday.

I still wonder, wonder, beautiful story.

Still wonder, wonder, best part.

I still wander, wander, next story.

I want to make you mine.

🤧

💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

I still wonder, wonder, beautiful story.

Still wonder, wonder, best part.

I still wander, wander, next story.

I want to make you mine.

aaaa love you taehyung : ((((

everybody say thank you taehyung !!!!!!!!!!

If you leave your footprints, I'll keep you warm.

I'll leave it in black and white.

: (((((

#ProudOfYouTaehyung 💜

For more infomation >> "scenery" - v (bts) but he's singing and taking pictures around you at a snowy train station - Duration: 4:55.

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I want to love you, but I don't know if I can. - Duration: 2:02.

Stop the car!

- Stop the car, what are you talking ab...

Stop the car!

- Get out!

You wanna go play in the darkness, Little Miss Sunshine?

You be my guest. I don't need this shit.

And I'm still here, that's how much control you have over me!

- No, I wanna know. Why?

Because I love you!

You really fucked up my life, you know that?

You gotta fight. Okay? I'm sorry.

What?

Why don't you show me what you really are?

- No!

What it's gonna take?

What are you doing here?

I'm not leaving you.

You lied to me.

- About what?

Please, don't leave me...

It was all bullshit...

- Why would you say that?

I don't even know who you are.

It's me.

I would never do anything to hurt you.

For more infomation >> I want to love you, but I don't know if I can. - Duration: 2:02.

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Another Very Cold Day BUT The Warm Is NOT Far Away. J7409 Weather - Duration: 14:24.

and a good day everybody it's time for J7409 weather. the name you

know. the news that you can use. this map courtesy of tropical tidbits we got a

lot to go through with plus we're going to find out last word Chris was located

where in the world is Chris and our friend Patricia from up in the New

Jersey area has sent us a picture also let's turn the map on and get going okay

cold high pressure over the Upper Midwest Ohio Valley

is going to slowly move eastward off the east coast by Saturday and temperatures

are gonna slowly begin to moderate as the airmass slowly warms now the wind

chills will range between 50 to 20 degrees below zero over parts of the

Upper Midwest today still going to be very cold today we got a few more hours

to go through I'd say 24 to 48 hours the cold air in the upper-level energy will

aid in producing lake effect snow that's gonna be heavy at times downwind from

the Great Lakes through tomorrow meanwhile upper-level energy over the

northern plains will move south eastward to the Ohio Valley by tomorrow and off

the east coast by Saturday the energy with that's gonna hate him producing

light snow over parts of the Northern Plains that will move into the Ohio

Valley by tonight and into the Ohio Valley and central Appalachians by

tomorrow morning now this snows going to move in parts of

the northern Mid Atlantic overnight tomorrow ending by Saturday morning and

I'm going to put up a name map from the European model later on in the forecast

and show you exactly about what it's looking like your snow amounts should be

now in addition to all that a front is going to develop over parts of central

Canada overnight tomorrow night it's gonna move southeastward into the Upper

Great Lakes by Saturday morning the boundary will aid in producing light

snow over parts of the Upper Great Lakes four Mississippi Valley overnight Friday

and right on into Saturday now additionally weak upper-level energy

over Texas it should move eastward to the eastern Gulf Coast by tomorrow

evening and moisture from that should move northward over the Western Gulf

Coast into the Ohio Tennessee Valley by tomorrow now rain is going to develop

over parts of the western Gulf Coast and expand into parts of the Ohio Tennessee

valleys by Friday now rains can also develop over parts of

northern Florida tomorrow Friday also elsewhere we got upper-level energy it's

going to move onshore over California today moving south eastward into

northern Mexico by overnight tomorrow now this energy is going to produce rain

over parts of the California coast moving inland over Southern California

and then moving into northern Mexico by tomorrow night in the meantime deep

upper-level trough will begin to move onshore over the west coast by tomorrow

morning as an upper-level low develops along the west coast of California

overnight tomorrow night now rain will begin to develop over the Pacific

Northwest overnight tonight that will expand inland into Northern California

by tomorrow morning as snow develops over parts of the northern cascades now

as the precipitation moves father inland overnight Friday snow will develop over

parts of the Northern Rockies and the Sierras well where in the world is Chris

these pictures came in yesterday from Chrissy's in Stuart Florida Stuart

Florida and we've got some beautiful pictures he sent in would you look at

that drop dead gorgeous certain to people thank you Chris so much for

sending these in we know Chris is still safe and sound he's in Stuart Florida so

once again Chris we really appreciate you sending

these in keep us posted on where you are and how the weather is and everything in

your travels up and down the eastern seaboard in your sailboat thanks Chris

and this was sent in a few days ago with my friend Patricia this is close Milford

Pennsylvania of the snow up on the umbrella I don't think you have to worry

about the sunshine but maybe by this weekend you might pop that umbrella

Patricia because the sun's looking like it may be out for you guys Thank You

Patricia for sending this in and if you have any pictures weather related sky

phenomena anything like that you'd like to share with us we'd love to see them

please click show more underneath this video scroll down you'll find an email

address to send them to we'd love to see them so send them in if you can and if

you haven't subscribed click my face and bottom right hand corner click the Bell

check out the email notification and subscribe my friends you make sure you

get all the latest and weather news forecasts watches warnings and any kind

of storm systems that may be approaching you know what folks yesterday afternoon

I got a note from my friend Lorenza down in st. Lucia she was saying

that tropics are even cooler than normal how about that she says nothing compared

to what folks here in the US are going through nothing but it is much different

than what they're used to with this cold snap so I just wanted to throw that in

and lorentz yeah thank you Sun might shine for dropping me that note and

letting me know that what we're looking at courtesy of tropical tidbits this is

the GFS 2 meter air temperature this is Fahrenheit this is not wind chill like I

say we got today today to go through tonight tomorrow tomorrow night but my

Saturday most of us are going to CH so what I'm going to do right now we're

gonna click through it you can see the boundary lines here we go through today

now we're up to tomorrow and the other system I was talking about it's going to

happen but it slowed up yeah it's gonna warm up a real nice warm-up before it

arrives so this is going to give everybody a good chance of what's going

on look by Saturday you guys that have had - wind chills at least you're going

to be in regular digits maybe double digits but look in Ohio whoo-hoo 35

degrees in Northeastern Ohio yeah yeah down south were wine up big time look

over here at Oklahoma in the Panhandle 64 degrees almost 80 down in Florida in

the southern portions of Florida this is what Saturday is looking like we're

gonna click on through though because I want you to see that that cold snap but

look be so thankful people Pennsylvania you're gonna hit 35 and 39 Maine yeah 9

degrees and if you go to northern Maine you will hit a minus 6 but it's still

gonna be warmer than what it was ok much and for everybody in Minnesota would you

look at that you got 30 degrees and 22 even up north you got to get to the very

section of the borderline between Minnesota and Canada before it's 4

degrees so that's just looking great big old fat warm up I told you it was going

to come I didn't know if the other system would push faster or not

yesterday when we had the live show but it's looking like we're going to be able

to get this really good warm up before this coal system starts to move down

again now we're up to the 5th of February as you can see in that cold

that cold cold arctic air is beginning to push down again but that warmer

moisture from the Gulf's given to fight check it out were up to the

fifth this is next Tuesday this coming Tuesday still really warm down in the

southern next areas from Texas all the way up to Fiji

even in southern New Jersey you're hitting sixty-four temperatures but then

it starts to creep on down as we move through it now we're up to the sixth of

February and you can see it moving down now in the panhandle of Oklahoma and

it's going to get a little color I'm afraid this is the seventh and Boo it's

getting cold now once again this is not wind chill this is actual air temps of

what it's looking like it should be you can see it's getting colder again for

everybody up in Minnesota minus 27 minus 25 and we come to Wisconsin and upper

Illinois that's seven Indiana we got 22 and 28 that in Michigan 24 Upper

Michigan 17 that's still better than what you're going through right now okay

you're not even hitting that in the air temp much less the wind chill but I'm

not going through the wind chills right now I'll save that for an afternoon

forecast but I just want you to see how this next cold system is going to come

down and then it starts to warm up again so it's not going to last too long but

it's going to be enough you're going to feel of a bite then it starts to move

eastward and we can see now Kentucky 18 19 15 but still it's better than what we

have had folks then it should warm back up again I don't want to go too far out

but I did want to show you this so you would be aware of it and now we have the

name map over at the European model I'm going to turn it on let it roll through

this goes today through Saturday you can see the timestamp down at the bottom

with the times so far I've heard I've heard two reports

they can flicked a little the amount of people who have

died and this bitter bitter coal is at least eight now and I have heard one

reporter say nine so I'm not for sure if it's eight or nine but ones too many so

people you've still got this bitter cold ago remember I told you in the live show

yesterday today was going to be one of the coldest days yet and that indeed it

is so we still got 24 to 48 hours of miss cold cold mess to go through before

we start to get a little warm up now you see the snow going across well in st.

Paul Minnesota it's looking like from the snow that you see here that's going

to be happening in your areas a half an inch to an inch saturday is going to be

sunny hopefully you're going to be around 35 degrees Fahrenheit Saturday

nights going to be 32 there and abouts a little chance of some freezing drizzle

and by Sunday woohoo 45 degrees Fahrenheit for Chicago Illinois tonight

one to three inches of snow this is Chicago Illinois

Saturday you got that drizzle chance of drizzle and freezing drizzle also and by

Sunday you should hit around 46 degrees Farenheit Indianapolis Indiana one to

three inches of snow and by Saturday and Sunday you should hit 46 Pittsburgh

Pennsylvania one to two inches of snow Saturday your temps should be around 41

Fahrenheit Sunday you should hit a brown let's see it 52 Wow

that's gonna be great Columbus Ohio one to three inches of snow and by Saturday

43 degrees Farenheit sunday 53 degrees Farenheit Atlantic City New Jersey out

all of this mess you can get a half an inch to an inch of snow Saturday 39

Fahrenheit sunday 44 Fahrenheit and at Charleston West Virginia

you're gonna get a little snow I'm thinking maybe a half an inch or less

but it may be a half an inch to an inch by Saturday warming right on up

fifty-two degrees Fahrenheit and by Sunday 61 degrees Fahrenheit so I told

you just hang on just hang on we're going to get this warm up and it

will last a few days before the next cold surge of air comes down from the

Arctic so that's gonna wrap it up for the weather news with j7 409 this

morning thank you so much for being with me on the last day of January can you

believe it 2019 the 31st have yourself a good day a

safe day a blessed day peace loving kindness to each of you thank you for

everything you helped me with and thank you for watching don't forget to share

this information comment like and subscribe if you choose to do so thanks

for watching

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「米倉涼子」がキター！！「アサヒ」のＣＭ "Ryoko Yonekura" but KITA! Commercial of "Asahi" - Duration: 0:30.

New appearance Asahi extremely sharpness

Please do not be surprised by the authentic taste and clear

Other

It's really confident.

This Asahi has come over

Asahi punctured sharpness

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2 BIG VIDEOS ANNOUNCEMENT + voice reveal I guess, but not really - Duration: 2:25.

For more infomation >> 2 BIG VIDEOS ANNOUNCEMENT + voice reveal I guess, but not really - Duration: 2:25.

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Chelsea agree Michy Batshuayi loan but West Ham face transfer tug of war, Tottenham twist - Duration: 2:37.

 The Hammers now face a battle with the La Liga outfit to tie down the Belgian until the end of the season

 Batshuayi is set to end a nightmare spell with Valencia as he goes in search for regular football

 Chelsea and Los Che are set to agree the termination of his loan which currently seems the best option for both parties

 And now the Blues have agreed to loan the former Marseille man to both West Ham and Real Betis according to The Telegraph

 It means the final decision on his next destination is likely to fall on Batshuayi's shoulders

 Everton had also been interested in the forward but they do not have the money to secure a permanent deal

 They are unable to take the 25-year-old on loan because they already have Kurt Zouma on a temporary deal from the Blues

 Transfer regulations state you cannot loan another Premier League club two players at once

 It has been suggested by talkSPORT that the Toffees could look to sign Zouma on a permanent deal so they can complete a loan move for Batshuayi

 The stance also denies striker Cenk Tosun from leaving Goodison Park. Sky Sports' Kaveh Solhekol claims that Tottenham held initial talks with Chelsea about taking Batshuayi on loan

 They are currently in need of some extra fire power after Harry Kane was sidelined until March with an ankle injury

 But Solhekol reports that Spurs decided against a deal for the striker. Chelsea value Batshuayi at around £18million

 They are willing to take a cut on the player, who they bought for £33m in 2016. Monaco and AC Milan had been interested earlier this window

For more infomation >> Chelsea agree Michy Batshuayi loan but West Ham face transfer tug of war, Tottenham twist - Duration: 2:37.

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When a normie asks you to play a regular song but you can't help that the meme force is so strong - Duration: 2:27.

This is what happeneth

When a NORMIIIEEEEE askeths

thou to playetheth uh songue

start outeth withetheth a songeth

theteth everyoneth knowseth

and then thou hast gotta goeth

COMPELTETH

SICKOUS MODUS!!!!!!!! CAN I GET A REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!

eth

I swear can mentally hear him just going "REE" to the beat this is not ok

reeree ree ree reeree ree REEE

THERE'S NOTHIN A HUNDRED T-SERIES COULD DOOO

I BLESS THE RAINS DOWN IN AAAAAFRICAAAAA

Oh yeah. The subtitles are BAAACK baby!

And with even less comedic timing than EVER BEFORE!

But - hold on, real talk for a second:

Can we talk about how his hood is ---

omg of ALL the songs you could have chosen you went with -----..... Well I suppose this is a meme channel. YOU GET WHAT YOU ASK FOR PEOPLE!!!

Anyways, as I was saying, can we talk about how his hood is SLOOOOWLY falling off his head in this video??

Like seriously, this might just be my OCD but it REALLY BOTHERS ME >:(

Slowing Down = Sad Version of Some Meme Song: TRIVIA TIME!!!!! Will it be: A.) All Star B.) All Star C.) All Star or D.) All Star

*Fancy Transition Trills*

Oh hey. What an INCREDIBLE PLOT TWIST -_-

*that grin when you ____________ * Go wild Comments Section. Do your thing.

YOU MISSED A DASH BETWEEN "choose" AND "the"!!!!! Now I'm REALLY TRIGGERED.

ALSO you MEANT .jpg right? RIGHT?!

L is for Ligma. Dein0mite has Ligma confirmed. What's Ligma? That's for me to know and you to find ou-LIGMABALLSBIC

Why a 14 year old GIRL huh? Are you implying that girls are dummer than boys? #TRIGGERED #SEXIST #ImGoingToRegretWritingThisSubtitleAfterTheCommentSectionTurnsIntoAToxicWarZone... #TooReal

Oooooh! Saucy pick up measure! I like it :D

*Epic Memer Mode Engagin!!!! Stand Clear!*

*WRONG NOTE*

F#!$! !@#*(* !@#*&*#& !@(*#*

I was genuinely sure that you weren't gonna have sans undertale in here but NOPE I GUESS NOT U KEEP DOING U. I GUESS.

>:|

Oof

Why does he keep looking at me like that stop bro you're making me blush no homo

Seriously man, at least ACT like it's hard to be an epic piano playing meme lord.

Now we're back to the point where the feels aughta be hittin ya hard

cuz high notes and pedal means sad...right?

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No U.

Srsly Tho When are people gunna realize this is just setheverman 2.0

>.>

Oh and HURAH! The un-named subtitlist is BACK YALL! I know you missed me so much. #GiveTheSubtitlistARaise in the chat please!!!!!!!

WHY ARE YOU STILL HEEEEERRREEEEE!!!!

For more infomation >> When a normie asks you to play a regular song but you can't help that the meme force is so strong - Duration: 2:27.

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Ava Max - Sweet but Psycho (BEAUZ Remix) - Duration: 2:46.

♪ Oh, she's sweet but a psycho ♪

♪ A little bit psycho ♪

♪ At night she's screamin', "I'm-ma-ma-ma out my mind" ♪

♪ Oh, she's hot but a psycho ♪

♪ So left but she's right though ♪

♪ At night she's screamin', "I'm-ma-ma-ma out my mind" ♪

♪ She'll make you curse, but she a blessing ♪

♪ She'll rip your shirt within a second ♪

♪ You'll be coming back, back for seconds ♪

♪ With your plate, you just can't help it ♪

♪ No, no ♪

♪ You'll play alo-o-ong, let her lead you o-o-on ♪

♪ You'll be saying, "No, no" ♪

♪ Then saying, "Yes, yes, yes," 'cause she messin' with your head ♪

♪ Oh, she's sweet but a psycho ♪

♪ A little bit psycho ♪

♪ At night she's screamin', "I'm-ma-ma-ma out my mind" ♪

♪ Oh, she's hot but a psycho ♪

♪ So left but she's right though ♪

♪ At night she's screamin', "I'm-ma-ma-ma out my mind" ♪

♪ Grab a cop gun kinda crazy ♪

♪ She's poison but tasty ♪

♪ Yeah, people say, "Run, don't walk away" ♪

♪ 'Cause she's sweet but a psycho ♪

♪ A little bit psycho ♪

♪ At night she screamin', "I'm-ma-ma-ma out my mind" ♪

♪ See, someone said, "Don't drink her potions ♪

♪ She'll kiss your neck with no emotion ♪

♪ When she's mean, you know you love it ♪

♪ She tastes so sweet, don't sugarcoat it" ♪

♪ No, no ♪

♪ You'll play alo-o-ong, let her lead you o-o-on ♪

♪ You'll be saying, "No (No, no, no), no (No)" ♪

♪ Then saying, "Yes, yes, yes," 'cause she messin' with your head ♪

♪ Oh, she's sweet but a psycho ♪

♪ A little bit psycho ♪

♪ At night she's screamin', "I'm-ma-ma-ma out my mind" ♪

♪ Oh, she's hot but a psycho ♪

♪ So left but she's right though ♪

♪ At night she's screamin', "I'm-ma-ma-ma out my mind" ♪

For more infomation >> Ava Max - Sweet but Psycho (BEAUZ Remix) - Duration: 2:46.

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I Am Depressed But My Parents Don't Believe Me - Duration: 5:10.

Hello my name is Amy and I'm depressed.

And until recently my parents

didn't even believe me

since I became a teenager i was always a bit ..

sad. But for the past few years

it went to something more

until recently I couldn't understand what it really was

most of the time I was feeling so

exhausted

and miserable. Even getting out the bed was hard

i felt like there was no point at anything

i didn't care about my grades or my friends

it was like nobody cared about me

and nothing interested me

i spent my evenings watching TV shows and crying

because the world seemed like such a bad place

at some points i realised that I was depressed

i didn't wanna believe it at first because nowdays

everyone says they are depressed

but i couldn't run away from the truth anymore.

so i tried to explain it to my parents

i thought that they would understand

or at least try to

my dad said "kids are so soft nowdays"

"nobody was depressed back in my days"

and my mum said "It's all in your head sweety"

"you just have to be more positive"

Honestly it made me feel even more miserable

because i couldn't even talk to my parents

i had friends but they clearly didn't want to listen to me anymore

i don't blame them because it was really annoying to listen to me

talk about my depression ... all the time.

i checked online communities about depression

and people recommended me going to a psychiatrist

i asked my parents many times, explaining

how important it was for me and eventually

they agreed althought they didn't want to.

i thought hope for the first time in a long while

so i went to the doctor with my parents

he was an older men and he was really weird

he didn't even look at me and was very

uninterested on what i had to say

i explained my situation but he just kept asking

about the same questions about school and stress and in the end

he just said that i was just tired from school

and i needed some rest. i was shocked

but my parents were basically happy about it

to their credit they did try to make me feel better

they let me skip some days of school and have a bit of fun

only i really didn't wanna have fun

i didn't wanna do anything

exept stay in my bed and cry

after i returned to school

everything got even worse. Teachers were angry at me

for not doing homework and not paying attention in class

but i didn't really answer

so they just stopped bothering me

the same with my classmates. They didn't pay attention to me

because i was always sitting alone

staring at the window or reading a book

or something. At this point

i started to think that my parents were right

and i just had to be grateful for what i had

so i tried to start talking to people and to study a bit better

but i just didn't have the strength to do that

one day

my dad got angry at me for being ungrateful and spoilt

he said " you don't wanna talk to us, you don't want to study

tell me what do you want?"

i stared at him because i didn't know

what to say, because i didn't want anythimg

he kept going and i couldn't take it anymore

so i started to cry...loudly.

i never cried like that. It was

only silent weeping in my room

but this time was like i had a mental breakdown

while i was crying i said a lot of stuff like

"i'm worthless, i don't even feel like a person"

"i don't know how to do anything and i never do it better"

it was only a part of the things i said. most of them were way worse

my parents were shocked because before

i was very quiet and calm

and it was the first time they heard about my real feelings

after a few days my mom came into my room and said

i talked with dad and we want to believe you

what can we do for you i think it was the first time in a while

when i felt something good happen to me

i asked them to try another psychiatrist this time

they agreed. the new phychiastrist was a young man

he was very attended to me and asked a lot of questions

but he actually listened to my answers

i told him everything

For more infomation >> I Am Depressed But My Parents Don't Believe Me - Duration: 5:10.

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No Public Events But Dozens Of Tweets From Donald Trump Since Shutdown Deal | The 11th Hour | MSNBC - Duration: 4:20.

For more infomation >> No Public Events But Dozens Of Tweets From Donald Trump Since Shutdown Deal | The 11th Hour | MSNBC - Duration: 4:20.

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Arsenal transfer news: Gunners open to selling Mesut Ozil - but NOT on deadline day - Duration: 3:07.

 Ozil has fallen out of favour under manager Unai Emery and Paris Saint-Germain are said to have made a last-ditch attempt to take him to France before the window shuts at 11pm tonight

 The Sun say he will be surplus to requirements in the summer but they want to keep him until the end of the season as they look to finish in the top four and qualify for next season's Champions League

 Ozil, 30, is the club's highest earner and will need to be offloaded if Emery wants too make any big-name additions to his squad for next season

 The Gunners have already begun the re-shaping of their squad, with the signing of Denis Suarez on loan from Barcelona now confirmed

 Suarez, 25, will initially move to the Emirates until the end of the season but Arsenal can sign him at the campaign if he impresses

 Ozil could follow Aaron Ramsey, 28, out of the exit door in the summer as the Welshman is out of contract in June and expected to move to Juventus on a free

 Meanwhile, Arsenal's January business might not end with Suarez as they are still said to be tracking Inter Milan winger Ivan Perisic

 The Gunners want another loan deal with an option to buy but the deal is being held up as Inter Milan are demanding a permanent deal or a guarantee that they will sign him in the summer

 While the two clubs are yet to agree on terms, Perisic is desperate to force it through and handed in a transfer request immediately after Arsenal made their interest known

 The Croatian, 29, said it has always been his dream to play in the Premier League but time is running out to get the deal over the line

 Arsenal have also been linked with former Atletico Madrid star Yannick Carrasco, 25

 The Belgian winger is currently playing in China with Dalian Yifang and reportedly keen to move back to Europe

 However, his agent appeared to rule anything out when he said the club are determined to keep hold of him

 Emery is also understood to want another midfielder before the window closes. PSG's Christopher Nkunku, 21, or Everton star Idrissa Gueye, 29, could yet make the switch to north London if the boss gets his way

For more infomation >> Arsenal transfer news: Gunners open to selling Mesut Ozil - but NOT on deadline day - Duration: 3:07.

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Microchipping humans wields great promise, but does it pose greater risk? - Duration: 9:27.

JUDY WOODRUFF: An intense debate is under way over the benefits and drawbacks of human

microchips.

They're already used to identify ranch animals and pets, but the practice of implanting chips

in people is also on the rise.

Those who embrace the idea say they see it as a way to take back control of their personal

data.

But others are worried about how that data could be used.

Special correspondent Malcolm Brabant reports from Southern England.

It's part of our breakthrough series on the Leading Edge of science, technology and medicine..

ALEX LEWIS, Motivational Speaker: I don't want to lead a normal life.

I want to lead an exceptional life.

And I want to try things and do things that perhaps others in my situation have never

done.

MALCOLM BRABANT: Meet Alex Lewis, interior designer, businessman, adventurer, and motivational

speaker.

ALEX LEWIS: We were just an ordinary family, me, Lucy, and our son Sam.

Then, just over two years ago, I caught a common cold.

It was to change the course of my life overnight.

I'm in this condition thanks to an incredibly rare case of Strep A. And it led to toxic

shock syndrome, septicemia, and subsequently sepsis.

I lost all four limbs within about six or seven months.

MALCOLM BRABANT: Alex is a pathfinder for those with serious medical conditions.

In the remains of each arm, a microchip has been implanted.

One is to hold medical information, the other for a chore the able-bodied take for granted.

ALEX LEWIS: For me, as a prosthetic user, one of the most fiddly things is keys.

Keys are a nightmare for us.

And the microchip, when looking in to it, we realized quite quickly that it could save

a lot of time.

So, for me, it was going to be beneficial for that.

I could lose 15 minutes trying to get in my front door.

I could lose 10 minutes trying to get out of my back door.

And now all that's been saved.

MALCOLM BRABANT: These microchips use a system known as near field communication.

It's exactly the same sort of technology used in contactless debit and credit cards.

Like the bank cards, the chip's information can be scanned.

But it cannot transmit.

Once banking security has been configured, developers believe consumers will soon be

free to spend with the implant.

A British railway ticket.

But it's much different in Sweden, a country supposedly leading the microchip revolution.

On Sweden's high-speed rail lines, for the past 18 months, implanted passengers have

put their travel payment on the chip.

CARLA GRELSSON, Sweden (through translator): I think its really good with a chip ticket.

I love all companies that use the chip technology.

MALCOLM BRABANT: But the rail company is stopping the experiment.

The number of implanted passengers is relatively small, and it wants to pursue other forms

of ticketing.

This is not a setback, insists Sweden's microchip pioneer Jowan Osterlund, a former body piercer,

seen here giving a TED Talk.

JOWAN OSTERLUND, Bio-Hacker: We can do easier travel.

We can do faster and safer payments.

We can do something as mundane as opening a door.

I mean, the opportunities are endless.

GUS HOSEIN, Executive Director, Privacy International: Unfortunately, these innovators often don't

think about the political ramifications.

MALCOLM BRABANT: Gus Hosein is the executive director of Privacy International, a nonprofit

that challenges overreaching state and corporate surveillance.

GUS HOSEIN: In today's world particularly, we have to imagine how governments and how

ambitious politicians and even how ambitious corporate executives will try to imagine putting

this type of technology into you so that they can exploit your data and ultimately exploit

you.

DR.

GEOFF WATSON, Consultant Anesthetist: I'm going to ask you to keep your hand nice and

relaxed like it is.

MALCOLM BRABANT: I.T. student Kieran Anderson is being chipped by Dr. Geoff Watson, a consultant

anesthetist who is driving research into the medical benefits.

DR.

GEOFF WATSON: The microchip is actually inside here.

And there's a sort of an introducer piece of plastic that will push it out once it's

in.

KIERAN ANDERSON, Student: OK.

DR.

GEOFF WATSON: So this is the implant coming now.

You will feel a bit of pressure and a bit of a clunk.

So, you are now a cyborg.

Welcome.

KIERAN ANDERSON: Not too painful.

It's fine.

DR.

GEOFF WATSON: Kieran has a near field communication microchip in his hand.

And that can be used to store data, store information, his name, address, contact details,

anything he chooses to put on there, blood type, allergies, drugs, basic medical information.

KIERAN ANDERSON: The idea of everything being able to communicate together excites me quite

a lot, so automatic payments and that sort of thing without you having to actually do

anything.

DR.

GEOFF WATSON: The idea of this chip is that it's not transmitting anything.

It has to be actively read.

You choose who can read it and when they can read it.

I think that that gives a lot more control over our personal information over our information

than your mobile phone is giving away.

MALCOLM BRABANT: But Privacy International's Gus Hosein is yet to be convinced.

GUS HOSEIN: Already governments are keen to capture your fingerprints.

They are keen to capture your iris scans, and they want to be able to do this at a distance,

so they can identify you as you walk through areas.

They're doing facial recognition.

These are all fallible technologies.

They're hard to do well.

But the idea that they could actually just embed you, it is the modern form of tattooing

bar codes on people.

And we have seen governments do that in the past.

This is just the next generation.

MALCOLM BRABANT: Steven Northam, the co-owner of the British implant company, believes those

fears are exaggerated.

STEVE NORTHAM, Owner, BioTeq: So I have been compared to Hitler before for microchipping

people.

It's been commented.

But, I mean, I can't really see the connection, personally.

I can understand people have very strong views.

There's big ethical arguments around microchipping people.

But, currently, it's by choice.

No one is enforcing you have to be microchipped.

If that happens, a completely different ball game and lots more arguments to be had around

it.

MALCOLM BRABANT: Eddie Curry favors using chips to replace keys at his weekly newspaper

on England's southern coast.

He feels the publication is at risk in the changing global media market, and wants to

attract new income by turning the company into a hub for digital innovators.

EDDIE CURRY, Owner, New Milton Advertiser: I'm well aware that this technology could

be used for all sorts of sinister things.

But, for us here, we're an ethical firm.

We don't envisage doing anything more than that, and we wouldn't force anyone to have

one, because we understand they may be reticent about it.

MALCOLM BRABANT: But the majority of staff have rejected the offer to be chipped.

ROZ WATERS, Reporter, New Milton Advertiser: The benefits, you know, of just being able

to open a door wouldn't really be sufficient for me to have something implanted in my body.

JAMES GUNNER, New Milton Advertiser: I haven't got any concerns, because, obviously, this

is quite a small company, and I don't think it will be abused here.

BEN CRAIG, New Milton Advertiser: I suppose somebody has got to be the trailblazer, so

that other people can see how it works.

I don't want that to be me.

MALCOLM BRABANT: Geoff Watson sees huge potential, especially in the medical field for those

with illnesses such as diabetes.

DR.

GEOFF WATSON: Take a diabetic who collapses in the street, and people don't know what

to do.

By the time the ambulance has arrived and works things out, it make take hours before

they are properly treated, whereas a simple instruction read from the phone, "My name

is Joe Bloggs, please contact this number for my next of kin, I'm diabetic, please give

me some sugar and it should make me feel better," those kind of things could make life-changing

advances for individuals.

MALCOLM BRABANT: The chips can be read by scanners installed in the latest mobile phones.

So how easy is it would it be for a hacker to steal the information from the implants

used by Alex and others?

DR.

GEOFF WATSON: Any technology is open to abuse, and anybody would be able to hack it.

In order to hack these devices, it has to be held still for a period of time.

At the moment, I think it takes about three to four hours to hack it.

MALCOLM BRABANT: Alex's wife, Lucy, is not troubled by security concerns and is looking

forward to the second generation of chips.

LUCY LEWIS, Wife of Alex Lewis: Alex travels overseas an awful lot.

And before he goes overseas, I have to do this whole packaging of medication, what medication

he's on, and passports.

I'm always worried about who has his passport.

And so all of those things, it will eventually come into its own that he will be able to

use all of that information, without me worrying about where it is or who it's with.

MALCOLM BRABANT: At present, Alex Lewis relies on a driver.

But he hopes the next breed of implants will put him behind the wheel.

ALEX LEWIS: To be able to get into the car, to start it without any kind of key, with

the microchip start the car, would be fantastic.

But it just opens up a bit more freedom for me.

MALCOLM BRABANT: Privacy International's Gus Hosein insists he is not a Luddite, a person

opposed to new technology.

GUS HOSEIN: Every technology that comes along has to be treated with complete suspicion,

until we're able to sort out the ethical barriers around our actions.

ALEX LEWIS: I live an incredible life, a life I'm incredibly happy to be living.

MALCOLM BRABANT: As this technology improves, the debate will intensify as to whether implants

generate or diminish freedom, as well as the many shades of gray in between.

For the "PBS NewsHour," I'm Malcolm Brabant in Southern England.