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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.

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US President Trump Will Not Visit DMZ - Duration: 0:57.

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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

round subscribe button but anyways I appreciate you watching you want to

check out more videos click the top right there but I'll see you next time

thanks again

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Report: North Korea Conducting Evaculation, Blackout Drills Amid Growing Tensions With US - Duration: 1:02.

For more infomation >> Report: North Korea Conducting Evaculation, Blackout Drills Amid Growing Tensions With US - Duration: 1:02.

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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. in direct talks with North Korea's UN diplomats: Reuters - Duration: 0:45.

The United States is reportedly carrying out behind-the-scenes talks with North Korea...

despite President Trump calling such talks "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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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.

For more infomation >> U.S. in direct talks with North Korea's UN diplomats: Reuters - Duration: 0:48.

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China Practicing Bombing Runs Towards US Island of Guam - Duration: 2:48.

A report from Defense News Tuesday revealed that the Chinese have been practicing bombing

runs against the island of Guam, a key American territory and military outpost in the Pacific.

The news came as part of a briefing by Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Joseph Dunford,

who described the escalating threat from the Chinese in Pacific and called the country

a bigger threat than North Korea.

The threat goes far beyond the man-made islands of the South China Sea, which have been a

hotspot of military buildup as of late.

Defense News reported that U.S. military officials said that "China has built up its fleet

of fighters to the extent that it operates a daily, aggressive campaign to contest airspace

over the East China Sea, South China Sea and beyond."

"The (People's Republic of China) is practicing attacks on Guam," officials said, noting

that Chinese H-6K Badger Bombers upgraded with extended-range cruise missiles run "not

infrequent" missions around Guam.

It's not just Guam that China is challenging, either; CNBC reported Chinese bombers routinely

fly in the vicinity of Hawaii.

Dunford told reporters that's just part of why China "is very much the long-term

challenge in the region."

In contrast with North Korea, which Dunford has called "a fight we can win," he worries

"about the way things are going" when it comes to Beijing and its military designs

on the region.

"When we look at the capabilities China is developing, we've got to make sure we

maintain the ability to meet our alliance commitments in the Pacific," Dunford said.

It's not just the United States that's feeling the pinch from China's military

moves, either.

Japan has had to scramble 900 flights this year as China has continually challenged Japan's

air defense identification zone.

In 2013, Beijing issued borders for its own air defense identification zone, which overlapped

with Japan's.

That means Chinese and Japanese military aircraft are coming close to each other on a daily

basis, officials said.

And that could lead to conflict.

The strategy is to "win without fighting" by consolidating gains like the militarized

islands in the South China Sea and normalizing incursions into or near foreign airspace.

In his remarks, Dunford seemed to send a message such tactics wouldn't fly with Washington.

"We view ourselves as a Pacific power," Dunford said.

"There are some who try to create a narrative that we are not in the Pacific to stay,"

he added.

"Our message is that we are a Pacific power.

We intend to stay in the Pacific.

Our future economic prosperity is inextricably linked to our security and political relationships

in the region."

And that's a message China needs to hear.

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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.

For more infomation >> U.S. in direct talks with North Korea's UN diplomats: Reuters - Duration: 0:53.

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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."

For more infomation >> North Korea 'close' to having ICBMs that can hit U.S. mainland: White House official - Duration: 0:38.

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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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UNPRECEDENTED: 3 U.S SUPERCARRIERS CONVERGE TO KOREAN WATERS - Duration: 10:49.

The USS Nimitz, USS Ronald Reagan, and USS Theodore Roosevelt carrier strike groups are

in the 7th fleet's area of operations AOO, which ranges from the international date line

to the western Indian Ocean—a large swathe of the earth's oceans. This kind of convergence

of three super carriers is unprecedented.

Observers suggested that the rare convergence of three carrier strike groups in the region

would send a strong message to North Korea, which has launched twenty ballistic missiles

to date in 2017 and tested one presumably thermonuclear device. The convergence also

comes just days before U.S. President Donald Trump will depart to East and Southeast Asia

on his first trip to the region.It will also serve to reassure allies.

It must be noted that each of these ships lead their own Carrier Strike Group.

Each of the 3-strike group has at least one cruiser, a destroyer squadron of at least

two destroyers and or frigates, as well as nuclear powered submarine. Apart from that,

multiple Logistic ships and AWACS support them.

In this video, Defense Updates looks at the 3 most important components of the strike

group, namely the Carrier itself, the Destroyers, & the Submarines one by one, and analyzes

how powerful the combined force of 3 carriers strike group is?

All the 3 ships are of NIMITZ class.

The Nimitz-class supercarriers are a class of 10 nuclear-powered aircraft carriers in

service with the United States Navy. The lead ship of the class is named for World War II

United States Pacific Fleet commander Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz.

Nimitz-class aircraft carriers were designed to be improvements on previous U.S. aircraft

carriers, in particular the Enterprise and Forrestal-class.

Nimitz CVN-68 was commissioned on 3 May 1975, Ronald Reagan (CVN-76) on12 July 2003 & USS

Theodore Roosevelt (CVN-71) on 25 October 1986

Nimitz-class ships each cost around $4.5 billion and have been the symbol of U.S power. They

have been used to project power far off from US mainland.

All 10 Nimitz-class aircraft carriers were constructed between 1968 and 2006 at Newport

News Shipbuilding Company, Virginia, in the largest dry-dock in the western hemisphere.

These are some of the largest vessels constructed. All the 3 ships have a displacement of around

100000 tons, and overall length of 332.8 m (1,092 feet). To give viewers a perspective,

it is about 3 football fields long.

Each of this ship is powered by two A4W nuclear reactors, kept in separate compartments.

These power 4 propeller shafts and can produce a maximum speed of over 30 knots or 56 km/h.

As a result of the use of nuclear power, the ships are capable of operating continuously

for over 20 years without refueling, and are predicted to have a service life of over 50

years. Practically they have unlimited range.

All of these 3 super carriers have a flight group of more than 60 aircraft, including

F-18 jet fighters. These are twin-engine, supersonic, all-weather

carrier-capable 4th generation multirole fighter aircrafts.

They have a payload of 7700 kg (17000 lbs), and can carry ground attack weapons as well

as air-to-air missiles.

Nimitz class possesses multitude of different radars including electronically scanned array

3D radars. It is equipped with 16 to 24 RIM-7 Sea Sparrow

or NATO Sea Sparrow missiles. RIM-7 Sea Sparrow is a US ship-borne short-range anti-aircraft

and anti-missile weapon system, primarily intended for defense against anti-ship missiles.

Close in weapon (CIWS) duties are performed by Phalanx, & RIM-116 Rolling Airframe missile.

The Destroyer component of the Carrier Strike Group generally contains 1 or 2 Arleigh Burke-class

guided missile destroyers. The class is named for ADMIRAL ARLEIGH BURKE,

the most famous American destroyer officer of World War II, and later Chief of Naval

Operations. US Navy has 66 of these, each costing around

$1.843 billion.

Arleigh Burke-class warships are designed as multi mission destroyers capable of Anti

Aircraft Warfare (AAW), Anti Submarine Warfare (ASW), Ballistic Missile Defense (BMD) and

Anti Surface warfare (ASuW). These can operate in open sea or coastal waters.

Arleigh Burke class destroyers are among the largest destroyers in the world.

They have an overall length of about 505 to 509 feet (154 to 155 m) and displacement of

about 9,200 tons.

They have a speed of 30+ knots (55+ km/h) and range of 4,400 nmi (8,100 km).

The Arleigh Burke class of guided missile destroyers (DDGs) is the United States Navy's

first class of destroyer built around the Aegis Combat System.

The Aegis Ballistic Missile Defense System is a US Department of Defense Missile Defense

Agency program developed to provide defense against short to intermediate-range ballistic

missiles. Aegis BMD is designed to intercept ballistic missiles post-boost phase and prior

to reentry.

It enables Arleigh Burke destroyers to shoot down enemy ballistic missiles by expanding

the Aegis Combat System with the addition of the AN/SPY-1 radar and Standard missile

technologies. SM-3 missile having range of 2,500 km & speed of Mach 10.2 is expected

to be particularly effective.

Arleigh Burke class destroyers are one of the most heavily armed destroyers in the world

and are designed to be a multi weapons platform:

They have 96 cell Mk 41 VLS, which can be configured with the combination of different

weapons, based on mission. Here are some important once.

1.Tomahawk cruise missile for Land attack 2.RIM-66M Standard medium range SAM for air

defense 3.RIM-161 Standard Ballistic missile for AEGIS

ballistic missile defense

It also has 2 × Mk 141 Harpoon Missile Launcher for Anti Ship role.

2 × Mark 32 triple torpedo tubes are present for launching Mk-46 or Mk-50 torpedoes

2 MH-60R Seahawk LAMPS III helicopters are also present for Anti Submarine Warfare.

Other than these, they are equipped with long-range naval gun and multiple Close In Weapon System.

The VIRGINIA CLASS, also known as the SSN-774 class, is a class of nuclear-powered fast

attack submarines (hull classification symbol SSN) in service with the United States Navy.

The submarines are designed for a broad spectrum of open-ocean and littoral (shallow coastal

water) missions. US Navy has 13 of these and also building

another 6. The of these cost around $1.8 billions.

These have length of 377 ft (115 m) and displacement of around 7,900 metric tons

Being nuclear powered, these can stay underneath the ocean surface for an unlimited amount

of time, constrained by only food supply and maintenance requirements.

Powered by 30 MW, S9G reactor, these submarines can reach speed of 25 knots and can move down

to depths of 800 ft (240 m).

Virginia class is designed to take out enemy surface vessel, submarines as well can strike

ground targets

12 VLS & four torpedo tubes, capable of launching Mark 48 torpedoes, UGM-109 Tactical Tomahawks,

Harpoon missile.

Mark 48 torpedoes have effective firing range of 38 km, and have a 650 lb warhead. A single

hit fro this torpedo can be deadly for any ship or submarine.

The Tomahawk is a long-range, all-weather, subsonic missile that is used for land-based

attacks. At 5.56 m long without a booster, traveling

at 880 km per hour, it is capable of delivering more than 450 kilograms of conventional explosives.

Harpoon missile having speed of 537 miles per hours, and range of around 120 km plays

the role of anti ship missile.

The combined force of 3-carrier strike group will have around 200 F 18 Super Hornet strike

aircrafts. The MiG-29 is the K P A F's most modern fighter and North Korea operates approximately

40 of these. F 18 strike aircrafts equipped with modern

air-to-air missile and coupled with US fighter pilot's better training and strategy will

be able to take out the North Korean air force in few hours.

North Korea has no Destroyers and has very few Frigates and Corvettes. The vessels are

no match for the Arleigh Burke-class destroyers.

The North Korean military is in possession of a fleet of about 70 submarines, comprised

of approximately 20 Romeo class submarines (1,800 tons), 40 Sang-O class submarines (300

tons) and 10 Yono class submarines (130 tons).

These submarines being small and fairly silent have the potential to sneak in close to US

Carrier Strike Group. But given the Carrier Strike Group will have cover from P-8 Poseidon

Anti Submarine aircraft, apart from its own submarine and Anti submarine warfare capable

Arleigh Burke-class, chances of North Korean vessels causing major damage is unlikely.

In simple terms, the 3 carrier strike group has more than enough capability to decimate

the North Korean military in few days.

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One in Nine Men in U.S. Have Oral HPV - Duration: 4:53.

- [Announcer] The following program

contains mature subject matter.

Viewer discretion is advised.

- New research from the Annals of Internal Medicine

reveals a shocking statistic.

One in nine men in the US are orally infected with HPV,

the human papilloma virus.

Now, the popularity of unprotected oral sex,

they think that may be part of it.

Research shows that 11 million American men are infected.

Most probably don't even know it,

and they found the infection rate is much higher

for men who have had a significant number

of heterosexual oral sex partners.

- Yeah, so the oral cancer is not just in your mouth.

If you ever have a sore that doesn't heal

for two or three weeks, or you notice something

that's red or white or black in your mouth,

and obviously that's alarming.

But when we say "oral" as doctors,

we mean this whole passageway.

You are an ENT, as well as plastics.

- And what's unique to the head and neck,

that you may have a lesion in part of that head-neck system

but the pain is referred to another part of the head-neck.

So these type of cancers affecting the oral cavity--

- So like if you can't swallow?

- Difficulty swallowing, change in your voice,

actually ear pain, that a lesion in the throat,

problems with your ears, you can't equalize your ears

because you have a lesion

somewhere near the eustachian tube.

So any of these type of changes, a mass obviously,

in the neck or mouth, something that doesn't heal

for a long period of time like you mentioned.

- As a little science lesson,

viruses, the way they live and survive is

they actually enter into your human cells

and that's the machinery they use to replicate.

Well, in this case, HPV can get into your human cells

and cause it to become cancerous,

not just in the oral cavity and your throat.

For women, their cervix.

And that's what's so crazy here, is this virus

which, yeah, it can just cause a wart

that's fairly harmless, but it can literally

reprogram your cells to become cancerous

anywhere that it infects your cells.

- And you know, from a practical standpoint,

80% of people will get an HPV infection in their lifetime,

and it's true that a lot of HPV infections

will just clear on their own,

but those that persist can lead to pre-cancers and cancers,

and I think we can all agree

that prevention is better than treatment.

We have research that shows

that the HPV vaccine does work.

In fact, infection with HPV types

that cause most HPV cancers and genital warts

have decreased 71% in teen girls.

- I wish this vaccine had been available

when I was growing up, because this generation--

- But we can still get it, but it's not

going to be as effective as you're older, correct?

- Correct, the recommendation is to get it

when kids are about 11 or 12 years of age.

Ideally, you want to get it before kids are sexually active

because it's going to be more beneficial

when they haven't been exposed.

- The take-home message from what we're saying, though,

is to just increase the awareness.

Everybody knows about sexually transmitted diseases,

but we think of it happening down there,

but the oral contact is your conduit for not only HPV,

but HIV and gonorrhea and syphilis and all of the STDs

come through mouth contact.

- Get vaccinated, know your sexual partners,

I mean, monogamy is best.

- But I think this is a wake-up call,

especially to youngsters out there.

If you're going to engage in oral sex,

know that there's no such thing as,

quite frankly, safe oral sex, right?

There's really, it's--

I don't know how you can be safer,

short of doing your trick of,

I don't even know how you would do it,

cutting up a condom.

(audience laughs)

Trying to find a dental dam.

- You're laughing at my trick?

It's a good trick!

- I, look, you're going to have to show me backstage

how to even do it, and I'm trying to--

(audience cheers)

- No!

- You've got scissors, it's like, ugh.

(laughter and cheers)

- I, no, that's--

- This I want to see!

- But you, I want to mention something.

Typically the only time we'll look for HPV

is if you're 30 years of age or older

and you're getting a pap smear,

and then we'll determine if you have

a high risk type of HPV.

Occasionally your doctor might look to see

if it's a specific number, like 16 or 18,

because those have a really, really strong association

with cervical cancer.

So you're absolutely right, we typically don't look

but in that instance, people might say

"Well, my doctor checked for HPV."

That's the only reason why. - That's a good point.

- And it sticks around for so long,

it's not one of those things where you would say

"Oh, I have HPV this year, I didn't have it last year.

Let me go divorce my husband."

No, it doesn't really work like that.

It sticks around for a while and people don't have symptoms.

- Potentially forever.

- It's hard to determine when you got it,

so if you get divorced, you'll probably go and meet

somebody else who has a different strain of HPV.

- 80% of people carry an HPV virus.

For more infomation >> One in Nine Men in U.S. Have Oral HPV - Duration: 4:53.

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As Russia Meddled, "Partisan Positioning" Slowed the U.S. Response | "Putin's Revenge" | FRONTLINE - Duration: 6:48.

>> Donald Trump is fanning the flames of the email hack

involved in the Democratic...

>> ...even inciting the Russians to help find some other...

>> The reaction continuing to pour in...

>> NARRATOR: At the Central Intelligence Agency,

there was growing concern about the implications of the leaks.

>> It was quite clear to me that we were seeing a campaign

on the part of the Russians,

that it was a much more aggressive, much more intense,

and much more worrisome effort.

>> NARRATOR: The intelligence community's analysis

had already linked the DNC intrusion to Russian hackers--

the very ones used in Ukraine.

But now at C.I.A. headquarters,

they said they had something more:

direct evidence that Vladimir Putin himself

was personally involved.

>> To get the intelligence that corroborates that

was the coup for the C.I.A.

>> The agency has obtained intelligence that shows

that Putin is behind this operation.

Putin is setting its goals.

Putin is not only aware of this,

but aware that they're planning to weaponize this information.

>> He rarely communicates by phone or email

or anything electronic.

So for them to get this kind of intelligence

was pretty significant.

>> NARRATOR: Exactly what the C.I.A. found is classified,

but to Brennan it was a game-changer.

>> It was something that was, I think, worrying to all of us,

particularly since we didn't know the extent

of what it is that the Russians were engaged in.

And we didn't know how far they would go to really threaten

the integrity of the election.

>> NARRATOR: The information was dispatched

from C.I.A. headquarters to the offices of the director

of national intelligence, James Clapper.

>> I reacted viscerally when I understood the magnitude

of what they were doing, and that it was in fact orchestrated

at the highest levels of the Russian government,

meaning Putin himself.

I've seen a lot of bad stuff in my 50-plus years

in intelligence.

That really shook me.

>> NARRATOR: With Clapper on board,

Brennan delivered the details to the president in person.

>> Obama's senior-most officials have told us

that he was taken aback by this,

that the president was alarmed, as well.

>> NARRATOR: At the White House, some wanted the president

to sound the alarm to the American people.

>> There's a big debate inside the Obama administration.

What kind of actions should they take?

How public should they be about raising the alarm?

>> NARRATOR: Veteran Putin watchers worried

that if the president didn't respond forcefully,

the attacks would continue.

>> As we are watching what's happening,

those of us who've seen this movie before,

whether it was in Estonia or Ukraine,

it seems absolutely familiar.

>> Everybody that I knew who read into this

and who was at high levels of the State Department,

supported both attributing it to the Russians

as early as possible and responding in a robust way.

>> Obama could have destroyed computer servers

that were involved in this.

He could have stepped in to reveal information about Putin

himself and his financial connections to the oligarchs.

He had all kinds of cyber choices.

And then he had all kinds of non-cyber tools:

sanctions, things like that.

>> NARRATOR: But Obama resisted aggressive responses.

>> I think the feeling was, how are you going to talk about this

without seeming to be influencing the election

and taking a side?

I just think they preferred to stay out of it.

>> Overriding all of this was President Obama's concern

about not doing anything that was going to become

a self-fulfilling prophecy for the Russians,

which was to call into question the integrity of the election.

>> Very clever on Putin's part, as well,

because President Obama conceivably could have been

accused of doing the very thing that Putin himself was doing,

and therefore contributing to the discrediting

of the election.

>> The other thing is that the Obama administration

expected Clinton to win.

And they were afraid that if they weighed in now,

it would look like they're really putting their thumbs

on the scale.

This is a kind of a classic case of the Obama administration

overthinking something while the Russians were just kind of

punching them in the gut.

>> NARRATOR: Before he would act,

the president wanted congressional Republicans

to join him in calling out Putin and Russian interference.

>> The Obama administration is so concerned about being accused

of politicizing intelligence during the election,

they're really reluctant for the president himself

to go out on a limb and say, "Look, Russia is doing this.

Russia's messing around in our election."

They really wanted this to be a bipartisan statement

of condemnation of Moscow's interference.

>> NARRATOR: Top intelligence officials traveled

to Capitol Hill to tell congressional leaders

what they knew.

>> They were all there: the Speaker, Leader Pelosi,

Leader McConnell, Leader Reid, the foreign affairs committees,

the intel committees.

They were all there.

And we briefed them on what we knew.

>> NARRATOR: Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell

expressed skepticism about the intelligence,

and warned that he would not join an effort

to publicly challenge Putin.

>> They're told by Mitch McConnell,

the majority leader of the Senate,

that, "If you do that, we are going to interpret that

as you putting the thumb on the scales for Hillary Clinton."

>> NARRATOR: The meetings were top secret,

held behind closed doors.

>> In those briefings of Congress,

some of the individuals expressed concern

that this was motivated by partisan interests

on the part of the administration.

And I took offense to that,

and told them that this is an intelligence assessment.

This is an intelligence matter.

>> It's a moment when politics and partisan positioning

appears to take precedence over national security.

In other words, they are so worried about each other,

the Democrats and Republicans, as adversaries,

that they can't get around the idea

that there is a bigger adversary.

For more infomation >> As Russia Meddled, "Partisan Positioning" Slowed the U.S. Response | "Putin's Revenge" | FRONTLINE - Duration: 6:48.

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North Korea's dreaded Juche Bird nuke missile CONFIRMED: US admit 'Kim is going to do it' - Duration: 4:14.

North Korea's dreaded Juche Bird nuke missile CONFIRMED: US admit 'Kim is going to do it'

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".

"I would fully expect if he's telling us he'll do it, he's going to" US military official 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.

For more infomation >> North Korea's dreaded Juche Bird nuke missile CONFIRMED: US admit 'Kim is going to do it' - Duration: 4:14.

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North Korea's dreaded Juche Bird nuke missile CONFIRMED: US admit 'Kim is going to do it' - Duration: 3:38.

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.

For more infomation >> North Korea's dreaded Juche Bird nuke missile CONFIRMED: US admit 'Kim is going to do it' - Duration: 3:38.

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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."

For more infomation >> North Korea 'close' to having ICBMs that can hit U.S. mainland: White House official - Duration: 0:37.

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World War 3: US secretly in diplomatic talks with North Korea despite Trump's objections - Duration: 5:54.

World War 3: US secretly in diplomatic talks with North Korea despite Trump's objections

Using the so-called New York channel", US negotiator with Joseph Yun has been in contact with diplomats at Pyongyangs United Nations mission, the official said.

The New York channel is one of the few means the United States has for communicating with North Korea.

But, the rogue nation has made it clear it has little interest in serious talks before it develops a nuclear-tipped missile capable of hitting the continental US.

The last high-level contact between Mr Yun and North Korea was when he travelled to the hermit kingdom in June to secure the release of US student Otto Warmbier, who died shortly after he returned home in a coma.

The administration has demanded release three other US citizens: missionary Kim Dong Chul and academics Tony Kim and Kim Hak Song.

Warmbiers death was a factor in the chilling of US-North Korean contacts around that time but the biggest impact came from Pyongyangs stepped-up testing, the official said.

The official added: "The preferred endpoint is not a war but some kind of diplomatic settlement. "Diplomacy has a lot more room to go.. But s threats against are believed to have complicated diplomatic efforts.

It comes as tensions between the US and North Korea have escalated after Trump and Kim Jong-un have been engaged in a war of words which have sparked fears of military conflict.

US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said on October 17 he would continue diplomatic efforts… until the first bomb drops".

His comments are a sign the US is directly discussing issues beyond the release of American prisoners, despite Trump having dismissed direct talks as pointless.

But, there is no sign that the discussions have improved relationships between the two nations, especially after the North conducting a series of nuclear tests. Mr Yun told negotiators to stop testing nuclear bombs and missiles, the official said.

North Korea this year conducted its sixth and most powerful nuclear detonation and has test-fired a volley of missiles, including intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs).

There is speculation as to whether the ICBMs have the capacity to reach the mainland US, but experts believe it could be only months until they are perfected.

The possibility that Pyongyang may be closer to attaching a nuclear warhead to an ICBM has alarmed the administration, which in April unveiled a policy of maximum pressure and engagement that has failed to deter At the start of Trumps presidency, Mr Yuns instructions were limited to seeking the release of US prisoners.

The State Department official, said: It is now a broader mandate than that". But he did not say whether authority had been given to discuss North Koreas nuclear and missile program.

NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg has urged all United Nations members to fully and transparently implement sanctions against , which he said has emerged as a global threat.

Speaking at the UN on September 19, called Kim Jong-un "rocket man" and vowed to totally destroy North Korea if it threatened the United States or its allies.

Twelve days later Trump said on Twitter his chief diplomat is wasting his time trying to negotiate with Little Rocket Man".

Democratic US senators introduced a bill on Tuesday to prevent Trump from launching a nuclear first strike on North Korea on his own. It comes days before Trump's first presidential trip to Asia.

A high-ranking North Korean defector said he backed the Trump administrations policy of pressuring Pyongyang through sanctions, coupled with maximum engagement with the leadership and increased efforts to get information into North Korea to educate its people.

Thae Yong Ho was chief of mission at Pyongyangs embassy in London until he defected in 2016. Speaking to the Centre for Strategic and International Studies, he said: I strongly believe in the use of soft power before taking any military actions.".

For more infomation >> World War 3: US secretly in diplomatic talks with North Korea despite Trump's objections - Duration: 5:54.

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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.