Mazda hasn't been that generous with details when it comes to the all-new Mazda3's specs
Besides announcing the engines' displacements, the offering of a manual transmission, and the availability of all-wheel drive, the automaker kept most specs hidden
Still, Autoblog has managed to learn more about the Mazda3, in particular about the model that will be sold in the United States
The publication talked to Mazda engineers at the LA Auto Show about the engines, suspension, and drivetrains
As usual, the U.S.market will get fewer engines than other regions such as Europe
At launch, the 2019 Mazda3 will be offered only with a 2.5-liter four-cylinder gasoline engine
It's essentially the same naturally aspirated unit with cylinder deactivation that equips the CX-5 SUV and Mazda6 sedan
In the Mazda3, the engine will produce slightly more power and torque, though, namely 186 hp and 186 lb-ft (252 Nm), up 2 hp and 1 lb-ft
Mazda will offer this engine with front-wheel drive as standard whole all-wheel drive will be optional
The report also says 2019 Mazda3 SkyActiv-G 2.5will return 27 mpg city, 36 mpg highway, and 30 mpg combined
The AWD model will, logically, have a slightly worse fuel economy.The second engine Mazda will offer on its new compact car is the SkyActiv-X 2.0 compression-ignition unit which will arrive later in 2019.
It will first be rolled out in states with stricter emissions regulations before launching in other states
Both engines are compatible with manual and automatic transmissions, although Mazda will announce later on exactly which combinations will be offered
As for turbo engines, Mazda did confirm the 2.5-liter turbo-four fits in the engine bay of the new 3
However, the company would not comment on whether the SkyActiv-G 2.5T unit might end up in its compact car eventually
If we corroborate that with another report that dismissed the possibility of a Mazdaspeed 3 hot hatch, it looks highly unlikely
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Why Was This Unarmed Man Killed By U.S. Park Police? - Duration: 10:23.
United States Park Police shot and killed
an unarmed 25-year-old man during a traffic stop in Fairfax County.
There are so many questions in this case.
One of the only things we know for certain is that a Northern Virginia
family is now left without a son.
[gunshots]
It is over 31 million seconds ago that this happened.
It's just a number. Sounds so far away or so distant.
But at the same time, the memory is so alive, I can feel the shots.
The last time I checked, we live in the United States of America
and it is not appropriate to not give any information for an entire year
when someone's life is taken, by anyone.
We were notified that there was a shootout. We were told to go to the Fairfax hospital.
They said that his body was evidence and that he was under arrest,
which to this day we have no idea why and no one has explained that to us.
Bijan was the pride that I carried in my heart.
I think everywhere we go now, it's a little bit quieter and a little less fun.
Bijan was hit from behind by an Uber driver while he was on the George Washington Memorial Parkway.
From what we know, either the Uber driver or the passenger or both called 911
which was rerouted, and the Park Police picked it up and they found him
minutes later and actually started pursuing him then.
Before I saw this video, I thought maybe one guy panicked and just fired off
his gun and it just kept going off. But that's not what happened.
He was stopped three times.
Every single instance of it they're aggressively approaching him with their guns drawn.
I think in that moment, when someone walked out of their vehicle
and pointed a gun at his head and tried to yank his door open,
that he was in fear for his life, rightfully so.
As far as driving away from the officers,
if anyone walked up to my car with their gun drawn, civilian or law enforcement officer,
after a minor traffic violation, I would be freaking out.
The third time that Bijan stopped at the corner of Fort Hunt and Alexandria Avenue,
the Park Police drove in front of his car and they were perpendicular to him.
The two officers jumped out of their cars and approached directly to his vehicle
and he slowly, I guess, took his foot off the brake
and it looked like he was moving around the officers.
[gunshots]
Clearly my brother was unconscious careening into a ditch and someone felt the need
to take his gun back out, walk up to his window,
as he was unconscious, going into a ditch and shoot him in the head again.
[gunshots]
We want answers for every single one of those nine shots fired at him,
particularly the last two, directly at his driver's side window, execution-style.
There's nothing in the tape that in any way, shape or form, suggests that he was a threat.
He wasn't driving particularly fast. He did stop,
unfortunately, he kept on driving on a few occasions as well
but he's not veering towards the officers.
In the U.S., police shoot to kill, right?
They're not shooting to wound anyone.
It really adds insult to the family who has not only lost their loved one
but in a way that desecrates the body and the person that they loved.
We have someone that has been essentially executed by the Park Police.
We don't know who did it, the name has not been released
and no answers have been given.
Our treatment in the hospital was extremely egregious
and it was extremely uncomfortable for all of us.
They set up all these weird rules for us while we were at the hospital, the Park Police.
There were two Park Police officers at a time outside of his door.
The rule was that one person could go in between me, my husband and my parents,
at a time, at the top of every hour for 10 minutes.
If we were late by one minute, if they were changing any dressings or anything like that,
the nurses, we would lose like a couple of minutes.
We could not touch him at all; no body part, nowhere, under any circumstances.
He was in a coma, his body was decaying.
At some point, he would either have a heart attack, which we didn't want him to die twice,
that just seemed cruel,
or his organs would start shutting down which is what was happening.
November 17, Bijan was shot.
And November 27, ten days later, Bijan left this world.
My son, Bijan, was a manifestation of American dream.
Our parents were extremely supportive and they really were big on making sure
that we understood our roots of being Iranian but also being
extremely proud and patriotic and understanding our American side too.
He was a die-hard football lover.
While he was in college, he was in fraternity
and his fellow brothers, they called him, "Brother of the Year."
Bij was the loudest person in the room.
He had this presence that was like larger than life.
He was very giggly, he was very witty.
When something like this happens, your whole world that you build, falls apart.
Everything you believe in falls apart.
Living is a challenge now. It's a whole lot more difficult than dying.
You wake up and try to make some sense out of this,
which I still haven't been able to make any sense out of it.
When you see Park Police, you should not feel threatened.
And unfortunately, what the Park Police has done, not just by murdering Bijan,
but also by their cover up and their silence, has actually left many people
with a fear of the Park Police rather than seeing them as their protectors.
There is, in my opinion, absolutely no justification for taking someone's life
over a traffic incident, ever, under any circumstance.
There's an over-representation of, especially men, black men who are impacted by police killings.
Eric Garner was killed over four years ago, and just now the officer who's responsible
for putting him in a chokehold is only being considered for disciplinary actions.
Not enough people are outraged about it and people don't become outraged about it
until it happens to someone that they care about, and that's a real problem.
We want names. We want names.
We want justice. We want justice.
We are Bijan. We are Bijan.
He loved the Patriots, he was 25-years-old, he just graduated from undergraduate
he was part of a fraternity.
A lot of the things we know about Bijan are things we know
about people that we know and love, as well.
And that's true of almost all of the people impacted by these killings, to be clear.
They're important members of their community, they're loved by their family
and nobody sees it coming and one day they're just not there.
This cannot stand. There needs to be justice for Bijan
and there needs to be measures to make sure that this never, ever, ever happens again.
We want police to wear body cameras and dash cameras.
We want answers. We want justice for Bijan.
you
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US 5 cent commemorative 2004-05 - Duration: 6:16.
though hello fellow coin collectors hang you going today and today I have some
American 5 cent coins and these ones are commemorative coins that were issued for
circulation so that's a cool graded coin and all these coins are actually quite
common so I have three of the four coins that issued in a 2004 and 2005 in the
first one I have is the well this one depicts deep boat that Lewis and Clark
went down the Columbia River with and actually went from camp wood Nia st.
Louis up to full flat stop and yeah what's pretty far from Seattle there's
an expedition to reached Pacific Ocean I like to call it the expedition of death
because after this time well Native Americans were quite fairly devastated
by well many different people so on the obverse which has Thomas Jefferson he
was pretty much the same bust as was previously used okay so this is the bus
there and afterwards was used a different portrait so there I am missing
one coin which is the Louisiana Purchase and this one here is actually the
whispered journey ocean view so this is the last coin and it has them looking at
Pacific Ocean on the back it has a different portrait of Thomas Jefferson
and that also has Liberty in a you know writing script in this coin has a
mintage of well between roughly about 400 million each they do vary like the
day meet Marcus 400 in the eleven million bid over and the P has four
hundred ninety four million a free hundred ninety four
should I say and this one needs today so this is a pretty high meter coin so none
of these are actually really unless it's in high grade like higher than s T so
scratches in it so if you get this just spend it because it's really not worth
keeping inflation will slowly eat this coin away so this one here is the
westward journey they call it a cure boat and this is the D mint mark it has
a mintage our friends on 44 million eight hundred eighty thousand so to hide
a king and the P is free hundred sixty-six thousand seven hundred and
twenty thousand so really not worth keeping they do our San Francisco mints
which is on average is about three million coins so those are the ones that
collect especially if you get them in circulation and then we have the Buffalo
so he's the buffalo nickel or five cents I call it a buffalo nickel because I
watched too many American coin channels and it has the Buffalo it looks pretty
similar to the one issued for circulation up into 938 so if we have a
look closer look as you can see the Buffalo and these are almost made
extinct by hunters I think there's like one or two thousand left in there
they've actually bred up again and on the back we have the 2005 portrait so
after this date the actual portrait changed because it's evil law or or just
like a part of the culture when they issue commemorative coins they actually
change the portrait so this is the current five cents the US and as you can
see is the different portrait of Thomas junior Gibson and if anyone doesn't know
he was actually deferred personally non-safe from 1801 to 1809 and that is
the current portrait so the mintage for did I say to mintage
for that one no this is the highest minted coin the Denver has are 487
million six hundred eighty thousand the P has the four hundred a forty eight
million three hundred twenty thousand in San Francisco
that's about three point three million
so these are in this condition if you're in the United States I just spend them
really not we're probably worth keeping is because you can always sell these for
higher value but with the tip design and the higher the grade definitely worth
keeping even though they mean to most useful meant even I'm integers as well
so those are mine I've sent American commemorative coin collection you could
probably find more detail on YouTube or the internet especially errors you want
to get errors look a couch collectibles because he has a wide variety of error
coins that he covers from the United States it doesn't really cover many
other coins outside the United States and like me I like the I do cover
Australian coins but also like the cover coins from other countries because why
not I'm a coin collector I'm not just an
Australian coin but anyway if you liked this video please give it a thumbs up
subscribe to my channel if I you need to purchase coins I do sell them on eBay so
you could just go and check it out it's a bit dead at the moment because of
Christmas and have awesome coin collecting time people thank you very
much bye bye
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