White House Chief of Staff John Kelly has warned that North Korea is "coming close"
to having ICBMs that can strike the U.S. mainland.
Speaking to Fox News on Tuesday,... Kelly also said Pyongyang cannot be allowed... to
possess such dangerous weapons.
The retired general also called on China... to exert more pressure on the regime,... in
hopes of encouraging the North to abandon its nuclear weapons program.
Kelly stressed... that he does *not view China as an enemy of the United States,... adding
that Chinese President Xi Jinping is a man (quote) "worthy of praise."
For more infomation >> North Korea 'close' to having ICBMs that can hit U.S. mainland: White House official - Duration: 0:39.-------------------------------------------
Female Fear and Anxiety - Violence Against Women in the United States Statistics and Solutions - Duration: 7:03.
as you can clearly see I am NOT a woman but I am somebody who struggles with a
generalized anxiety disorder so I can't help it empathize for women who struggle
with fear as well as anxiety based on things that happen to women on a regular
basis so in this video we're going to talk about these issues to increase
awareness but then we're also going to talk about some solutions so stay tuned
what's up everybody this is Chris from the rewired soul where we talk about the
problem but focus on the solution so what is anxiety anxiety is a reaction to
fear to stress it is a natural part of our body that we needed way back in
prehistoric times to make sure that we weren't getting beaten by a
saber-toothed tiger or something like that this is our alarm system that tells
us that something's going on so struggling with an anxiety disorder
myself I was constantly afraid of just people and places situations social
anxiety going on in public and I have a lot of female friends and the stories
they tell me I I try to put myself in their shoes and I personally don't even
know how I could handle these situations like I have the utmost respect for women
who are dealing with a lot of these struggles that they deal with I was
inspired to make this video based on a video I saw on Facebook where it was
women sharing about these different preventive methods that they have to
have when they're walking out to their car alone at night or they're going for
a jog by themselves or they're going to a bar or whatever the case is and I'm
just like yeah I get that I get why that makes sense and especially with all
these me two stories coming out I have just seen so many of my female friends
are talking about the situations that they've had and experience and it breaks
my heart it breaks my heart knowing that you know this world is a scary enough
place as it and knowing that just based on your
gender you have to be a little bit more afraid than everybody else because of
all the things that happen in our society so just to put this in
perspective real quick in 2006 a study was taken on the National Crime
Victimization survey they found that two hundred and thirty two thousand nine
hundred and sixty women were victims of sexual violence that means that is over
600 women per day okay so when we're talking about why women are so afraid
this is a clear example why so before making this video when
this idea to make this video came up I asked a bunch of my female friends I
know a bunch of a lot of women from different backgrounds and different
scenarios and and I was asking them like what do you do to deal with this anxiety
of just being a woman right out in the world and what's interesting is I was
talking to one of my friends and I met her a few years ago and one thing I
learned about her not only does she like you know do a lot of fitness and she
teaches spin classes but she also got certified in combat training and I'm
sitting there asking I'm like yo so like does your combat training like knowing
that you have that you know those skills like does that help reduce your anxiety
and she told me like to be honest not really and this is a reality of the
situation because women are naturally smaller than men and they develop
muscles in different ways my friend you know she's buff she could probably kick
my butt right but like if the wrong dude came around like she would have a
struggle so combat training isn't something that
you know is able to reduce that anxiety um one commonality that I've seen from a
lot of my women friends who I've talked to about this is that they all carry
some kind of defensive protection and this is anything from pepper spray in
some areas I know women who own guns that can fit in their purse me
personally I am a fan of this little guy that is a cute little
key chain stabbing device that looks like a kitty
cat so do try some rolled up you gouge them in the eye but anyways so a lot of
the women I know take these preventative measures and now we're gonna start
talking about solutions because what this goes off of is what I have talked
about in a couple of my last videos which is the locus of control knowing
what is in your realm of control having that internal locus of control it helps
reduce the anxiety knowing that if something were to happen you have some
sort of escape or defense against this potential threat while in no way is this
a 100% guarantee what I encourage women out there to do is find the things that
you can control and when talking to my best friend about this too
she brought up mindfulness she's one of my only friends who actually practices
mindfulness and we were talking about this and practicing mindfulness is
another way to increase your locus of control because mindfulness in a
nutshell is paying attention on purpose in the present moment without judgment
so when you are regularly being mindful you are always paying attention to your
surroundings so some people just for example you might go out to a certain
scenario and you notice that something's off but you can't really put your finger
on it people who regularly practice mindfulness that internal alarm goes off
a lot sooner and they acknowledge what it is they are better at pointing how
the exact reason why this scenario is maybe not okay so I highly recommend
aside from preventative type of defense but also picking up a mindfulness
practice I will link in the description as well as in the info card my video
about that my three favorite free mindfulness apps you can practice for as
little as five minutes a day and what it's doing it's increasing your overall
awareness as well as your sensory clarity on my channel we talked about
a problem but we focus on the solution so please if you are a woman watching
this or if you know a woman please share this with them to maybe give them
solutions but for the question of the day my female audience or even men out
there who know women who do something to help reduce their anxiety in this crazy
world leave it down in the comments below because maybe we can offer advice
and suggestion to others who are looking for it so if you like this video please
give it a thumbs up and if you haven't yet quit right below here I'm always
doing videos about mental health mental illness and addiction so hit that little
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check out more videos click the top right there but I'll see you next time
thanks again
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U.S. Air Force sends B-2 stealth bomber over Pacific Ocean - Duration: 0:40.
U.S. Air Force, over the weekend, deployed one of its B-2 stealth bombers to the Pacific
in a show of force to Pyongyang.
According to the U.S. Strategic Command, the bomber flew from Whiteman Air Force Base in
Missouri but did not specify where it went in the Pacific.
The B-2 is capable of carring nuclear bombs and has been mostly operated from Andersen
Air Force Base on Guam.
The U.S. has been increasing its military presence in the region.
Just last week, two more U.S. carriers joined the Japan-based USS Ronald Reagan in the area...
and the U.S. sent F-22 and F-35 fighter jets to South Korea.
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[ United States ][ New York ][ Manhattan ] Terrorist attack by truck in New York, 8 dead - Duration: 3:41.
Eight dead as truck ploughs, into New York crowd.
At least eight people, in New York City have been killed, and 11 injured after a driver,
ploughed into cyclists, and pedestrians, before being shot by police, according to US officials.
The incident on Tuesday, "was a particularly cowardly act, of terror aimed at innocent
civilians", Bill de Blasio, mayor of New York City, told a news conference.
Police said a 29-year-old male, driver of a rented pick-up truck, entered a busy bicycle
path, on the West Side of Lower Manhattan, shortly 3.05pm (19:05 GMT), striking a number
of people along the route.
The truck then crashed, with a school bus, injuring at least two children, and two adults.
After the collision, the driver exited the vehicle brandishing, two imitation guns, at
which point he was, shot by a police officer.
The suspect was wounded, in the abdomen and transferred to, a local hospital, James O'Neill,
police commissioner, told the same press conference.
A paintball gun, and a pellet gun, were recovered from the scene.
There was no information about the suspect's motive.
"All of this happened in, Lower Manhattan, just a few blocks north of, the World Trade
Center where, the 9/11, 2001, attacks took place," said Elizondo.
"Tuesday's incident happened on, the West Side Highway, Bicycle Path - this is significant,
because that's probably, the most well-used bicycle, and pedestrian path in all of New
York City."
New York Governor, Andrew Cuomo said, there were no indications of, a wider plot.
"Our thoughts and prayers are, with those New Yorkers who we lost today,.
It reminds us all how precious life is," he told reporters.
Police in New York said, they were going to deploy extra officers, around the city "out
of, an abundance of caution".
A spokesperson for the US Department, of Homeland Security (DHS) described the incident an,
"apparent act of terrorism".
"We have recently seen attacks like this one, throughout the world.
DHS, and its law enforcement, partners remain vigilant, and committed to safeguarding, the
American people," the spokesperson said, in a statement.
US President Donald Trump, was briefed about the incident, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, White
House press secretary, said in a statement.
"Our thoughts, and prayers are with all those affected," she added.
Even though police said, the investigation was still pending, and there was no claim
of responsibility, Trump later tweeted that the US, "must not allow ISIS to return, or
enter, our country after defeating them, in the Middle East and elsewhere"
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U.S. Air Force sends B-2 stealth bomber over Pacific Ocean - Duration: 0:37.
Over the weekend, the U.S. Air Force deployed one of its B-2 stealth bombers to the Pacific
in a show of force to Pyongyang.
America's Strategic Command reported the bomber flew from Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri
but did specify where it went in the Pacific.
The B-2 is capable of carrying nuclear bombs and was mostly operated from Andersen Air
Force Base in Guam.
Washington has been increasing its military presence in the region.
Just last week, two more U.S. carriers joined the Japan-based USS Ronald Reagan in the area...
while F-22 and F-35 fighter jets were deployed to South Korea.
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U.S. in direct talks with North Korea's UN diplomats: Reuters - Duration: 0:48.
The United States is reportedly carrying out backroom talks with North Korea... despite
President Trump rejecting such talks as "a waste of time."
According to Reuters, Joseph Yun, America's top nuclear envoy, has been in contact with
North Korea's UN diplomats in New York,... trying to convince Pyongyang to stop testing
nuclear bombs and missiles.
The Trump administration was thought to have instructed Yun to only discuss the release
of U.S. citizens detained by the regime,... but a senior State Department source said
communication has not been limited at all, in either frequency or substance.
It's unclear whether the diplomat had been given a pass to discuss such issues... and
so far, there are no definitive signs of any improvement in relations.
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US gearing up for WAR? Donald Trump will KEEP emergency strike powers passed after 9/11 - Duration: 2:44.
US gearing up for WAR? Donald Trump will KEEP emergency strike powers passed after 9/11
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said the 2001 and 2002 War Authorisations should not be repealed and are a "sound basis for ongoing military operations".
The legislation allowed then-President George Bush to launch the Iraq invasion and action against all those he deemed responsible for the terror attack.
The US government now looks likely to keep the measures in its fight against ISIS and other terror groups. Trump's national security aides urged lawmakers not to impose geographic or time limits on military campaigns.
"We are more likely to end this fight sooner if we don't tell our adversary the day we intend to stop fighting" Secretary Of State Rex Tillerson Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis said: "War is fundamentally unpredictable." He and Tillerson argued the current authorisations should not be repealed until new ones are in place.
But concerns over Congress' lack of control have escalated this month after four US soldiers were killed in Niger. Democratic Senator Tim Kaine said: "What's happening in Niger and more broadly in Africa suggests a greater urgency for an AUMF.
"I think the extent of the operation, the number of countries, will be surprising to people." Those calling for new authorisations say the US government has the power to wage war whenever and wherever it wants.
Democrat Senator Ben Cardin said: "I do not think the American people want the United States conducting a global, endless 'Shadow War' under the radar, covert and beyond scrutiny." But Mattis said imposing limitations would only help the US' enemies.
He added: "We are more likely to end this fight sooner if we don't tell our adversary the day we intend to stop fighting.".
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U.S. welcomes S. Korea and China's decision to repair relations over THAAD - Duration: 0:29.
The United States has welcomed South Korea and China's decision to repair their ties
that had eroded over Seoul's deployment of THAAD missile defense system.
At a regular briefing Tuesday,...
U.S. State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said the U.S. is pleased to hear Seoul
and Beijing are forging a closer relationship, adding that the THAAD deployment is a defensive
system,... not an offensive one.
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U.S. in direct talks with North Korea's UN diplomats: Reuters - Duration: 0:53.
The United States is reportedly carrying out behind the scenes negotiations with North
Korea... despite President Trump rejecting such talks as "a waste of time."
According to Reuters, Joseph Yun, America's top nuclear envoy, has been in contact with
North Korea's UN diplomats in New York,... trying to convince Pyongyang to stop testing
nuclear bombs and missiles.
The Trump administration was thought to have instructed Yun to only discuss the release
of U.S. citizens detained by the regime,... but a senior State Department source said
communication has not been limited at all, in either frequency or substance.
It's unclear whether the diplomat had been given a pass to discuss such issues... and
so far, there are said to be no signs of any improvement in relations.
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North Korea 'close' to having ICBMs that can hit U.S. mainland: White House official - Duration: 0:38.
White House Chief of Staff John Kelly has warned that North Korea is "coming close"
to having ICBMs that can strike the U.S. mainland.
Speaking to Fox News on Tuesday,... Kelly also said Pyongyang cannot be allowed... to
possess such dangerous weapons.
The retired general also called on China... to exert more pressure on the regime,... in
hopes of encouraging the North to abandon its nuclear weapons program.
Kelly stressed... that he does *not view China as an enemy of the United States,... adding
that Chinese President Xi Jinping is a man (quote) "worthy of praise."
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Army of the undead vs. the US Army? - Duration: 1:38.
How would the Army of the United States
take on an army of the undead?
For this scenario,
let's assume the zombie outbreak
caught the world by surprise.
It wouldn't but for funsies,
let's say, oh, Russia and its 144 million people
are now zombies,
and that the Russian military only managed
to take down 10% of the zombie hordes.
On active duty,
the US has over 450,000 soldiers,
182,000 Marines,
323,000 sailors,
and 325,000 airmen,
so what could 632,000 ground combatants
supported by the largest Navy
and the most advanced air force in the world
possibly do against 130 million zombies?
They would kill an average of 205.7 zombies each,
and it would be awesome.
The Navy would park multiple carrier groups
in the Baltic and Bering Seas.
Strike aircraft and sensor platforms
would find the largest zombie clusters.
Air Force A-10s and AC-130s
would rain hot lead
in support of ground pounders,
while B and F-series planes
blanket the countryside with bombs.
Finally, guilt-free carpet bombing is back,
and the Marine core and army
are gonna have the entertaining range day
they've ever had.
Guess what?
No one's gonna order a range halt
because of a turtle
when a biomenace is marching toward Paris.
The biggest is gonna be making sure
that everyone has enough ammo.
Hell, the operation could probably be catered.
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Cuba Denies Sonic Attacks, Says U.S. Lacks Evidence - Duration: 0:51.
For more infomation >> Cuba Denies Sonic Attacks, Says U.S. Lacks Evidence - Duration: 0:51. -------------------------------------------
North Korea 'close' to having ICBMs that can hit U.S. mainland: White House official - Duration: 0:37.
White House Chief of Staff John Kelly has warned that North Korea is "coming close"
to having ICBMs that can strike the U.S. mainland.
Speaking to Fox News on Tuesday,... Kelly also said Pyongyang cannot be allowed... to
possess such dangerous weapons.
The retired general also called on China... to exert more pressure on the regime,... in
hopes of encouraging the North to abandon its nuclear weapons program.
Kelly stressed... that he does *not view China as an enemy of the United States,... adding
that Chinese President Xi Jinping is a man (quote) "worthy of praise."
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Video: Senator McCain returns to U.S. Naval Academy to speak with midshipmen - Duration: 2:17.
For more infomation >> Video: Senator McCain returns to U.S. Naval Academy to speak with midshipmen - Duration: 2:17. -------------------------------------------
High-ranking North Korean defector on first visit to United States - Duration: 0:40.
A high-ranking North Korean defector is in the United States for his first-ever visit
to the country since escaping to South Korea last year.
Thae Yong-ho ,... who was Pyongyang's deputy ambassador to the United Kingdom,... spoke
at a public event in Washington on Tuesday... where he called for peace on the Korean Peninsula.
On Wednesday, Thae will appear before Congress,... to share his view of North Korea's nuclear
issue... with the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
The former diplomat is one of the highest-ranking North Korean officials to defect to South
Korea,... and has given numerous speeches and interviews... on the threats posed by
the North.
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US government wiretapped former Trump campaign chairman - Duration: 6:22.
For more infomation >> US government wiretapped former Trump campaign chairman - Duration: 6:22. -------------------------------------------
North Korea's dreaded Juche Bird nuke missile CONFIRMED: US admit 'Kim is going to do it' - Duration: 3:39.
North Korea's dreaded Juche Bird nuke missile CONFIRMED: US admit 'Kim is going to do
it' NORTH Korea's threat to explode a H-bomb
over the Pacific in an unprecedented show of force is being taken seriously, the US
has admitted.
Kim Jong-un is feared to be on the verge of launching the dreaded "Juche Bird" missile
– a live nuclear warhead strapped to an ICBM.
US officials now have said they believe the threats to launch should be taken seriously
as tensions rage between Pyongyang and Washington.
North Korea suffered a disaster at its underground nuclear base, it emerged yesterday.
And there are now fears Kim may have no choice but to fire the Juche Bird.
Pyongyang's top diplomats announced plans for test after a fiery clash with US President
Donald Trump at the UN – and followed it up with a promise it should be taken "literally".
US officials believe North Korea's bluster about the test is a way to reduce the chance
of military action when they carry it out.
The Pentagon is now closely monitoring the rogue state amid fears of an imminent launch.
Back in 2006, Kim's dad Kim Jong-il announced he was planning to detonate the nation's
first nuclear bomb the week before.
"I would fully expect if he's telling us he'll do it, he's going to," an unnamed
US official said, reports Defense News.
The official was briefing reporters who were travelling with the US's top commander General
Joseph Dunford.
Kim's missile would fly from the nation's eastern coast – hurtling over Japan – before
flying out into the central Pacific.
Analysts dubbed the North Korean weapon the Juche Bird in an echo of the America's only
ballistic missile launch with a nuclear warhead - the Frigate Bird.
Kim may try to mirror what his old ally China did to prove its nuke to might to the US,
as Beijing detonated a missile mounted warhead over the Pacific in 1966.
The "Juche Bird" would be the ultimate provocation of the West and would be an unprecedented
step by North Korea that could spark World War 3.
North Korea has been silent since September 15 – not firing any missiles or detonating
any nuclear weapons.
At least 200 workers are reported to have died a collapse at nuke base Punggye-ri just
days after Kim detonated his H-bomb.
US forces are flooding into the Pacific ahead of Donald Trump's visit to the Asia starting
later this week – with North Korea expected to top the agenda.
Tensions have risen this year as Trump and Kim engaged in a fiery war of words over North
Korea's quest for ICBM.
The US President branded Kim a "rocket man on a suicide mission", while the North Korean
supreme leader slammed him as a "mentally ill dotard".
US Air Force B2 bombers flew over the Pacific this week in a major show of strength amid
growing war fears.
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High-ranking North Korean defector on first visit to United States - Duration: 0:39.
A high-ranking North Korean defector is in the United States for his first-ever visit
to the country since escaping to South Korea last year.
Thae Yong-ho ,... who was Pyongyang's deputy ambassador to the United Kingdom,... spoke
at a public event in Washington on Tuesday... where he called for peace on the Korean Peninsula.
On Wednesday, Thae will appear before Congress,... to share his view of North Korea's nuclear
issue... with the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
The former diplomat is one of the highest-ranking North Korean officials to defect to South
Korea,... and has given numerous speeches and interviews... on the threats posed by
the North.
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U.S. welcomes S. Korea and China's decision to repair relations over THAAD - Duration: 0:26.
The United States has welcomed South Korea and China's decision to repair their ties
that had eroded over Seoul's deployment of THAAD missile defense system.
At a regular briefing Tuesday,...
U.S. State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said the U.S. is pleased to hear Seoul
and Beijing are forging a closer relationship, adding that the THAAD deployment is a defensive
system,... not an offensive one.
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