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South Korea's intelligence agency says North Korea most likely failed to detect the U.S.

strategic bombers that flew in international airspace off the North's east coast last weekend.

The National Intelligence Service says that... as the flyover was late at night and unannounced,...

North Korea might have not anticipated it at all, or it might have been unable to take

action as its radar failed to detect the planes.

But shortly after the flyover, North Korea did relocate fighter jets to the east coast

and strengthened its security in the area.

The NIS also said the U.S. disclosed the path taken by the B-1B bombers as Pyongyang did

not seem to have taken notice of the move.

It added that Pyongyang was carefully calculating every move, and has directed it's forces to

'report first before taking any military measures' to prevent the crisis accidentally spiraling

into war.

For more infomation >> North Korea fails to notice overfly of U.S. warplanes near east coast: NIS - Duration: 0:59.

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Billions Of Dollars, Thousands From The US Military, But Where's The Relief For Puerto Rico? - Duration: 2:59.

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North Korea suggests U.S. declared war after Trump tweet - Duration: 1:19.

JUDY WOODRUFF: New escalation today in the war of words between the United States and

North Korea.

The North now says it's ready to shoot down U.S. bombers in the face of threats by President

Trump.

That follows the president's weekend tweet that North Korean leaders -- quote -- "won't

be around much longer."

Today, the North's foreign minister said that such language amounts to declaring war.

He spoke in New York, where he's attending the U.N. General Assembly.

RI YONG-HO, North Korean Foreign Minister (through translator): Since the United States

declared war on our country, we will have every right to make countermeasures, including

the right to shoot down the United States' strategic bombers, even when they are not

yet inside the airspace border of our country.

JUDY WOODRUFF: The White House dismissed the North Korean complaint.

Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders brushed aside any talk of war.

SARAH HUCKABEE SANDERS, White House Press Secretary: We have not declared war on North

Korea, and, frankly, the suggestion of that is absurd.

It's never appropriate for a country to shoot down another country's aircraft when it's

over international waters.

Our goal is still the same.

We continue to seek the peaceful denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.

That's our focus.

JUDY WOODRUFF: The Korean War ended in 1953 with an armistice, but there was never a peace

treaty.

As a result, the U.S. and North Korea are technically still at war.

For more infomation >> North Korea suggests U.S. declared war after Trump tweet - Duration: 1:19.

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'20,000 dead EACH DAY' US General warns North Korea WW3 will be CATASTROPHIC - DAILY NEWS - Duration: 3:01.

'20,000 dead EACH DAY' US General warns North Korea World War 3 will be CATASTROPHIC

A US General has said 20,000 people will be killed daily if World War 3 erupts with North

Korea.

Retired Air Force Brig.

Gen. Rob Givens warned the death toll in South Korea would be incredibly high if a conflict

breaks out.

And Gen. Givens has claimed internal Pentagon forecasts don't even include the casualties

within North Korea, which has a population of between 27 and 28 million people.

He said: "Too many Americans have the view that it would be like the invasion of Iraq

or Afghanistan, or like combat operations in Libya or Syria, but it wouldn't remotely

resemble that.

"There is only one way that this war ends – with North Korea's defeat – but at

what cost?"

The ex-top military brass, who spent four years stationed on the Korean Peninsula, added:

"In an all-out conquest for regime survival, they will come after the United States.

"They are not going to win, but they will try – I guarantee that."

His warning comes as tensions between Washington and Pyongyang reach an all-time high.

Yesterday, North Korea's foreign minister Ri Yong Ho accused US President Donald Trump

of making "a declaration of war".

He also warned the regime is capable of shooting down US strategic bombers even if they are

not in the country's airspace.

The White House later dismissed the claims "absurd".

Ri's claims were in response to Trump warning the US will "totally destroy" North Korea

in his debut speech at the UN.

Trump said: "If the US is forced to defend itself or its allies, we will have no choice

but to totally destroy North Korea.

"Rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself and for his regime."

US Defense Department spokesman Lt. Col. Christopher Logan said on Monday that "obviously North

Korea is a threat".

He made the comment hours after US warplanes flew the furthest north they have been on

the Peninsula for nearly two decades.

For more infomation >> '20,000 dead EACH DAY' US General warns North Korea WW3 will be CATASTROPHIC - DAILY NEWS - Duration: 3:01.

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DEFCON nuke alert: New warning North Korea CAN strike US and has 60 bombs ready - Duration: 4:40.

DEFCON nuke alert: New warning North Korea CAN strike US and has 60 bombs ready

Last week US President Donald Trump threatened to "totally destroy" North Korea in his apocalyptic debut speech at the United Nations. In response North Korea supreme leader Kim Jong-un vowed to "tame" Trump "with fire" in an unprecedented personal statement.

With tensions reaching alarming levels, US nuclear warning system DEFCON remains at level 4, according to an announcement on September 24, 2017.

DEFCON, meaning the defence readiness condition, is an alert system used by the US military to indicate the risk of nuclear war. NUCLEAR WARNING: North Korea has up to 60 nuclear bombs, DEFCON has warned.

The system has five levels of readiness, or states of alert, increasing in severity from DEFCON 5 – the least severe – to DEFCON 1 – the most severe.

The official DEFCON level is understood to be 5 – the lowest state of readiness. But private intelligence website DEFCON claims the threat has been upgraded to level 4, meaning "above normal readiness".

Although there are no "imminent nuclear threats against the US", DEFCON insists "there are events occurring in the world theatre which require closer monitoring".

The most severe of those threats is said to be North Korea, whose arsenal of nuclear weapons and missiles has brought the world to the brink of war.

TEST: North Korea has tested two intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBM). Related ArticlesThe communist nation stunned the world after testing a hydrogen bomb five times more powerful than the Hiroshima nuke that killed 135,000 during World War 2.

North Korea has the capability to fire a H-bomb tipped missile that can reach the US, according to DEFCON.

A post from the website reads: "North Korea has shown a propaganda video of an H-bomb being loaded onto a missile, though there is question as to whether it is real and if it can actually fly.

"South Korea believes that North Korea can mount a nuclear warhead on a missile and the United States believes North Korea has up to sixty nuclear bombs.".

AGGRESSIVE: President Donald Trump threatened to totally destroy North Korea.

DEFCON also believes North Korea has the capability to launch an electronic attack on the US and is building a nuclear submarine. It said: "North Korea has made claims ability to generate an EMP attack.

"While some experts do not believe that North Korea has the ability to strike the United States, others believe North Korea has this capability. "The DEFCON Warning System shares this belief.

Additionally, there are signs that North Korea is building a nuclear submarine..

SHOW OF FORCE: North Korea flaunts its rockets in a military parade.

Other prominent threats include Iran's nuclear programme and the conflict in Syria, DEFCON said. The website stresses it is not affiliated with the US government or military and advises the public to "make their own evaluations".

It claims to be a private intelligence organisation that has monitored nuclear threats against the US for 33 years.

For more infomation >> DEFCON nuke alert: New warning North Korea CAN strike US and has 60 bombs ready - Duration: 4:40.

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WORLD WAR 3: North Korea's US policy chief meets with RUSSIA amid soaring tensions - Duration: 3:16.

WORLD WAR 3: North Korea's US policy chief meets with RUSSIA amid soaring tensions

Choe Son Hui, the director general of the North American department of the country's foreign ministry, is scheduled to make an appearance in Moscow to hold talks with a Russian ambassador Oleg Burmistrov.

Ms Choe's visit comes as Russia attempt to diffuse tensions on the world stage after Kim Jong-uns henchmen accused President Trump of declaring war on North Korea.

The North Korean official met with Alexander Matsegora, Russia's highest representative to Pyongyang, last week where the two discussed the state of the isolated country's peninsula.

Now she is set to call on her allies for more talks following months of provocations from the hermit kingdom.

Both Russia and China have called for calm amid fears Kim and President Trump could drag the world into a conflict on the peninsula.

Last week Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov claimed he was confident neither the US or Pyongyang would launch a nuclear strike. Mr Lavrov said: The Americans are not going to attack North Korea.

If the situation spirals out of control, in South Korea and North Korea, and Japan, Russia, and China, hundreds of thousands of innocent people will suffer." It comes after Donald Trump sparked fears of an imminent conflict between the US and North Korea in a provocative statement on twitter.

President Trump wrote: Just heard Foreign Minister of North Korea speak at U.N. If he echoes thoughts of Little Rocket Man, they wont be around much longer!.

The rogue nations officials went on to claim his tweet was a declaration of war – and stated the country now has the right to shoot down U.S. bombers, even if they are not flying over North Korean airspace.

North Korea's Foreign Minister, Ri Yong Ho said: Since the United States declared war on our country, we will have every right to make all self-defensive counter measures, including the right to shoot down the United States strategic bombers at any time even when they are not yet inside the aerospace border of our country, US officials have denied declaring war on the Kim regime, with press secretary Sarah Sanders claiming the accusations made were "absurd".

For more infomation >> WORLD WAR 3: North Korea's US policy chief meets with RUSSIA amid soaring tensions - Duration: 3:16.

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'20,000 dead EACH DAY' US General warns North Korea WW3 will be CATASTROPHIC - Duration: 3:05.

'20,000 dead EACH DAY' US General warns North Korea WW3 will be CATASTROPHIC

Retired Air Force Brig. Gen. Rob Givens warned the death toll in South Korea would be incredibly high if a conflict breaks out.

Givens has claimed internal Pentagon forecasts don't even include the casualties within North Korea, which has a population of between 27 and 28 million people.

He said: "Too many Americans have the view that it would be like the invasion of Iraq or Afghanistan, or like combat operations in Libya or Syria, but it wouldn't remotely resemble that.

"There is only one way that this war ends – with North Korea's defeat – but at what cost?". WARNING: A conflict with North Korea would kill 20,000 per day.

The ex-top military brass, who spent four years stationed on the Korean Peninsula, added: "In an all-out conquest for regime survival, they will come after the United States.

"They are not going to win, but they will try – I guarantee that." His warning comes as tensions between Washington and Pyongyang reach an all-time high.

Yesterday, North Korea's foreign minister Ri Yong Ho accused US President Donald Trump of making "a declaration of war".

He also warned the regime is capable of shooting down US strategic bombers even if they are not in the countrys airspace. The White House later dismissed the claims absurd".

Ri's claims were in response to Trump warning the US will totally destroy North Korea in his debut speech at the UN.

Trump said: If the US is forced to defend itself or its allies, we will have no choice but to totally destroy North Korea.

Rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself and for his regime. US Defense Department spokesman Lt. Col.

Christopher Logan said on Monday that "obviously North Korea is a threat". He made the comment hours after US warplanes flew the furthest north they have been on the Peninsula for nearly two decades.

For more infomation >> '20,000 dead EACH DAY' US General warns North Korea WW3 will be CATASTROPHIC - Duration: 3:05.

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Brink of World War 3: US Pentagon warns North Korea Donald Trump WILL act if threats go on - Duration: 4:48.

Brink of World War 3: US Pentagon warns North Korea Donald Trump WILL act if threats go on

The rogue nations foreign minister Ri Yong Ho earlier claimed Mr Trump had declared war on his country and warned North Korea reserves the right to shoot down down US bombers even if they are not in the countrys airspace.

  Ri, who has been in New York having attended last weeks UN General Assembly, made the statement to reporters before returning from his car to add: In light of the declaration of war by Trump, all options will be on the operations table of the supreme leadership of the DPRK . The White House has since released a statement describing his claims as absurd.  Ris comments come after Mr Trump appeared to threaten regime change, saying if the countrys foreign minister echoed the thoughts of Kim they wont be around much longer.  Pentagon spokesman Colonel Robert Manning told reporters today: If North Korea does not stop their provocative actions, you know, we will make sure that we provide options to the President to deal with North Korea. .

Previously Mr Trump has promised to totally destroy North Korea and to hit the country with fire and fury.

Kim responded to the first threat personally, calling the Commander in Chief a dotard and pledging to tame him with fire.  North Korea conducted its sixth and most powerful nuclear bomb test on September 3, and Pyongyang said on Friday it might test a hydrogen bomb over the Pacific Ocean.

Speaking to reporters in New York today, Foreign Minister Ri said: The whole world should clearly remember it was the US who first declared war on our country.

Since the United States declared war on our country, we will have every right to make countermeasures, including the right to shoot down United States strategic bombers even when they are not inside the airspace border of our country.

He added, in reference to Mr Trumps tweet on Saturday: The question of who wont be around much longer will be answered then. Today China called for all sides to show restraint and not add oil to the flames.  .

Asked how concerned China was the war of words between Trump and North Korea could get out of control, Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang described the situation as highly complex and sensitive.

It was vitally important everyone strictly, fully and correctly implemented all North Korea related UN resolutions, Lu said, resolutions which call for both tighter sanctions and efforts to resume dialogue.

All sides should not further irritate each other and add oil to the flames of the tense situation on the peninsula at present, Lu told a daily news briefing.

We hope all sides do not continue doing things to irritate each other and should instead exercise restraint..

Speaking to British Prime Minister Theresa May by telephone, Chinese President Xi Jinping repeated Beijings position that the North Korean issue should be resolved peacefully via talks, state media said.

China hopes Britain can play a constructive role in easing the situation and pushing for a resumption in talks, Xi said. May, like some other U.S.

allies, has pushed for China to do more on North Korea. Downing Street said the two leaders agreed there was a particular responsibility for China and Britain, as permanent Security Council members, to help find a diplomatic solution.

For more infomation >> Brink of World War 3: US Pentagon warns North Korea Donald Trump WILL act if threats go on - Duration: 4:48.

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World War 3 THREAT: North Korea accuses US of declaring WAR in shocking response - Duration: 5:21.

World War 3 THREAT: North Korea accuses US of declaring WAR in shocking response

Kims foreign minister Ri Yong Ho said said the international community should "remember that the US declared war on ".  During a very rare briefing to reporters at the UN Millenium Plaza hotel in New York, he said Pyongyang reserves the right to take counter-measures including shooting down US bombers even if they are not in the hermit states airspace.  It comes at a time when it is clear that tensions are at an all-time high between the hermit kingdom and US, and that an all-out war could be days away.

Ris chilling comments come after US President Trump appeared to threaten regime change, saying if the countrys foreign minister echoed the thoughts of Kim they wont be around much longer. .

In another threat, he also tweeted on Friday:  of North Korea, who is obviously a madman who doesnt mind starving or killing his people, will be tested like never before!  And today, Ri responded saying: The whole world should clearly remember it was the US who first declared war on our country.

  Since the United States declared war on our country, we will reserve the right to make counter-measurements, including the right to shoot down the United States strategic bombers even when they are not inside the airspace border of our country.

  Ri said the question of who wont be around much longer will be answered then.

Ri, who made the remarks before leaving New York where he had attended last weeks UN General Assembly, made the statement then returned from his car to the press microphones to add: In light of the declaration of war by Trump, all options will be on the operations table of the supreme leadership of the DPRK . His words echoed warnings from the Trump administration that all options were on the table in dealing with North Koreas nuclear and missile development and its threats to have a weapon capable of reaching the continental United States.

On Saturday, Ri told the UN General Assembly that targeting the US mainland with its rockets was inevitable after Mr Evil President Trump called Pyongyangs leader a rocket man on a suicide mission.

Trump responded on Twitter late on Saturday, tweeting: Just heard Foreign Minister of North Korea speak at U.N.

If he echoes thoughts of Little Rocket Man, they wont be around much longer!  North Korea has pursued its missile and nuclear programs in defiance of international condemnation and sanctions.

Kim Jong-un last week threatened to test a hydrogen bomb in the Pacific Ocean as part of its ongoing military programme after President Trump last week warned that the US would "totally destroy" Kims secretive state during his first UN General Assembly speech.

The US leader said if America "is forced to defend itself or its allies, we will have no choice but to totally destroy North Korea" before supporting further sanctions against the hermit kingdom.

  The raft of new sanctions include an Executive order which targets foreign banks who complete business with Kim's regime.  He mockingly referred to North Korean despot Kim Jong-un as a "rocket man on a suicide mission for himself and his regime".

But within days Kim personally responded with his own words of warning in a rare speech quoted by North Korean state media.

The despot lashed out at Trump calling him "mentally deranged", adding that the President's comments were "the most ferocious declaration of a war in history".

He said: I am now thinking hard about what response he could have expected when he allowed such eccentric words to trip off his tongue. Whatever Trump might have expected, he will face results beyond his expectation.

I will surely and definitely tame the mentally deranged US dotard with fire."  .

For more infomation >> World War 3 THREAT: North Korea accuses US of declaring WAR in shocking response - Duration: 5:21.

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WORLD WAR 3: North Korea's US policy chief meets with RUSSIA amid soaring tensions - Duration: 3:16.

WORLD WAR 3: North Korea's US policy chief meets with RUSSIA amid soaring tensions

Choe Son Hui, the director general of the North American department of the country's foreign ministry, is scheduled to make an appearance in Moscow to hold talks with a Russian ambassador Oleg Burmistrov.

Ms Choe's visit comes as Russia attempt to diffuse tensions on the world stage after Kim Jong-uns henchmen accused President Trump of declaring war on North Korea.

The North Korean official met with Alexander Matsegora, Russia's highest representative to Pyongyang, last week where the two discussed the state of the isolated country's peninsula.

Now she is set to call on her allies for more talks following months of provocations from the hermit kingdom.

Both Russia and China have called for calm amid fears Kim and President Trump could drag the world into a conflict on the peninsula.

Last week Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov claimed he was confident neither the US or Pyongyang would launch a nuclear strike. Mr Lavrov said: The Americans are not going to attack North Korea.

If the situation spirals out of control, in South Korea and North Korea, and Japan, Russia, and China, hundreds of thousands of innocent people will suffer." It comes after Donald Trump sparked fears of an imminent conflict between the US and North Korea in a provocative statement on twitter.

President Trump wrote: Just heard Foreign Minister of North Korea speak at U.N. If he echoes thoughts of Little Rocket Man, they wont be around much longer!.

The rogue nations officials went on to claim his tweet was a declaration of war – and stated the country now has the right to shoot down U.S. bombers, even if they are not flying over North Korean airspace.

North Korea's Foreign Minister, Ri Yong Ho said: Since the United States declared war on our country, we will have every right to make all self-defensive counter measures, including the right to shoot down the United States strategic bombers at any time even when they are not yet inside the aerospace border of our country, US officials have denied declaring war on the Kim regime, with press secretary Sarah Sanders claiming the accusations made were "absurd".

For more infomation >> WORLD WAR 3: North Korea's US policy chief meets with RUSSIA amid soaring tensions - Duration: 3:16.

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North Korea moves fighter jets to US bomber flight path to 'SHOOT DOWN' Trump's planes - Duration: 3:57.

North Korea moves fighter jets to US bomber flight path to 'SHOOT DOWN' Trump's planes

NORTH KOREA: Kim Jong-un has moved fighter jets and air defences to the east coast.

Kim Jong-un has mobilised fighter jets after B-1B Bombers blasted over the Korean Peninsula on Saturday. Foreign minister Ri Yong Ho yesterday warned Donald Trump had "declared war" and promised to "shoot down" US planes.

South Korean media reports spy agencies have detected the deployment of North Korean air power in direct response to the US. Kim's top diplomat claimed outside the UN that the rogue state has the right to shoot down Trump's planes.

Fears of war have spiked this year as the US and North Korea remain at loggerheads over Pyongyang's nuclear programme.

The Pentagon routinely flies supersonic bombers over the Korean Peninsula in shows of force to North Korea. Jets from Japan and South Korea often joint the fly-bys which also trigger a furious response from Kim.

North Korea believes the drills are rehearsals for bombing runs on their state, still reeling from the memories of the US air campaign during the Korean War.

Propaganda released by the rogue state this weekend showed them shooting down a US bomber and sinking an aircraft carrier.

BOMBERS: Pentagon planes regularly fly over the Korean Peninsula in a show of force to Kim.

DECLARATION OF WAR: North Koreas foreign minister Ri Yong Ho threatened to down US planes. Speaking yesterday, minister Ri ratcheted up tensions to another level as he called a rare press conference in New York.

He said: Since the United States declared war on our country, we will have every right to make countermeasures, including the right to shoot down United States strategic bombers even when they are not inside the airspace border of our country. Mr Ri added: In light of the declaration of war by Trump, all options will be on the operations table of the supreme leadership of the DPRK..

The North Korean minister also echoed a tweet by Trump, saying The question of who wont be around much longer will be answer'.

US military bosses responded as the Pentagon said it would make sure the "President is provided with options to deal with Pyongyang". The White House denied it had declared war on North Korea, and claimed it was "absurd".

Trump has ramped up talk of war with North Korea, threatening to "totally destroy" the rogue state at the UN. Washington and Pyongyang have been locked in a war of words over Kim's quest for nuclear ICBMs.

Daily Star Online revealed how war between the US and North Korea would play out in the Pacific.

For more infomation >> North Korea moves fighter jets to US bomber flight path to 'SHOOT DOWN' Trump's planes - Duration: 3:57.

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Nuclear conflict expert talks about tensions between U.S., North Korea - Duration: 1:29.

For more infomation >> Nuclear conflict expert talks about tensions between U.S., North Korea - Duration: 1:29.

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US Announces $700M in Humanitarian Aid to Syria - Duration: 0:58.

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[ASLspark] A New United States - Duration: 4:12.

Hello, I'm Adrean Clark.

Welcome to ASLspark!

For a while I've been thinking about the ASL word, "America."

It's interesting.

We're aware that the ASL Deaf community has a culture and a language.

The connection between the two is powerful.

When new words bubble up from community discussion,

those words reflect the thoughts,

values, instincts, and other aspects of the community.

So, what does "America" signify?

Lands claimed during the founding of the colonies

Had their trees cut down to build log cabins.

The interlocking logs became the ASL word.

I also looked at an old ASL dictionary.

The entry said to place hands "like a rail on a fence,"

interweaving the fingers before moving the hands in a circular motion.

This is disturbing.

After some contemplation, I bring forth

a new word for community consideration.

[the new word]

There are three reasons for my choice.

First, the ASL word "immigrant/immigration."

Many peoples have converged onto the lands here since time immemorial.

Think way back to when Pangaea divided; the earth shifting.

Landmasses collided. A bridge rose for people to travel to North America.

Migrants passed through.

The United States was founded with a steady stream of immigrants.

My ancestors were immigrants.

Your ancestors were immigrants.

Perhaps even you, by being in the U. S. today, are an immigrant.

Second, the left-hand index finger.

A flag is usually placed where a country's lands are established.

The index finger signifies the flagpole.

It proclaims that a nation exists in a particular place.

Third, the "four" handshape.

What is the reasoning for this handshape?

Take a look at the current U.S. flag.

It contains a square field of stars,

and an alternating stratum of stripes.

The stars are 50 in number.

There are 13 stripes.

Why is this so?

They represent the current 50 states

and the original 13 colonies.

The reasoning for those numbers is flawed.

The U. S. has territories beyond the states:

Guam, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands.

Those territories are very much a part of our country.

They ought not to be ignored.

The District of Columbia especially desires full representation.

They shouldn't be cast aside as well.

Visualize a compass.

The four cardinal directions appear on its face.

Alaska is the North border of the United States,

Hawaii in the West,

Maine in the East,

and Puerto Rico [Virgin Islands] on the South borders.

They are all lands governed within our country.

Those are the three reasonings for my proposed ASL word, "United States."

Now, with all sensitivity, it is crucial to recognize

the violent past and present of the United States.

Repercussions continue today.

My feeling is that the process of proposing a new word encourages change.

I look forward to our ASL communities thinking over,

discussing, and allowing new words to come up

that may be a better reflection.

Or perhaps those new words will have

a special ownership within their birth communities.

Who knows what will happen?

It is essential to contemplate our community values

in order to reveal them through linguistic expression.

What are your thoughts?

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Generator słodkiej wody na statkach US Navy [w trakcie tlumaczenia] - Duration: 32:11.

For more infomation >> Generator słodkiej wody na statkach US Navy [w trakcie tlumaczenia] - Duration: 32:11.

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JingChi Corp raised a US$30 million angel round - Duration: 1:28.

Our next story is from China's hi-tech industry.

JingChi Corp., a Chinese autonomous driving start-up founded by Wang Jing, former head

of Baidu Inc's Autonomous Driving Unit, has raised a US$30 million angel round and

is in the process of closing a series A round of US$100 million, the company announced.

The company did not disclose the identity of investors in the round.

Wang said in March this year that the firm had received an investment from Aplus Capital,

an investment firm started by Yu Minhong, the founder of New Oriental Education & Technology

Group Inc.

Headquartered in Silicon Valley, Jingchi specializes in developing autonomous driving cars.

It completed a test drive in California in June.

It is the 34th company to obtain a license to test autonomous vehicles on public roads in that state.

During Wang's time at Baidu from 2010 until this April, he was responsible for overseeing

big data, cloud computing, Baidu Brain, autonomous cars and voice recognition technology research

and development.

He set up research centers in the U.S. and Shenzhen, as well as helping to found the

company's research arm Baidu Research.

JingChi Corp. plans to use the latest proceeds to support its test driving program in China,

which it hopes to conduct next year.

The company also plans to move its operations back to China, and deploy several autonomous

vehicles in smaller cities to provide ride hailing services.

This company could help bring autonomous cars to China and maybe one day to the world.

We look forward to seeing what happens next.