Cong Minh blog: Youtube daily but Oct 2 2018

Good morning.

Many regions had the chilliest morning of the season today including here in the capital.

In fact Daegwallyeong in Gangwon-do Province had the first frost of the season.

But daily highs will rise fast leading to wide temperature gaps.

Plenty of autumn sunshine will make today the perfect day to go for an afternoon stroll.

Seoul and Chuncheon will get up to 22 degrees Celsius.

It'll be 23 degrees for other major cities.

Tomorrow is National Foundation Day here in Korea... the weather looks promising for the

national holiday.

Meanwhile, southern regions will see showers for the latter half of the week.

With that, let's take a look at the international weather for viewers around the world.

Pleasant weather is in store under clear blue skies in South Korea, many parts of North

Korea will also be under bright skies.

The 25th typhoon of the season, Super Typhoon Kong-rey, could pose a danger to Japan's Ryukyu

Islands later this week, Korea might also be affected by the typhoon.

Those in Sydney should enjoy the sun while you can, rain is in store for the end of the

week.

Heading to North America, the D.C area should see a warm October.

As for South America, the sunshine comes back to Rio de Janeiro with scorching highs.

Taking you to Europe,.. Stockholm, Berlin and Moscow will be rainy with quite chilly

temperatures.

Lastly to Africa, Algiers will have a rainy Tuesday.

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Clear autumn skies but cooler than norms _ 100218 - Duration: 1:41.

Good afternoon.

Many regions had the chilliest morning of the season including here in the capital.

In fact Daegwallyeong in Gangwon-do Province had the first frost of the season.

But daily highs will rise fast leading to wide temperature gaps.

Plenty of autumn sunshine will make today the perfect day to go for an afternoon stroll.

Seoul and Chuncheon will get up to 22 degrees Celsius.

It'll be 23 degrees for other major cities.

Tomorrow is National Foundation Day here in Korea... the weather looks promising for the

national holiday.

Meanwhile, southern regions will see showers for the latter half of the week.

With that, let's take a look at the international weather for viewers around the world.

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Anyone But Me: "10 Years, 10 Questions" Episode 2 - Duration: 8:04.

I learned I was going to be a part of Anyone But Me very very early on in my

career. And I think I was I think I was doing a terrible job of being a stage

manager on on a show which was also not going anywhere and and I was so so

thankful to like have an excuse to be like "I'm sorry I think I might not be

able to make all of these performances anymore you have to replace me." because I

was not very talented in that arena, at all, so I was very very grateful for that.

Do I have a favorite episode for my character? So I have a favorite moment

and it's so specific and small. The moment that Archibald and I are

recording in I think it was the Principal's office

we... he was doing like a shout out and I was doing a little promo for the play

that we were gonna be doing at school The Seagull I think it was. And in just

those few minutes you can see like the awkward tension between us and you know

I think it was like the first time we kind of like sit down next to each other

in the chair and I was watching it and thinking oh my gosh like I can sense

that static energy between the two of us and it was just such a cute tender

honest moment I remember feeling that way when I had a crush on a boy in high

school and so I think that's like probably my favorite moment at least to

watch back.

Hey.

So what should I say? Elisabeth: Just give a shout out about the play.

Um. Here's a little shout-out to y'all.

You probably know the drama club is putting on... Elisabeth: "The Seagull"

Archibald: "The Seagull"

And Elisabeth Matthews is here to give me the skinny.

I'm really psyched about our first production.

Oh and it's not about a bird that's just a symbol.

It's about people trying to figure out their relationships and it's a story

about well love.

When I auditioned for "Anyone But Me" I really don't think I'd

done any on camera before, I don't know. But it was something

new and exciting and who knew what it was going to be you know like a

web series , what's that?

I'm sure that my first thought when I saw the first

episode of "Anyone But Me" is what is going on with my hair. And then I

mean at the time like web series really hardly existed or I hadn't seen a lot of

them so I think I was probably struck by like how much it looked like TV and I

was really excited by it and I loved it.

I think there were a lot of realizations for Aster throughout the series.

At different times.

Obviously with her therapist um played by the lovely Liza Weil there were

realizations that happen in every one of those sessions that I thought were

really cool especially because we got to see you know a little glimpse of Aster's

relationship with her parents who we never get to meet. And I think that those

things really fed into the way that Aster behaved with Vivian and treated the

relationship with Vivian. So those were a lot of fun to play and I think

especially the last therapy session in season 3 where it's

like you know all these things are happening I'm thinking about my future

life but also I miss Vivian and what does that mean and there was a turning

point there where it was like I have to go back and see her. So I think that

was pretty major.

When you went to LA was there anything you were going towards?

What do you mean?

Well you chose a place you found a way to get there

What do you think you might've been looking for other than escape?

Something new.

A new version of yourself maybe?

I'm going out on a limb here but I'm

guessing that not being with Vivian is only one of the things that's different

about you.

I feel older.

Is that a good feeling?

I like it.

And it kind of scares me.

Smart girl. I'm big on two opposite

feelings occupying the same space at the same time well, actually my job depends

on it.

But the one that always stands out to me, from an audience standpoint

not even from having played it but from an audience standpoint is the finale of

season 2 because every time I've watched back like to my performance I was like

highly agitated. It was just Aster reaching complete boiling point and

doing something super impulsive that I think is totally within her character

but that we hadn't seen go to that point yet and it obviously set the tone for

the next several months of her life in their lives. So I guess I'd probably have

to say that that moment of like the watching the kiss between Sophie and

Vivian and then deciding in a split second I'm gonna go make out with Jamie

and I'm gonna blow this whole thing up.

Sorry. Aster: Not your fault.

It had to happen.

She'd be crazy to give you up for Sophie.

I thought you were into her?

She's cool but I don't waste my time on straight girls.

I like that. I like not wasting time.

Okay when I saw the first episode edited, I was just first of all I knew then I

was in really good hands with Tina as the director and these actors who

were so like camera-ready and some of them had never done any film work or

you know had experience with with camera. And I just I just thought this you know

this is this is very cool you know they're gonna be great and they may have

had some insecurities... we pulled it off.

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Died of a Heart Attack, But Was He the Father? (Full Episode) | Paternity Court - Duration: 17:04.

You may be seated.

Hello, Your Honor.

Hello.

~~This is the case of~~ ~~Beversdorf v. James.~~

Thank you, Jerome. Good day, everyone.

AUDIENCE: Good day.

Ms. Beversdorf, you have opened your case against Ms. James

to prove that her deceased son Darryl

is the biological father of your four-year-old son Dakari.

You say that once you prove paternity,

Mrs. James better accept you both

or she will never see Dakari again.

Mrs. James, you say that your deceased son

had constant doubt about the paternity of Dakari

and you know he's not your grandchild.

You state that you asked the plaintiff to take a DNA test

three times, but Ms. Beversdorf refused.

You have come to clear your son's name.

Ms. Beversdorf, you say that this paternity denial is affecting your son.

Explain.

BEVERSDORF: They just...

It's the whole denial thing that's affecting my child and me.

They don't accept him, they don't accept me.

I'm just ready for him to have acceptance, love.

I want it to be real, not fake.

I want him to... You know what I'm saying?

That's all family, everybody's family.

Not just my side, not just their side.

I want it to be genuine.

And I just know once I get these test results,

it will be genuine.

And everybody will really know the truth.

I want him to know, and to really have proof, that that is his father.

I'd never want him to doubt that.

And I know...

JAMES: We would not have to have proof,

if we wouldn't have had the doubts.

The doubts were brought because of you.

(AUDIENCE GASPS)

Yeah, but...

JUDGE LAKE: Mrs. James.

First, I'm sorry for the loss of your son.

Thank you.

I am, and I would like to know...

You say the doubts were brought because of Ms. Beversdorf?

Yes, because of the relationship that they'd beheld,

in the time that he was with her.

Then they always fighting, breaking up,

her seeing other people in between the breakup.

~~BEVERSDORF:~~ ~~Nobody has proof of that though.~~

I've never been seen with anybody else.

I've never been with anybody else.

(TALKING OVER EACH OTHER)

You were gone. You gone two weeks,

and I'm like, "Where's Cayla?"

No, I was gone two weeks.

Where?

With someone...

With my sister. At my sister's house.

And when my son came to your house,

she came outside to talk to him,

but she wouldn't let him in the house,

and she made him leave.

WOMAN: Oh...

Do you remember that incident, Ms. Beversdorf?

BEVERSDORF: No.

I know who my baby dad is. I know.

And I'm just so ready to prove it.

JAMES: Well, I don't.

How long where you together, you and Mr. Stevenson?

BEVERSDORF: Four and a half years.

~~JAMES:~~ ~~I don't know nothing about four and a half years, Your Honor.~~

(AUDIENCE EXCLAIMS)

...because I never knew her name

until the day he brought her to us

And then after he brought her to us...

One year... Next year, she... We got a baby.

So the day he brought you to meet...

Brought her to meet you,

he introduced her as his girlfriend?

Yes.

JUDGE LAKE: Okay.

JAMES: They had broken up in two weeks.

She was gone, and then she came back.

The next week...

I was already pregnant, Your Honor.

I was already pregnant.

She came back, Your Honor, and now they're telling me that she was pregnant.

And you want me to say, "Well, okay"?

I was already pregnant when me and him split up for the two weeks.

But I mean, respectfully, how does Mrs. James know that?

JAMES: Correct, because you and him, they'd had a fight.

Her and him had a fight. She leaves for a couple of weeks.

Comes back. Next thing I know... Son...

Her and my son, sitting in my kitchen, telling me she's pregnant.

And I'm looking like, "By who?"

(AUDIENCE LAUGHING)

So he's like, "Mom, we're gonna have this baby."

I'm like, "Okay, son.

"I'm with you, whatever it is you're doing."

He says, "Mom, until I find out it's not mine,

"that is what... I'm gonna stick by her."

But if you don't know that that's your child,

why are you in the hospital?

Why does he have your last name?

JAMES: Because he loved you!

~~BEVERSDORF:~~ ~~Why did he cut the umbilical cord?~~

Why do all that, if that's not your job?

~~JUDGE LAKE:~~ ~~Did he sign the birth certificate?~~

~~JAMES:~~ ~~No.~~

BEVERSDORF: No, because when the nurse came in...

No.

When the nurse came in to the hospital room,

he was at home, taking a shower, getting clothed.

He only left the hospital for maybe two and a half hours.

And so, for the two and a half hours he left,

was the one time that they came in with the birth certificate

for him to...

La-di-da!

(AUDIENCE LAUGHING)

JUDGE LAKE: And so, did he...

So when he came back to the hospital, did you say to him,

"Hey, babe, you missed the birth certificate"?

BEVERSDORF: That's when I called him...

And then he...

I said, "Hey, you missed the birth certificate signing,

"but she's gonna come back to our room for you to sign it."

He said, "Okay."

By that time, we were so excited bringing in the new baby,

we didn't even remember about the birth certificate.

JAMES: I asked him prior...

Almost two weeks to him dying

to sign that birth certificate because...

She didn't know when he was gonna die.

I didn't. I'm just saying.

She did not know.

I wanted... And you know that I told him.

So two weeks prior, that has nothing to do with that.

JUDGE LAKE: No, no, no. What she's saying is...

She doesn't have to know the date he was going to pass away.

Correct!

She's saying up until two weeks before it happened,

She had been saying...

JAMES: To him.

"Are you going to sign that birth certificate?"

"Son, you need to sign that birth certificate

"in case something happens."

And you know you've heard me tell him that.

I've told him that in front of you.

Why didn't he...

JUDGE LAKE: So even though he expressed doubts to you,

it was still your position, Ms. James,

that he needs to go sign that birth certificate

in case anything happened?

Yes, Your Honor, for the simple fact of

now, I have tried to get his DNA. Three times!

BEVERSDORF: She never tried three times.

JAMES: Yes I have, Your Honor!

You know why she don't know about the three times?

She never tried to get no DNA test.

Because she never shows up.

(AUDIENCE EXCLAIMS)

JUDGE LAKE: What happened?

She never met me nowhere. We never even...

I didn't have to meet you nowhere.

She never called. She never told me anything.

I told you where the place was.

JUDGE LAKE: Mrs. James...

Take me through each time.

You say, three times.

JAMES: Yes, Your Honor.

Tell me about the first time.

JAMES: Okay, Your Honor.

The first time that I recall telling Cayla,

about getting the DNA, my son had

crossed over, he had died.

In the process of him dying, Your Honor,

two weeks, I told her, "Go get his Social Security."

Then we went down there,

they told us, "We need his DNA,

"so that we can, uh, prove that he was his,

"because he didn't sign the birth certificate."

Why would I deny that?

If I'm so confident, why would I deny...

Why didn't you come and...

It doesn't make sense, Your Honor.

I would never deny a DNA test when I'm so confident

to come on here to prove about my son's father.

JUDGE LAKE: So you're saying you've never even been asked.

No!

JAMES: Your Honor, that's a lie!

BEVERSDORF: Never! I've never been asked.

So...

I wouldn't deny it if I was asked.

I would never deny that.

Just like I didn't deny coming out here.

But Mrs. James is saying you...

JAMES: You brought us out here, because I told you

I was not gonna put him

on my 401k,

and now that my brother has died...

I brought them on here...

I wasn't gonna put him on my insurance.

...because my father actually watches your show every day.

And since I wasn't gonna put him on my insurance,

you got mad...

(AUDIENCE GROANING)

...because you felt like he needed Darryl's money.

So, Mrs. James, tell me about

the second time you requested a DNA test.

I've heard about the first time.

Tell me about the second.

She never requested a second time.

Yes, I did, Your Honor.

(LAUGHS)

On a Monday...

Over the weekend or whatever,

this particular second time,

I asked her, "Hey, let's go

"through legal aid, help us..."

Somebody to get us DNA

so we can get Social Security started.

We were supposed to do the test, like, Tuesday or Wednesday.

I didn't see her till Friday.

She allowed me to take Dakari,

with me to see the brother that just passed.

We was probably gone a week.

I'd say, over a week.

And I decided I wasn't gonna be a mother.

Because I was retired.

So I got money, I could sit on my butt and enjoy it.

Okay.

So, she says, "When are you all coming home?"

They were never supposed to go to Omaha. They were...

You knew I wanted to go see my brother.

They were never supposed to go to Omaha.

Your Honor...

She kept my son for like, two and a half weeks...

I surely did!

I surely did, Your Honor.

And that Sunday that she brought him,

either she was gonna bring me my child Sunday...

I sure did.

...or I was gonna call...

You did call the police on us!

Child Protection Services.

No, I didn't. You don't even have a case.

If I would have called the police,

you would have a case against you.

For taking, kidnapping my child

for two and a half weeks.

JUDGE LAKE: All right.

If this was my son's son...

If this were my seed, I should have some kind of...

Of paperwork...

That's why we're here today.

(TALKING OVER EACH OTHER)

JUDGE LAKE: Oh! So, hold on, hold on, I want to understand this.

So once you took the baby to visit

when your brother passed away

after all of the issue of, "Bring him back," and...

You said the police was called, you felt like...

"If this is gonna be my grandbaby,

"I need to have something..."

JAMES: Paperwork.

"...that shows this is my son's child,

"so it's not like I just went and got somebody's baby."

Right!

I didn't know about no test, Your Honor.

BEVERSDORF: I would have...

Darryl's money...

But I've never, ever...

...don't go to Kari unless he's Kari's.

My insurance...

The money wasn't an issue. Why would I wait until four and a half years later?

My son's four and a half years old.

JAMES: That's right!

Why would I wait this long about some money?

JUDGE LAKE: Ms. Beversdorf, with all due respect,

that's exactly what Mrs. James is saying.

If you are so sure,

and you know this is his baby,

why wait four and a half years...

Because I was never asked about a DNA test

before I...

Why should I have to ask you?

JUDGE LAKE: But if you weren't asked, even if...

Yeah, but she says she asked me three times. She never asked me once.

I just asked you this year!

JUDGE LAKE: Listen, listen...

Okay.

The point is that even if you disagree with the assertion

that she's making,

that she asked you to take DNA tests,

even if you say, "No, you never asked me that."

Why have you not asked,

and why have you not pursued?

Because I know who his dad is.

It's not that serious. A piece of paper

doesn't determine if he's my son's father or not, because I know...

It does legally!

...that he's my son's father.

For her...

It does legally!

...it might mean the world.

Yeah!

But to me, and I know who my son's father is...

Then I don't have to get a piece of paper saying,

oh, that this is his... I know who it is.

JUDGE LAKE: And so you have no doubt in your mind...

No, not one.

...Mr. Stevenson is Dakari's biological father.

No doubt.

Not one doubt in my entire mind.

Well, I do.

Not one doubt.

That's why we're here. 'Cause she doubts.

JAMES: We surely are.

We didn't get to the third time, but we're not...

(JAMES AND BEVERSDORF TALKING OVER EACH OTHER)

Why didn't she write you? Why was it all me?

If she's so determined to get a DNA test,

why was it me who wrote you, the one person who can help?

Why was it me?

JAMES: Your Honor, ask her...

Ask her when did we go to the Social Security office together?

Did you go to the Social Security office together?

To see about getting Social Security started.

When we went there, they told me that I would need a DNA test,

but because he doesn't have any real brothers...

Because he doesn't have any real brothers,

that they cannot go through the mom,

that they'd have to go through a real brother or sister,

but he doesn't have any real brothers or sisters.

So then they... That put a halt on me even getting Social Security.

They didn't say anything about giving her a DNA test.

Nothing about that. They said he doesn't have any...

JUDGE LAKE: But you...

But you did meet about getting a DNA test.

BEVERSDORF: We met about getting Social Security.

We never met about getting DNA...

Which, a requirement is to have a DNA test.

JAMES: All right! Your Honor. Your Honor.

I don't have it with me, and I wish I had it...

But that's because, she lives with me in my home,

and, when she came...

She lives with you now?

JAMES: Yes!

AUDIENCE: What?

Whoa!

Temporarily.

Mrs. James, why...

Why did you take Ms. Beversdorf in, if you don't believe

Dakari is your son's biological child?

By gosh, no!

It don't have nothing to do with that.

My son loved her and that baby.

And if there's anything in this world that I can do,

for that kid

not to feel

any kind of difference...

He already got a strike against him.

Then I did what I felt was right in my heart.

That sounds good, but...

JAMES: And that was taking him in.

JAMES: It's her I don't want.

If there's a legal battle to the point that he is ours,

then I feel they'll give me

certain visitation rights, without her.

Oh, you are hoping that there are grandparent rights...

JAMES: I don't know, Your Honor.

...in your state.

Your Honor, I'm really just hoping that he's ours.

I'm really hoping he's ours.

Because I am not sure that he is our child.

(AUDIENCE EXCLAIMS)

I'm just not sure.

There's just nothing else you can tell me...

There's nothing you can tell me, until you open that envelope, that he's ours.

So the truth is, you're hoping

that Dakari is your grandchild,

but because of the doubts your son expressed to you openly,

before his passing, you have doubt.

Because you were told by him that he had doubt.

JAMES: Yeah.

And you were told by him

that the reason why he did not execute that birth certificate

for 11 months is because he didn't know.

It wasn't 110%...

JUDGE LAKE: He loved them,

but he didn't know.

He loved her, which means...

He knew.

Well, my mom said,

you take the big cookie, you take all the crumbs that go with it.

(AUDIENCE EXCLAIMING AND APPLAUDING)

JUDGE LAKE: Well...

That's a word for church today.

Take the big cookie, you take all the crumbs that go along with it.

I'm gonna use that again. Uh... Jerome?

JEROME: Yes.

With that said...

Let's get the results.

Yeah, Judge.

(AUDIENCE APPLAUDING)

Here you go.

Okay.

These results were prepared by DNA Diagnostics

and they read as follows.

Because there wasn't a blood card

available to test the DNA of the deceased, Darryl Stevenson,

we performed a DNA test

with his surviving parent Jacquelyn James.

With that being said,

the results determine if there is

a viable relationship between the child

Dakari Stevenson and Jacquelyn James.

~~In the case of~~ ~~Beversdorf v. James,~~

when it comes to four-year-old Dakari Stevenson...

It has been determined by this court,

the percentage of relatedness between

Mrs. Jacquelyn James and Dakari is...

Ninety-nine percent. You are related.

(AUDIENCE APPLAUDING)

(CRYING) I'm sorry, Cayla.

I'm sorry. I really am sorry.

I'm sorry. This is all we got...

I'm sorry, Your Honor. Thank you.

There's no more doubts.

No more doubt.

JAMES: That's the only grandbaby I got.

~~AUDIENCE:~~ ~~Aww...~~

'Cause, you don't know, Your Honor, that was

a blessing, all by itself.

The burden of the last couple of years looking at him,

wanting him to be ours,

'cause of all the animosity that I had against her,

was because I wasn't sure.

JUDGE LAKE: We could see that.

And even without being sure,

you still tried to do the right thing,

by opening your home to her and Dakari.

And most importantly, even though you all

might fuss and fight, or whatever it may be,

we could still see the love you have for that child.

This is a turning point.

We've now turned the page to a new chapter.

And I would like to know, Ms. James,

if you would like to see your grandson...

JAMES: I would.

...in my chambers

because you now know it is

your grandson.

A hundred percent.

And I'm sure he would love to see his mommy and his nana.

JAMES: Without fighting.

Without fighting.

(AUDIENCE APPLAUDING)

Right? All right.

I'm gonna have Jerome go and get him,

and I will meet you all in my chambers, all right?

JAMES: Thank you, Your Honor.

Court is adjourned.

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Husband Tells Wife 'My Word Is The Law' – But He'S Not Prepared For Her Brilliant Comeback - Duration: 1:40.

Whenever a couple moves in together, it can be a bit of an adjustment.

A lot of couples struggle with who will pay for what or how they will set up the furniture,

but there's also the question of who will do what.

Divvying up the chores can be tough when both people have different ideas about their roles

in the relationship.

But when they listen to advice from others over their own partner, it can get even worse.

Like in this humorous situation about a husband and wife.

The husband reads what he feels is an empowering book and quickly announces some new house

rules.

But what he does not expect is that his wife would react quite the way she does.

Although it's not a true story, it's funny as can be, so I just had to share it here.

Read the hilarious story below:

The husband had just finished reading a new book entitled, "You Can Be The Man Of Your

House."

He stormed to his wife in the kitchen and announced, "From now on, you need to know

that I am the man of this house and my word is law.

You will prepare me a gourmet meal tonight, and when I am finished eating my meal, you

will serve me a sumptuous dessert.

After dinner, you are going to go upstairs with me and we will have the kind of fun that

I want.

Afterwards, you are going to draw me a bath so I can relax.

You will wash my back, towel me dry, and bring me my robe.

Then, you will massage my feet and hands.

Then tomorrow, guess who's going to dress me and comb my hair?"

The wife replied, "The funeral director would be my first guess."

Was not that funny?

Share if it made you laugh!

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Meghan's half-sister apologises but says she could've done one thing to end feud - Duration: 3:12.

Meghan Markle's half-sister apologised for their feud on TV today – then suffered a mauling by angry viewers in a call-in

Samantha Markle, 53, arrived in London hoping to make personal contact with the royals and "hopefully move forward with peaceful resolve"

She appeared on Jeremy Vine on Channel 5 and was challenged on why she has been so insulting to Meghan – calling her "Duch-ass", "Duchess of Nonsense" and "Cruella de Vil"

Samantha replied: "[My father] was being ignored. We were hoping that private channels would be used

When they failed we went public." She claimed she was attacking the Duchess of Suffolk in a bizarre bid to bring her family "closer"

Vine pointed out that given her behaviour, Meghan "would be well advised to pull up the drawbridge on the royal castles and not see you"

She said: "Is it more insulting that people respond to feeling disregard and feeling ignored or is it best that everyone continue saying nothing? "So I thought in the beginning, when we spoke publicly, I thought we were being open-hearted and favourable and that fell on deaf ears and the media turned it into something it's not

" Defending her attacks on Meghan, who has not spoken to their father Thomas, 74, since she wed Prince Harry, she said: "The bottom line is you should reach out to Dad

There's no excuse for continuing and ignoring. I thought the British people would understand

"Families can be this way when there's confusion and when people are hurt. So, moving forward, I apologise and I wish things could be different

" She admitted she should not have used the phrase "Duch-ass" and asked if she would apologise, she said: "To my sister, absolutely, and to Harry as well and the royal family

" And she added the entire rift could have been "nipped in the bud" had the Markles been invited to the wedding in May

But when Samantha – who has multiple sclerosis and uses a wheelchair – took part in a phone-in later, viewers slammed her

Lindsay from Leeds said she should have been "stopped at border control", while Chris from Kent said: "All we've seen is the hate you've spewed

If you actually love your sister this should have been done in private, not on social media, or going on television

" Thomas pulled out of walking Meghan down the aisle due to ill health – and being caught staging photos with the paparazzi for cash

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Atiku: I Celebrated APC's Change Promise, But Now I Know It Is Hollow And Empty - Duration: 5:59.

Atiku Abubakar, presidential aspirant on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), has berated the "promise of change" of the All Progressives Congress (APC), which he admitted to initially celebrating when it was championed in 2015.

According to the former Vice-President, three years after the "change" initiative was championed, it "has been seen for what it is; a hollow and empty promise devoid of meaning and the incapacity of the promisor to deliver on his promises".

He stated this in a statement on Monday on Nigeria's 58th Independence Anniversary. He also aimed a slight shade at President Muhammadu Buhari for his comment that Nigeria's youth are lazy.

"Nigerian youth are not lazy as some have said. They are desirous of working, but there is a dearth of jobs," he said.

58th Independence Anniversary: Our Youth Gives Us Hope of a Better Tomorrow. My dear fellow citizens of our great nation Nigeria,.

On this occasion of our 58th Independence Anniversary, I bring you glad tidings. Although I am not glad about the state of our nation today, I am hopeful of a better tomorrow.

You may ask why I am not glad. It should be obvious. A mere three years ago, we were the third fastest growing economy in the world.

As I write this to you today, our fortunes have reversed to the point where we are now the world headquarters for extreme poverty, according to the World Poverty Clock and the World Economic Forum.

The promise of change, which many Nigerians, myself included, celebrated three years ago, has been seen for what it is, a hollow and empty promise devoid of meaning and the incapacity of the promisor to deliver on his promises.

Yet, I am hopeful, as you and your family should be. The indomitable Nigerian spirit gives me hope.

Our youth, like the five girls from Regina Pacis Secondary School Onitsha, Anambra state, who won the 2018 World Technovation Challenge in the Silicon Valley, give us hope.

Bright Nigerian youth, like Israel Zakari Galadima from Borno State, who emerged ‎the best overall student in the 2018 Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board's University Matriculation Examinations (UME) after scoring 364, make us hopeful for the future.

At the beginning of the year, we were shocked as a nation, by news from the National Bureau of Statistics, that 7.9 million Nigerians had lost their jobs in just 21 months.

We were further shaken by the fact that Nigeria had overtaken India as the nation with the largest out of school children population in the world, even though India has seven times our population.

We were further warned by one of the world's largest banks, HSBC, that our economy faces challenges if we do not make certain personnel changes in the near future. These warnings were also corroborated by the world's foremost economic magazine, The Economist.

Indeed, this was not the Nigeria our founding fathers visualised. What they visualised was a Nigeria founded on unity, faith, peace and love. We owe it as a duty to keep faith with their vision.

That is why today, I make bold to pledge that I will devote the rest of my life to building bridges across Nigeria in order that the founding fathers' vision of unity, faith, peace and love, is materialised in my lifetime, so help me God.

Those of us, who God has blessed with ability, also have a corresponding responsibility to use that ability for the common good of the collective.

Nigerian youth are not lazy as some have said. They are desirous of working, but there is a dearth of jobs.

This is why I have committed personal resources to open multiple businesses in 2018 to get as many unemployed Nigerians working again.

This is why I set up animal feed plants to provide an alternative to animal grazing so that lives may be saved just as jobs are created. Our people should not have to give up their lands to save their lives.

I call on others like me, who have entrepreneurial ability, to use such abilities to help assuage the chronic unemployment in the land. We owe it as a duty to our God, our founding fathers and our nation.

I have much more to say on this issue. But for today, permit to say God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria and all her peoples. Happy Independence Day to you and your family.

Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999-2007.

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