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So it's that time of year again. Time to break out the summer shorts and for some

of us that might bring on some anxiety. But we're here to help you feel

confident in your shorts. We've got six simple tips to get you ready to put on

those shorts that show off those limbs. So let's start with the basics.

Exfoliation really is key. In order for your shorts to look good, your skin has

to look good. And I've tried lots of different scrubs and have gone and done

spa treatments but the very best technique that I've found is using a

product called an Italy Towel. Now this is something that they use in Korea. They

exfoliate about once a week with this. And you can actually buy this online. And

I would say you would get, I got these eight towels for six dollars. So can't beat that.

Yeah yeah exactly, pretty cheap. And you throw them away honestly once the towels

start fraying at the end. So I'm going to show you a little tutorial on how to

use these things. So the first step is you want to soak your skin in the tub

for about 10 minutes. Then you want to use a soap similar to Ivory that's

really going to strip any sort of essential oils from your skin because

this will help with the exfoliation process. So in Korea exfoliating is a key

part of keeping the skin smooth and being able to remove

dead skin cells as well as product build-up. Next you'll take a small face

towel and roll it up and put it inside of the Italy towel. Just get the towel

wet and squeeze out any excess water. Now using a technique that's similar to

dusting off lint or dog hair on your clothing, you slowly start to remove the

dead skin and product build-up from your skin.

And that's the end of the first step for preparing your skin for summer shorts.

Now it's time to shave but forget the soap and the shaving cream.

We recommend using something like baby oil. And a great alternative is a body

oil mist, since it's really easy to spray on when you're inside of the shower.

Shaving with baby oil will help to keep a barrier on your skin and lock in the

moisture. And help to prevent razor burns. Step number three is when you know

you're going to be wearing shorts or a dress for a big event and you have an

extra day to prepare for it. So for those of us who are very pale skin you know

that self tanning is really helpful. And it's not so much about you know getting

a summer glow as much as it is really helping to hide any imperfections such

as spider veins, varicose veins, cellulite, age spots on the skin. This is really

going to help you camouflage any of that and really make your legs look their

best. So there are lots of different choices for a self-tanner.

There are mousse versions, lotions, sprays, drugstore and you know ones that you can

get at higher end stores like Sephora. They're all really good it's really just

personal preference but the most important part is this mitt. This mitt

really makes self-tanning so much easier. So any self tanning mitt that you use

you can spray the the lotion on or rub it onto your leg but if you use the mitt

it's really gonna help to avoid staining your hands and just making a mess of everything. So

self-tanner is really helpful if you have you know a little extra time and

you want to prepare your legs for wearing shorts. Another great option for

self-tanning is this Jergens Natural Glow Wet Skin

moisturizer. This one is great for those of you who are worried about

splotchiness or patchiness with the self-tanner. This is basically foolproof

self tanning for dummies. This is something that you can use right after

you get out of a bath or shower before you even dry yourself off. You smooth it

all over your wet skin and then pat yourself dry and it will give you a

gradual glow. And the great thing about this product is you can use it every

single day and when you get the desired of tan that you're looking for then you

just go and switch to every other day so you can really keep that nice glowy skin

all summer long. So now it's about time to start getting dressed.

So this trick is my favorite trick of all and what it is, is preparing your

skin with some moisturizer but not just any moisturizer. This little trick is

really going to help to camouflage any imperfections on your leg. What I like to

do is, I like to mix Jergens BB Body Perfecting Skin Cream or any skin cream

that basically has like a blurring agent or something that's going to help with

imperfections. This is almost like putting on a radiance primer or blurring

primer on your face. But this is for your skin. I like to mix about a dime sized

amount of this with a little bit of this body blur lotion or any bronzing lotion.

So a little bit of bronzing lotion, a little bit of radiance or blurring

lotion. Mix them together and use them to moisturize your legs. And what this is

going to do is, it's going to create not only a slimming effect because of the tan but

also a bit of a blurring effect on any spider veins or cellulite. And really

just make your legs look moisturize, shiny, glowy, and just more flattering to

wear with shorts. So this is a great trick that I really like to use. If you

have darker imperfections, darker spider veins, or varicose veins on your legs, you

may want to look for something that is a bit thicker. They do carry you know body

make up type of products that are similar to moisturizer but with a little

thicker consistency and that's really gonna help you if you're really

self-conscious with any veins on your legs. So that it is my favorite tip of

all. Ok so the prep work is done. Now it's time to pick our shorts. This really

makes all a difference. Forget the rules that they say women over a certain age

should wear long Bermuda shorts. The length of your shorts has more to do

with your body type than your age. So try on a pair of shorts and adjust the length to

assess what looks best on your leg. If you are more petite with thinner legs

then you'll probably look best with a little bit shorter length. Those who are

taller with longer legs may look better and a slightly longer length short. The

best way to tell what looks best is to experiment by trying on different lengths. And

don't be afraid to have short hemmed if you love the short but not the length. You

can do this yourself or take it to a local dry cleaners or seamstress to have

it done for around ten dollars. Well worth the investment if it's a pair of

shorts you feel confident in and will get lots of use out of. And the last tip,

find styles of shorts that fit slightly loose around the leg to slim the thigh.

Most of us are not looking to increase the width of our thighs but rather to

slim them. So if you want to create a slimmer thigh choose a short that has a

looser fit around the leg. A tight-fitting short will only squeeze

the thighs, creating dimples, and making the legs appear thicker. So we hope these

tips will help you to feel confident in your summer shorts. If you like this

video please give it a thumbs up, subscribe to our channel and don't

forget to leave us a comment down below. Not only does it help us to know what

kinds of views you'd like to see, it also helps the YouTube community know that

you want to see more fashion for women over 40. And if you're looking for some

summer outfit inspirations, check out our how to wear scarfs video

or how to wear outfits with flats video. And we'll see you guys next week. Bye!

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COACHELLA 2018 VLOG (MUSIC, FOOD, FASHION) - Duration: 17:12.

hi guys it is Coachella day was I'm so excited guys ahmen my phone's

ringing I am so excited it is Coachella day one

we about to get it popping gonna make up but hair is finally intact whoa oh my

gosh took forever I'm actually I got this sent to me so I'm gonna be doing a

review on it and I figured it'd be perfect time to figure out if it's good

hair if it looks good straight I'm gonna curl it for Beyonce and I'm gonna have

it wavy for my blue M&M so I'm liking the straight

look at us black bro magic over here all of us

yes you better get that toll-free you better get it Oh

outfit of the day outfit earrings Tilly boohoo this I got on sale target 8 bucks

this outfit 8 bucks guys it was actually seven something but with the tax ended

up being eight

Oh cute

show your outfit you know

lay all day in the game

I just had a real craving for this

so I'm here at Coachella I already smashed one fish taco and now I have

another

now they're just in the way probably eat him though I mean he's don't

I'm so on the keto please there's a bitchy we can y'all

like that

Oh

day two of Coachella and we're being a little bit more daring because it's

Beyonce day so we got a little bit of lace a little bit of lace a little bit

of booty action and curls we're doing the curls today because me I'll say so

day two we have a really late start but you know what that's okay we're still

going to go and and live our best life I'm just really excited that I am going

to see Beyonce I'm that was the highlight of Coachella and it's here

finally so I'm just going to pack up all my stuff and head over there because I'm

already late all my friends already left

my outfit

I've been rocking with butwho since I was plus-sized and now I'm in their

regular size

what is she doing I had to get this shot Chelsea

you guys if you ever go to Coachella drink plenty of water just don't don't

question me any festival water a lot like three of

these bottles at least so we made it to indigo a Central Market okay a prefere

of food I'm gonna get something even really good and I'm super excited ooh

Korean barbecue balls hell yeah I got the rice ball with these

this is Chelsea she got baked potato I just really wanted some corn yes porn

yes

so right now we're waiting for Tyler the Creator to come out I'm so excited to

see his album

j2 is over and my feet are on fire I'm dying right now guys walking we have

been struggling she lost her phone yesterday but that's okay we're gonna

find it I lost my phone literally two years two years I've been here I've lost

my phone so I'm surprised it's day three and I still got it in my hand plays

Jesus hallelujah but I'm gonna stop talking and get ready see you on the

ground but we got through her performance gave me all the life but I

need gave me all the inspiration I need to kill anything that I want to do in

life so thank you queen bee I knew you wouldn't disappoint but today is day

three we are doing M&M relaxed style I'm literally just having a bathing suit and

jeans like no makeup just chapstick let's go all right guys it is day three

for Coachella which means I'm okay I'm not barefaced I

said I'm looking at our makeup then I saw other people putting makeup on and I

was like all right I'll put some makeup on - but I didn't put foundation on I

just did concealer and then powder and lunch eyeliner okay I was basically

being a girl but we are seeing Eminem today's the H Hill day I've excited to

eat food I need to get some Chinese food and fries those are the omen and ice

cream only three things that I need to get today so hopefully that can happen

here is day three outfit it is just a swimsuit

no bra and some pants shorts that's it that's all she wrote

I'm so ready for day three I can't do it with this but I'm so ready for day three

I'm sad that it's over though this is like gonna be the last Coachella

probably but we did it with a bang so it's day three of Coachella I decided to

wear my savage hat if you follow me on instagram you know y'all get this it was

only like nine dollars and I feel like I'd wear this for hiking so purchase

purchase bathing suit norstrom rock this was like one of the more expensive

things that I got only got one thing that was expensive day ones outfit was

actually eight bucks at Target clearance it was a medium and I thought I wouldn't

fit it tried it on work towards it that's why I was at the gym more guys

in some aspects to be stuck with you I just want you to know

if I could I swear all bad

so I ended up getting a corndog

we stand for the head like this it's too mischievous Fred any place I hope

his face

so at the end of Coachella whoo my lips are so Drive I'm so sad that

we're leaving this place it was so beautiful

Chelsey is talking about her experience with Beyonce to my mom so my mom can

feel like she's there but I didn't even show you guys there was more to this bed

this area and this was filled with towels so it was like we had a new towel

every day it was amazing but we are basically done I packed up my bag

it's in there we're just getting last-minute knickknacks stuff and I

think we're gonna pick up Sonic so I'm probably gonna have a separate mukbang

for that yeah I think so so we're actually waiting for Sonic this is my

last cheat meal before I go back onto the key to life I'm telling you we

walked like over a mile and a half just to get to our car so I think I earned

sorry you can see our laundry back there yes we did laundry at our condo in Palm

Springs because we spent so much money on it might as well get our money's

worth and do laundry for free Los Angeles struggles but yes I'm gonna eat

this food and thank you guys so much for watching this video sorry this is a

different one at unit Day it's not like Aikido related it's kind of just like my

coche hello experience and obviously Coachella for me is not Kido I eat what

I want there I've worked so hard so this just goes to show you can put in so much

work and get rewarded at the end and get right back on it right back on

it as soon as I get home thank you guys so much for watching otherwise if you

like these type of videos and want me to make more go on like it go and subscribe

hit that Bell notification if you aren't seeing my pretty face because I try to

post at least three times a week for you guys

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Fashion-Expertin Miyabi: So wird Meghan Markles Braut-Look! - Duration: 0:57.

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Celebrity Fashion Trends: Street Style - Duration: 4:33.

Here to show us the hottest celebrity street styles four or less is

our fashion expert friend say hello to Melissa Garcia with Kerry Washington. Kerry

Washington well she's always known for her chic modern style and here it's all

about her white leather moto jacket which looks expensive because it is this

is from the my company about $800 ed and her mother denim jeans her Sophia

Webster booties the whole look pulls together for close to $2,000 okay we

need this look for less and as usual all of our models are Wendy studio audience

members which I love. Jennifer's first come on out Jen. A great white moto

jacket now this one is faux leather and these days you can't even tell though

faux leather so good this one's only $52 from boohoo comm we put it with an old

Navy t-shirt for only $9.99 hmmm Jean and I love these booties they have the

similar embellished heels but these are only about $70 from Steve Madden not

those yeah so the whole look pulls together here about under $200 all right

Let's take a look at Selena Gomez celebrity overpriced style of course

fills leaves leave it to her to take a basic t-shirt don't make it look super

sexy and repeat so here she paired it with a great skirt which is about $900

add in her to your kitten heels another 900 Jennifer Fisher earrings the whole

look again pulls together for over $2,000 but she's got money she can

afford it Shannon is just a regular working girl who who watches Wendy come

on out Shannon show us your look for Less

all about finding a great graphic scene we found this one again from hmm under

$10 I love this skirt that fiery red either her figure though I know right we

are not the obvious around here her figure is great and it hurt the skirt

from Tesoro collective really looks beautiful on her these shoes look just

like the kitten heels at Selena head-on but these are only 25 dollars from

Lulu's calm yep the whole look pulls together 115 dollars

so our next look is Meagan Marcos we know that she's marrying into the Royals

She already had money before she had a good job we can't afford to do this what

is she wearing and how much is this course yes so all eyes are on Meghan

Markle with the royal wedding just weeks away everyone is watching what she's

wearing and here is no exception so she stepped out in this about a week ago and

she's wearing an Altos or a dress which is about $2,000 parent of Camilla and

Mark Glazer another $700 her bag and her shoes the whole of pull together again

over three thousand dollars I'm gagging because that dress was $2,000 she

thought all right Lindsay give us that look for less

so here was all about finding the right dress and this one from vici collection

calm is the same pinstripe details the same deltad details we also have again

the buttons and the whole look again $56 for this dress then we put this great

blazer this is from shop up under $100 shoes bags the whole of pulls together

again under $200 the look is going to be showing us the Bella Hadid walk so let's

see Bella Hadid so here is Bella Hadid which was this yes so this might not

look that expensive but of course it is it's all about this oversized layering

piece which is over a thousand dollars add in her Vivienne Westwood dress which

is another about 700 her boots her Prada belt bag which she has over her shoulder

which is another over $1000 the whole look over $3,000 we're not paying that

Lela is going to show us exactly what the look for less is come on out Lela

this one's from fashion Nova under $50 and then we paired it with really huge

so cute we paired it with this great just from Amazon fashion only 29.99 a

great combat boot her bags in her belt bag that she has over her shoulder is

actually under $50 from Steve Madden not over a thousand like the Prada one that

she had on Bella but the whole look here again under $200. For more information go to WendyShow.com

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In a dark corner of the basement of Beyer Hall there's a gym strictly

dedicated for members of the Iowa State Weight Club. This is a gym for serious

power lifters and strongman competitors and one of its most dedicated members is

Amy Kurr. "Powerlifting's great it helps you learn to stand up when you fall down. Kurr

is one of the most experienced members of the ISU Weight Club. The senior in

materials engineering has been coming to this gym since before she even started

classes at Iowa State as a freshman and while she loves it now her first visit

here wasn't great. "Everything was intimidating. I was new

freshmen didn't know anyone so I was like nope just kind of ran away." A friend

talked Kurr into trying the gym again but as one of the only female members she

often felt isolated. "I stuck with it I loved lifting so as long as I could find

like-minded people who are there to support me encourage me had the same

goals we're gonna help me it seemed like it go close Kurr was determined to give

other women that kind of place without feeling as intimidated as she was at

first. "I talked to some of my friends who were involved in fitness they're

like yeah it's tough meeting women who like fitness, working out, running,

swimming, anything and I was like maybe we should start up a club for that so we

started up a club for women in fitness we called it ladies in fitness training

LIFT. We wanted to connect women who loved Fitness who wanted to meet other

women the other part was we wanted to inspire these women to chase their

athletic dreams." Meanwhile, Kurr continued to chase hers. She entered and won

several powerlifting competitions setting multiple collegiate records

along the way but she was still looking for new challenges and she found some

while studying abroad. "While I was overseas in Britain I got introduced to

strongman competitions or the strongmen atmosphere and then decided I loved it

wanted to go try out some competitions." "Go Amy@" Kurr has stayed busy in her time

at Iowa State she's a member of women in science and engineering and the Society

of Women Engineers last fall she was selected to be part of the Cardinal

Court but it's her work helping to grow a community for women and fit

that she's most passionate about. "Would love to come back 10, 20 years from now

and just know that something that started as you know nothing too great

whatever turned into something great." Kurt hopes to continue training and competing

in powerlifting and strongman competitions after she graduates this

spring and while she's helped grow the weightlifting community on campus, Kurr

says she's also grown a lot because of that same community. "So I've gained a lot

out of being part of the Weight Club, some of it has just been extreme

personal growth just realizing more about you know who I am what I want

dreams goals has been an incredible journey." For Iowa State News Service I'm

Dave Olson.

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Good Neighbours Help Build a Great City! Fire Pit Tips - Duration: 1:11.

Using a fire pit is a privilege and residents of Saskatoon should be aware that they will

be required to put out any fire that has a negative impact on their neighbours.

When choosing a location for your fire pit, make sure that it is at least three metres

or nine feet away from any buildings or fences.

Also, pay attention to overhanging branches or eaves troughs and make sure that they won't

be damaged, or catch on fire when you use your fire pit.

Fire pits must be made form non-combustible materials such as concrete, brick, or steel.

The opening must not be larger than 0.61 metres with no dimension greater than 24 inches.

The entire opening must be covered with a heavy gauge metal screen with openings no

larger than 13 millimeters or half an inch.

Only seasoned, cut cord wood, or charcoal briquettes can be burned in a fire pit.

Your fire pit can only be used in reasonably calm weather, so that the wind does not cause

the fire to spread unexpectedly, or to carry the smoke into your neighbours' yard or open

window.

All fires must be supervised at all times.

Auto news on Youtube Apr 30 2018

If you haven't watched BBC's dramatic series Poldark, I urge you to set everything

down and run as fast as you can to the nearest television.

You will thank me for it in more ways than I can really count.

The series is packed with romance, action and adventure and it appeals to men and women

alike.

I am not a big fan of many dramatic series, but for more Poldark I might be willing to

sell my soul to the devil.

I have fallen in love with this show for the following reasons.

1 Aidan Turner.

He is dark, handsome, strong and smart.

There couldn't have been a more perfect person cast for this role.

You find yourself falling in love with his gritty and raw talent.

I want him to move next door.

2 Aidan Turner's abs.

No other comment necessary.

3 Aidan Turner holding a scythe.

Before Poldark, I didn't even know what a scythe was.

Now I find myself begging my husband to take scything lessons.

I think that should become a thing.

(see the video below)

4 Poldark teaches us that good exists, but even with the good, men are flawed.

Poldark's character has a strong sense of what is right and what is wrong, and he is

willing to stand up for the things he believes in.

That being said, he is no saint.

The worst example of this was when he gave into his long-standing passions for his ex-girlfriend

and slept with her in one intense night.

This broke our hearts for his beautiful wife Demelza, and broke our hearts for him to see

the torment that ensued.

5 Poldark shows us that beauty is something that grows.

We were first introduced to the character Demelza as a poor, feisty little kitchen wench

who knew how to sass more than to cook.

We watched as she grew from an awkward, skinny girl into a beautiful, challenging, intriguing

woman that won over Poldark with her wit.

Now when I see Demelza, I see someone with grace, class, and fire and I wish so much

to be just like her.

6 Poldark teaches us that shows can be sexy without all of the sex.

I am no prude.

I enjoy drooling over a nice set of abs as much as the next girl.

But I also do not like to watch shows that turn everything into something sexual and

use nudity to cover up story-lines that aren't really there.

Poldark gives us just enough.

It is not dirty.

It is not crude.

It can be steamy, but the camera always knows just when to cut out and leave the rest to

our imaginations.

7 Poldark teaches us that when we want something, we need to work hard to get it.

Poldark returned from the war to find his life in shambles.

We watch as he works with his own two hands to gain back everything he so rightly deserved.

He teaches us that nothing should be handed to us.

Other characters appear as petty, spoiled babies while Ross and Demelza show that true

character can come through hard work.

I think the world needs more of this lesson.

8 Poldark teaches us that love is important.

The character of Ross shows many forms of his love to others.

His love and affection for his friends.

His passion for the things he can't have, and the things that he does.

It shows the true blessing of forgiveness as his wife learns to overcome his faults

and shortcomings and lets love overcome it all.

I especially enjoy watching the love he learns to have as a father.

Be still my heart.

Really, words cannot do this series justice.

Run, as fast as you can without trampling somebody, and watch Poldark.

You will be useless for days.

You're welcome.

Auto news on Youtube Apr 30 2018

What's up everyone? Sam here from www.byte-by-byte.com and today I'm going to

show you guys how to identify when to use dynamic programming in your coding

interviews.

Dynamic programming is something that scares a ton of people and I think that

a big part of why people get so scared is that they don't even know when to use

dynamic programming in the first place. So in this video I'm going to talk about

two different ways that you can identify when to use dynamic programming for a

problem. So the first way is maybe the obvious way is to see whether or not a

problem actually aligns with the definition of dynamic programming. And if

you're not sure about the definition of dynamic programming you really need to

check out my ebook, but to just briefly recap dynamic programming problems are

problems that have optimal substructure and overlapping subproblems. So what do

those mean? Optimal substructure means that you can break a problem down into

smaller and smaller chunks and then combine those together to get the

optimal solution. And if that sounds super familiar to you then that's

probably because it's basically recursion. So more or less what we're

saying is that if we can solve a problem recursively then it has optimal substructure.

The other component is overlapping subproblems and this is the part where dynamic programming really shines.

Overlapping subproblems just means that we're recomputing the same thing more

than once and dynamic programming works by caching those values so that we don't

actually have to recompute multiple times and we can just compute every

value once. So if we see that a problem has these two properties then we know

that we can use dynamic programming. And the best way to see if a problem has

both these properties is to actually draw a picture. And by drawing a picture,

I mean you're gonna draw a tree sort of like this one that you can see and you

are going to draw out all of the recursive functions. In this we can

actually see how there are multiple nodes in the tree that have the same

values which means that they're overlapping subproblems and we can see

because it's recursive that has optimal substructure and so we know that we can

use dynamic programming for this problem. Now this is kind of a

lot of work, right, because you have to go through the whole definition you have to

define the function and everything so what if there was an easier way for us

to identify when to use dynamic programming? Or at least give us a little

better sense? And luckily there are two heuristics that I've come up with that

make it a lot easier to decide whether to even consider going down this path or

not. The first heuristic is does the problem involve maximization,

minimization, optimization, or counting? And what I mean by this is let's

consider finding the shortest path through maze. That would be a

minimization problem. If we wanted to find the lowest number

of coins that it would take to make a given amount of change that's also a

minimization problem. If we wanted to find the longest path through a maze for

whatever reason that would be a maximization problem. Or if we just want

to find the best or worst or if we want to find the total number of

paths through a maze these are all examples of what I'm talking about

and if you see one of these things then there's a good chance that you might

want to use dynamic programming. And the corollary to this which is the other

heuristic is: If you can solve a problem by enumerating all the different possible

solutions and finding the best one then it's likely a good candidate for dynamic

programming. So let's go back to our maze example because it's just a really good

example for these sorts of problems. Let's say we wanted to find the shortest

path through maze. One thing that we could do is just find every possible

path through the maze and then pick the shortest one. It would be super easy to do

that and by having that heuristic, granted with mazes there are better ways

that we could do this we could use breadth-first search, but having those

heuristics makes it much easier for us to identify whether we even want to

consider using dynamic programming. So that's all I got for you guys today if

you like this video please subscribe below and don't forget to sign up for my

ebook at dynamicprogrammingbook.com if you haven't already and get that

ebook downloaded so that you can learn even more of this stuff about dynamic

programming and use it effectively in your interviews. And I

talk to you guys again soon.

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Unknown Brain - Why Do I? (feat. Bri Tolani) (Lyrics Video) - Duration: 3:44.

📝 Unknown Brain - Why Do I?

(feat.

Bri Tolani) Lyrics

Messing with my head again You had your heart set on me

But these feelings they come and go And they come so easily

Tell me what it is About you that I can't forget

But you're breaking down my walls again Just to set me free

Why do I, baby, why do I Love the way you only always leave me

Why do I, baby, why do I Love the touch but never love the feeling

Why do I, baby, why do I Love the way you only always leave me

Why do I, baby, why do I Love the touch but never love the feeling

Staying up when I go out You gotta know I'm all yours

But when I say what's that about You start slurring your words

Tell me why you have to seem so Distant when I'm holding you

Your fingertips are drifting away And I f*cking love how it hurts

Why do I, baby, why do I Love the way you only always leave me

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REPORT: U.S. Posts A Positive Number It Hasn't Seen In Almost 50 Years, Trump Scores Huge

Although the left and their cronies have spent the last year and a half attacking and throwing

temper tantrums as they have tried to overthrow a sitting president, there is no way for them

to hide the stone cold facts of what the Trump presidency has meant to our nation and its

people. President Trump in a year and a half into his presidency was able to do what no

other president has been able to do since 1969 when the Republican Richard Nixon was

president.

In new numbers released on Friday, we can now confirm what isn't hard to notice if

you take the time away from "resisting" in order to see what's actually right in

front of you. President Trump has given us the best economic numbers most of us have

seen in our entire lifetime. The jobless rate is now officially the lowest since 1969.

In fact, In a separate report released on Thursday, the Labor Department has now said

initial claims for state unemployment benefits have dropped 24,000 to a seasonally adjusted

209,000 for the week ended April 21. That's the lowest number seen since December 1969.

More on these numbers via Yahoo Finance:

The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits fell to the lowest level in more

than 48 years last week and the goods trade deficit narrowed sharply in March amid strong

export growth.

"The U.S. economy is still moving higher," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG

in New York. "The pullback in goods orders from companies is not a red flag for the economic

outlook yet even if the caution light should be left on."

The Commerce Department said orders for non-defense capital goods excluding aircraft, a closely

watched proxy for business spending plans, slipped 0.1 percent last month. Data for February

was revised to show these so-called core capital goods increasing 0.9 percent instead of the

previously reported 1.4 percent jump.

Economists polled by Reuters had forecast core capital goods orders rising 0.5 percent

last month. Core capital goods orders increased 6.5 percent on a year-on-year basis.

Last month, orders for machinery fell 1.7 percent, the biggest decline since April 2016,

after a gain of 0.3 percent in February. There were, however, increases in orders of primary

metals, computers and electronic products, fabricated metals and electrical equipment,

appliances and components.

Overall orders for durable goods, items ranging from toasters to aircraft that are meant to

last three years or more, increased 2.6 percent in March as demand for transportation equipment

rose 7.6 percent. That followed a 3.5 percent surge in durable goods orders in February.

Shipments of core capital goods declined 0.7 percent last month after a downwardly revised

1.0 percent increase in February. Core capital goods shipments are used to calculate equipment

spending in the government's gross domestic product measurement.

They were previously reported to have vaulted 1.4 percent in February. Business spending

on equipment likely cooled in the first quarter after double-digit growth in the second half

of 2017. The moderation in equipment investment is expected to have combined with a sharp

slowdown in consumer spending to restrain economic growth in the first quarter.

U.S. Treasury yields held at lower levels after the data. The dollar rose against a

basket of currencies. Stocks on Wall Street were trading higher as strong earnings from

Facebook and a handful of chipmakers powered technology shares.

According to a Reuters survey of economists, GDP growth likely slowed to a 2.0 percent

annualized rate in the first three months of the year. The economy grew at a 2.9 percent

pace in the fourth quarter. The government will publish its advance estimate of first-quarter

GDP on Friday. The anticipated slowdown in economic growth

is likely to be temporary against the backdrop of a robust labor market that is expected

to underpin consumer spending. The economy is also expected to get a boost from the Trump

administration's $1.5 trillion income tax cut package as well as increased government

spending, which should also support business investment.

"We still expect investment growth to pick up over the rest of the year, as tax cuts

boost domestic demand and capacity constrains bite," said Michael Pearce, a senior U.S.

economist at Capital Economics in New York.

In a separate report on Thursday, the Labor Department said initial claims for state unemployment

benefits dropped 24,000 to a seasonally adjusted 209,000 for the week ended April 21, the lowest

level since December 1969. Economists polled by Reuters had forecast claims falling to

230,000 in the latest week.

The labor market is considered to be near or at full employment. The unemployment rate

is at a 17-year low of 4.1 percent, not far from the Federal Reserve's forecast of 3.8

percent by the end of this year.

"The tight labor market keeps getting tighter," said John Ryding, chief economist at RDQ Economics

in New York. "Companies are extremely reluctant to release labor, presumably because of the

difficulty in replacing workers."

A third report from the Commerce Department showed the goods trade deficit fell 10.3 percent

to $68.0 billion in March. Exports rose $3.4 billion to $140.1 billion last month, reflecting

a strengthening global economy and weak U.S. dollar. Imports fell $4.4 billion to $208.1

billion in March.

The department also reported that wholesale inventories rose 0.5 percent last month. Retail

inventories, however, fell 0.4 percent. The goods trade deficit and inventory data had

a marginal impact on first-quarter GDP estimates." Let us not forget how former President Barack

Hussein Obama once told us that the jobs lost were never going to make their way back from

oblivion.

I guess it was never the jobs that were never going to come back but instead the conditions

presidents such as Obama put on our economy that made it so jobs were non-existent. When

all you do is tax and regulate businesses to oblivion that's what happens, they stop

creating jobs, pack up and move to a more business-friendly environment. Not unlike

what's now happening to the state of California where the only businesses and people who care

to live there are somehow connected to either silicon valley or Hollywood.

Who would have thought it would take a brash outsider to bring America back, especially

after both sides of the political aisle told us we had to learn to live with the fact that

the United States isn't what it once was. Must be easy to come to terms with that when

you get elected to a position which pays $150k a year and 10 years later you end up being

worth over 10 million dollars.

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Dr. Richard J. Joseph, United States Air Force Chief Scientist - Duration: 2:50.

- [Brian] You're a scientist.

You must know what it's like

to fail at something.

- Oh, yes.

- [Brian] So,

- I'm an expert at that.

- [Brian] You're an expert, (chuckles)

I am too. (laughing)

So,

what have those failures given you?

What,

- You're never a failure unless you quit.

That's the big thing.

Curiosity.

It's the desire to know

why something works.

One of your questions said,

"What are your favorite research programs?"

I don't have any favorites,

but I look for characteristics.

And one of them is this being

pursued with curiosity?

The desire to know what we don't know.

Can we look back and see that the

fundamental science that this

technology, for instance,

has come from,

and can we look ahead to see where

it is we want it to go.

So it's looking in both directions.

Back in time and forward in time.

We need people who wanna do something,

not people who want something to do.

I had met a young Air Force captain,

who had a PhD in engineering,

and he said,

"My first assignment after the PhD

"was as a contract monitor."

And he said,

"I kept wondering why did you send me

to school if this is what you want me to do?"

And I said this is still going on.

It was going on 30 years ago.

It's still going on,

how can this be?

- [Brian] Is that frustrating?

Yeah.

- Is is frustrating?

Well yeah, of course it is,

but it's more frustrating for the

people who are going through it.

Especially at a time when we really

need these people.

Right now,

the system from the Congress through

The White House,

through the Department of Defense,

and into the Air Force,

is fully behind innovation and taking risks.

But if we don't produce,

if we don't make some real gains

that may go away.

In technology,

the coin of the realm is a great idea.

Really good ideas can change the

way we do things.

It doesn't matter whether the person is,

is brand new or whether they've been

here for 25 years.

The young person with great ideas,

who infects the rest of the corps

with those ideas,

can make a profound change.

I still believe that.

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BOMBSHELL Evidence How CIA Made Obama A US Citizen – DRAIN THE SWAMP!!!! - Duration: 14:04.

BOMBSHELL Evidence How CIA Made Obama A US Citizen – DRAIN THE SWAMP!!!!

Whistleblower Dennis Montgomery may have discovered the CIA and/or other government entities illegally

hacked into the Hawaii Department of Health records in an effort to search for birth records

on Barack Obama.

Investigators report government breaches began on November 14, 2008.

This was just after Obama's first presidential victory.

Those breaches continued through January 12, 2011 – some three months before the White

House issued a computerized version of what Obama claimed was the authentic long-form

version of his birth certificate from 1961.

Meanwhile, the mainstream media scoffed and laughed at anyone that dared to question the

authenticity of said document.

A database created in 2013 by Montgomery contained large sections of an electronic surveillance

database was provided to Michael Zullo, formerly the commander and chief investigator of the

Cold Case Posse (CCP), a special investigative group created in 2006 in the office of Joseph

M. Arpaio, formerly the sheriff in Maricopa County, an Arizona State Certified Law Enforcement

Agency, headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona.

It shows this database was created by the NSA as part of the NSA's illegal and highly

unconstitutional surveillance of American citizens in violation of their 4th amendment

rights under the label of Project Dragnet.

Dennis Montgomery is former U.S. intelligence contractor and he walked away with more than

600 million classified documents on no less than 47 hard drives from both the NSA and

the CIA.

His breach is considered even larger than that of Edward Snowden.

The evidence provided by Montgomery detailed warrantless collection of phone, financial

and personal data and the unmasking of identities in spy data about millions of Americans.

He has accused the Bureau of massive and flagrant amendment violations of the American people.

Among those 47 hard drives included information supplied to Zullo regarding Obama's fraudulent

birth certificate.

Montgomery also filed suit against the FBI, NSA, DOJ, and several other government agencies

in June 2017 for their illegal conducted surveillance of millions of American citizens for years,

as reported by AFF in June 2017.

Circa reported Montgomery divulged to the FBI "a pattern and practice of conducting

illegal, unconstitutional surveillance against millions of Americans, including prominent

Americans such as the chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, other justices, 156 judges,

prominent businessmen, and others such as Donald J. Trump, as well as Plaintiffs themselves."

As such Montgomery is represented by prominent Conservative attorney Larry Klayman of FreedomWorks

in U.S. District Court.

The case is being heard by the exact same federal judge who has already ruled that the

NSA's collection of data on Americans is a Fourth Amendment violation making for a

legal proceeding that will affect all Americans for the future.

With Montgomery's information in tow, Arpaio and Zullo held a press conference on December

15, 2016, in which the contents of a multiple year forensic investigation into the validity

of Obama's birth certificate was released.

The conclusion reached was that the Long-Form Birth Certificate released by Obama in April

2011 was indeed a forgery and the evidence they supplied strongly suggests CIA involvement

in the forgery with the following breaches of known Hawaiian IP addresses accessed by

known CIA IP addresses –

According to InfoWars.com –

The IP addresses, both from the Hawaii government offices breached and from the CIA proxy IP

addresses used in the breaches.

"Montgomery also traced the IP data paths of the breached servers and discovered on

a number of occasions information was sent from the breached Hawaii computers, only to

be routed to a server located in Jakarta, Indonesia," Zullo said.

From Indonesia, the data was sent back through the server in Jakarta, routed back to government

servers in the United States.

Montgomery claims the server used in Jakarta was operated by the CIA at the time the breaches

were executed."

Montgomery brought forward to Arpaio and Zullo the information presented here regarding the

CIA breaches of Hawaii government computers that Montgomery alleges was collected while

he was employed as a subcontractor for the NSA, working on PROJECT: SPEARIT and various

surveillance projects.

Court documents do verify Montgomery was contracted by the NSA, in part to develop computer breaching

software that has been utilized in government mass surveillance operations targeting American

citizens without legal justification.

While Montgomery's credibility has been called into question, Zullo maintains that

the amount of information provided by Montgomery related to Operation Dragnet was extraordinarily

voluminous and that Montgomery had shared information with investigators in 2013 that

is only now being revealed by media outlets.

Zullo claims to have received information from top officials with the Hawaii Department

of Health claiming prior to the release of the long Obama's Long-Form Birth Certificate

by the White House the Hawaii Department of Health was in the process of forging a birth

certificate for Obama.

Arpaio's investigators also revealed that this same source revealed the attending physician

named on the forged document was known to be deceased and was believed to have destroyed

all birth records after leaving practice making him an ideal candidate for forgers.

Zullo also claimed to have received information from two different hospital administrators

independent of one another regarding meetings held in 2008 as Obama was preparing for his

initial presidential bid where all hospitals on the island worked to identify which hospital

Obama was born in.

Both administrators attested to the fact no hospital in Hawaii could locate any records

to prove Ann Dunham Obama had been a patient, or that Barack Hussein Obama was born there.

Zullo states –

"Queens Hospital was the hospital originally named by the Obama family as the birth hospital,

but when it developed that Queens did not have records of Obama's birth, the family

shifted to story to claim Obama was born at Kapiolani Hospital.

Queens Hospital quickly reported publicly that Obama was not born in their hospital.

The admission of Queens Hospital that no birth record existed presented a serious problem

for the already belabored Obama birth narrative.

Kapiolani refused to comment neither confirming nor denying Kapiolani Hospital was Obama's

birth hospital.

To date, Kapiolani has not produced a single shred of evidence that any original birth

records exist, nor has Kapiolani Hospital ever produced any supporting documentation

or released any information that proves Stanley Ann Dunham was a patient at Kapiolani in August

1961 who gave birth to a son, Barack Obama, supposedly born on Aug. 4, 1961."

InfoWars.com also reveals that Zullo went on to point out that a written statement of

former Hawaii Director of Public Health Dr. Chiyome Fukino issued in October 2008 cast

further doubt that an original 1961 LFBC for Obama ever existed in the Hawaii Department

of Health archives.

On Oct. 31, 2008, Fukino issued a statement that read in part:

"Therefore, I as Director of Health for the State of Hawaii, along with the Registrar

of Vital Statistics who has statutory authority to oversee and maintain these type of vital

records, have personally seen and verified that the Hawaii State Department of Health

has Sen. Obama's original birth certificate on record in accordance with state policies

and procedures.

No state official, including Governor Linda Lingle, has ever instructed that this vital

record be handled in a manner different from any other vital record in the possession of

the State of Hawaii."

Zullo was not convinced, stating –

"That statement would indicate, if true, that Fukino simply walked in to the file vault

at the Hawaii Department of Health, went to the shelf containing the bound book volume

holding some 500 certificates including Obama's, located it inside that bound book, touched

it, and returned the bound volume back to its proper place, back on the shelf along

with 500 others.

The CIA breach would also enable the undetectable insertion of fraudulent digital information

of a fictitious birth event to be surreptitiously implanted into the Hawaii Department of Health

vital records computers database.Once the fictitious record has been created that would

allow an unsuspecting clerk to simply locate the fraudulent record in the computer database

and print a computer-generated Short-Form Birth Certificate (SFBC) without ever verifying

the existence of the original Long Form Certificate (LFBC) in the file room vault.

Hawaii did in fact originally produce a Short-Form Birth Certificate in 2008.

In an attempt to quell the growing controversy and to satisfy the questions surrounding the

Obama birth narrative, a Short-Form was released in 2008 during Obama's presidential campaign.

However, that was a digital record and not an original Long Form Birth Certificate.

This did not satisfy the growing number of skeptics.

In various discussions with Montgomery, he suggested 'three-letter agencies' had

the ability to not only hack into a computer network unnoticed and to download information

out of that computer network undetected, but also had the ability to upload information

into a computer, again undetected.

That upload capability would allow the implantation of completely fictitious or altered information

at will.

Once implanted, this would grant an unsuspecting clerk the ability to create and issue a Short-Form

Birth Certificate that was retrieved from Hawaii Department of Health legitimate computers

in accordance with Hawaii Department of Health procedures and customary practices."

Montgomery turned this information over to the FBI along with 600 million records illegally

obtained by the federal government for an immunity deal 2 years ago.

Zullo went on to explain –

"The Obama birth certificate information was included in the information Montgomery

turned over to the FBI.

The FBI has done nothing with Montgomery's information for more than two years.

That's when the White House released to the public via the internet a computer-generated

PDF File of a purported Long-Form Birth Certificate claiming to be a copy of Obama's birth records

located in the Hawaii Department of Health vault on April 27, 2011.

What the White House released was not a physical hard copy document.

It was not a copy of any verified authentic document, it was absolutely nothing.

It was a computer-generated PDF file containing a copy of something that had its metadata

erased from the electronic file, making it impossible to determine origin and authenticity

of the file.

This PDF file cannot be relied on as proof a birth event in any legal setting," Zullo

insisted.

"It is not paper, it was created in cyberspace and resides in a computer.

On April 27, 2011, Obama showed the nation and the world absolutely nothing."

Arpaio and Zullo held a press conference showing Obama's birth certificate where a forensic

expert explained it contained "nine points of forgery," establishing that Obama's

Long-Form computer-generated birth certificate released by the White House on April 27, 2011,

had been copied

from Johanna Ah'Nee's birth certificate.

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U.S. considers Libya's denuclearization model for North Korea: Bolton - Duration: 2:11.

U.S. National Security Advisor John Bolton says Washington is considering Libya's model

of denuclearization in 2003 and 2004 for North Korea.

President Trump's top national security aide also reiterated that Pyongyang needs to dismantle

all of its nuclear weapons before the U.S. makes any concessions.

Kim Hyo-sun tells us more.

Washington is considering using Libya's model of denuclearization as a benchmark during

its negotiations with North Korea over its nuclear program.

That's according to White House National Security Advisor John Bolton,... who told Fox News

on Sunday that the North has to give up all of its nuclear weapons before the U.S. gives

the regime anything in return.

"We have very much in mind the Libya model from 2003, 2004.

There are obviously differences.

The Libyan program was much smaller.

But that was basically the agreement that we made.

And so we'll want to test North Korea in this first meeting for evidence that they have

made that strategic decision."

Bolton also said that he believes a U.S.-North Korea summit is going to happen,... adding

the two sides are still discussing the date and location.

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo echoed the same conditions.

In an interview with ABC News,... Pompeo said he sees a real opportunity to make a satisfactory

deal with Pyongyang.

"The objective remains the same: complete, verifiable, irreversible denuclearization.

That's been the administration's goal.

President Trump has put economic pressure on the North Koreans and it appears to have

given us this opening, this real opportunity for something that would be transformative

for the world if we can achieve it."

Pompeo also highlighted Washington's obligation to engage in diplomacy with North Korea and

seek a peaceful resolution to protect its people from the regime's nuclear threats.

He added that he had in-depth discussions with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un on denuclearization

when the two met in Pyongyang earlier this month.

Kim Hyo-sun, Arirang News.

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REPORT: U.S. Posts A Positive Number It Hasn't Seen In Almost 50 Years, Trump Scores Huge - Duration: 7:57.

For more infomation >> REPORT: U.S. Posts A Positive Number It Hasn't Seen In Almost 50 Years, Trump Scores Huge - Duration: 7:57.

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Professor Velma García - How Life and Land Have Changed Along the U.S. Border Wall - Duration: 6:47.

(thoughtful opening music)

- I actually was born and raised

in the Rio Grande Valley, which is the southern tip of Texas

where the Rio Grande flows into the Gulf of Mexico.

And so I was trained as a political scientist

doing comparative politics, Latin America

and really my research had been on Mexico.

But about 10 years ago there was more and more literature

about the border, border politics.

You know, relationship between US and Mexico

and border politics, and then what happened

is that around 2006, between 2006 and 2008

a border wall was built in roughly 620 miles

along the US-Mexico border and part of that border wall

was built south of my hometown of Mission, Texas.

So I became, of course, very interested

not only because of my intellectual interest

but also my personal interest

since it now was actually affecting my hometown.

And so yeah, so my research started way before

Donald Trump brought up this issue of the border wall.

I think for me one of the frustrating things has been,

recently in the last couple of years,

has been that so many people are talking

about the border wall as if it were a new thing.

And in fact, the border wall that was built in 2008

was built as a result of two pieces of legislation.

One of them was the Real ID Act of 2005.

And the Real ID Act was mostly about

standardizing information on driver's licenses

across the country for purposes of security,

but there's also a provision in the Real ID Act

that gives the power to the head of DHS,

the head of Homeland Security to unilaterally ignore

any law that interferes with the construction

of barriers at the border as long as they're designed

to enhance national security.

The other important piece of legislation

is a 2006 secure wall act.

And in that piece of legislation Congress actually says

to DHS that they must build 613 miles of border wall, again,

to enhance national security.

In Texas you have a very long border.

You have, for example, land owners who have been very upset.

I can give one case study.

A village called Granjeno, Texas, which is again

in the southern tip of Texas in the Rio Grande Valley.

So they have complained bitterly

about their experiences with the 2006 Secure Fence Act

and they've had several complaints.

One is that the border wall that was built

actually divided their village in half.

And so again, this is a little town

that goes back to the 1700s, has a lot of historic value,

and is now cut in half by an 18- foot wall.

Another group that has been very upset

with the border wall, and again, this particular area

of the Rio Grande Valley, is environmentalists.

This area of South Texas

is a very unique place environmentally.

It looks superficially a lot like, perhaps, Florida

with a lot of palm trees, a lot of vegetation

and it's also a place that is home

to many endangered species of animals and plants.

So I think President Donald Trump and his supporters

have been calling for a border wall.

And what I find interesting is that

in that discussion you rarely hear

that we already have this 600- mile border wall.

I think that a lot of people in this country

either have forgotten about that wall

that was built 10 years ago, or were never aware of it.

And I think that there's still so much fear an anxiety,

which drives people to want a real visible barrier

that they could point to

that would be solving these problems.

And again, these problems are fear of terrorism,

so wanting to protect national security,

fear of the other, of the undocumented people.

Perhaps some people are worried

that this country will no longer

be a predominantly white country.

The idea that some people are trying to get here

and not waiting in line, not understanding

the intricacies of our immigration system

and I think in general, just thinking

that drug trafficking can be solved

by building a border wall, whereas we know, I think,

that we need to think hard about

the problems of addiction in this country.

The problems that these walls are supposed to address,

the problems are too complicated.

A lot of border scholars say that we actually in many ways

on purpose create these flawed projects at the border.

So on the one hand you have a border wall.

We already have one now.

Has it actually stopped drug trafficking?

Has it stopped undocumented immigration?

No, it has not.

If we add even more miles to the border wall

the same is going to continue, but that is because

you can't satisfy both sides at the same time.

Some people still want their cheap labor

or their products to go back and forth across the border.

Some people still want a closed border

because of their own anxieties.

I think I just hope that more people pay attention,

not necessarily just people who live on the border,

but pay attention to something like that fact

that the head of DHS has been given the right

to ignore any law as long as that person

is building a barrier at the border

that enhances national security.

We've already had over 30 laws waived.

Again, laws having to do with the environment,

with the protection of Native Americans and their property,

their lands and properties, the Clean Air Act,

the Endangered Species Act.

I think we need to think about the erosion

of our democracy in light of our focus on national security.

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Pres. Moon shares outcomes of inter-Korean summit with leaders of U.S., Japan, Russia - Duration: 3:04.

South Korean President Moon Jae-in has been sharing the outcomes of his summit with Kim

Jong-un over the weekend.

He spoke with leaders of the United States, Japan, and Russia, expressed appreciation

for their support... and promised to coordinate closely with all of them.

Oh Jung-hee has the details.

It was phone call after phone call over the weekend for South Korean President Moon Jae-in,...

sharing the outcome of the inter-Korean summit with the U.S. and nearby countries.

The relay phone conversations began on Saturday night when President Moon talked with U.S.

President Donald Trump for over an hour.

President Trump said Seoul and Pyongyang have made a significant progress in their relations...

and President Moon replied... it was all possible thanks to President Trump's strong support.

He added the inter-Korean summit lays the groundwork for success in President Trump's

own summit with the North Korean leader.

"President Trump said it's very good news for not only the two Koreas but for the whole

world that they reaffirmed the goal of achieving a nuclear-free Korean Peninsula through complete

denuclearization.

The leaders reaffirmed that their governments will continue to coordinate closely to achieve

the complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula."

President Trump said he's on the same page with Seoul and Pyongyang... on their agreement

to formally end the Korean War... and expressed anticipation for his meeting with the North

Korean leader.

On Sunday morning, President Moon had a phone conversation with Japanese Prime Minister

Shinzo Abe.

"Prime Minister Abe praised the fact that the leaders of South and North Korea reaffirmed

the goal of complete denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula through the Panmunjom Declaration.

He said that North Korea's moves are especially forward-looking and hopes the declaration

leads to specific actions."

The Japanese leader said Tokyo is willing to talk with Pyongyang to normalize relations

and settle the affairs of the past,... and President Moon told Abe that North Korean

leader Kim Jong-un feels the same.

Prime Minister Abe said he will work for an opportunity to talk with North Korea... and

will ask for South Korea's help if necessary.

Finally, the South Korean leader spoke with his Russian counterpart late Sunday afternoon...

and thanked him for his strong support.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said the results of the inter-Korean summit will form

a solid foundation for building an unwavering peace on the Korean Peninsula... and hailed

President Moon's accomplishment of something he said was very difficult to achieve under

complex circumstances.

President Putin said the inter-Korean summit should lead to a trilateral economic project

among Seoul, Pyongyang, and Moscow,... and President Moon agreed with him.

The Russian leader also invited President Moon to make a state visit to Russia in June.

Oh Jung-hee, Arirang News.

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Report: U.S. Posts A Positive Number It Hasn't Seen In Almost 50 Years, Trump Scores Huge - Duration: 3:35.

Report: U.S. Posts A Positive Number It Hasn't Seen In Almost 50 Years, Trump Scores Huge

After a year and a half of obstruction and bellyaching, the democrats cannot wipe away

the facts.

When Donald Trump announced his candidacy for president, career politicians sneered;

both democrats and insider republicans questioned his ability.

How could anyone outside of politics expect to help the country?

What does he know?

Well, it seems like he knows quite a bit.

While Trump is not a career politician, he is a massively successful businessman, and

his keen leadership skills and negotiation has helped our country recover from a dark

period.

The economy is doing incredibly well; in fact, much better than any "expert" predicted.

After Obama swore jobs would never come back, guess what?

They're coming back.

Companies are investing in the United States like never before.

American products are selling around the world, thanks to trade deals.

It has resulted in jobless claims plummeting, as more Americans are back to work.

We haven't seen unemployment this low since 1969!From Yahoo:

"The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits fell to the lowest level in more

than 48 years last week and the goods trade deficit narrowed sharply in March amid strong

export growth…

The anticipated slowdown in economic growth is likely to be temporary against the backdrop

of a robust labor market that is expected to underpin consumer spending.

The economy is also expected to get a boost from the Trump administration's $1.5 trillion

income tax cut package as well as increased government spending, which should also support

business investment.

In a separate report on Thursday, the Labor Department said initial claims for state unemployment

benefits dropped 24,000 to a seasonally adjusted 209,000 for the week ended April 21, the lowest

level since December 1969."

We are seeing amazing statistics like this come out almost every day, and many liberals

said it would never happen.

(They didn't even WANT to see this happen).Under Obama, our country was in trouble.

His terrible leadership and decision-making caused the U.S. to bleed jobs.

Foreign countries walked all over us, thanks to bad deals like NAFTA, TPP, and the Paris

Climate Accord.

On top of that, Obama hiked taxes and burdened companies with massive regulation.

That all amounts to shrinking businesses and fewer jobs.

It was a deliberate plan by globalists to destroy America, because a weak United States

would have been easier to exploit.

But strong, prosperous Americans will not be cowed!

Under President Trump, everything has changed: he is putting America first.

The tax bill is having a tremendous effect, and he has slashed hurtful regulations.

Businesses are no longer being punished for investing the in U.S.

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President Moon shares outcomes of inter-Korean summit with leaders of U.S., Japan, Russia - Duration: 3:04.

South Korean President Moon Jae-in has been sharing the outcomes of his summit with Kim

Jong-un over the weekend.

He spoke with leaders of the United States, Japan, and Russia, expressed appreciation

for their support... and promised to coordinate closely with all of them.

Oh Jung-hee has the details.

It was phone call after phone call over the weekend for South Korean President Moon Jae-in,...

sharing the outcome of the inter-Korean summit with the U.S. and nearby countries.

The relay phone conversations began on Saturday night when President Moon talked with U.S.

President Donald Trump for over an hour.

President Trump said Seoul and Pyongyang have made a significant progress in their relations...

and President Moon replied... it was all possible thanks to President Trump's strong support.

He added the inter-Korean summit lays the groundwork for success in President Trump's

own summit with the North Korean leader.

"President Trump said it's very good news for not only the two Koreas but for the whole

world that they reaffirmed the goal of achieving a nuclear-free Korean Peninsula through complete

denuclearization.

The leaders reaffirmed that their governments will continue to coordinate closely to achieve

the complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula."

President Trump said he's on the same page with Seoul and Pyongyang... on their agreement

to formally end the Korean War... and expressed anticipation for his meeting with the North

Korean leader.

On Sunday morning, President Moon had a phone conversation with Japanese Prime Minister

Shinzo Abe.

"Prime Minister Abe praised the fact that the leaders of South and North Korea reaffirmed

the goal of complete denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula through the Panmunjom Declaration.

He said that North Korea's moves are especially forward-looking and hopes the declaration

leads to specific actions."

The Japanese leader said Tokyo is willing to talk with Pyongyang to normalize relations

and settle the affairs of the past,... and President Moon told Abe that North Korean

leader Kim Jong-un feels the same.

Prime Minister Abe said he will work for an opportunity to talk with North Korea... and

will ask for South Korea's help if necessary.

Finally, the South Korean leader spoke with his Russian counterpart late Sunday afternoon...

and thanked him for his strong support.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said the results of the inter-Korean summit will form

a solid foundation for building an unwavering peace on the Korean Peninsula... and hailed

President Moon's accomplishment of something he said was very difficult to achieve under

complex circumstances.

President Putin said the inter-Korean summit should lead to a trilateral economic project

among Seoul, Pyongyang, and Moscow,... and President Moon agreed with him.

The Russian leader also invited President Moon to make a state visit to Russia in June.

Oh Jung-hee, Arirang News.

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US says border crossing didn't have room for asylum seekers - Duration: 1:28.

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Bill Gates Warns Millions Could Die If US Doesn't Prepare For Coming Pandemic - Duration: 7:37.

Bill Gates Warns Millions Could Die If US Doesn't Prepare For Coming Pandemic

by Tyler Durden

Should a deadly pandemic comparable to the 1918 influenza outbreak reach the US in the

relatively near future, the US government would be powerless to stop it.

And in all likelihood, hundreds of thousands - if not, millions - of Americans will die.

That's the message from a Washington Post interview with Microsoft founder Bill Gates,

which touched on many of the same subjects from a talk he gave Friday before the Massachusetts

Medical Society.

Bill Gates says the U.S. government is falling short in preparing the nation and the world

for the "significant probability of a large and lethal modern-day pandemic occurring in

our lifetimes."

Gates discussed his efforts to convince the Trump administration to set aside more funding

for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and to prioritize the creation of a national

response plan that would govern how resources are deployed during a pandemic or biological

weapons attack.

During the interview, the billionaire who appears to have gotten such a touch eccentric

in his gray years, confirmed that he had raised the issue of pandemic preparedness with President

Trump, and that he tried to convince the president that he has a chance to lead on the issue

of global health security.

According to Gates, Trump told him to raise these issues with officials at the Health

and Human Services Department, the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug

Administration.

Gates said he also met with HR McMaster, who was ousted as National Security Advisor last

month, and he hopes to meet with McMaster's successor John Bolton.

He is probably the only one.

That said, Gates may have a point: Even this winter's flu season - the worst in years - overwhelmed

hospitals, some of which were forced to pitch tents outside the facilities and deploy other

emergency accommodations.

Gates, whose Gates Foundation focuses on public health initiative, has shifted his focus in

recent years to international pandemic awareness and preparation.

To be sure, he's not the only one who believes the developed world is dangerously ill-prepared

to beat back such a threat.

Gates and his wife, Melinda, have repeatedly warned that a pandemic is the greatest immediate

threat to humanity.

Experts say the risk is high, because new pathogens are constantly emerging and the

world is so interconnected.

Many experts agree that the United States remains underprepared for a pandemic or a

bioterrorism threat.

The government�s sprawling bureaucracy, they say, is not nimble enough to deal with

mutations that suddenly turn an influenza virus into a particularly virulent strain,

as the 1918 influenza did in killing an estimated 50 million to 100 million people worldwide.

Even this winter�s harsh seasonal flu was enough to overwhelm some hospitals, forcing

them to pitch tents outside emergency rooms to cope with the crush of patients.

If a highly contagious and lethal airborne pathogen like the 1918 influenza were to take

hold today, nearly 33 million people worldwide would die in just six months, Gates noted

in his prepared remarks, citing a simulation done by the Institute for Disease Modeling,

a research organization in Bellevue, Wash.

So what should the US do according to Gates: the nation needs to prioritize the development

of better vaccines - including a "universal" flu vaccine - and other treatments as well

as new diagnostic capabilities to help doctors detect and identify a pandemic before it has

the opportunity to spread, according to the Microsoft founder.

In those remarks, Gates highlighted scientific and technical advances in the development

of better vaccines, drugs and diagnostics that he said could revolutionize how we prepare

for and treat infectious diseases moving forward.

He praised last year�s formation of a new global coalition, known as CEPI, to create

new vaccines for emerging infectious diseases.

He also announced a $12 million Grand Challenge in partnership with the family of Google Inc.

co-founder Larry Page to accelerate the development of a universal flu vaccine.

But vaccines, he noted, take time to research, deploy and generate protective immunity.

"So we need to invest in other approaches, like antiviral drugs and antibody therapies

that can be stockpiled or rapidly manufactured to stop the spread of pandemic diseases or

treat people who have been exposed," he said in his speech.

Among the advances in these areas are a new influenza antiviral recently approved in Japan

that Gates said "stops the virus in its tracks" by inhibiting an enzyme it needs to multiply;

research on antibodies that could protect against a pandemic strain of a virus; and

a diagnostic test that harnesses the powerful genetic-engineering technology known as CRISPR

and has the field-use potential to check a patient�s blood, saliva or urine for evidence

of multiple pathogens.

That test could, for example, identify whether someone is infected with Zika or dengue virus,

which have similar symptoms.

But even the most cutting-edge remedies are useless without a plan to deploy them, something

Gates says the Trump administration recognizes.

Trump and senior administration officials have affirmed the importance of controlling

infectious disease outbreaks.

But the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is facing a loss of emergency funding provided

in the wake of the 2014 Ebola epidemic and has begun to dramatically downsize its epidemic-prevention

activities in 39 out of 49 countries where disease risks are greatest.

Congress provided additional funding in last month�s spending bill.

But it also directed the administration to come up with a comprehensive plan to strengthen

global health security at home and abroad.

"This could be an important first step if the White House and Congress use the opportunity

to articulate and embrace a leadership role for the U.S.," Gates said in the speech.

No other country, he noted, has the depth of scientific or technical expertise that

the United States possesses, drawing on the resources of institutions such as NIH, CDC

and the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority, as well as the Defense Department's

Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency.

While Gates's sense of urgency is admirable, other experts on the likelihood of a global

pandemic emerging in the relatively near future make Gates look like a Walt Disney-level optimist.

"We know that it is coming, but we have no way of stopping it," said WHO infectious disease

specialist Dr. Sylvie Brand.

If you haven't already, now would probably be as good a time as any to invest in some

surgical masks.

Unless of course Elon Musk is correct with his own doomsday prediction, and sentient,

AI-capable killer robots have already bought out the entire inventory.

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Five: VP PENCE VISIT U.S-MEXICO BORDER-The Five 04/30/18 Fox News Alert - Duration: 6:14.

the caravan of asylum seeking migrants is at America's southern border and as

you can see our current wall in San Diego isn't doing much to stop them from

entering many of the illegal immigrants are now camping out in Mexico after

being turned away by the Trump administration the president is reacting

to this latest development by calling for funding for his big beautiful border

wall we are a nation of laws we have to have borders we're not borders we don't

have a country and I've been watching for weeks as the caravan came up we have

to have changes in Congress and we have to have it quickly we need a wall

number-one and you see that right now you know where they are even though it's

not a particularly good wall and even though a small percentage can climb to

the top they have to be an extremely good shape but a small percentage can

climb that particular wall we have a wall that's much more difficult vice

president pence was on the ground today in California checking out the new

border wall construction Greg you've said this a few times the caravan was

almost designed to help President Trump politically what do you think it's a

terrible visual image for amnesty and an amazing image for people who prefer

process and enforce borders but the most obvious question if this is an asylum

claim why not just stop in Mexico if you were truly desperate right you should be

overjoyed to get out of your horrible country and get to Mexico but no you're

saying no Mexico's not enough for me I need to get to the United States that's

insulting New Mexico and it's kind of pushy it's a bit you're cutting in line

I don't know Americans don't like it when you cut in line and when you look

at the groups there's a lot of young able-bodied men showing up and you think

these are not refugees this is a this is a symbolic political gesture that is

backfiring when you see that it's backfiring of all it does is prove that

we need law and order we keep process look at that visual right there I mean

you're right this is made to order anybody that sees this in this country

sees how easy it is to breach our southern border Kimberly look at that

and the minute they step foot on American soil they're entitled to a

process where then they can go in front of a judge and claim that they're scared

to return to Honduras yeah that's a problem you know so

everybody but when people are desperate and they're trying to flee their

countries they'll juice about anything for

themselves and for their family when you have that kind of sense of desperation

how where will I work tomorrow how will I feed my children so that's why you

have mothers pregnant mothers even going coming over here and they or they listen

if I I hear that if I come over and I can give birth in the United States then

my child can stay there and hopefully then the rest of the family can come

that is their business plan that is the business plan and of course the this is

a country founded on immigrants wonderful people from all over the world

so we want to have open arms and be welcoming but we want to do it with an

eye towards public safety and national security and securing the border because

it makes for a safer situation for everyone and for a lawful process that

should be followed and abided by so I mean the president's fulfilling his

campaign promises we understand his reasoning and then it's also important

if you're gonna try to work on it to make it more of a you know a cooperative

understanding what's going on here they've got to come in to the laws to

enjoy the benefit of being in this country but follow the law first before

you get it right so you want to be compassionate but also fair right and

tough one so people yeah right he wants a merit-based immigration - and that's

important when you see these images well this isn't there's not about merit-based

exactly not this is about asylum and remember Greg that in fact this caravan

which is an annual event I think for the last five years or so

most of the people did stop in Mexico you have about 50 people who are trying

to get in here and what they want to do is to force the United States to give

them an asylum right hearing and they believe that based on the evidence of

not only political instability but actual violence oftentimes perpetrated

by gangs and the like that they have a case to be made and that's why you have

American lawyers on the other side of the fence giving them counseling about

what to say how to handle the asylum situation but I agree with you guys I

think this is tailor-made for President Trump and people who are anti-immigrant

to say hey you know the borders I illegal and no no because remember Trump

a proposal was to cut legal immigration to the United States

once merit-based no not the lottery excuse me he didn't it didn't matter

merit or nightmare he wanted to cut legal immigration as a result of merit

no no no he just wants to cut every evil he even wants to cut people who are

qualified for legal merit-based immigration so the president also says

he wants to get more funding for the wall next time in the fall wants to shut

the government down if he doesn't get it yeah so September 28th that's all

setting up for a really big midterm election campaign issue I think that

this video is an in-kind contribution to Trump and his you might have to check

out what those contribution limits are down there I do think that the president

could be in a position now whence these people will not all get in they'll have

to go back but one thing that he could do he's on like a foreign policy role

right now and he's had some really good meetings with world leaders and these

people in El Salvador Nicaragua Costa Rica etc that have these problems just

like we've been saying about Syria if you help solve the problem at its source

and if the issue is law and order if the president can figure out a way to help

them with their law and order problem people won't want to leave home yeah we

definitely need to focus on Central America a little bit more all right I

had America round of excuses from MSNBC host joy read her pals in the liberal

media of course rushing to her defense the hypocrisy up next

made deep long-lasting pain relief

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Migrant Caravan Reaches Immigration Road Block At US Border - Duration: 1:28.

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Drama At The Border: 'Caravan' Kept From Entering U.S. - Duration: 1:22.

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Mobile carriers T-Mobile, Sprint agree to US$26 bil. merger - Duration: 0:41.

After years of back and forth, U.S. telecoms giant T-Mobile announced Sunday that it has

finally agreed to buy rival Sprint.

The all-stock merger is worth 26 billion U.S. dollars and needs approval from America's

antitrust regulators.

Pundits believe the deal will go through because it will create thousands of jobs and also

help the U.S. beat China to creating the next generation mobile network.

However critics say reduced competition in the American telecoms market could end up

hurting consumers.

If the merger is confirmed, then T-Mobile will be positioned as a fierce rival to Verizon

and AT&T.