hi welcome back to our Channel please like this video and subscribe to our
channel thank you everyone we are so so excited that so many people entered into
our $200 cash giveaway video sometimes it was so much fun
we're just excited we appreciate everyone who entered everyone who
participated and definitely everyone who took the time to also watch our help us
reach 4,000 hours playlist and you know a lot of you watched it meant so much to
us unfortunately we did get fired from YouTube it's kind of really hard time as
a glass know so we got fired me it's not funny it's not fired from YouTube uh you
okay it's people singing will be easier than I am I don't think that's funny
just because it sucks yeah and you've had this channel and he was monetized
for five years and it's like you know no issues no copyright knows nothing no
strikes no nothing so I was super super bummed about it as chipper upset how do
you say that really hurt my feelings in Spanish me middle Neil you could say
maybe a little mentally ill mucho yeah that and that just means I get hurt a
lot it hurt a lot I'm not gonna try to say that cuz you use fear we use big
words and I don't know I'm not gonna try but it really hurt my soul hurt her
feelings but it's okay I understand it's a
business I get it it just I wish I would have had more time than a 30 day notice
and I probably would have planned out the friendly because I had consistently
the Minuteman Stephen started putting videos up together we start consistently
posting and then I said you know what it's Christmas times over the holidays
it was really important to me for Stephen and I to spend the holidays with
his family just because we are newlyweds and he is in the army I wanted to kind
of take that time to revamp our channel you know you know study get research
done for good content and I would I would have found some more
time to post if I wouldn't know that was coming because we would have
consistently posted that wouldn't have been an issue the four thousand hours
and twelve months yeah but I get it again
still thinks a little unfair sorry I am troubling a little bit it looks okay
what's super lame is all the big youtubers who made videos basically
making fun of it or others being lame and you can all that Club eight and it's
just like okay you're many people like three grand by giving their videos four
million views basically making fun of small youtubers it's so stupid
yeah any boo but we're over here in our little corner of love
yeah it is a Steven and Frances Channel and Fort Campbell Kentucky yeah I'm
living Our Lives so that is enough of that
positivity always always the whole plan I'm saying that as I appreciate all you
guys that try to help us yeah well is I'm insane you didn't have to do that
and did a lot I appreciate is it when I what did you guys know what you can
expect in the future yeah for me you can expect one we're
getting a new intro it kind of even have an intro right now no we're gonna have a
new intro I'm just getting worked on for our channel on we are actually working
with a really dope artists out of Britain England specifically who is
gonna be redoing all of our thumbnails so I'm really excited about and you can
expect just more videos more content for me basically on my experience as a
military spouse and on finance videos I really really really really really want
to help as many people as I can be stay and remain deck 322 still live a good
filling life with money and access income regardless of your salary or
which you have right now that's not what you'd expect for me and I'm gonna be
doing more videos on the army things I wish I'd known things that I recent
learn stuff that I think could help when you're preparing to go to the army or
things you're preparing to do in the army or all sorts of stuff a basin arm
stuff yeah army stuff I'm also gonna be working on providing more content in
Spanish that means the closed captioning making sure that it's all translated
correctly and even making sure that my videos I do personally I also have
Spanish in them right it's like there's one video you have that's an army gear
video an army gear video that is in English rather than once he's finished
with it it immediately picks up in Spanish and it gives the same content in
the same information in both languages I am not fluent in Spanish Wow I do
understand a lot of it and I can read it I can't speak it and I don't want and it
would be counterproductive but again Stevens gonna try to work on putting
closed captions in Spanish and in English on our videos right so more
people can get information out of it yeah yeah so we're really excited about
that's my prize from the future we're gonna get down a posting schedule we
don't have one yet but once we get kind of more of a
routine down which is a little bit tough to do with begin the military lifestyle
and then also us both working we'll figure it out but for now you can
definitely expect more giveaways you just definitely spend more videos and
you can definitely expect to see more visually appealing this from our channel
yeah we're super excited oh yeah so I'm it is
before they went up every Wednesday I would like to say this person won I'm so
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just didn't follow the rules so please follow the rules regardless of what it
is it'll never be anything crazy I mean we're talking about subscribes liking
commenting follows not anything too difficult
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terrible if he won and then you didn't get it just because you didn't fall over
so this person won fair and square I'm very excited mom I appreciate
everyone's patience and I'm just really excited I'm really excited so the one up
is I soaked my papers I want to say right
Kristin's chaotic life yeah okay we need to see it together you need more um from
you okay okay on three one two three Christian's get
out of live congratulations um she's actually a youtuber I'm based
out of Oregon she is a mother she does cleaning videos lifestyle videos cooking
videos I will have a link to her channel Instagram and Twitter in the description
below she's very awesome she seems like a very
nice person I don't know her personally but I have in the last you know 10 to 12
hours that I've no choose the winner I've been looking at her video she's
very good content out there and I mean she's like an amazing mother for once I
mean her family is adorable so definitely check out her channel and
again I'm very sorry for everyone who didn't win I feel very bad about that
that was probably the only low point of this whole
experience was that I everyone didn't win right but the more we grow the more
exposure the more resources the more income our channel generates the more
giveaways we'll have right now that's a little bit on stance so because we just
lost on monetization so again I'll link help us reach our 4,000 hours in the
description click on that let it play like engage and so we can keep doing
this we're very excited we're very blessed and happy going on we just want
you all to know that we do this because it's fun and it continent for me kind of
eases the my loneliness that comes with living away from your family and not
really having very many friends yeah both of us have I mean I mean I think we
can each counter friends on one hand and we both kind of grew up in the same area
like he grew up in Phoenix I grew up in the DC area and you go flow there pretty
much all of our childhood yeah and so now that we live in Kentucky we have no
base and it's been really fun and really just fun experience I'm posting on
YouTube if you're thinking about making a
YouTube channel do it but I will say you will get more support when your channel
has zero subscribers then when you are creeping out those to the hundreds and
you will get your first dislike when you're creepin up for whatever reason it
is so easy to get people to watch your video when you have no one watching and
once you start to get something all the naysayers start to come out so oh no no
no I'm so sick and tired of seeing all these videos they're like don't start a
YouTube channel on 2018 you know what everyone started singing to us our new
YouTube channel do it right baby yeah do it go for it but you have nothing to
lose yeah don't listen to the naysayers and
say like don't start now because it's harder do it or it's too late it's not
too late no just go for it there isn't fair zoom off there is a
moth we live in Kentucky in the the mobile forest I feel like they found
a farz I decided to put Fort Campbell in the middle of it because yeah
anyway if you're thinking about starting a YouTube channel do it um if you know
someone that has a YouTube channel watch your channel if you if you can if their
content doesn't offend you is it feels so good to know someone out there is
watching me or they're getting something out of it yeah but for me it just really
helps to just curb that kind of loneliness from being away from family
and friends I have no base here in Kentucky and a
lot of the things that people gather and the military community it are very
limited to your experience is with your children and we don't have children you
know so that these kind of isolates I felt a little bit isolated and YouTube
has really helped me find another community within this community I don't
get me wrong there's so many people out there that are amazing
but even if you watch army wife youtubers most of them have children you
know they just do and I do so just to work full time plus not have
babies you miss a lot of that bonding experience you miss a lot of those
activities that they did they do host so this has been a very good for me this
has been very good for us and when Steven is away it's so fun watching some
of our adventures and just us together here his voice is many so that's why we
doing it we love it come back soon subscribe so I'm yeah breath came and
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CNN 10 - February 25, 2018 | why the U.S. recently indicted 13 Russian citizens | CNN Student News - Duration: 10:01.
I`m Carl Azuz for CNN 10, explaining global news to a global audience.
We start today with a look at an international story concerning the U.S. and Russia. Late
last week, an American federal grand jury formally
charged 13 Russian citizens and three Russian companies with allegedly interfering with
the 2016 U.S. presidential election. The Russians are
accused of conspiracy to defraud the United States. Other charges for some of the dependents
included conspiracy to commit bank fraud and identity
theft.
Here`s how this alleged happen. The U.S. Justice Department says as early as 2014, a Russian
organization named the Internet Research Agency started
trying to interfere with the U.S. political system and 2016 elections. The Russians are
accused of posing as Americans, creating false American
identities, operating social media pages to attract American audiences and posting critical
information about American presidential candidates. The
U.S. government says employees for the Internet Research Agency were told to, quote, use any
opportunity to criticize Democratic presidential nominee
Hillary Clinton and the rest except for Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders and
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
The U.S. government says that no Americans knowingly participated in the illegal activity.
And President Donald Trump says the Russian campaign
started before he announced his presidential candidacy and that the results of the election
were not impacted. Other American politicians, including
some Republicans and Democrats in Congress said it`s clear Russia interfered with the
election and that future U.S. elections would have to
be better protected.
Russia`s foreign ministry described the charges as, quote, absurd. It`s also said that not
a single fact has come out of the U.S. investigation
into alleged Russian interference. But that investigation continues.
These 37 pages alleged Russians went a very long way in their attempt to interfere U.S.
democracy.
According to the federal indictments, Russian operating out of this St. Petersburg troll
farm launched a misinformation campaign to wreak havoc on
America`s political system.
The Russians conspirators want to promote discord in the United States and undermine
public confidence in
democracy. We must not allow them to succeed.
SANDOVAL: Examples of the alleged misinformation campaign include allegations of voter fraud
by the Democratic Party and the purchased of
advertisements to further promote the allegations on Facebook. The pages were even designed
to look like they were run by real Americans and focus
on issues in American life, race relations, immigration, and of course, then candidate
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
Facebook estimates close to 126 million Americans may have been exposed to this and other propaganda.
Federal investigators say the group behind it
is the Internet Research Agency linked to the Kremlin. Russia has denied any involvement
in the U.S. elections. In a security conference, Saturday,
Russia`s foreign minister again dismissed those claims.
I have no response. Until we see the facts, everything else is just
blather.
Then there are the rallies. The very month of the election both pro and anti-Trump demonstrations
were held in New York. U.S. prosecutors
say both events were organized by the same trail group half a world away in St. Petersburg.
Russians traveled to the U.S. on a fact-finding mission in 2014, say prosecutors. It would
be the foundation of a massive operation brought to
light in recent months and described in detail in these 37 pages.
Polo Sandoval, CNN, New York.
Ten-second trivia.
From 1789 to 1914, most of the U.S. government`s revenue came from what?
Foreign investment, tariffs, income tax or corporate tax?
During this time period, taxes on imported goods or tariffs were how the government got
most of its revenue.
There`s a challenging decision ahead of the Trump administration when it comes to steel
and aluminum. Both of these metals are important to
the U.S. economy. They`re in everything from cars to dishwashers, pipelines to soda cans.
America uses 100 million tons of steel every year and five and a half million tons of aluminum.
A third of that steel is imported from other
countries. Ninety percent of aluminum is. That`s not good for American middle manufacturers
who`ve had to close some plants because of cheaper
imports.
But will President Trump impose new tariffs, taxes on steel and aluminum that`s imported?
He has until April to decide on recommendations from the
U.S. Commerce Department. But while American manufacturers could benefit from tariffs on
imported metal, they could cause prices to rise on American
metal and everything it`s used for.
One country that tariffs could target is China.
So, if tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from China to the U.S. are in fact enacted,
how will China respond?
That`s the big question many here in China are asking, after the latest news out of the
White House.
U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross made his suggestions in three basic options. Number
one, impose across-the-board tariffs on steel and aluminum
from all countries. Two, select targeted countries with even higher tariffs. Or three, limit
the total steel and aluminum coming into the
United States overall.
All three of those would have major effects on Chinese imports and perhaps signal that
the Trump administration is, in fact, more willing to actually
carry out tougher trade measures in policy, more like the kind of rhetoric we heard from
then candidate Trump on the 2016 campaign trail where he
regularly accused China of stealing U.S. jobs while not playing by international rules.
Now, the president has largely shied away from challenging Beijing economically since
taking office. So far, not much of a response from
China because we are smack dab in the middle of the Chinese New Year holidays, so government
offices have been closed and will remain so for a
few days now.
We did see a brief article from state media outlet Xinhua, though. They quoted a senior
official named Wang Hejun at the commerce ministry here,
saying, quote: If the United States` final decision affects China`s interests, we will
take necessary measures to defend our what, rights.
Nothing more specific than that though.
It is worth noting that there is wide agreement among economists that China has sold steel
at unfairly low prices in the U.S. for years because of
cheap production costs here domestically and hundreds and hundreds have helped reduce steel
imports already. China is now longer among the top
steel importers to the United States.
Now, the president has until mid-April to decide what kind of action to take in regards
to potential tariffs, if any action at all. But if he does
decide to act, you can absolutely expect China to respond.
Analysts and industry representatives that we`ve spoken to here in China over the last
several months or so say there is broad concern that Beijing
will target major U.S. industries and companies that rally on access to Chinese markets. Think
Boeing and their airplanes or the soybean industry
that exports billions of dollars of product to China each year. Restricting access to
Chinese customers could seriously hurt U.S. companies
in the short and long term.
Scientists in Antarctica have attached a camera to a minke whale, in what they say is a world
first.
We`re trying to understand the behavior of baleen whales, of minke whales and humpback
whales.
So, for the first time ever, we could see from a minke whale`s perspective what is life
is like in the Antarctic, how it feeds, how it maneuvers in
the sea ice and just the things that it does in a daily life of a minke whale is something
we`d never seen before.
Minkes grow to about eight to nine meters and are the second smallest baleen whale.
Using specialized feeding plates, they filter krill or small fish out of the water.
What`s amazing to me is how fast the animal is and how quickly it can feed and then how
quickly again it can feed the second time.
Our goal is to try to understand these whales, figure out what they need to survive and figure
out what we can men do to kind of protect those whales
and keep them from pristine (ph).
Not every cafe charges you $10 an hour just to sit down. In addition to any drinks you
buy. But not every cafe has this. At Cafe Meow
in Minnesota, you stay for and pay for the cats. The goal is to get these fine felines
adopted. It`s currently showing older cats who`ve been
overlooked by families wanting a kitten. This gives customers the chance to get to know
the felines while they get catfinated.
It`s sure truly a unique experience. If you`re looking to Siamese into your morning, if you`re
having a rough day or if you feel like a ragdoll or
a ragamuffin after work and want a Caligo somewhere exotic but closer than Siberian,
Cafe Meow offers free es-fur-sso with every order.
I`m Carl Azuz with news and meows for CNN 10.
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10 Foods You Can No Longer Buy In The United States - Duration: 10:43.
Remember in school, when you learned that Louis Pasteur figured out how to pasteurize
milk, saving millions of lives and making milk safe for everyone to drink?
It seems some folks missed school that day because there are people who enjoy drinking
raw, unpasteurized milk.
Raw milk isn't necessarily dangerous to consume, but when it is mass-produced on the
level the dairy industry puts out milk in the United States, the odds of passing on
harmful bacteria increase exponentially if pasteurization is skipped.Unpasteurized milk
can carry dangerous bacteria like Salmonella, E. coli, and Listeria.
These and other harmful organisms killed in the pasteurization process can be dangerous
to the young, people with weakened immune systems, the elderly, and pregnant women.
Pasteurization prevents harmful diseases such as listeriosis, typhoid fever, tuberculosis,
diphtheria, and brucellosis, so it makes sense to keep raw milk under control.
In the US, 20 states and the District of Columbia prohibit the sale of raw milk, while its sale
is heavily regulated in all but 13 of the remaining 30 states.
When having trouble sleeping, some people may take melatonin.
In small doses, it's a harmless supplement that can help regulate sleep, but it is not
generally considered a food ingredient.
That's a problem for the makers of Lazy Larry brownies (formerly called Lazy Cakes),
as their principal marketed ingredient is melatonin.
The Food and Drug Administration found out about this additive and sent a letter to the
company responsible, informing them that their cakes weren't particularly good for people
to . . . well, eat.These cakes are particularly dangerous for children, who might see a delicious
brownie and eat it.
If a child were to take melatonin, they shouldn't exceed 0.3 milligrams, but these brownies
are packed with 8 milligrams of melatonin.
While the nation as a whole hasn't jumped on the bandwagon and outright banned Lazy
Larry brownies just yet, you won't be able to find them anywhere in Arkansas.
The state banned them in 2011
Sometimes, the most dangerous treats are also the most delicious.
That is certainly the case for the ackee fruit, which can be found in West Africa and Jamaica
but certainly not in the United States.
The FDA has completely banned the importation of ackee fruit into the country, and it may
have been for a good reason: Ingesting unripe ackee will result in something called Jamaican
vomiting sickness (JVS), which is pretty much exactly what you think it is.
About two to 12 hours after eating unripe ackee, someone with JVS will begin vomiting
uncontrollably, may lose consciousness, and is susceptible to seizures.
If this happens while you're out camping, this little fruit is going to kill you.The
reason ackee causes JVS has to do with the presence of hypoglycin, a nonproteinogenic
amino acid.
It functions by lowering a person's blood sugar, which leads to an increased use of
glucose and ultimately hypoglycemia.
There are thousands of people who eat ackee fruit and its products every day without harm
thanks to their patience in waiting for the fruit to ripen, but seeing as dozens of people
die from eating it every year, the FDA may be on the right track with this ban.
Sassafras oil is probably the one product many people have heard of but have never used.
That's certainly true for Americans, seeing as the use of it in commercially mass-produced
foods was banned back in 1960.
Sassafras is a bit different than other items on this list; you might just have it growing
in your backyard.
The plant hasn't been banned, but you aren't going to find it in your root beer anymore.
The reason the oil has been banned in the States stems from the presence of safrole,
a constituent in sassafras oil, which has been shown to be carcinogenic, causing cancer
in lab animals.There is another problem with safrole in that it is one of the principal
ingredients of MDMA, otherwise known as Molly or ecstasy.
Because the tree produces a component of the popular party drug, it is becoming threatened
and may disappear one day.
Despite the dangers posed from ingesting safrole, it is still used in a wide array of products
across the planet.
Some uses are not banned in the United States, but it is no longer included in foods.
If you have never been to Scotland or eaten their food, odds are you have heard of haggis
and want nothing to do with it.
Take it from the writer of this article, you are doing yourself a disservice!
Haggis is delicious!
Unfortunately, you cannot import it into the United States, thanks to a ban placed on the
dish in 1971 by the FDA.
They made the ban due to the presence of sheep lung, which constitutes less than 15 percent
of the total dish.
The FDA created the ban, which encompasses all lung meat, due to the potential presence
of stomach acid and phlegm.
The ban only exists on haggis imported from the United Kingdom, so there is nothing stopping
an intrepid eater from getting some homemade haggis in the States.
If you aren't ready to take the haggis challenge just yet, you may want to learn what it is:
Haggis is described as a pudding in the way only folks from the UK can call a meat dish
a pudding.
It consists of a sheep's heart, liver, and lung meat, which is then minced with various
spices, onions, and oats before it is stuffed into a sheep stomach.
It sounds disgusting but is arguably delicious, and many people in and out of Scotland enjoy
it.
Most Americans reading this may be scratching their heads wondering what casu marzu is,
and there's a reason for it which you've probably already guessed: It's banned in
the United States.
The traditional dish from Sardinia is made from sheep milk that contains an ingredient
the people at the FDA may have gagged at learning: live insect larvae, more commonly known as
maggots.
Yes, you read that correctly—when prepared in the traditional way, this dish contains
a cheeseload of maggots.Casu Marzu is made by placing a wheel of pecorino cheese outside
with a small portion of the rind removed.
This allows a fly, Piophila casei, to lay its eggs in the cheese.
Seeing as these little buggers can lay up to 500 eggs at a time, there are going to
be quite a few maggots inside.
As they mature and eat the cheese, the acid in their stomachs breaks down the cheese fat,
making the cheese incredibly soft.
The chef knows the dish is ready to be served when several thousand maggots are present.
It's up to the person eating the dish whether or not they want to eat the maggots whole
or by mashing them into a paste.
Many do this, while others flick them aside.
While casu marzu is certainly banned in the United States, it is also banned in the EU,
making it difficult to find . . . should you want to.
For most of the foods on this list, the United States government banned them for health reasons
or environmental concerns.
For the mirabelle plum, their reason is quite different, thanks to rules making the fruit
protected from importation due to its designation as a "protected origin" food.This designation
is the result of an agreement between the French and American governments aimed at helping
the French market.
As a regional delicacy in France, the country prefers to keep it in-house as a means of
attracting tourism.
This isn't unusual for France, which protects a number of regional delicacies, including
certain peppers and wines.Because of this agreement, it is nearly impossible to get
a mirabelle plum into the United States.
If you want one (and you do, they are delicious), you need to travel to the Lorraine region
of France.
You can even attend a two-week festival in honor of the fruit and its economic importance
to the region in the city of Metz.
They hold a mirabelle festival every August, when the fruit becomes ripe.
They do grow in other countries outside France but should be enjoyed when cultivated from
their native soil.
This food is so dangerous, it nearly killed Homer Simpson!
Fugu is the sushi cut from a pufferfish—you know, those cute fish that blow up at the
sense of danger.
These fish possess within their bodies an incredibly toxic chemical called tetrodotoxin,
a type of neurotoxin and one of the deadliest substances in the world.
Because of the danger from eating it, the United States slammed the ban hammer down
on serving it, but there are a few places you can get it.
In order to serve fugu, a special license is required, and in Japan, three years of
training are required before a chef can serve the dish.If you ever end up eating fugu but
then start to feel a little sick, you might have ingested some of the toxin.
Here's what you have to look forward to: some light dizziness followed by outright
exhaustion, headache, and nausea.
If you ingested a lethal dose, you will begin to have difficulty breathing and then enter
a state of total paralysis in which you are unable to do much but contemplate your poor
life choices.
When the body is completely paralyzed, your lungs cease to work, and asphyxiation occurs.
There is no antidote to tetrodotoxin, but your life can be saved with a stomach pump
and the ingestion of more charcoal than anyone would want to eat.
Shark fin soup is a traditional dish found mostly in China and Vietnam, but it has made
its way around the world since it originated sometime in the Song dynasty roughly 1,000
years ago.
The dish is considered a luxury item and is traditionally served only during special occasions.
It is also considerably expensive, costing anywhere between $50 and $100 per serving.
You may be picturing a bowl of broth with a shark fin sticking out of the liquid, but
it is made using the meat from the fin, which is dried and shredded after the skin is removed.
One of the reasons the dish has been so prominent in Chinese culture is due to the belief that
it helps prevent cancer, among many other purported benefits.Its use in Chinese medicine
has caused the demand for shark fins to skyrocket, which has caused a decline in a number of
shark species.
The biggest problem occurs when fishermen pull in sharks, slice off the fin, and throw
the bleeding fish back in the water to die.
In order to help conservation efforts, many nations have written laws and bans protecting
various species targeted for the dish.
While shark fin soup is banned in only a handful of states, the US has established a law requiring
that sharks caught in American waters be documented before a fin can go on sale.
By the end of 2017, efforts to completely ban the dish in the United States were underway.
Saving the best for last, Kinder Eggs are probably the most ridiculous ban the United
States has placed on an imported item.
For most of Europe, these candies are ubiquitous and a nostalgic part of most people's childhood.
Kinder Eggs, also called Kinder Surprise, are hollow, egg-shaped chocolates containing
a toy.
The toy comes in a yellow plastic shell, and it can be just about anything.
Whether they are promoting a film or are releasing their own line of toys, these can range from
small cars to intricate playsets, unique characters, or just about anything imaginable.
Sadly, it's the toy inside that the US government has set its sights on.[10]Thanks to the Federal
Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, food items cannot be sold if they contain a nonnutritive object.
Since there is very little nutrition in plastic toys, Kinder Eggs fell victim to the ban hammer.
In 1997, the Consumer Product Safety Commission reexamined the ban based on some eggs brought
illegally into the United States.
They determined the presence of small parts in the toys presented a health and safety
risk to small children under the age of three.
The fine for bringing a Kinder Egg into the United States is a whopping $2,500 per egg.
Ferrero, the company that makes Kinder Eggs, was able to create a modified version to market
in the US.
The new product started showing up in stores at the end of 2017, but they differ considerably
from their European counterpart and just aren't the same.
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Weather News Today with J7409 SUN FEB 25 2018 US Has A Mix Bag Of Weather - Duration: 14:16.
Time now for weather news today with j7 4:09 the name, you know the news you can use
Good day everyone
Looking like we still got some rain going on of course what it is
We have a high pressure over in this area
We got a high pressure over in this area the low pressure is trapped in between coming down from Canada
But the high pressure over here
Let me see if I can show you right quick this high pressure will be pushing all of this off. Okay?
And the rain it is
Looking like it's going to continue over the southeast
Tennessee Valley, and it should move eastward to the southern mid-atlantic and
southeast coast by
tomorrow evening
So this rain that everybody else has been getting is going to be for me tomorrow. This is set on the GFS
It's the model that seems to be the most precise this morning at around 9:00 a.m.
This is what it should be looking like now showers and thunderstorms will be confined to the western
US
central Gulf Coast okay
that's where most of the thunderstorms are going to be that will end over the western Gulf Coast coming up tomorrow morning and
Then moving to parts of the southeast and eastern Gulf Coast by Monday evening
As I was saying so we're going to move this a little bit or up to 6 p.m.
This afternoon you can see how these showers
Associated with thunderstorms of some develop will be as this is moving off the coast more and more
Getting closer to the Medical antek States now snow will develop over parts of northern, New England
Today show as we move up. We can see here we go
We have snow and Maine and Vermont and New Hampshire
that patchy ice you're going to see patchy ice develop up in this area as
This moves through and develops right up in here
Well, so look out for that if you're traveling around ok
It's going all of this snow Pachi ice with a mixture of rain coming then with it also
It's going to
Be there, and it should continue right through tomorrow morning
Plus those areas of rain and freezing rain will develop over parts of the northern New England area today
Into this evening just like I was telling you so remember you're gonna might run into some spotty ice okay
now snow develops over parts of the Upper Great Lakes
Upper mississippi valley and it should lift northward over
Canada by tonight, so this is 6:00 p.m.. This afternoon
We will go up to like 2:00 a.m.. In the morning
We can see how the snow is lifting on off
This is around 9 a.m.. In the morning you can see how the range coming in down here
All people down in Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia
Louisiana is going to soon be rid of the rain
But this system is moving on off. We'll go to around 3:00 p.m.. Tomorrow afternoon
10:00 p.m.. Tomorrow night, it's looking like things should clear up now like I said
This is on the GFS model if we change that to the European model
It's going to look different to some degree
There's more severe weather in it now there could be severe weather
European model might out ride the GFS, but it's looking like probably the GFS is
Probably the the best one for today not always most of the time. It's a European model
We'll go back to around 9 a.m.. This morning
We want to look out west everything's looking good
But we do have some systems coming in a little snow line here in Oregon all the way up to Washington State
followed by rain and
of course northern Idaho and parts of Montana still got some snow going
But it's looking like for the most part down south in these states
Everything's cleared up some so we'll move up to around 3 p.m.
This afternoon more snow moves down into Idaho down around Boise shouldn't be a big snow out
I know you guys have had some snow snow snow as Washington State and Oregon and
Montana but
You still got a chance Suchong ok, but it shouldn't be a big big snow event
We move up to around 9 p.m.. This evening and we'll go to around 10 a.m.
Tomorrow morning as a snow moves south southeast word across the US
While we're taking a look at the GFS map itself you can see the systems a little better here
this is courtesy of tropical tidbits and
You know the question has come to my mind. Well March is going to be coming in on Thursday
Just a few days from now is that going to?
go out like a lion and come in like a lamb or
The very opposite this is what it's looking like today. You can see that where the pink is and the purple. That's the
mix freezing rain snow and sleet line I was talking about as
We move across you can see these are the storms
We're talking about and the new systems coming in out west so what we'll do
We'll move it up a little bit right quick if it will let us
here we go you can see things moving across and over out in this area right in here down in the
Southern part of Idaho around himmat you guys probably will be getting
1 to 3 inches of snow today a little heavier as we go up north of course
And of course you guys over here in the Northeast you've got some snow, too. We'll move it up one more block
To tomorrow morning you can see how everything is moving right along like it should these storms are down here in
the Gulf Coast
States as they start to move across one more click then they're over in the mid-atlantic
Where they're pushing it off down here?
Florida down in Miami and the very
Very southern part you may pick up a little bit of shower activity
And it may move northward with some spotty showers in the midsection off and on no big deal
No amount of rain probably to be measured
Taking a quick look at the watches and warnings mess
Up north everywhere it's brown that you see
You are under a high wind advisory the wind should die down in most places up north
By early afternoon or mid morning ok for example as we come to
Northeastern Ohio I go to the town of hasta boola
We find in this town that the system. I'm talking about that's moving well
This wind advisory is in effect for you until noon today
Ok and it's going to blow the winds will be shifting to the west for the most part with gusts of around
50 miles per hour
Possible don't mean you're going to get 50 mile-per-hour
Gusts, but you have that chance
And it's all of this is because this cold fronts moving across the region from around sunrise through mid-morning now
sustained winds
Anyway are going to be 31 to 39 miles per hour?
So that's a pretty good sustained wind if you have a high profile vehicle or you're out traveling early this morning
Please take this into consideration
the winds are going to be blowing pretty good look for you and
That goes right on up into
Western New York and the Buffalo area it's going to be windy also very windy up in the northern Michigan area as we come over
These are all
winter
storm watches and warnings okay in the eastern, New York and Western New England areas where you see the blue and
As we come on down of course
western pennsylvania and east central ohio and extreme east
Western maryland and the extreme western maryland area we have the flood
Warnings and everywhere else you see the green
Flood watch is going on all the way down to missouri
some parts of Middle, Tennessee
also western Tennessee in eastern, Arkansas in northern, Mississippi and Memphis
We go down to central, Mississippi area we have some of those also
Once again as we come over to this area for southwestern, Kansas
Texas and Oklahoma and northern and central, New Mexico
along with southeastern, Colorado
What's going on here? Well as you can see?
Right here this red in the Texas
Oklahoma area that one little red that is in the panhandle of Texas and all the other states that I just named
That's a red flag warning, and you guys have a fire watch all the way
from Kansas all the way down to New Mexico and
parts of Colorado and Texas
It's all the conditions are right and the humidity is right the winds going to pick up some
You have a great chance of a fire starting that any little spark that gets out, so keep that in mind, okay?
This is a freeze warning over in
South Central, California
We need to look out for of course
We still have the blizzard warning and conditions that
Are up in central Montana in the Great Falls area also for our friends, Onalaska around?
Fairbanks you guys all up in this area where you see that orange you have a blizzard warning
Also other than that it's winter storm warnings and watches
For the most part and when we come over to Western
Wyoming what is that that is a very high wind watch for you guys
You guys do have that high wind watch and effect from this afternoon through tomorrow morning
Okay an increasing that will increase today and possibly become
Kind of strong for you tonight before it decreases tomorrow morning now
Southwest winds 30 to 40 miles per hour with gusts of 60 miles per hour now
travelers along Interstate 25 may experience strong crosswinds and travelers along Highway
7 8 9 - 8 7 - 2 0 from south pass to Casper
Should prepare for strong winds along with possibly blowing and drifting snow?
And ramping it on up we're gonna check out the temperatures
For the next day or so of course you know a very very hot down south here where it's orange and yellow
that's anywhere from the 70s to the 80s where it's green you should be in the 50s and
Well you know you might hit some 40s
We can't rule that out, but where it's blue you guys are going to be in the 30s for the most part
I do not see any purple. We're up now to
Monday night around 10 p.m.
Most of the coldest air we have a little bit of purple later on in the week around Tuesday
it's going to get very cold out in Idaho and Montana and
also up around the Great Lake region of
Wisconsin and Michigan other than that it looks like warming up for the most part
And this one's running now through Tuesday through
Tuesday
And we are now up to
Wednesday around
12 noon looking like the warmth is spreading more and more across the US so that's what things are shaping up to look like
today Sunday the 25th of February
2018 for the weather across the US if
anyone had any
Damaging flooding if you have any damaging flooding going on
You had some high winds or any kind of
extreme weather in your area if you have pictures
Please send them to me
I would love to share with everybody and let everyone
See just exactly what Mother Nature can do and I will push my email address
On the at the bottom of this video in this show more section
So please click it you can send send your pictures there to me anytime
Spring summer winter involve anytime send your pictures there. I would love to share them with everybody
Hope everybody has a great Sunday a great Monday first start of the work week for most
Pleased be safe in areas that are dangerous and
Remember always be kind to each other. Okay? We got to keep that in mind. I love you guys so much
Thank you for subscribing thumbs up and the comments much peace love and kindness to each of you
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U.S. Olympic Gold Medalist Reaches Out To Red Velvet's Wendy - Duration: 2:12.
U.S. Olympic Gold Medalist Reaches Out To Red Velvet's Wendy After Finding Out They Were High School Teammates
It turns out that Red Velvets Wendy and U.S.
Olympic gold medalist Amanda Kessel have an unexpected connection!.
On February 23, Alyssa Gagliardi, a high school classmate of both Wendys and Amanda Kessels, discovered that they had all been on the same varsity golf team in high school.
Alyssa Gagliardi posted a yearbook photo of the team on Twitter and wrote, So I thought this picture was just a cool throwback because of all the NWHL [National Womens Hockey League] players (and now a gold medalist!)…
but… someone discovered we were also teammates with a Korean pop star.
Amanda Kessel won a gold medal at the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics earlier this week, as a member of the U.S. womens hockey team.
She and Wendy both went to high school at Shattuck-Saint Marys in Minnesota.
The medalist then reached out to Wendy by tweeting at Red Velvets official Twitter account, asking for confirmation that they had attended the same high school.
We hope Wendy and Amanda Kessel manage to get in touch while theyre both in Korea!.
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North Korea seems willing to talk to the US - Duration: 0:38.
North Korea is willing to hold talks with a U.S. delegation, according to South Korea's
leader.
In a statement, South Korean President Moon Jae-in said the North also agreed that "the
inter-Korean relationship and North Korea-US relationship should develop together."
The presidential office didn't mention anything about the North's nuclear program or whether
these talks would address it.
The issue has long been a sticking point between North Korea and the U.S.
Still, this is also one of the first signs North Korea is willing to cooperate in a long
time.
But some people are skeptical — they think it might be about easing sanctions.
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Hateful US Skier Blames Ivanka For Ruining His Olympics After Not Getting Medal... - Duration: 5:30.
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Keller @ Large: US Congressman From Massachusetts Talks Gun Control - Duration: 4:52.
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BREAKING: Military Patrol Makes SHOCKING Discovery In Freight Trailer At US/Mexico Border - Duration: 2:46.
BREAKING: Military Patrol Makes SHOCKING Discovery In Freight Trailer At US/Mexico Border- Here's
What We Know More than 100 migrants from Central America
were found in a freight trailer abandoned by a roadside near the U.S.-Mexico border,
agents from Mexico's National Immigration Institute said Friday.
The trailer was discovered near Ciudad Camargo, an extremely violent region across the border
from Rio Grande City, Texas, the Mexican immigration agents said.
Passing military patrol personnel heard people pounding on the inside walls of the truck
and calling for help, FOX News reports.
The migrants, from Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador, were suffering from dehydration
and asphyxiation when soldiers came across the truck in Tamaulipas, where migrants often
attempt illegal border crossings, Reuters reported.
The container had apparently been abandoned by migrant traffickers.
Thousands of Central Americans each year, fleeing violence and poverty, are transported
by human traffickers in treacherous, sometimes life-threatening conditions, the report said.
The migrants use Mexico as a channel to the U.S.
The rescued migrants, who crammed together for about 12 hours, included 91 Hondurans,
seven Guatemalans and five Salvadorans.
Among them were 24 youths and 12 unaccompanied minors who were turned over to child welfare
authorities.A photo sent by the INM appeared to show some of the migrants' belongings
in the back of the truck, including a small, pink backpack, duffel bags and trash strewn
across the floor.Subsequently, President Donald Trump called on the Mexican government Friday
to block MS-13 gang members from traveling through Mexico to the U.S.Trump on Friday
urged Mexico to do more to prevent violent illegal immigrants from El Salvador from entering
the United States, again pushing his long-proposed border wall but stopping short of his previous
claims that Mexico would fund it.
In a Twitter post, Trump said U.S. law enforcement was removing Salvadoran gang members but that
they continued to return, adding: "El Salvador just takes our money, and Mexico must help
MORE with this problem.
We need The Wall!"
In July 2017, 10 people died after a truck carrying more than 100 Guatemalan and Mexican
migrants was left in the parking lot of a Walmart store in San Antonio, Texas.
This needs to end.
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Scud Hits US military Barracks in Saudi Arabia - 2/25/1991 - Duration: 0:51.
Today in military history, 1991.
A Scud missile fired by Iraq
hits US military barracks in Saudi Arabia,
killing 28 Army reservists.
At the height of the Persian Gulf War,
Iraq shot a number of Scud missiles at coalition troops
at Israeli targets inside Israel.
The Scud is not exactly known for its accuracy.
It's an unguided missile that you pretty much fire
and hope it doesn't get intercepted by a Patriot battery.
On February 25th, 1991,
a Scud missile got through the Patriot defenses,
hitting a military barracks near Dhahran, Saudi Arabia.
The barracks was the makeshift home
of a group of Army Reserve Quartermasters from Pennsylvania.
When the missile hit, it was 8:40 p.m.,
and the troops were winding down, eating dinner,
and relaxing for the night.
The missile killed 28 and wounded at least 100 more.
It was the single largest loss of life
for American troops in the entire Gulf War.
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Peña Nieto cancels US trip over wall dispute - Duration: 0:53.
Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto reportedly called off a trip to the White House after
a not-so-friendly border wall conversation with President Donald Trump, according to
an administration official.
The Washington Post first reported that Peña Nieto halted the trip after Trump refused
to publicly state that Mexico will not fund his border wall during a phone call last week.
The Trump administration asked Congress for $18 billion to fund construction of the wall
last month.
But Trump still insists Mexico will pay for it.
Trump repeatedly promised on the campaign trail that Mexico would fund a barrier along
the U.S.-Mexico border, though he's also said that payment might come "indirectly" from
trade negotiations.
Mexico's Foreign Ministry has repeatedly said it won't fund a wall.
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Kiron Skinner on new US sanctions against North Korea - Duration: 3:32.
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Glenn Beck: US political divide like 1920s Germany - Duration: 8:20.
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Is This The Site of the Top Secret US Military Base Where Scores of Aliens are Hidden? - Duration: 7:39.
SCORES of alien visitors to Earth are hidden away in a top-secret US military base, according
to a staggering theory.
In one of the most extraordinary alien conspiracy theories to date, many so-called "truth
seekers" believe there is a seven-storey underground complex beneath Mount Archuleta
on the Colorado-New Mexico border near the town of Dulce.
Dulce, New Mexico, is a small town with a population of just under 3,000, and is the
tribal headquarters of the Jicarilla Apache Reservation.
The remarkable myth centres around claims that US military personnel and aliens cooperate
together in the nearby base, with the government given alien technology in return for allowing
extraterrestrial races to abduct and experiment on limited numbers of humans.
And it claims men hired to complete the base by drilling huge tunnels ended up in a violent
stand off with "grey aliens" and 57 out of the 60 humans were slaughtered, in 1979.
The theory began in the mid to late 1970s when Gabe Valdez, a former New Mexico State
Police trooper, claimed to find strange activity around mutilated cattle, including discarded
gas masks and glow sticks.
He even claimed to find an foetus inside a dead cow, which was like a "cross between
a human, a monkey and a frog" and speculated on radio the cows were being used as incubators
for alien babies.
The late Paul Bennewitz, who had a PhD in physics, was researching classified government
programs at Kirtland Air Force base in Albuquerque, New Mexico, during the seventies.
He picked up electronic signals near Dulce, and theorised they were coming from an underground
base, before he suggested the Dulce theory in 1982.
The late Philip Schneider was next to ramp up the myth.
He went whistleblower to claim he survived an extraordinary battle at Dulce in 1979 and
said he was an explosives engineer who worked for the US Government under high-level security
clearance, to finish building the base using monster drills.
Schneider claimed that during drilling he came face-to-face with a seven-feet tall "grey
alien."
In a tale from an alien horror flick, he said he shot and killed two aliens, but was blasted
with a plasma ball that blew off some fingers.
He was saved by a US Green Beret, and in a battle that followed 57 people perished and
three survived, including Mr Schneider, he claimed.
Many people have sought to debunk Mr Schneider's claims, saying he claimed to work for the
government for 17 years, but retired at 34, so would have started work at 17.
A former roommate also came forward to say Mr Schneider previously told them he lost
his fingers working in eastern Oregon as a lineman.
The only other alleged "witness" to emerge was supposedly called Thomas Castello, an
alleged security guard at the base.
He said he had seen people reported as missing locally taken to be experimented on, in the
run up to the battle.
And his account was linked to purportedly leaked images of people held inside strange
water-filled bags, and other so-called Dulce Base pictures which appeared online.
The images were later proved as hoaxes, taken from the Arnold Schwarzenegger film The 6th
Day, released in 2000.
An article on Theblackvault.com, which exposed the images as hoaxed, said: "Multiple online
sources and viral posts, have circulated this photograph as having been leaked by Costello,
then shortly after it was leaking, he and his family went missing.
"There is no evidence that I have found, that shows that Thomas Costello even exists."
From 1988 to 1990 US Ufologist John Lear claimed to received "independent confirmation"
that the Dulce base existed.
Writer Mike Rothschild investigated the myth for sceptical website skeptoid.com.
He said: "There are no real pictures of it.
There is no physical evidence of roads or vents or doors or anything of the sort.
Even though tens of thousands of people must have been involved in building, staffing and
guarding the base, nobody has ever claimed with any credibility to have worked there
or that their family member or friend was killed in a shootout or experimented upon.
"I can't conclusively prove Dulce Base doesn't exist.
"But nobody can conclusively prove it does.
Until that proof emerges from the ground, Dulce will remain a strange story created
by troubled dreamers, not a house of alien horrors."
Political scientist Michael Barkun said Cold War underground missile installations dug
out in the area gave "superficial plausibility" to the Dulce base myth.
He said claims about experiments on abductees and the battle put the Dulce legend "well
outside even the most far-fetched reports of secret underground bases."
Despite this, the area remains a hot bed of UFO activity, according to locals, which may
well keep the myth alive.
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