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QUALIFIED WORKERS. NBC STEPHANIE RULE EXPLAINS WHY.

>> Reporter: LARIMER, COUNTY, COLORADO NEEDS PEOPLE.

AT 2.3%, COLORADO HAS THE COUNTRY'S LOWEST

UNEMPLOYMENT RATE. AT THE WORK FORCE

CENTER, A SHIFT IN FOCUS. >> WE ARE CERTAINLY

STILL HELPING PEOPLE FIND POSITIONS,

BUT A LOT OF THE EXTERNAL PRESSURES ON US ARE

TOWARDS HELPING EMPLOYERS FIND SKILLED

WORKERS. >> Reporter: THIS NORTHERN

COLORADO AREA ADD 20,000 JOBS IN THE PAST FIVE YEARS,

BUT ONLY 11,000 PEOPLE. LOCAL EMPLOYERS WILL

HAVE ANOTHER 28,000 OPENINGS TO FILL

OVER THE NEXT FIVE YEARS. IT'S A STORY PLAYING

OUT NATIONWIDE WITH UNEMPLOYMENT NOW

AT 4.3%. THE RATE OF INCREASE IN JOB

OPENINGS FAR OUTPACING THE INCREASE IN ACTUAL

HIRES. MANY EMPLOYERS POINT TO A SKILLS

GAP IN THE LABOR FORCE. A MISMATCH BETWEEN THE

JOBS THEY'RE TRYING TO FILL AND THE

WORKERS NEEDED TO FILL THEM. >> ABOUT 95% OF HIRING

IS TO HIRE PEOPLE WHO ARE EXPERIENCED.

AND SO WHAT THEY'RE AFTER ARE PEOPLE WITH QUITE

SPECIFIC SKILLS. >> Reporter: BUT

CRITICS OF THE SKILLS GAP IDEA POINT THE FINGER

AT EMPLOYERS. THEY ARGUE, WITH UNEMPLOYMENT SO

LOW, COMPANIES SHOULD FEEL PRESSURE TO BOOST

WAGES. INSTEAD, WHAT WE'VE SEEN SINCE

THE LAST RECESSION ENDED IN 2009, IS STAGNATING

WAGE GROWTH. >> EMPLOYERS ARE RELUCTANT TO

RAISE WAGES, WE YUNS, BUT AS THE ECONOMY TIGHTENS, IT

GETS MORE AND MORE DIFFICULT TO HIRE

PEOPLE. >> WE'RE HERE TODAY TO CELEBRATE

THE DIGNITY OF WORK. >> Reporter: EARLIER THIS MONTH,

PRESIDENT TRUMP SIGNED AN EXECUTIVE ORDER

EXPANDING FEDERAL FUNDING FOR APPRENTICESHIP

PROGRAMS. FROM NORTHERN COLORADO, THE HELP

CAN'T COME SOON ENOUGH. >> ALMOST EVERY

EMPLOYER THAT WE SPEAK TO IS HAVING TROUBLE

FINDING THE SKILLED CANDIDATES THAT THEY NEED.

>> Reporter: AND EMPLOYERS MAY HAVE TO START DIGGING

DEEPER INTO THEIR OWN POCKETS

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Florida Travel: Tour Aventura, the 3rd Largest Mall in the US - Duration: 1:17.

(calm music)

- [Narrator] Aventura Mall is one of Florida's

premier fashion destinations offering upscale boutiques,

global brands and over 300 of our favorite stores.

You'll be able to find the perfect gift

but also treat yourself to something special.

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Inside the mall, you'll also be able to find

contemporary art collections

which makes shopping more chic, more fun

and also more Instagramable.

This mall offers a dynamic food experience

which includes fine dining

as well as places to catch a quick bite.

Whether you're in the mood for sushi

or a champagne toast outdoors,

Aventura Mall will satisfy every craving.

Soon, Aventura Mall will be even bigger

offering a new third level.

The new space will offer more stores, restaurants

and artistic elements

including a nearly 93 foot tall sculpture.

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U.S. has no plans to scrap KORUS FTA: Trump's trade chief - Duration: 1:58.

America's top Trade Representative says Washington has no plans to kill the Korea-U.S. free trade

deal.

His comments contradict what his boss in the White House has been saying for some time

now.

For a closer look at where the Trump administration stands on the matter,... here's Shin Se-min.

No change to the Korea-U.S. FTA deal,... this coming from President Trump's top trade negotiator,

Robert Lighthizer.

During a two-day Capitol Hill hearing where Lighthizer's budget for 2018 was discussed,…

he said the administration has no plans to scrap the free trade agreement between Seoul

and Washington.

Lighthizer said that while the U.S. is expected to see another trade deficit under the deal,…

there should be ways to resolve the trade imbalance with Seoul, which enjoys a surplus

worth some 20-to-30 billion U.S. dollars.

Just this April, Washington tripled its anti-dumping duties on Korea-made oil country tubular goods,…

raising them to 24-point-9 percent.

President Trump had in his campaign... and after taking office... denounced the Korea-U.S.

FTA,… calling it a "job killer" and a "disaster," promising to either fix or scrap it.

He pointed to America's massive trade deficit with Korea, which he said amounts to 28 billion

U.S. dollars.

In his first days in office he pulled the U.S. out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership,…

a 12-nation free trade deal, and has threated to quit the North American Free Trade Agreement.

With Trump's top trade official apparently contradicting him,... there's a big question

over Washington's definitive stance on whether or not to fix or scrap the 5-year-old deal.

Many local traders will be hoping for some answers.

Shin Se-min, Arirang News.

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New Census Data: US Growing Older, More Diverse - Duration: 0:57.

For more infomation >> New Census Data: US Growing Older, More Diverse - Duration: 0:57.

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MODI meets Top US Companies CEO to invest in India Amazon Google Tesla Microsoft - Duration: 4:37.

Hello Everyone This is World Conspiracy Daily

WC Daily

Narendra Modi meets Top US Companies CEO to Invest them in India

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said India has now emerged as a business-friendly

destination, more so with the upcoming implementation of landmark GST beginning next month, while

asking CEOs of top US companies to invest in the country.

Modi also said India attracted largest foreign direct investment (FDI) as a result of the

NDA government policies in the last three years, during his interaction with a group

of CEOs of top 20 American firms.

In a round table interaction with the group, including Tim Cook of Apple, Satya Nadella

from Microsoft, Sunder Pichai from Google, John Chambers from Cisco and Jeff Bezos of

Amazon, Modi listed out steps taken by his government in the last three years and next

moves.

"The whole world is looking at India.

7,000 reforms alone by GOI for ease of (doing) business and minimum government, maximum governance,

Gopal Bagley, spokesman of the Ministry of External Affairs said in a tweet from inside

the meeting, quoting the prime minister.

India's growth presents a win-win partnership for the country and the US, and American companies

have a great opportunity to contribute to that, Modi told the CEOs, according to Bagley.

"The implementation of the landmark initiative of GST could be a subject of studies in US

business schools," Modi said.

During the hour-long interaction, at the Willard Hotel, where he is staying, Modi gave a patient

hearing to the wish-list of the CEOs.

Among other CEOs present at the meeting were Shantanu Narayen from Adobe, Ajay Banga from

Mastercard, David Farr from Emerson, Doug McMillon and Punit Renjen from Deloitte Global.

Mukesh Aghi, president of the US India Business Council, was also present at the meeting.

Posting a group picture of the prime minister with the CEOs, Bagley said, "strengthening

the Indo-US economic partnership".

In a recent policy document, USIBC said the US-India commercial and strategic relationship

supports global security, promotes economic growth and creates jobs for both countries

and the global economy.

"Today, as we witness a paradigm shift in the erstwhile global order, an opportunity

has emerged for both countries to set new standards in bilateral ties that will be bound

by their shared values," USIBC said.

Noting that US-India trade has tripled over the last decade, reaching a historic high

of nearly USD 110 billion in 2015, USIBC said there is an opportunity for both the countries

to also sync their regulatory and standards system to increase trade and investment.

In a separate statement, Jagdip Ahluwalia, executive director of Indo American Chamber

of Commerce of Greater Houston, said the United States and India share a very symbiotic relationship,

and Modis first face to face visit with Donald Trump is important to strengthen the relationship

between the two.

"On behalf of Houston, the energy capital of the world and home of the world's largest

Medical Center the IACCGH and the strong Indian American community hope to welcome Prime Minister

Modi to Houston in the not too distant future, Ahluwalia said.

So what do you think the strengthening Ties with US and India in this past few years ?

Can Modi really Pull the Trigger by pulling US Top Companies to invest in India or they

have to think before they have to do ?

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RUSSIA NEWS - NORTH KOREAN, RUSSIAN, CHINESE MISSILE TECH ADVANCES RAISE THREAT US. - Duration: 2:28.

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Predicted US Housing Bubble Issues Warning " We Probably Will Have A Recession Next Year 2018"" - Duration: 3:13.

There's really only one thing that has been keeping the US economy from melting down since

the last recession.

It's the abundance of cheap money that has been flushed into the economy by the Federal

Reserve.

Until recently their interest rate was near zero, and has steadily climbed to a paltry

1% over the past couple of years.

This can't go on indefinitely, because low interest rates tend to create bubbles.

However, raising the interest rate isn't going to have pretty results either, at least

according to David Rosenberg.

He's the chief economist at Gluskin Sheff, a Canadian wealth management fund.

He's also somewhat famous for saying that the US was in the midst of a housing bubble

several years before it burst.

So it's safe to say that he knows his stuff.

During a recent interview, he revealed that out of the past 13 recessions, the Fed increased

interest rates just before 10 of them.

In light of that trend, he stated that we're probably going to have another recession very

soon.

"I think what people should be focused on is the shape of the yield curve," Rosenberg

said.

"[Every] single inversion of the yield curve, where short-term rates go above long-term

interest rates, has presaged a recession—every single time."

The three times where rate hikes did not lead to recessions, he noted, were due to the Fed

stopping short of inverting the yield curve.

At the moment, Rosenberg suggested, "the yield curve is flat enough that if the Fed

raises rates four more times, that's all it takes.

We probably will have a recession next year."

Looking at the dot plots shows that more than 50% of all FOMC [Federal Open Market Committee]

officials are ready to raise rates four more times going into 2018, so "the risk isn't

necessarily high right now, but it is rising."

This certainly won't be an ordinary recession.

For starters, the vast majority of the country hasn't even recovered from the last recession.

Our economy is like a wounded animal.

It can't take much more damage.

But it's going to.

The inflationary practices of the Federal Reserve has spawned multiple bubbles.

And once they cut off the supply of easy money, those bubbles are going to pop.

It'll be like cutting off a junky.

The results will be messy, and nothing will be safe.

Bonds, stocks, real estate, and even the dollar will take a dive.

The only asset that will be left standing is precious metals.

And in all likelihood, President Trump will take the blame for this mess.

Everyone will forget that it was years of abysmal fiscal policy that got us into this

situation.

Unfortunately, there is only one way out.

Our country is going to have to bite the bullet, and endure a protracted economic correction

that is probably going to hollow out our standard of living.

In short, things are going to get a lot worse before they get better.

For more infomation >> Predicted US Housing Bubble Issues Warning " We Probably Will Have A Recession Next Year 2018"" - Duration: 3:13.

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South Korea-U.S. FTA to undergo revisions, not complete overhaul: KOTRA - Duration: 0:50.

There's a widespread belief in South Korea that the free trade agreement between Seoul

and Washington could be completely overhauled or even scrapped under the Trump administration.

It doesn't seem that'll be the case though.

A report released by the Washington office of the Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency

on Monday says the deal will likely undergo some revisions instead.

The report says the updated version is expected to contain new clauses on a number of issues,

including digital trade and regulations on currency manipulation.

It adds the aim of the revision is to bring the FTA up-to-date on new forms of trade as

well as devising ways to increase enforcement of existing regulations.

The South Korea-U.S. FTA came into force in March 2012.

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Galaxy S8 Plus has best performing battery: U.S. Consumer Reports - Duration: 0:34.

Samsung's Galaxy S8 Plus is said to have the best performing battery currently on the market...

according to U.S. Consumer Reports on Tuesday.

The U.S. industry tracker says the handset, which was released earlier this year... had

the longest battery life compared to its rivals, allowing users to make calls for 26 consecutive

hours.

It noted that the device's wireless charging function is an extra bonus... and that it

can run long-term evolution data for up to 17-and-a-half hours.

For more infomation >> Galaxy S8 Plus has best performing battery: U.S. Consumer Reports - Duration: 0:34.

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Meet Terry Branstad, U.S. Ambassador to China - Duration: 1:29.

[U.S. Ambassador to China Terry Branstad]

Hello everyone! I'm Terry Branstad and I am excited to be the new U.S. Ambassador to China.

I first traveled to China in 1984, shortly after I became governor of Iowa.

The following year, I hosted then local Party Secretary Xi Jinping on his first trip to the United States.

More than three decades and five more visits to China later, I now look forward to working with

you, the people of China, to build the future of US-China ties. Jobs, education, an aging

population, and healthcare. We face many of the same challenges. A strong US-China

relationship can contribute to solutions. Resolving the bilateral trade imbalance,

stopping the North Korean threat, and expanding people-to-people ties will be my

top priorities. I also want to travel across China, visiting old friends and making new ones.

My wife, daughter, son-in-law and two granddaughters will join me in Beijing and I look forward

to introducing them to the warmth and extraordinary culture of the Chinese people.

See you soon!

[Connect with us: China.USEmbassy-China.org.cn weibo.com/USEmbassy]

[WeChat (USEmbassyChina) iQIYI.com/u/1380500134 Produced by the U.S. Department of State]

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US Supreme Court Limits Government's Power to Revoke Citizenship - Duration: 0:58.

For more infomation >> US Supreme Court Limits Government's Power to Revoke Citizenship - Duration: 0:58.

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You make us Australia's National University - Duration: 0:31.

You are the spirit of excellence.

You are the game changer that lives and breathes

the pulse of breaking new ground.

You are late nights and hard work.

You are destiny, fate, hopes and dreams.

You are the cure for cancer,

the next world leader.

Your blood burns with opportunity.

The pumping fire of creation

You are the future.

You are ANU.

You make us Australia's National University.

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THE DUMB PHONE MOVEMENT IS IT TIME FOR US TO ABANDON OUR SMARTPHONE - Tech and science - Duration: 4:40.

THE DUMB PHONE MOVEMENT: IS IT TIME FOR US TO ABANDON OUR SMARTPHONES?

The emergence of smartphones has completely transformed society. We have become disconnected

from one another because we spend so much time with our heads buried in our phones,

which is ironic given the fact that smartphones were intended to help connect us with each

other in the first place. It�s a rarity to have a conversation with someone now without

them glancing at their phone.

Yet, smartphones have also helped progress society. They may suck us away from enjoying

the present moment from time to time, but they have also allowed us to express ourselves

online and connect with people all over the world, and introduced us to entirely new markets

and new knowledge.

I personally have a �love-hate relationship� with my smartphone; I recognize my addictive

tendencies towards it but I�m also grateful for it, as it acts as a tool to connect me

with others and plays a huge role in my work. It�s easy to observe the polarities in the

world of smartphones; the perceivably negative and positive roles they play in our lives

are endless!

Many people cannot seem to control their addiction to social media and their smartphones because

they use them far too frequently. One solution that�s starting to catch on is what many

are referring to as �the dumb phone movement.�

What Is the Dumb Phone Movement?

As you may have guessed, this movement is all about abandoning our smartphones and returning

back to our older, �dumber� cellular devices. To me, these older phones represent a time

when I had to use a computer to connect to the internet or watch a video. A dumb phone

could be a flip phone, a phone that doesn�t connect to the internet, a phone that doesn�t

have apps, or a non-touch screen phone (basically, models that aren�t �smart� in the same

way that an iPhone is). Back when I had one, I wasn�t checking my emails (though I was

younger when I had a non-smart phone), but was simply using it to connect with my parents

and friends.

So, what would not having a smartphone in today�s world look like? Well, you wouldn�t

be constantly bombarded with negative news headlines, perpetuating the fear state so

many mainstream media outlets connected to our smartphones love to spread. You wouldn�t

be receiving endless notifications from Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, and other social

media platforms, either.

You wouldn�t be getting email notifications, you wouldn�t have �maps� on your phone

to help you navigate when you�re lost, and you wouldn�t have a high-quality camera

to snap photos of your everyday life (depending on how �dumb� you choose your phone to

be). You might even have to open up your phone to even see that you�ve received a message

or a phone call, because odds are your �dumb� phone won�t just be one giant touchscreen.

To many, this reality may seem scary, or even drastic. Do we really need to abandon our

phones to reduce our usage or deal with our addictions? To some, clearly they felt that

the answer to this question is �yes,� because the dumb phone movement wouldn�t

have picked up if they didn�t feel they could kick the habit through other means.

However, this doesn�t mean that you can�t own a smartphone without being addicted to

it. There�s a big difference between enjoying your smartphone and being addicted to it!

It�s all about recognizing whether or not you feel like you need to use your smartphone,

versus only wanting to use it occasionally or when necessary.

At the end of the day, the dumb phone movement isn�t a sustainable option for many of us,

either. I certainly couldn�t do a lot of my work without using one, so I completely

understand that many of us simply can�t live our regular lives without a smartphone,

and that�s completely fine! Just be mindful of how often you�re using it for work versus

personal usage.

There�s no point in demonizing your phone when it clearly provides so many benefits,

but we also need to recognize how it can hinder us as well. Our self worth shouldn�t be

contingent on social media likes, and we shouldn�t be using our phones constantly, either; it�s

all about achieving balance, as with everything else in life

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U.S. forces in South Korea deploy JASSM long-range cruise missiles - Duration: 0:42.

U.S. forces in South Korea have deployed a number of sophisticated, long-range cruise

missiles capable of striking deep into North Korean territory.

According to multiple sources, more than ten Joint-Air-to-Surface-Standoff-Missiles are

currently in storage at Kunsan Air Base, some 180 kilometers south of Seoul.

The missile, also called JASSM , can be carried by U.S. F-16 fighter jets based in South Korea,...

and has a range of more than 370 kilometers.

The deployment is being interpreted as a show of force against North Korea's growing nuclear

and missile threats.

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U.S. forces in South Korea deploy JASSM long-range cruise missiles - Duration: 0:41.

U.S. forces in South Korea have deployed a number of sophisticated, long-range cruise

missiles capable of striking deep into North Korean territory.

According to multiple sources, more than ten Joint-Air-to-Surface-Standoff-Missiles are

currently in storage at Kunsan Air Base, some 180 kilometers south of Seoul.

The missile, also called JASSM , can be carried by U.S. F-16 fighter jets based in South Korea,...

and has a range of more than 370 kilometers.

The deployment is being interpreted as a show of force against North Korea's growing nuclear

and missile threats.

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Should the U.S. Be a Christian Nation? || Third Rail With OZY - Duration: 2:08.

Speaker 1: It's such a difficult question.

Speaker 2: I do not think that the United States should be a Christian nation.

Speaker 3: I don't like the word should, but if it was, it wouldn't have the problems that

they're having now.

Female: I don't think the United States should be a Christian nation, everyone is allowed

to have their belief.

Honestly, I do think if everyone was a Christian, you wouldn't be allowed to do anything.

Male: I feel like the United States should be whatever it wants to be, you know what

I mean?

I myself, I believe in God, and I think a lot of stuff is happening right now, because

of people's lack of love they think that they're not receiving from God.

That's why it carries them out to do evil things.

Trying to do be better than God.

They don't think that there's anything bigger than themselves.

Male: I don't think that religion should be imposed.

I believe in free will.

Female: I can't answer that because I don't think that would ever happen.

First of all, I don't think the people would allow that.

Then it's not just the President, there's the Congress, the House.

They wouldn't allow that.

It's out of the question, I can't answer that question, because it just would never happen.

Speaker 1: I think what makes America great, is that the veracity so, without the veracity,

I don't know what will happen to the America.

Speaker 2: With Christianity, you're told that you should accept your lot in life, because

God will make it better for you.

I feel like those ideologies cause people to not make a change in the world, you know

what I mean, because it's like, "Oh, this is happening for a reason, like, this is God's

will."

I feel like, especially when governing a country, you shouldn't let those theories and ideas

be the root for your decision making, because I feel like would end up leading us to making

very terrible decisions all in the name of some spiritual figure in the sky.

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Galaxy S8 Plus has best performing battery: U.S. Consumer Reports - Duration: 0:34.

Samsung's Galaxy S8 Plus is said to have the best performing battery currently on the market...

according to U.S. Consumer Reports on Tuesday.

The U.S. industry tracker says the handset, which was released earlier this year... had

the longest battery life compared to its rivals, allowing users to make calls for 26 consecutive

hours.

It noted that the device's wireless charging function is an extra bonus... and that it

can run long-term evolution data for up to 17-and-a-half hours.

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Eva and Jonas | "because it's us." - Duration: 2:13.

because I chose you.

and it was...

a really stupid choice.

I would never do anything

that could destroy us.

because it's us.

I fucked up, okay?

I'm sorry.

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Government Websites in 3 US States Hacked With Pro-ISIS Messages - Duration: 0:57.

For more infomation >> Government Websites in 3 US States Hacked With Pro-ISIS Messages - Duration: 0:57.

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US Supreme Court Allows Parts Of Trump's Travel Ban To Go Into Effect - Duration: 2:23.

US Supreme Court Allows Parts Of Trump's Travel Ban To Go Into Effect

The United States Supreme Court on Monday agreed to enforce parts of President Donald Trump's travel ban and will hear arguments on the legality of the ban during the court's next term, which begins in October.

The court ruled that it would allow the ban to go into effect for foreigners from six Muslim-majority countries who have no connections or relationships with any persons or entities in the US.

Mr Trump signed a revised executive order on March 6 temporarily limiting travelers and refugees from six Muslim-majority countries  - Iran, Libya, Syria, Sudan, Somalia, and Yemen - from entering the US for 90 days and suspended the refugee program for 120 days.

Two federal appeals courts then blocked the order.

A San Francisco, California court ruled that Mr Trump's executive order exceeded the authority granted to the president by Congress, while a Richmond, Virginia court ruled last month that the travel ban violated the First Amendment of the US Constitution's ban on government establishment of religion by targeting Muslims.

The Supreme Court, however, ruled on Monday that it would allow the ban to go into effect for travelers without any "bona fide relationship with any person or entity in the United States.

The court explained that foreign nationals who are employed by companies in the US or attend US universities, for example, would be permitted to enter the country.

Justices Clarence Thomas, Samuel A. Alito Jr., and Neil M. Gorsuch dissented from the court's opinion, arguing that the travel ban should be fully enforced rather than applying only to those with no relationships to the US.

U.S. President Donald Trump signs executive order restricting immigration Carlos Barria/Reuters.