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The Trump administration has,... for the first time,... designated a China-based bank as

a "primary money-laundering concern."

It has also blacklisted two Chinese individuals and a Chinese shipping company to increase

pressure on North Korea.

Connie Kim has more.

Marking a new phase in the Trump administration's pressure on North Korea, the U.S. government

has blacklisted a Chinese bank accused of illicit dealings with North Korea.

Announcing the new measures, Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said the Bank of Dandong has

served as a gateway for the regime to access the U.S. and international financial systems.

This access facilitated transactions for companies involved in the North's nuclear and missile

programs.

"The United States will not stand for such action.

This will require US banks to ensure that the Bank of Dandong does not access the US

financial system directly or indirectly through other foreign banks.

This action reaffirms the Treasury Department's commitment to ensure that North Korea is cut

off from the US financial system."

The Bank of Dandong is a small bank that borders North Korea but the action is expected to

have a warning effect on other banks providing financial services for Pyongyang or firms

linked to the regime.

This resembles a case when the George W. Bush administration in 2005 declared the Macao-based

bank, Banco Delta Asia, a money-laundering institution.

That decision severely limited North Korea's financial ties to the world.

The White House also imposed sanctions on two Chinese nationals and a Chinese shipping

firm, Dalian Global Unity Shipping Company, that are believed to have links with Pyongyang's

nuclear programs.

The measures come as senior U.S. officials have accused Beijing of falling short of what

it could bring to bear on North Korea in terms of pressure.

Mnuchin made clear the measures are not targeted at China,…but stressed that U.S. officials

will be meeting with their Chinese counterparts at next week's G20 summit in Germany to further

discuss ways to clamp down on North Korea's illicit activities.

The South Korean government, seen to have a more dovish approach to North Korea than

the U.S., says Washington's actions will contribute to North Korea's denuclearization as it blocks

the regime's nuclear and missile development activities.

Connie Kim, Arirang News.

For more infomation >> U.S. designates China-based bank as 'primary money-laundering concern' - Duration: 2:30.

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LGM-30 Minuteman III ICBM - US Intercontinental Ballistic Missile [Review] - Duration: 3:39.

The LGM-30 Minuteman is a U.S. land-based intercontinental ballistic missile, in service

with the Air Force Global Strike Command.

The "L" in LGM is the Department of Defense designation for silo-launched; "G" means surface

attack; "M" stands for guided missile, the 30 stands for the Minuteman series of missile

and the G after "30" is the current Minuteman III.

As of 2017, the LGM-30G Minuteman III version is the only land-based intercontinental ballistic

missile in service in the United States.

The LGM-30G Minuteman-III program started in 1966, and included several improvements

over the previous versions.

It was first deployed in 1970.

Most modifications related to the final stage and reentry system.

The final stage was improved with a new fluid-injected motor, giving finer control than the previous

four-nozzle system.

Performance improvements realized in Minuteman-III include increased flexibility in reentry vehicle

and penetration aids deployment, increased survivability after a nuclear attack, and

increased payload capacity.

The missile retains a gimballed inertial guidance system.

Minuteman-III originally contained the following distinguishing features:

Armed with W62 warhead, having a yield of only 170 kilotons TNT, instead of previous

W56's yield of 1.2 megatons.

It was the first Multiple Independently Targetable Reentry Vehicles missile.

A single missile was then able to target 3 separate locations.

This was an improvement from the Minuteman-I and Minuteman-II models, which were only able

to carry one large warhead.

Minuteman-III introduced in the post-boost-stage an additional liquid-fuel propulsion system

rocket engine that is used to slightly adjust the trajectory.

This enables it to dispense decoys or – with multiple independently targetable reentry

vehicle – dispense individual reentry vehicles to separate targets.

For the propulsion system rocket engineit uses the bipropellant Rocketdyne reentry system-14

engine.

Missiles are dispersed in hardened silos to protect against attack and connected to an

underground launch control center through a system of hardened cables.

Launch crews, consisting of two officers, perform around-the-clock alert in the launch

control center.

A variety of communication systems provide the president and secretary of defense with

highly reliable, virtually instantaneous direct contact with each launch crew.

Should command capability be lost between the launch control center and remote missile

launch facilities, specially configured E-6B airborne launch control center aircraft automatically

assume command and control of the isolated missile or missiles.

Fully qualified airborne missile combat crews aboard airborne launch control center aircraft

would execute the president's orders.

The existing Minuteman-III missiles have been further improved over the decades in service,

with more than $7 billion spent in the last decade to upgrade the 450 missiles.

Specifications:

Weight: 32,158 kg Length: 18 m

Diameter: 1.67 m Warhead - Nuclear: W78 or W87

Operational Range: Approx.13,000 km, exact is classified

Flight Altitude: 1,120 kilometers Speed: Approximately 28176 km/h

Unit cost: $7,000,000

For more infomation >> LGM-30 Minuteman III ICBM - US Intercontinental Ballistic Missile [Review] - Duration: 3:39.

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President Moon Jae-in meets with U.S. lawmakers - Duration: 2:01.

Prior to his first meeting with Trump at the White House,... the South Korean leader met

with senior U.S. lawmakers and senators once again clarifying his views on North Korea

and the deployment of the THAAD U.S. missile defense system.

Our Hwang Hojun is in Washington with more.

President Moon held back-to-back meetings on Thursday with the leaders of the U.S. House

of Representatives and Senate.

President Moon's first meeting was with the delegates of the House of Representatives,

including House Speaker Paul Ryan, and the floor leaders of the Republican and Democratic

Parties.

The meeting garnered a lot of attention from South Korean and U.S. media outlets,... leading

to a bit of a scuffle between reporters from the two countries as they looked to capture

the moment with limited room to get the best shots.

Drama aside, House Speaker Ryan welcomed President Moon and said the Seoul-Washington relationship

remains strong and he looks forward to continuing dialogue to reinforce the alliance.

The leaders of the House peppered President Moon with questions, especially regarding

North Korea and the deployment of the U.S. missile defense system THAAD to the Korean

peninsula.

President Moon said the U.S. should discard any doubt on his administration trying to

withdraw from the agreement to deploy THAAD, adding that the environmental impact assessment

is purely for the sake of due process.

President Moon also met with the leaders of the U.S. Senate, including majority leader

Senator Mitch McConnell and heads of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations and the Armed

Service Committee, Senator Bob Corker and John McCain, respectively.

President Moon told the senators that he hopes his visit will be an opportunity for the alliance

to become greater and to ensure everlasting peace on the Korean peninsula.

Getting the nod from the lawmakers, President Moon will also likely discuss such issues

during his first official bilateral summit with President Trump on Friday morning Eastern

Time.

that summit is where all eyes will be focused,... with separate statements set to be read by

each President, on their evaluation of the meeting.

Hwang Hojun, Arirang News, Washington

For more infomation >> President Moon Jae-in meets with U.S. lawmakers - Duration: 2:01.

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President Moon Jae-in meets with U.S. lawmakers - Duration: 1:58.

Going back a little bit before that session, President Moon met with senior U.S. lawmakers,...

including the Speaker of the House.

Once again he clarifyied his views on North Korea and THAAD deployment.

Hwang Hojun files this report from the nation's capital.

President Moon held back-to-back meetings on Thursday with the leaders of the U.S. House

of Representatives and Senate.

President Moon's first meeting was with the delegates of the House of Representatives,

including House Speaker Paul Ryan, and the floor leaders of the Republican and Democratic

Parties.

The meeting garnered a lot of attention from South Korean and U.S. media outlets,... leading

to a bit of a scuffle between reporters from the two countries as they looked to capture

the moment with limited room to get the best shots.

Drama aside, House Speaker Ryan welcomed President Moon and said the Seoul-Washington relationship

remains strong and he looks forward to continuing dialogue to reinforce the alliance.

The leaders of the House peppered President Moon with questions, especially regarding

North Korea and the deployment of the U.S. missile defense system THAAD to the Korean

peninsula.

President Moon said the U.S. should discard any doubt on his administration trying to

withdraw from the agreement to deploy THAAD, adding that the environmental impact assessment

is purely for the sake of due process.

President Moon also met with the leaders of the U.S. Senate, including majority leader

Senator Mitch McConnell and heads of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations and the Armed

Service Committee, Senator Bob Corker and John McCain, respectively.

President Moon told the senators that he hopes his visit will be an opportunity for the alliance

to become greater and to ensure everlasting peace on the Korean peninsula.

Getting the nod from the lawmakers, President Moon will also likely discuss such issues

during his first official bilateral summit with President Trump on Friday morning Eastern

Time.

that summit is where all eyes will be focused,... with separate statements set to be read by

each President, on their evaluation of the meeting.

Hwang Hojun, Arirang News, Washington

For more infomation >> President Moon Jae-in meets with U.S. lawmakers - Duration: 1:58.

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Wally Lets Us "Fix" His Eyebrows - Duration: 1:49.

This is the Wally Show with one of the dumbest things that I think we've done on the show

thus far.... as Bekah got this free thing in the mail to....

What's it called?

Eyebrow chalk?

Yeah!

It's like a eyebrow chalk powder to define your brow drama!

Ok, and so she actually experimented with this, and I'm going to tell you...

I don't know that it went well.

It didn't at all.

The picture is terrifying; we're going to have it up soon at allwally.com.

But I look surprised and angry all the time!

Ok.

And I don't want her to look bad, so I figured...

Ok.

I will help her by giving her a great palette to work off of.

Yes!

To practice.

Right!

I think you're going to look surprised all day, and I can't wait to see how this is gonna go

Ok.

So Bekah's gonna paint in my eyebrows with this brown...chalk thing.

And I'm going to be gentle, cuz I think that's what I did wrong.

It says, "Gently sweep formula."

So we'll try it that way.

Oooh.

Because yours looked kinda like scary make-up.

Alright...so....be careful.

It...oh!

That's....I thought it was going to be more chalky feeling!

And what're you doing!

You went way low.

You went WAY low.

You can already tell from this angle it's bad.

Oh, OH!

I feel like Burt, like from Bert and Ernie all of a sudden.

You'll look so good!

Oh, I don't know about this.

Ok.

Oh, nope.

It's not dark enough. Hold on. Oh!

Are you even trying?

You're just like doing like willy-nilly Picasso movements.

HAHAHAHA!

So it's good?

So she did a good job?

You look like you have two fuzzy caterpillars on top of your eyes!

I think I just need to touch up this...oh!

Oops!

Oops!

Oops! Oops! Oops!Oops!

How's that?

Is it better? Better?

Fantastic!

OOOOH!

Don't "Oh" me!

Oh, that's so bad!

Really?

Is it that bad?

Oh, I didn't think you could look any worse, but...well, that's bad!

For more infomation >> Wally Lets Us "Fix" His Eyebrows - Duration: 1:49.

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U.S. approves $1.4 bil. arms sale to Taiwan - Duration: 0:27.

The U.S. State Department plans to sell about one-point-four billion dollars-worth of arms

to Taiwan.

It will be the first such sale under the Trump administration and will most likely anger

China, which considers the self-governing island its own territory.

The State Department says Congress has been notified of the seven proposed sales, which

include an early warning radar, high speed anti-radiation missiles and torpedoes.

For more infomation >> U.S. approves $1.4 bil. arms sale to Taiwan - Duration: 0:27.

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South Korea, U.S. and Japan to have joint dinner on sidelines of G20 summit - Duration: 0:39.

It has been confirmed that South Korea, the United States and Japan will hold a trilateral

meeting on the sidelines of next week's G20 summit in Germany.

Officials say Presidents Moon Jae-in, Donald Trump and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will be

sitting down for a working dinner next Thursday, July 6th, in Hamburg.

It was set upon the invitation of President Trump and has been confirmed by both Cheong

Wa Dae and the White House.

While the occasion will serve to strengthen trilateral ties, many watchers believe the

leaders will discuss cooperation in addressing North Korea issues.

For more infomation >> South Korea, U.S. and Japan to have joint dinner on sidelines of G20 summit - Duration: 0:39.

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COYOTE ran IN FRONT of us - YELLOWSTONE National Park - Beartooth Pass and Fishing Bridge Campground - Duration: 7:35.

Hey guys, it's Ricky Kresslein, welcome to another episode. The reason I'm talking

over myself here and the lips are matching up is because I actually forgot

to plug my mic and while this was recording. So this is me telling you that

we stayed at an awesome camp ground the previous night and we're about to head

off to Yellowstone National Park. Here we go

We just got to Yellowstone and we got this little pass here that says many visitors have

been gored by buffalo, so gotta watch out for those guys

Wow, that's beautiful.

this is a grizzly over here on this mountainside there's a grizzly bear

hanging out that's so awesome

There's these like, big horn sheep, elk looking babies here. They're all just crossing.

nonchalantly crossing the street.

I guess these these are all bighorn sheep. They look young or something like that.

He's just staring at us, like what are these guys doing?

A bunch of Rangers here with horses I don't know if this is a group

doing a horseback thing or if it's all rangers or what.

A freaking coyote running across the road.

just got to this Upper Lower Falls and artist's point

where some dude drew Yellowstone he painted Yellowstone from this point

over here and that's what convinced a lot of people in Congress back in the

1800s to make this a national park so we're coming up on that now there's a

waterfall over here that looks pretty sweet

This buffalo is walking right up to this car. He just walked right between those two cars. That's pretty cool

It's snowing out here we're in Yellowstone at our campsite. We can't really go outside

too much because it's snowing out here. It's snowing really hard. I don't know if anything is

going to stick but in the morning we'll see.

We're here in Grand Teton National Park

But it's foggy and you can't see anything and it's been raining and snowing all day long.

When the tourist bus comes through.

bunch of cars lined up right now because there's a bunch of Moose (*Elk) in the field

out there barely see em there. Just there.

Out here with the Buffalo got a ton of

Buffalo over here there's a little guy in the middle runs down there and two just

sitting right over here which I had a better length gets closer but a lot see

the hot springs in the back behind this Buffalo

all right got the fifth-wheel hooked up again and we're heading out of

Yellowstone where we're going to see a bunch of stuff along the way so we're

going to go to Old Faithful right now. alright well here at a wolf faithful and it's

not that cool and I guess it's faithful but not for right now so it's not going

to explode for another hour and we're not going to stick around - it's really

not that sweet so we're going to move on to the next thing and keep

heading out of the park. These Buffalo are just in the middle of the road this guy

just flagged us to slow down and these guys are just walking in the middle road

well you know around

that's cool you guys are right next to us! hey guys how's it

going Wow Wow they're huge

Some Elk just hanging out in this little mammoth hot springs town. Got one guy here

and a bunch down there too

Alright guys, thanks for watching my video that's it for Yellowstone check me out next week as I go to Glacier

National Park if you like this video leave it a thumbs up go ahead and hit

that subscribe button and keep getting updates for my new videos and I'll see

you next week in Glacier Montana

For more infomation >> COYOTE ran IN FRONT of us - YELLOWSTONE National Park - Beartooth Pass and Fishing Bridge Campground - Duration: 7:35.

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Presidents of South Korea, U.S. discuss "new trade deal" over Bibimbap dinner at White House - Duration: 3:03.

South Korean President Moon Jae-in on a four-day visit to Washington D.C. held talks with his

U.S. counterpart over a Bibimbap dinner at the White House.

It's a prelude to the official bilateral summit between the two leaders the morning after.

The two leaders are reported to have discussed various issues Thursday night but according

to President Trump tweet minutes later, their talks also touched on a possible *new trade

deal.

Our chief Blue House correspondent Moon Connyoung files this report from Washington.

No drama, no buzz.

Just a nice handshake and pleasantries.

The very first meeting between South Korean President Moon Jae-in and his U.S. counterpart

Donald Trump - perhaps to the disappointment of many who had hoped to see some sort of

a drama play out before global audience - couldn't have been any smoother.

Before the closed-to-the-media dinner, the U.S. president anticipated an engaging discussion

with his South Korean counterpart.

"Discussing with our people, some of the complexities of North Korea, trade, and other things, and

we will be discussing them all, as we progress, it could be very well late- evening, we very

much respect you and we very much respect the people of South Korea."

Over a nicely prepared course meal and definitely carefully selected menu - the main dish of

the evening being Korean traditional dish, Bibimbap made with South Carolina-produced

long grains - the two leaders agreed to together establish peace on the Korean peninsula and

achieve economic prosperity based on steadfast South Korea, U.S. alliance.

"The two leaders held constructive discussions on various issues surrounding the Korean peninsula.

The talks were frank, candid, and serious all the way through but I would like to ask

for your understanding as I cannot disclose the details based on an agreement between

the two countries."

The senior Blue House official added that President Moon told his U.S. counterpart that

"if President Trump resolves North Korea's nuclear problem, it would be a great success

that no other U.S. president has ever been able to do before, and Mr. Trump would become

a great president."

Meanwhile, minutes after saying good night to South Korea's first couple, President Trump

tweeted that he had just wrapped up a good meeting with South Korean president and that

the two discussed many things including North Korea and a *new trade deal.

When asked about this *new trade deal, Mr. Moon's press team avoided giving a clear answer

alluding to a possible announcement by the two leaders after their official bilateral

summit Friday morning.

"As they say you grow fond eating together.

Wine and dine.

Those things, the two presidents did today and on the eve of the first bilateral summit

between the two leaders, the mood here isn't bad at all.

Reporting from the U.S capital, Moon Connyoung, Arirang News."

For more infomation >> Presidents of South Korea, U.S. discuss "new trade deal" over Bibimbap dinner at White House - Duration: 3:03.

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WW3 update. NATO and U.S. rehearse war with Russia - Duration: 4:42.

Welcome back. My name is Gruffdkins and here we try to bring you some of the

news from hotspots around the globe that you may not see on your standard news

channels. Here's the stories we will be covering in this video.

NATO general says Russian threat is growing. The US national security

advisor says military action against North Korea is an option. North Korea

threatens to execute South Korea's previous president. And China launches

its most advanced Navy destroyer. So let's get into it. The chairman of the

NATO military Committee General Peter Pavel said this week that "when it comes

to capability there is no doubt that Russia is developing their capabilities

in both conventional and nuclear components but that their intent is not

clear." There is a huge modernization of all Russian military and following the

annexation of Crimea NATO has said it has to be ready to face any potential

threat. Large NATO exercises have been conducted in the Baltic and across

Eastern Europe by NATO forces and it has also been increasing its military

presence there since 2015, particularly around Latvia and Lithuania. New military

bases have been set up and rapid responsive units deployed across the

region. NATO is essentially concerned that Russia will try to isolate the

Baltic States from their Western allies and so have been using its exercises to

rehearse for a potential war with Russia. Elsewhere the US national security

adviser to President Donald Trump has said that a military response to North

Korea is now an option. He stated that "the threat is much more immediate now

and so it's clear that we can't repeat the same failed approach of the past."

In other words although sanctions and other measures have been tried for years

by various administrations North Korea has become an ever more serious threat

and something needs to be done very soon. It seems unlikely that China will put

much pressure on Kim Jong Un's regime and North Korea is determined to

continue its ballistic missile and nuclear program with the intention of

creating a working ICBM that can reach the American mainland. Donald Trump has

said this will not happen. In other news North Korea has said it will impose the

death penalty on South Korea's former president. She was ousted from her

position amid a massive corruption scandal and is appearing in court in

South Korea's capital city of Seoul. North Korea has said she is guilty of a

plot to assassinate Kim jong-un with the help of the US using a biochemical

weapon. They demanded that South Korea hand her and her intelligence chief over

to them for "state-sponsored terrorism against the supreme leadership." This of

course will never happen but with Kim's half-brother being assassinated at an

international airport in February there is every possibility that they could

become a very real target for a North Korean hit squad of some kind.

And finally. China has just launched its most advanced Navy destroyer. At 10,000

tons the type 055 is quite a bit bigger than its other destroyers and

is equipped with the latest air, missile, ship and submarine defences and has the

capability to greatly enhanced China's sea and ground attack abilities. This goes

hand-in-hand with China's massive modernization program across its entire

military as it pushes to bring its military strength and technology to a

point where it could rival the US. Indeed the Chinese state media has said

that the Navy commissioned 218 ships in 2016 covering everything from Corvettes and

destroyers to guided missile frigates How quickly this military buildup is taking

place is definitely a cause for concern.So that's it for today. As always we will

try to keep you informed of situations in

the world's hotspots so hit that subscribe button for further updates. And

if there's anything you feel you would like us to cover please leave a comment

below. And don't forget. The world is watching so please be kind to each other.

For more infomation >> WW3 update. NATO and U.S. rehearse war with Russia - Duration: 4:42.

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South Korea-U.S. FTA in balance ahead of Moon-Trump summit? - Duration: 5:33.

President Trump has repeatedly expressed his desire to renegotiate or scrap the South Korea-U.S.

free trade agreement,... describing it more than once... as a "job-killing deal" for Americans.

So, naturally, matters pertaining to the economy are expected to be on the front burner at

Friday's summit.

Lee Unshin explores the significance of the FTA... as well as how deep the upcoming discussions

will go.

On the day of his inauguration, leaders around the world called to congratulate Korean President

Moon, and one of those calls came from Washington.

President Trump wished the new South Korean leader the best in his new role, and also

brought up the two leaders' first business agenda -- the Korea-U.S. free trade agreement.

Often referred to as the KORUS FTA, it came into effect in March 2012... to boost business

opportunities by widening each country's access to the other's products and services.

But President Trump has repeatedly said the deal needs to be renegotiated or possibly

even terminated,... calling it a "disaster" and a "job killer."

The numbers, however, say otherwise.

Last year, the U.S. Department of Commerce ranked Korea as the fourth-largest foreign

provider of jobs in America... creating over 45-thousand positions since the KORUS FTA

came into force.

"With a boost in foreign direct investment, we created many jobs in the U.S.

The increase in Korean investment has boosted the American economy... through the direct

employment of U.S. citizens... and through the money spent by Korean companies to operate

in the U.S.

All this is from the agreement."

Experts agree the U.S. dropping out of the trade pact is rather unlikely, but given the

circumstances, the accord could undergo some changes.

Numerous U.S. officials seem to be pushing for that option -- Trade Representative Robert

Lightizer calling the deal "troubling."

"The U.S. has two complaints about the Korean trade agreement.

Number one, initially, when we negotiated that, the U.S. was hoping that trade surplus

would go up to about 10 billion dollars but it turned out to be minus three.

So that's one of the problems.

The other complaint the U.S. has is non-tariff barriers.

There are a lot of non-tariff barriers, which is preventing the U.S. from exporting more

to Korea.

The U.S. wants to see Korea importing more, and narrowing the trade deficits."

Over the past five years, Korean exports to the U.S. have been growing quickly, by a yearly

average of 3-point-4 percent,... while American exports to Korea have slightly decreased.

But a closer look reveals across numerous industries,... that the U.S. too has seen

benefits, which experts say will broaden in the years to come.

"Without the trade pact, Korean manufacturers would pay tariffs of 1-point- 6 to 1-point-7

percent when shipping to the U.S.

And Korea would charge American companies about 4 percent.

The FTA has brought tariffs down close to zero percent, so in fact the U.S. has saved

more than Korea."

Before heading to D.C. for the two-day Seoul-Washington summit, President Moon left room for a possible

renegotiation of the trade pact, saying that if deemed necessary, talks can be held to

revise the KORUS FTA to increase mutual benefits.

But when it comes to a trade deal as big as this one,... any decision will be made through

a long, careful process going far beyond the two leaders themselves.

"Because this kind of meeting is on the summit level, I don't think they can negotiate a

very concrete agenda.

So I think the best result would be to agree that abolishment is not an option at all."

And experts, both in Korea and the U.S., stress that if a renegotiation were to proceed, it

would have to be done bilaterally, with both countries on the same page.

"If you talk to economist like myself, we're for free trade and don't want barriers whether

they are monetary or non-monetary.

The more important issue is establishing trust between the two presidents.

I think especially Trump, he probably wants to gauge whether president Moon is with him

or close with China.

Establishing trust, that probably is the most important issue and task at this meeting."

Trade between the two nations is estimated to be worth over 100 billion U.S. dollars.

And beyond the money involved, the FTA reflects a strong commitment by Korea and the U.S.

to their alliance... based on their political, cultural and historical bonds.

So rather than putting limits on these exchanges, experts advise that any decision be reached

methodically... and on the basis of mutual understanding.

It would need to take into account both economic gains... and values that don't come with a

price tag.

Lee Unshin Arirang News.

For more infomation >> South Korea-U.S. FTA in balance ahead of Moon-Trump summit? - Duration: 5:33.

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Robocar Poli Save Us from Giant Centipede Despicable Me Surprise Eggs - Duration: 6:54.

Preview: Robocar Poli Save Us from Giant Centipede - Despicable Me Surprise Eggs

NomNom TOYS

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(Insect skittering sounds)

(Insect screech)

(Crash)

Help me!

(metal creaking)

(Crash)

(Despicable Me Minion screaming)

(Crash)

(screams)

Noooooo!

(Crash!)

(Dramatic Music)

(Crash)

Noooooo!

(Helicopter rotor)

(Uplifting music)

(Crashing and screams from below)

Help!

Minion: wahhhhh!

(Insect screech)

(Dramatic music)

*Radio beeping*

Helly: (radio) (inaudible)

Poli: (radio) 10-4 ... transport is on the way!

Helly: (radio) Roger!

(Car engine starting)

(Police siren)

(Crash)

(Car revving engine)

(Insect screech)

(Dramatic Music)

(Insect screech)

(Whack)

(Metallic thud)

(Thud)

(Thud)

Whack!

Whack! Whack!

Whack!

Whack! Whack!

Pow! Bam!

Whack!

Pow! Smack!

(screech)

Bap!

(Screech)

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Smack!

(screech)

Whack! Bam!

(screech)

(screech-screech)

(fireworks exploding)

Larry: Thank you very much!

Minion: Yippee!

Larry: (humming)

(metallic clinks)

(uplifting music)

(pop)

(children laughing in background)

Children: Yeah!

Felonius Gru: Haaa yah!

Yawww!

Wah!

(pop)

Minion: Woo ha ha ha!

Felonius Gru: Ha yaaa!

Minion: Woo ha ha ha!

Robocar Poli: Ha ha ha ha

For more infomation >> Robocar Poli Save Us from Giant Centipede Despicable Me Surprise Eggs - Duration: 6:54.

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S. Korea, U.S., Japanese leaders to meet on sidelines of G20 summit - Duration: 2:00.

Another meeting for the two leaders has already been arranged.

Come July, they will hold a trilateral summit with their Japanese counterpart on the sidelines

of the G20 Summit in Hamburg. According to our Kwon Jang-ho, other than

strengthening ties... North Korea issues will be front and center.

It has been confirmed that South Korea, the U.S. and Japan will hold a trilateral meeting

on the sidelines of next week's G20 summit in Germany.

Both Cheong Wa Dae and the White House confirmed on Thursday that President Trump has invited

Moon Jae-in and Shinzo Abe for a working dinner on July 6th.

It will be the first trilateral meeting since both Moon and Trump took office this year.

While several issues will be on the table, NORTH Korea is expected to dominate proceedings,

as the three leaders discuss how best to cooperate and tackle the regime's nuclear threat.

President Moon will be arriving in Germany a day earlier to meet with the German Chancellor

Angela Merkel in Berlin. Again North Korea will be high on the agenda,

with Moon not only looking to garner support to deal with the North Korea nuclear issue,

but also looking for understanding as South Korea continues its drive to re-engage with

the regime. The Blue House is also said to be working

to arrange other bilateral talks with China and Japan during Moon's time in Germany.

Meanwhile, the first face-to-face meeting between Donald Trump and Russian President

Vladimir Putin has also been confirmed for Hamburg as well.

With several thorny issues in the air, such as Russia's meddling in the 2016 elections,

Russia's occupation of Crimea, and the conflict in Syria, many will be closely watching how

Trump handles the proceedings, and how far he pushes Putin on those issues.

The president's national security advisor, H. R. McMaster, has said that so far there

is "no specific agenda" to the talks and that it will be "whatever the president wants to

talk about." Kwon Jang-Ho, Arirang News.

For more infomation >> S. Korea, U.S., Japanese leaders to meet on sidelines of G20 summit - Duration: 2:00.

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14 Ways The Internet Has CHANGED US FOREVER! - Duration: 11:48.

14 Ways The Internet Has Changed Us Forever

14.

Multitasking and the Human Brain The Internet has revolutionized every facet

of modern life.

In addition to the ubiquity of email and online streaming, the rise of social media over the

last fifteen years has drastically changed the way human beings communicate with one

another.

As a result, it is common for the average person to check their devices frequently or

to even have multiple screens running content or information simultaneously.

In many cases, without even noticing, the use of technology connected to the internet

has become addictive, leading many people to find themselves mentally unable to unplug.

It turns out the modern deluge of information flooding everyone's lives has a scientifically-proven

negative impact on the human brain.

According to many scientists, even after we cease multitasking activities involving technology,

a lack of focus on subsequent activities increases our dependency on technology.

Researchers at the National Institute of Drug Abuse have stated conclusively that unlike

physical addiction to alcohol or drugs, dependency on technology is more comparable to overeating

in that many people take a basic necessity and consume it to excess.

13.

The Decline of the Postal Service In 2006, the communication and financial services

company Western Union became the final American entity to cease the delivery of telegrams.

The internet was credited as the primary motivator behind the service's downfall, as email

rendered telegrams an irrelevant form of communication.

Despite its efficiency, the U.S. Postal Service is facing a similar fate.

While faxing and cell phone use have been contributing factors in the decline of postal

services, the prevalence of basic email, online chat networks and social media messaging collectively

render traditional "snail mail" less and less necessary.

Because of these and other factors, many Americans no longer check for mail on a daily basis.

This has created a decrease in the post office's value proposition, leading to the widescale

layoff of public employees and fewer days of mail delivery in some regions.

This all happens while we refresh our web pages in search of information our ancestors

had to wait weeks or even months for as it travelled slowly through the mail.

12.

Medical Consultation From mysterious symptoms to the common cold,

there was once a time when visits to the doctor or the local pharmacy could address almost

any ailment.

But unfortunately for those more prone to hypochondria, the internet has changed the

way we address health and wellness.

The original intent of online services like WebMD was for concerned patients to attain

an early understanding of their symptoms, which they could then follow up on when speaking

to a doctor.

But more frequently, WebMD and similar sites are relied upon for complete diagnosis.

This can lead to widespread confusion, as relatively basic health issues can be overblown

into much more severe conditions.

Even placing a symptom in a search engine like Google can lead a user down a rabbit

hole of misinformation and inadequate medical advice.

When in doubt, it's best to consult an in-person medical professional.

11.

The Rise of "Internet Fame" From makeup tutorials to gaming reviews to

video essays, the internet has made fame easier to achieve than ever before.

Because of popular video platforms like YouTube, relative unknowns are able to achieve superstardom

overnight from a single piece of content.

Others spend years cultivating a brand, building a view count and earning subscribers.

This has led to obscure, everyday folks with free accounts accruing showbiz representation,

record contracts, film and TV production deals, and huge success in fundraising for future

projects.

Sometimes, this type of fame can be accidental, as exemplified by funny videos or personal

appeals going viral.

It's clear that, in the digital age, the constant presence of recording devices can

make a celebrity out of anyone.

10.

Social Media With the rise of online social communities

like MySpace and Facebook in the early-to-mid 2000s, the manner through which we communicate

irreversibly changed.

With the ability to re-establish contact with almost anyone, events like high school reunions

became pointless.

Families and friend groups shared images, videos and stories with speed and efficiency

that had never before been possible.

Dating apps and sites altered the dynamic of romance and courtship among couples.

Blog sites provided platforms for awareness, activism and shared interests that were previously

unimaginable.

In an age of near-constant contact with the outside world in one form or another, human

beings have never been more connected than we are now.

9.

Digitized Archival Memory In addition to the information stored on social

media, the internet created a paradigm shift in data storage and backup.

Through the use of safe-keeping avenues like secure websites and the cloud, information

can be conserved in greater volume and for longer periods of time than if left in its

physical form.

A prime example of this is the storage and maintenance of medical records, which used

to be vulnerable to loss or miscategorization when maintained in old-fashioned filing systems.

But as more and more hospitals, universities and medical facilities began to digitize patient

records, the shift enabled improved care and the avoidance of potentially life-threatening

mistakes.

The benefits also extended to the law enforcement community, with police departments and intelligence

agencies all over the world now able to rapidly share decades-old evidence and case histories

with each other.

These new tools also have unsettling implications, especially when considering the existence

of digital libraries like the Internet Archive, which provides near-universal access to everything

ever posted online, including that embarrassing Facebook post from when you were in eighth

grade.

8.

The Decline of Print Journalism Beginning in 2000, print publications saw

an unprecedented decline in their readership.

The drop was far from an anomaly, as it quickly became clear those subscribers would not return.

In the first 15 years of the New Millennium, printed advertising revenue fell by 40 billion

dollars.

This proved to be a crippling blow to the medium.

The availability of news provided via digital platforms progressively made newspapers and

magazines irrelevant to the modern age.

As online and televised competitors continued to raise the bar by producing minute-to-minute

coverage, requiring consumers to wait for daily or weekly issues simply became unrealistic.

While some outlets have survived by establishing online editions or being overtaken by larger

conglomerates, many have ceased to operate.

7.

The Modern Music Industry After the peer-to-peer MP3 sharing website

Napster launched in 1999, music distribution was never the same.

While it did not survive in its original form, Napster's business model and commercial

appeal was quickly replicated by other cross-platform media distributors.

As more households acquired internet access over the following decade, music consumption

continued to defy the conventional approach of recording companies and labels.

This has led to widespread conflict and litigation.

Over the past few years, music streaming services like Spotify have suffered backlash over compensation

of artists for the use of their music, leading some of those artists to pull their content

from the applications.

Regardless of the ensuing controversies, the popularity of music sharing and streaming

signifies that it is here to stay, consistently forcing the music industry to adapt.

6.

Advertisement-Free Entertainment As video streaming sites like Netflix, Hulu

and Amazon Prime became more widely used, many people gave up their cable subscriptions

in favor of binge-viewing content on their own schedules.

This created an unparalleled crisis for traditional advertisers, many of whom had come to rely

on televised events to sell their products.

While major spectacles like sporting occasions and 24-hour news continue to draw viewers

to the established televised format, the partial shift in consumption has rattled corporate

sponsors in numerous ways.

To address the unwelcome loss of target demographics, corporate sponsors have inserted subtle forms

of product placement into TV shows and monetized media like YouTube videos with sporadic commercial-like

ads.

As viewership continues to grow more and more convenient, the commercials and advertisements

that many of us grew up with may eventually become antiquated reminders of an obsolete

sales formula.

5.

The Loss of Languages Conservative estimates indicate that at least

one language created by mankind reaches extinction every two weeks.

Of the over 7,000 languages currently spoken, an overwhelming majority of them are comprehended

by 100,000 people or less.

And many of those have never been properly documented or preserved.

While most experts consider language loss to be an inevitable repercussion of human

progress on Earth, it is widely believed that the Internet has greatly accelerated the process.

With only about 500 languages used in online spaces, reliance on the Internet has caused

many across the globe to leave their native languages behind in search of greater opportunity

and immersion with the international economy.

This trend tends to favor western nations, perhaps most noticeable in the general lack

of web content written in Hindi, despite the fact that it is a language spoken by over

310 million people.

4.

Online Banking and Bill Payment When the Internet surpassed visits to local

branches as the go-to option for banking, customers found themselves relieved of the

threat of dealing with long lines, temperamental tellers or inconvenient business hours.

This change reaches beyond everyday convenience, as complex processes like applying for mortgages

and loans can now be done online.

As a result, the entire financial system has had to adjust to the new technological landscape.

But as sensitive information continually reaches the digital domain, larger numbers of people

have become vulnerable to identity theft and the loss of their savings.

While many different safeguards have been introduced as new threats continue to emerge,

the ability of banks to maintain the trust of their customers is no longer as certain

as it was before the dawn of the Internet.

3.

Online Shopping and Its Effect on Retail As reliance on digital resources has expanded

over the past ten years, the retail industry has suffered deeply.

Unable to keep up with the appeal of online competitors, retailers like JCPenney have

been forced to lay off thousands of their employees.

This occurs as companies like Amazon open up new warehouses that bring jobs of different

skill levels with them in service of an ever-expanding customer base that chooses to pick out items

from the comfort of home.

The tilt from in-person shopping to online shopping is happening at a faster rate than

most economic experts originally expected.

The term widely applied to this shift is known as "creative destruction," the process

by which modern industrial enterprises replace those incapable of maintaining pace with a

changing market.

If the slide in favor of at-home shopping continues at its present rate, as many economists

expect it will, traditional retail venues like shopping malls may soon become shuttered

ghost towns.

As retail companies continue to face a choice between increased productivity or insolvency,

the effects of the Internet on this once-sprawling industry have become devastatingly clear.

2.

The Slow Disappearance of Libraries and Encyclopedias While public and school-based libraries still

exist, their function and use to the communities they serve has changed significantly.

Since most people can buy, rent or check out books online, or even read them entirely on

a digital platform, the traditional need for libraries has been eroded.

Today, many libraries serve the purpose of providing free Internet access to students

or individuals unable to afford web access at home.

This has turned these libraries into venues for use of the very thing that has driven

their slide towards irrelevance - the Internet.

Furthermore, the days of relying on encyclopedias to write research papers are most certainly

over.

Due to the ability of online educational resources to provide up-to-date information regarding

an almost endless range of subjects, bound volume encyclopedias now seem like an outdated

reminder of what the research and fact-finding process used to be.

1.

Self-Medication Through Technology According to a 2009 survey conducted by the

Pew Research Center, an estimated three fourths of Internet users turned to the web to relieve

stress or fear related to the fallout from the 2008 Financial Crisis.

It turns out this occurrence is not isolated to the repercussions of one chain of events.

According to medical experts, the psychological and emotional lift that comes from switching

on or logging in has proven short-term benefits to those experiencing exterior anxieties.

But just like with regular medication, the danger comes when the resource is overused.

Addiction to media is a known ailment that can harm both creativity and a sense of self-worth.

In the same way television, along with theatre and literature before it, provided hope to

those down on their luck, it is also apparent that Internet use can provide us with the

sense of belonging we need in the moments when we feel most isolated.

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President Moon now closer to U.S., distancing himself from North Korea: Haley - Duration: 0:38.

The U.S. ambassador to the United Nations says President Moon Jae-in has made "good

strides" toward the United States, while distancing himself from North Korea.

Nikki Haley made the remarks at a Senate hearing this week... where she also said, issues over

the deployment of the THAAD missile defense system on the Korean Peninsula would work

themselves out.

However, she sounded an alert... saying President Trump is likely to take action, if Seoul backtracks

on its THAAD agreement with the U.S. Haley also called for more pressure on North

Korea, warning the regime could be closer to developing an ICBM than some might think.

For more infomation >> President Moon now closer to U.S., distancing himself from North Korea: Haley - Duration: 0:38.

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Presidents of South Korea, U.S. discuss "new trade deal" over Bibimbap dinner at White House - Duration: 2:52.

We begin with the South Korean President's visit to Washington.

A dinner complete with one of Korea's most popular dish Bibimbap prepared at the White

House, proved to be a good ice-breaker for the two leaders.

Reportedly they did more than just get better acquainted... even touching on trade issues.

Moon Connyoung starts us off with the prelude to the official bilateral summit.

No drama, no buzz.

Just a nice handshake and pleasantries.

The very first meeting between South Korean President Moon Jae-in and his U.S. counterpart

Donald Trump - perhaps to the disappointment of many who had hoped to see some sort of

a drama play out before global audience - couldn't have been any smoother.

Before the closed-to-the-media dinner, the U.S. president anticipated an engaging discussion

with his South Korean counterpart.

"Discussing with our people, some of the complexities of North Korea, trade, and other things, and

we will be discussing them all, as we progress, it could be very well late- evening, we very

much respect you and we very much respect the people of South Korea."

Over a nicely prepared course meal and definitely carefully selected menu - the main dish of

the evening being Korean traditional dish, Bibimbap made with South Carolina-produced

long grains - the two leaders agreed to together establish peace on the Korean peninsula and

achieve economic prosperity based on steadfast South Korea, U.S. alliance.

"The two leaders held constructive discussions on various issues surrounding the Korean peninsula.

The talks were frank, candid, and serious all the way through but I would like to ask

for your understanding as I cannot disclose the details based on an agreement between

the two countries."

The senior Blue House official added that President Moon told his U.S. counterpart that

"if President Trump resolves North Korea's nuclear problem, it would be a great success

that no other U.S. president has ever been able to do before, and Mr. Trump would become

a great president."

Meanwhile, minutes after saying good night to South Korea's first couple, President Trump

tweeted that he had just wrapped up a good meeting with South Korean president and that

the two discussed many things including North Korea and a *new trade deal.

When asked about this *new trade deal, Mr. Moon's press team avoided giving a clear answer

alluding to a possible announcement by the two leaders after their official bilateral

summit Friday morning.

"As they say you grow fond eating together.

Wine and dine.

Those things, the two presidents did today and on the eve of the first bilateral summit

between the two leaders, the mood here isn't bad at all.

Reporting from the U.S capital, Moon Connyoung, Arirang News."

For more infomation >> Presidents of South Korea, U.S. discuss "new trade deal" over Bibimbap dinner at White House - Duration: 2:52.

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#159 - US-80 W - West Monroe & Claiborne, Louisiana - Duration: 11:26.

Welcome back to 504 Road Trips! Today, we continue our trip west on US Highway 80, beginning

in Ouachita Parish at the border between Monroe and West Monroe, Louisiana. As we cross the

Ouachita River, we enter the city of West Monroe. The two cities are often referred

to as the Twin Cities of Northeast Louisiana. West Monroe has an estimated population of

12,922. The mayor, Dave Norris, was elected in July of 1978, and is in his tenth term.

West Monroe is also the home of the stars of the A&E show Duck Dynasty, and is the headquarters

for the related Duck Commander line of hunting merchandise.

We leave the city of West Monroe, and enter the census designated place of Claiborne,

which has a population of 9,830 as of the 2000 census. The community is named for William

C. C. Claiborne, who served as the first non-colonial governor of Louisiana, from 1812 to 1816.

We conclude today's drive as we leave the community of Claiborne. Thanks for watching.

Please subscribe, give us a thumbs-up, share, comment below, follow us on Facebook and Twitter,

and join us for our next 504 Road Trip!

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US preparing for 'IMMEDIATE' military action against North Korea, Trump war chief says - DAILY NEWS - Duration: 3:10.

US preparing for 'IMMEDIATE' military action against North Korea, Trump war chief

says DONALD Trump's security advisor has said

the US is considering taking military action to deal with the nuclear threat of North Korea.

HR McMaster, Trump's national security advisor, said military options are ready to be presented

to the US President in light of recent provocations.

Speaking at a security conference in Washington DC on Wednesday, he derided the "failed

approach" of diplomacy with the totalitarian state.

He said: "The threat is much more immediate now and so it's clear that we can't repeat

the same approach – failed approach of the past.

"The President has directed us to not do that and to prepare a range of options, including

a military option, which nobody wants to take."

He said to continue along the same path with supreme leader Kim Jong-un and expect different

results would be lunacy.

He added: "What we have to do is prepare all options because the President has made

clear to us that he will not accept a nuclear power in North Korea and a threat that can

target the United States and target the American population."

"Denuclearization of the peninsula is the only appropriate and acceptable solution."

Two US military officials told CNN military options are ready to be offered to Trump if

North Korea continues testing nuclear weapons.

McMaster made the comments one day ahead of Trump's meeting with South Korean President

Moon Jae-in in Washington.

He said the visit could pave the way for a new approach to the North Korea crisis.

He said: "There's recognition that there has to be more pressure on the regime.

"I think what you'll see in coming days and weeks are efforts to do that."

In response, North Korean UN deputy ambassador Kim In Ryong said the communist nation will

not back down in the face of threats.

Speaking at a UN summit, he said Pyongyang will continue to "build up nuclear forces"

to "to defend the sovereignty of the country".

The war of words comes after North Korea publicly gave an order for the South Korean President

to be killed over an alleged plot to assassinate Kim Jong-un.

For more infomation >> US preparing for 'IMMEDIATE' military action against North Korea, Trump war chief says - DAILY NEWS - Duration: 3:10.

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South Korea, U.S. and Japan to have joint dinner on sidelines of G20 summit - Duration: 0:37.

It has been confirmed that South Korea, the United States and Japan will hold a trilateral

meeting on the sidelines of next week's G20 summit in Germany.

Officials say Presidents Moon Jae-in, Donald Trump and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will be

sitting down for a working dinner next Thursday, July 6th, in Hamburg.

It was set upon the invitation of President Trump and has been confirmed by both Cheong

Wa Dae and the White House.

While the occasion will serve to strengthen trilateral ties, many watchers believe the

leaders will discuss cooperation in addressing North Korea issues.

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