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Trump fires Attorney General for going against anti-immigration policy - Duration: 2:07.
U.S. President Donald Trump fired his acting Attorney General for refusing to enforce his
controversial travel ban order.
The White House also warned senior U.S. diplomats to get in line with the policy or quit.
Kim Hyun-bin has the full story.
U.S. President Donald Trump sacked the federal government's top law enforcement official,
acting attorney general Sally Yates, on Monday after she refused to carry out the administration's
new travel ban targeting seven Muslim-majority countries.
She was a hold-over from the Obama administration,... in place until Congress confirms Trump's nominee
for attorney general, Jeff Sessions, whose Senate hearing is set for later this week.
Until then, taking Yates' place will be U.S. District Attorney Dana Boente, who was sworn
in the same day.
Trump's executive order puts a 120-day hold on bringing refugees into the country and
a 90-day ban on entry by citizens from Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen.
"That is illegal, that is unconstitutional, and that is immoral.
We are here to fight back."
Despite tens of thousands of protesters demonstrating against the ban, Trump argues that tougher
vetting of immigrants is needed to protect Americans against terrorism.
In a separate note, White House spokesperson Sean Spicer called on senior diplomats to
get in line with the immigration moratorium or leave their posts... after dozens of State
Department diplomats signed a memo opposing the ban.
The memo claims that the order will hamper efforts to prevent terrorist attacks and will
not achieve its stated aim of protecting the American people.
The internal memo is expected to be delivered via the dissent channel,... a State Department
mechanism used to offer alternative views on foreign policy without fear of retaliation.
The channel was first established in the 1960's during the Vietnam War to ensure the department's
senior leadership could hear alternative policy views on the war.
Kim Hyun-bin,Arirang News.
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Combined debt issued by both gov't and public institutions tops US $784 bil. as of 2016 - Duration: 0:47.
The combined value of government bonds and special bonds sold by Korea's public institutions
reached 918 trillion won -- or 784 billion U.S. dollars -- as of the end of last year,…
surpassing the 900-trillion won mark for the first time.
The Korea Financial Investment Association said Tuesday that last year's figure is two-and-a-half
times the amount tallied just ten years ago,... when the combined figure was around 310 billion
dollars.
The rising level of debt is a concern as Korea's future generations will have to pay the money
back.
However, as the government has hinted at yet another supplementary budget this year, to
prop up slow growing economy,… the amount is likely to swell even further over the next
twelve months.
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Defense chiefs of S. Korea and U.S. reaffirm plans to deploy THAAD to S. Korea - Duration: 0:55.
Our top story this morning...
The defense chiefs of South Korea and the United States have reaffirmed their plans
to deploy the U.S. THAAD missile defense system to the Korean peninsula in response to North
Korea's missile threats.
Seoul's defense ministry says Defense Minister Han Min-koo and U.S. Defense Secretary James
Mattis held telephone talks on Tuesday where they also agreed to maintain military readiness
to respond immediately to an emergency situation where North Korea carries out a provocation.
The two defense chiefs said there's a possibility North Korea could launch a strategic or tactical
provocation as it could misjudge the transition of power in Seoul and Washington.
Mattis, who is known for his hard-line views on North Korea, will arrive in Seoul on Thursday
for a two-day trip.
He and Minister Han will discuss North Korea's missile programs and other bilateral issues.
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President Says Exec. Order Not A Ban On Muslims From Coming To U.S. - Duration: 1:33.
ABOUT KEEPING THEY SAID ALL OF
THIS RIGHT NOW.
STEVE PICKETT'S, CBS 11 NEWS.
SURFACE ALL BLEW UP FRIDAY
NIGHT INTO THE WEEKEND WE HAVE
BEEN TAKING SOME TIME TO
SEPARATE FACT FROM FICTION.
JACK FINK CONTINUING FROM THE
CBS TOWER IN DALLAS WITH MORE
ON WHAT WE KNOW.
Reporter: IN DEFENDING HIS
ORDER PRESIDENT TRUMP COMPARED
IT TO ONE SIGN BY HIS
PREDECESSOR SAYING THE ORDER IS
NOT A BAND ON -- BAN ON MUSLIMS
AND CRITICS SAY IT HAS THE SAME
EFFECT BECAUSE THE COUNTRIES
ARE MUSLIM.
HE SAID HE IS PROTECTING THE
COUNTRY FROM TERRORIST. A
FORMER OFFICIAL IN THE OBAMA
ADMINISTRATION, JOHN FEINER,
SPOKE OUT TODAY SAYING THE
ORDER INCREASED VETTING
PROCEDURES FOR THOSE WHO HAD
HELPED THE U.S. DURING THE WAR
NOW APPLYING FOR VISAS.
THE FORMER OFFICIALS SAID IT
WAS NOT A BAN BUT ACKNOWLEDGED
THE PROCESSING SLOWED
SIGNIFICANTLY DURING THAT TIME.
THEY SAY THAT IS A BIG
DIFFERENCE.
IT IMPLEMENTED ADDITIONAL
SAFEGUARDS FROM IRAQ COMING ON
THAT LISA.
IT IS SOMETHING LIKE THIS
UNILATERAL BAN ON ALL PEOPLE
COMING FROM MULTIPLE COUNTRIES.
THE PROFESSOR SAYS LEGAL
CHALLENGES TO THE EXECUTIVE
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U.S. State Dept. urges N. Korea to refrain from further raising tensions - Duration: 0:52.
The United States is calling on North Korea stop raising tensions,... in the wake of signs
Pyongyang has resumed operations at its main nuclear facility.
State Department spokeswoman Katina Adams told Seoul-based Yonhap News Agency on Monday
local time,... that the U.S. is urging the North to "refrain from actions and rhetoric
that further raise tensions in the region" , as well as to focus on fulfilling its obligations
in the international community.
The State Department refused to confirm the nuclear activities suggested by U.S.-based
North Korea monitoring group 38 North last Friday,... saying it won't comment on matters
of intelligence.
The website released recent satellite images that show North Korea appears to have restarted
its five-megawatt plutonium producing reactor in Yongbyon.
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Google Doodle Honors Fred Korematsu, Activist Who Fought U.S. Internment of Japanese Americans - Duration: 13:39.
Google Doodle Honors Fred Korematsu, Activist Who Fought U.S. Internment of Japanese Americans
Civil rights activist Fred Korematsu, an Oakland native who fought the government's internment of Japanese Americans during World War II, was honored by Google Doodle on Monday on what would have been his 98th birthday.
Following the bombing of Pearl Harbor, President Franklin Roosevelt signed the infamous Executive Order 9066, which forced about 115,000 American citizens of Japanese descent to live in designated military zones. The internment is now seen as an ugly moment in American history, in which fear outweighed tolerance.
Korematsu, the son of Japanese immigrants, refused to go into the government's internment camps and was arrested and convicted of breaking military law. With the help of the ACLU, Korematsu appealed in the landmark Supreme Court case of Korematsu v. United States, but in 1944 the court ruled against him. He and his family were then sent to the Central Utah War Relocation Center until the end of the war in 1945.
Korematsu's conviction was overturned in 1983 when evidence came to light that showed the FBI knew there was no serious evidence that America's Japanese population was helping the enemy. TIME wrote:
The Supreme Court precedent would still stand, but the judge who cleared Korematsu's conviction declared in her ruling that, in the words of the report of the Commission on Wartime Relocation, "Korematsu lies overruled in the court of history."
Korematsu remained an activist throughout his life, becoming a member of the National Coalition for Redress and Reparations, where he lobbied for a bill that would grant an official apology from the government and compensation of $20,000 for the Japanese Americans who were held in internment camps. In 1988, President Ronald Reagan signed the reparations legislation and redress into law.
President Bill Clinton awarded Korematsu the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1998. The medal is seen in the Google Doodle drawn by Sophie Diao, who is also a child of Asian immigrants. Korematsu's birthday, Jan. 30, is now officially recognized as Fred Korematsu Day in Hawaii, Virginia, California and Florida.
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UB officials: At least one student unable to return to US because of executive order - Duration: 2:15.
THAT IT COULD "IMPERIL LIVES AND
DIVIDE FAMILIES." WEIJIA JIANG,
CBS NEWS, THE WHITE HOUSE.
A LOT OF PEOPLE ARE KEEPING A
CLOSE EYE ON THIS DEVELOPING
SITUATION. NEW YORK'S ATTORNEY
GENERAL AND 14 OTHER A-G'S ARE
FILING LEGAL CHALLENGES TO
PRESIDENT TRUMP'S EXECUTIVE
ORDER, CLAIMING IT MAY BE
UNCONSTITUTIONAL. LOCAL
UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS ARE ALSO
CONCERNED. THEY'RE TRYING TO
HELP STUDENTS AND STAFF HERE WHO
ARE AFFECTED BY IT.
NEWS 4'S KATIE ALEXANDER IS LIVE
AT THE UNIVERSITY AT BUFFALO
WHERE A PRESS CONFERENCE JUST
STARTED. KATIE.
BRITTNI - EVEN AS WE SPEAK,
U-B'S VICE PROVOST
FOR INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION IS
TALKING TO REPORTERS - TO GIVE
US ALL THE LATEST INFORMATION
ABOUT THE EXECUTIVE ORDER'S
IMPACT ON THE UB COMMUNITY.
U-B HAS 121 STUDENTS FROM FIVE
OF THE COUNTRIES COVERED BY THE
IMMIGRATION BAN -- THAT'S ABOUT
A THIRD OF ALL OF THE IMPACTED
STUDENTS IN THE SUNY SYSTEM
STATE WIDE. AND IT'S NOT TO
MENTION THE 20 OTHER FACULTY,
RESEARCHERS, VISITING SCHOLARS,
AND STAFF FROM THE IMPACTED
COUNTRIES THAT ARE HERE ON U-
B'S CAMPUS -- NOW LOOKING FOR
GUIDANCE FROM THE UNIVERSITY
ABOUT WHAT THEY SHOULD DO.
THE VICE PROVOST FOR
INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION SAYS
(WHATEVER
HE SAID DURING THE NEWS
COFERENCE) THE SCHOOL
CONTINUES TO MONITOR THE
SITUATION CLOSELY -- AND SENT
NOTICE TO INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
OVER THE WEEKEND - URGING THEM
NOT TO TRAVEL OUTSIDE THE U-S --
EVEN TO CANADA -- UNTIL THERE'S
MORE INFORMATION ABOUT WHAT THE
EXECUTIVE ORDER MEANS FOR THEM.
BUT UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS ARE
MAKING IT CLEAR - ALL OF THE
IMPACTED STUDENTS
AND STAFF HAVE THE UNIVERSITY'S
SUPPORT.
IN A STATEMENT RELEASED OVER THE
WEEKEND, AND SENT OUT TO EVERY
STUDENT AGAIN THIS MORNING,
U-B'S PRESIDENT SAID QUOTE "
U-B IS A WELCOMING CAMPUS FOR
STUDENTS, FACULTY AND VISITORS
FROM ACROSS THE GLOBE, AND IS
COMMITTED TO REMAINING SO."
WE WILL CONTINUE TO FOLLOW THE
LATEST DEVELOPMENTS SURROUNDING
PRESIDENT'S TRUMP'S EXECUTIVE
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Dream Factory: Nick Tharp - Duration: 1:07.
THE DREAM FACTORY MAKES ANOTHER
DREAM COME TRUE.
MANY CHILDREN REQUEST TRIPS TO
DISNEY.
LEN JENNINGS MEETS ONE CHILD WHO
WANTED THAT SAME DREAM, BUT WITH
A TWIST.
>> NICK THARP OF INDEPENDENCE
LOVES FISH.
NICK WAS THRILLED TO MEET THE
BASS PRO SHOPS FAMOUS
ATTRACTION, A BIG CATFISH NAMED
'BESS.'
>> 100 POUNDS.
>> 100 POUNDS.
THAT'S A HUGE FISH.
EVER CAUGHT ONE THAT BIG?
>> NO.
>> NICK SUFFERS FROM DUCHENE
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY, WHICH LIMITS
HIS MOBILITY.
BUT IT DIDN'T STOP HIM FROM
HAVING FUN ON THE DISNEY CRUISE
THE DREAM FACTORY SENT HIM AND
HIS FAMILY ON.
>> I UNDERSTAND YOU GET TO MEET
CELEBRITY SPECIAL.
>> MICKEY.
>> MICKEY MOUSE?
IS THAT COOL?
>> AS MUCH AS NICK LIKES FEEDING
FISH, HE LOVES EATING IT.
AND THAT WAS PART OF HIS DREAM.
THE DREAM FACTORY MADE SURE HE
HAD SALMON EVERY NIGHT ON THE
TRIP.
>> SALMON, THAT IS MY FAVORITE.
>> THE DREAM FACTORY MADE SURE
HE HAD SALMON EVERY NIGHT ON THE
TRIP.
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SURPRISE BONUS EPISODE | TALK ABOUT IT TUESDAY Q&A | US ACTUALLY - Duration: 5:17.
This is "Us Actually"
Hey guys.
Welcome to "Talk about it..
Tuesday"
We're starting this series
'Talk About it Tuesday'
Where Bo and I talk about your questions
Since we didn't tell you we were doing this
There are no questions
So we are going to ask each other questions
And each week
if no one asks any questions
we'll just keep doing that
I like it
Ok.
So whether you want it or not we're going to answer some questions
We're answering questions
Herbert got this card game in a meal from Chic-fil-a
They have questions
So do you want to start with these
Sure. Ok.
What makes you smile the most?
Food.
What is one thing that always makes you happy?
I already know the answer to that
Pass
Chic-fil-a sandwhiches
For free
This is not sponsored by Chic-fil-a
Oh here.
What movie makes you laugh?
Well, I don't watch movies.
I don't really watch movies.
Anything with Jim Carrey.
I do love Jim Carrey
Alright go ahead
Oh it's your turn
No you can't ask me that one though
No, you can't.
When you think of the best times your family has had
What makes them so great?
When Herbert got old enough
to start enjoying things and listening to directions
Like get excited about stuff. And Winnie is there too.
We get to be happy because they're so happy
I agree
What silly trick can you do that makes people laugh?
Flare my nostrils
Will that makes people laugh?
What about your high brow?
Well but if I flare my nostrils and do my high brow
See there you go
It may creep you out but you'll still laugh
This is a no brainer
What's the best smell in the world?
What do you think I'm going to say?
We'll see what you say
Baby
There you go
Baby smell is the best smell in the world
Agreed
It is
What kind of weather makes you the happiest?
Cold. Dreary.
It has to look like it is about to storm but not storm
That's my favorite
Please demonstrate what you believe to be a dap
Is it a dap or a dab?
I think it's a dap
No, it's a dab
Is it a dab or a dap?
Well, when I see kids to it. They do it really quick
and it's kind of like half-effort
but it's like
And that's either a dab or a dap
One of the two
I think it's dap
I think it's dab
There you go
That's a little more dramatic
Alright guys
Thanks for all your questions
We try to get to as many as we can
But if we missed you this week
We'll try again next time
I don't know what you're saying
Ok. So, we're going to do this episode
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Trump's immigration ban cause tens of thousands to protest - Duration: 2:12.
Tens of thousands of people in the United States have been protesting against U.S. President
Donald Trump's controversial immigration restrictions.
Dozens of U.S. officials have also formally criticized the executive order.
Kim Mok-yeon has more.
President Trump's immigration order which blocks Syrian refugees from entering the United
States, and suspends immigration from six other Muslim-majority countries has led to
the deportation of hundreds of people arriving in American airports since Saturday.
Various rallies and protests have been held in city streets and squares around the country
including New York, Washington and Boston.
"I think it's ridiculous.
I mean we're founded on immigration and those folks had visas to come to this country"
Some U.S. officials have also expressed opposition to the executive order, claiming that it will
hurt U.S. businesses and alienate America's allies in the Muslim world.
A so-called "dissent cable" has been circulating among diplomats, which symbolizes a revolt
from within the U.S. bureaucracy.
"This executive order was mean spirited and un-American"
"I have asked the attorney general to begin to look at all legal remedies that we have
and avenues to allow people to continue to come to the greatest country in the entire
globe."
Voices of concern have also been emerging outside of America.
The European Union said it would never choose isolation and inequality over openness and
social equality.
Iraq, one of the seven nations included in the ban, passed a motion calling for reciprocal
action to be taken.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel also criticized the order, saying the decision aimed at countering
terrorism does not justify putting people of a specific background under general suspicion.
France's foreign minister also criticized the ban, claiming that welcoming refugees
fleeing war and oppression forms part of their international obligations.
Kim Mok-yeon, Arirang News.
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Defense chiefs of S. Korea and U.S. reaffirm plans to deploy THAAD to S. Korea - Duration: 1:39.
U.S. Secretary of Defense James Mattis is due in Seoul this week for talks with his
South Korean counterpart, Han Min-koo.
Ahead of his trip,... the two held telephone talks... with the threats posed by North Korea
dominating their discussions.
Connie Kim reports.
The defense chiefs of South Korea and the United States have reaffirmed their plan to
bring the U.S. Terminal High Altitude Area Defense system to the Korean peninsula in
response to North Korea's missile threats.
Seoul's defense ministry said Defense Minister Han Min-koo and U.S. Defense Secretary James
Mattis held telephone talks on Tuesday where they expressed serious concern over North
Korea's escalating threat and acknowledged the need to strengthen cooperation on North
Korea policies.
The two defense chiefs also said there's a possibility North Korea could launch a strategic
or tactical provocation as it could misjudge the transition of power in Seoul and Washington.
Han and Mattis agreed to deter North Korea provocations through Washington's provision
of a strong extended deterrence and to maintain a strong military readiness posture to respond
immediately in an emergency situation.
Pyongyang has been ratcheting up tensions as Kim Jong-un announced in a New Year's address
that the regime is in the final stages of test-firing an intercontinental ballistic
missile.
Acknowledging the growing threat from the North, Mattis will make his first overseas
trip as defense secretary to Tokyo and Seoul this week to discuss North Korea's missile
programs and other bilateral issues.
Mattis arrives in the South Korean capital on Thursday.
Connie Kim, Arirang News.
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S. Korea, U.S. defense chiefs reaffirm THAAD deployment plan - Duration: 2:03.
U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis will be in Seoul this week for talks with his South
Korean counterpart, Han Min-koo.
Ahead of his trip,... the two talked over the phone.
The threats posed by North Korea was the dominant topic.
Connie Kim shares with us what was discussed.
The defense chiefs of South Korea and the United States have reaffirmed their plan to
bring the U.S. Terminal High Altitude Area Defense system to the Korean peninsula in
response to North Korea's missile threats.
Seoul's defense ministry said Defense Minister Han Min-koo and his U.S. counterpart, James
Mattis, held telephone talks on Tuesday, during which they expressed serious concern over
North Korea's escalating threat and acknowledged the need to strengthen cooperation on North
Korea policies.
Han and Mattis also said there's a possibility North Korea could launch a strategic or tactical
provocation as it could misjudge the transition of power in Seoul and Washington.
During the thirty-minute conversation, the two also agreed to uphold Washington's provision
of extended deterrence against North Korea's provocations... and to maintain a strong military
readiness posture to respond immediately in an emergency situation.
Pyongyang has been ratcheting up tensions in the weeks since Kim Jong-un announced in
his New Year's address that the regime is in the final stages of test-firing an intercontinental
ballistic missile.
Acknowledging the growing threat from the North, Mattis' first overseas trip as defense
secretary is to South Korea and Japan this week... to shore up relations with the two
U.S. allies.
In Seoul, he will be meeting with Acting President and Prime Minister Hwang Kyo-ahn and National
Security Office chief Kim Kwan-jin on the first day of his two-day visit, followed by
talks with South Korea's defense minister the next day to discuss North Korea's missile
programs and ways to boost the Seoul-Washington alliance.
"South Korea will be the first stop on Mattis' trip... and Seoul is hoping the visit will
allow the two allies to re-commit to their mutual defense treaty... and further solidify
their defenses against North Korea's threats.
Connie Kim, Arirang News."
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A Day In My Life! | Exchange in the US - Duration: 10:34.
Good morning ! I just got out of the shower...
Today I'll take you with me to school to show you around.
Now I'm going to get ready and I will talk to you later.
Today I have a Literature test and tomorrow I have the Math final.
This is the third floor office, and this is where I spend my second block.
This is where I seat and these are the passes that need to be delivered.
Those are some counselor offices.
And those are some other offices.
Let's get these passes delivered!
It's 3:30 right now and I just got home, now it's time to study.
It's 5 already and I decided to take a break and... look who's home!
Here I am, after coming back from my friend's house to study math for the final tomorrow (just explaining what finals are).
I'm a little nervous, but I feel like it's going to be good because I studied a lot and I'm ready for it!
I believe this video can end here, I'm going to get ready for bed cause I need to rest for tomorrow.
I hope you had a lovely evening, or morning, wherever you are in the world and I'll talk to you soon. Bye!
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Syrian Refugee Forced To Hold Off On Plan To Bring Fiance To U.S. - Duration: 1:48.
AREA.
KPIX 5'S JESSICA FLORES SPOKE TO
ONE SYRIAN WOMAN -
WHO FLED HER WAR TORN COUNTRY
ONLY TO FACE AN ENTIRELY
DIFFERENT
KIND OF BATTLE HERE IN THE U-S.
22-YEAR-OLD HANNAN RAOWAS IS
STUDYING BIOLOGY AT THE COLLEGE
OF ALAMEDA.
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Preparations for freestyle show at mc-mässan PART #2 | WW VLOG 5 - Duration: 5:17.
Good morning Dino! Good morning.
We are realy late.
Well we are not that late we have no deadline. But kinda.
I dont think we are late we on the road now!
We said 8 o clock. Planed on being there 9.
We came 10...
But...
Now the time is...?
Problem was we had to wait for Jenny....
What? no no no! Dont blame me i was in time!
Be careful now... dont start me up!
Dont start me?
What the fuck?
Please take the camera away!
Crazy bitch...
Its sugar free it will be all right..
Okey then its fine..
Begat went crazy
Okey we are on the spot!
Now we are here it only took like a whole day to get here.
Now we will ride
Now they are opening the gate.
Lets se what Dino has to say.
Turn of the car and come with me!
Okey here we are!
This it where it will go down!
The spot!
It looks really good!
I think the spot is just about right enough.
Hello man!
How are you doing?
Long time no see!
Gime a hug!
I dont want to die.
Its like ridin a skateboard. im terrible at it!
If we can handle this we could get married Josef.
I think you should try something harder before doing something like that..
Oh shit...
Jimmy!!!! woooo!
Everyone!!
Hey!
Hello!
Hey Ellie!
So good to see you!
Hej!! Hej!!
I have missed you!
I have missed you to!
Why are you riding on that thing.. ?
Cuz i am the camera operator!
Okey well we have brought a television for you!
Aa, Nice!
Thank you so much!
Hello!
We are going to test ride the arena!
Why are you not wearing any shoes Josef?
I was gonna ride bare feet...
Ohh.. what will we say about this then?
Sea view?
Top floor..
Its kina small...
Yeah its kinda small.
We are live!
Instagram.
Follow us wheeliewarriors or dinox3m or josefx3m!
We are going live on all accounts.
As long as the mobile battery will cooperate.
Hello!
I am sad...
No what happend??
"Sigh.."
The fuck did you do?
If you mess with him you mess with me!
I might be that our 200+ days streak on snapchat ended...
Streak... what streak?
Snapchat!
Snapchat streak?
What about snapchat?
We have been snaping for 220 days straight.
And she forgot to snap today so it the streak ended..
So.. Now im not friends with saaraazh anymore.
You are Australian.. Right?
South african dont insult me.
Dont fucking insult me.
Well they also like dick jokes so... figures.
We are done with day one at the motorcycle fair.
Its been good. We put trackbite on the arena for grip.
Well Crill and Johnny did.
Then Josef put some more on.
We have good grip now.
No problem to ride. I thought it was going to be much worse.
The spot i big enough.
Everyone is set up.
The Fmx ramps are in place.
Now we are going to our hotel to get some sleep.
Its been a long day..
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S. Korea, U.S. defense chiefs reaffirm THAAD deployment plan - Duration: 1:59.
U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis is visiting Seoul this week.
Ahead of the trip he held long phone conversations with his South Korean counterpart.
Connie Kim shares with us what was discussed.
The defense chiefs of South Korea and the United States have reaffirmed their plan to
bring the U.S. Terminal High Altitude Area Defense system to the Korean peninsula in
response to North Korea's missile threats.
Seoul's defense ministry said Defense Minister Han Min-koo and his U.S. counterpart, James
Mattis, held telephone talks on Tuesday, during which they expressed serious concern over
North Korea's escalating threat and acknowledged the need to strengthen cooperation on North
Korea policies.
Han and Mattis also said there's a possibility North Korea could launch a strategic or tactical
provocation as it could misjudge the transition of power in Seoul and Washington.
During the thirty-minute conversation, the two also agreed to uphold Washington's provision
of extended deterrence against North Korea's provocations... and to maintain a strong military
readiness posture to respond immediately in an emergency situation.
Pyongyang has been ratcheting up tensions in the weeks since Kim Jong-un announced in
his New Year's address that the regime is in the final stages of test-firing an intercontinental
ballistic missile.
Acknowledging the growing threat from the North, Mattis' first overseas trip as defense
secretary is to South Korea and Japan this week... to shore up relations with the two
U.S. allies.
In Seoul, he will be meeting with Acting President and Prime Minister Hwang Kyo-ahn and National
Security Office chief Kim Kwan-jin on the first day of his two-day visit, followed by
talks with South Korea's defense minister the next day to discuss North Korea's missile
programs and ways to boost the Seoul-Washington alliance.
"South Korea will be the first stop on Mattis' trip... and Seoul is hoping the visit will
allow the two allies to re-commit to their mutual defense treaty... and further solidify
their defenses against North Korea's threats.
Connie Kim, Arirang News."
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India's Proposed Naval Fighter Jet Procurement Could Be Worth US$12 Billion | 720p | - Duration: 2:24.
The Indian Navy's January 17 Request For Information for the procurement of 57 naval fighters could be worth US$12 billion for the selected foreign supplier.
India needs the fighter jets for its second aircraft carrier being locally built at the Cochin shipyard. The carrier along with the existing INS Vikramaditya
which houses only MiG-29 K fighters are expected to be the bulwark of the Indian Navy's force projection.
The price of the contract has been estimated on the cost of each carrier borne jet at around US$200 million each if it were a western fighter
or under US$100 million if it were to be a Russian jet.
The likely contenders for the contract can be Boeing's F/A-18 Super Hornet, F-35C Carrier Based Fighter jet
a naval version of the Dassault Rafale, Russian Su-33 that were used in the recent Syrian operations and another Russian-
carrier based fighter, the MiG-29K Fulcrum fighter jet. India operates a total of sixteen MiG-29Ks from the carrier INS Vikramaditya
and the navy is expected to take deliveries of all 45 MiG-29K fighters, by the end of this year.
Saab has earlier offered its Sea Gripen, the naval version of Gripen NG to India. The Sea Gripen is intended for both CATOBAR and STOBAR aircraft carriers.
Sea Gripen is the only aircraft that fits with the intended Request For Information's terms
The selection of the aircraft will depend on what launch system will be used aboard the new carries currently under construction.
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Iranian Couple Reunite After Travel Ban Prevents Wife From Entering U.S. - Duration: 2:31.
MANY PERMANENT RESIDENTS TOLD
THEY COULD NOT COME HOME FOR
THREE MONTHS.
HER HUSBAND FOUGHT TO
MAKE SURE THAT DIDN'T HAPPEN.
WHEN HAMID KARGARAN FIRST HEARD
ABOUT PRESIDENT TRUMP'S
ON HAND AT AIRPORTS AROUND THE
COUNTRY MAKING SURE THOSE WHO
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CIA papers reveal China's Nuclear Free Pass to Pakistan - Duration: 2:55.
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CIA papers reveal China's Nuclear Free Pass to Pakistan
Highlights Recently declassified CIA files testify to
the depth of the Pak-China military relationship built over decades.
US suspected that China gave Pakistan the design of N-bomb and enriched uranium.
US notes that China did not ask Pak to open its nuclear installations to IAEA inspections.
Recently declassified CIA files testify to the depth of the Pakistan-China military relationship
built over decades and also highlights how Beijing was willing to risk its own nuclear
cooperation with US to boost the nuclear ambitions of 'all weather friend' Pakistan.
In the files, the US notes that China did not ask Pakistan to open its nuclear installations
to IAEA inspections, after inking a nuclear agreement with the latter.
The text of the agreement is pretty anodyne, focusing on non-military nuclear technology,
radio-isotopes, medical research and civilian power technology.
By this, the US notes, China wanted to develop a nuclear export market in Pakistan in "nonsensitive"
areas.
This would "reassure" countries like US which were apprehensive about Pakistan's nuclear
designs.
"We cannot rule out the possibility that China may feel it will be easier to cooperate clandestinely
with Pakistan behind the smokescreen of IAEA-safe guarded cooperation activity in non-sensitive
areas."
By 1983-84, it had become alarmingly clear to the US that the China-Pakistan nuclear
cooperation went much deeper.
In February 1983, a US congressional committee was informed by the CIA that the US had proof
China and Pakistan were talking nuclear weapons manufacture.
CIA also stated they knew China had handed over the design of a nuclear bomb tested by
China in Lop Nor, which incidentally was its fourth nuclear test and during which, US believed,
a "senior Pakistani official" was present.
The US suspected China had handed over enriched uranium to Pakistan as well.
Basically it meant that China had not only handed over the design of the bomb to Pakistan,
it had also given the necessary material.
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