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AND FOCUSED ON THE ROLE OF

EDUCATION.

JUAN: A NEW PEPSI COMMERCIAL

STARRING MODEL KENDALL JENNER

HAS BEEN PULLED OFF THE AIR

AFTER IT SET OFF A SOCIAL MEDIA

FIRESTORM.

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JUAN: JENNER IS SHOWN DOING THE

PHOTOS SHOOT IN A BLONDE WIG

WHEN SHE NOTICES A PROTEST

OUTSIDE ON THE STREET.

AT ONE POINT, SHE RIPS OFF THE

WIG, JOINS THE ROUD, THEN GIVES

A POLICE OFFICER A PEPSI CAN.

CRITICS CALL IT TONE DEAF.

SOME PEOPLE ON SOCIAL MEDIA SAYS

IT STRONGLY RESEM PELL BELLES

THE MOMENT BLACK LIVES MAST

MATTER PROTESTER EVANS WAS

ARRESTED.

ACCORDING TO VARIETY, PEPSI

RELEASED A STATEMENT APOLOGIZING

FOR MISSING THE MARK.

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THE DISCOUNT SHOES STORE HAS

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PAYLESS EMPLOYS NEARLY 22,000

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[ ITALIAN Cover ] Taeyeon - 11:11 - Duration: 3:45.

It's 11:11, it's that hour when the day is almost over

When we used to dream together about another life

That hour when I remember about you

But everything's changed now, this is the truth

Cold like the wind coming from the window

I'm asking myself if with time I'll be able to

finally say farewell and forget about you too

But everything finds its place, and rightly so

Perhaps then your place was not here

And the clock stays still, telling me that, yes,

it's time I move on without you

On my calendar, those days we used to mark in red

Who knows if you still remember about it

Or if I'm the only one recalling that

Nevermind, I already know

That everything finds its place, and rightly so

Perhaps then your place was not here

And the clock stays still, telling me that, yes,

it's time I move on without you

A flower blooming just before winter, then

That star that keeps on shining until daybreak, we

already know how it's going to end

And that someday it will pass

But everything finds its place, even if you don't want it

It's easier to smile knowing that

The echo of your name won't hurt me anymore

And from now I'm moving on without you

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Miracle Project Singers Perform At The United Nations - Duration: 4:02.

ALL RIGHT.

SUP DAY WAS A BIG DAY.

A MUSICAL GROUP FROM THE MIRACLE

PROJECT IN L.A. WERE THERE TO

PERFORM AND THE FOUNDER OF THE

MIRACLE PROJECT IS HERE ALONG

WITH SPENCER SPENCER HART.

WELCOME.

THANK YOU.

EXCITED TO BE HERE, SANDY.

THIS WAS BIG HONOR, RIGHT?

PERFORMING IN FRONT OF THE

UNITED NATIONS.

I KNOW THEY CALL YOU THE CHILD'S

WHISPERER BECAUSE YOU HAVE A WAY

WITH CHILDREN WITH AUTISM AND

GET THEM TO OPEN UP AND THAT IS

WHAT THE MIRACLE PROJECT IS ALL

ABOUT.

YES, WHAT WE DO REALLY IS TO

SHOW UP WITH THE OPEN HEART AND

THE OPEN MUND AND CREATE A SENSE

OF TRUST, SO THAT OUR CHILDREN

AND TEENS CAN SHOW WHO THEY

TRULY ARE AND IT ALLOWS THEIR

REAL ESSENCE TO UNFOLD.

SANDRA: WE ARE TALKING ABOUT

ACHING, SINGING, DANCING, EVEN

WRITING.

YES, OUR STUDENTS WE MEET THEM

WHERE THEY ARE SO IF WE HAVE

STUDENTS WHO ARE CHALLENGED WITH

THE AUTISM.

WE MEET THEM AND WE USE MUSIC

AND MOVEMENT AND DRAMA AND

THEATER AND CREATIVITY AND SONG

SO REACH AND TO HELP THEM BE WHO

THEY ARE MEANT TO BE ON THE

PLANET.

ONE OF THE SHINING STARS,

SPENCER IS WITH YOU TODAY.

HI, SPENCER.

HI.

SANDRA: TELL ME ABOUT THE

EXPERIENCE.

YOU GOT BACK FROM NEW YORK.

YOU WERE SIPPING IN FRONT OF THE

UNITED NATIONS.

I UNDERSTAND THEY LOVED YOU!

IT WAS AMAZING!

IT WAS GREAT.

AND I SANG ALL OVER THE WORLD

AND IN FRONT OF THE ITALIANS,

ARGENTINA, CHINA.

SANDRA: WERE YOU NERVOUS?

WAS NERVOUS WITH EXCITEMENT.

THAT IS A GREAT WAY TO SAY

IT.

YEAH.

GOT A STANDING OVATION.

YES, DY.

SANDRA: WHAT WAS THAT LIKE, TO

LOOK OUT THERE, SPENCER TO SEE

THE PEOPLE CLAPPING FOR YOU?

I LOVE IT.

SANDRA: YEAH.

THE MIRACLE PROJECT HAS BEEN

THERE AND SO MANY OTHER CHILDREN

WITH YOU A TIM, BECAUSE WE SEE

THE BIG SMILES, THESE ARE ROLES

THEY TAKE ON THAT THIS RE

COMFORTABLE WITH AND A WAY TO

EXPRESS.

EVEN CHILDREN WHO ARE NOT

VERBAL?

RE, OF ALL ABILITIES M.

WE HAVE CHILDREN WHO COME TO US

AND A LITTLE BIT, YEAH.

WE HAVE STUDENTS WHO DON'T SPEAK

VERY MUCH AT ALL, AND WHEN THEY

COME AND THEY ARE AROUND THIS

AND VERY TRUSTING ENVIRONMENT,

THEY START TO UNFOLD AND KIDS

WHO ARE NONVERBAL.

YOUNG ADULTS WHO NEVER HAD

FRIEND BEFORE.

WHAT HAPPENS IS THEY ARE ABLE TO

BRING THEIR TALENTS AND THEIR

ABILITIES OUT TO THE WORLD.

SANDRA: I THINK THIS IS A GREAT

GIFT FOR THE KIDS, BUT WHAT A

GIFT TO THE FAMILIES AS WELL

BECAUSE MANY ARE TOLD, WHEN THEY

R THEIR CHIRP ARE DIAGNOSED THEY

ARE NEVER GOING TO DO THIS,

THAT, AND THESE CHILDREN PROVED

THOSE DOCTORS WRONG.

EXACTLY.

WE PROVE WHAT IS THE UNEXPECTED.

WHO WOULD HAVE EVER THOUGHT, YOU

KNOW, SPENCER WOULD BE SINGING

AT THE UNITED NATIONS.

ANDS SO MANY STUDENTS, NONVERBAL

KIDS HAVE THE FIRST WORDS ON

STAGE.

WE SHARE WE DON'T SHARE AUTISM

BUT WE CURE THE ISOLATION, THE

LONELINESS, THE SENSE OF

SOMETIMES ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION

AT THE UPS WAS ABOUT HUMAN

RIGHTS, AND THE RIGHT TO WORK.

THE RIGHT TO HAVE RELATIONSHIPS

AND FRIENDSHIPS AND WE FEEL

EXCITED AND PROUD WE ARE ON THE

CUTTING EM OF THAT.

WE HAVE ALL THE KIDS WHO HAVE

FRIENDS AND SOCIAL LIVES AND WE

ARE HELPING THEM TO DEVELOP WORK

AND THE ABILITY TO USE THEIR

PASSIONS INTO THE WORK FORCE.

SANDRA: YOU HAVE A BIG SHOW AT

THE END OF THE MONTH HERE IN

L.A.

THANK YOU BOTH.

SPENCER, CONGRATS ON EVERYTHING

YOU ARE DOING.

THANK YOU.

SANDRA: I CAN'T WAIT TO GO

WITHOUT SAYING I LOVE THE

FLOWERS.

THANKS.

SANDRA.

ALL RIGHT.

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"Preview of the Visit of President Xi Jinping of China" - Duration: 24:17.

MODERATOR: All right, thank you for your patience.

We are very grateful.

Welcome to the Foreign Press Center.

We're here for a preview of the visit of President Xi Jinping of China.

We have with us Matt Pottinger, who is the Senior Director for Asia at the National Security

Council.

On his right is Susan Thornton, who is the Acting Assistant Secretary for East Asian

and Pacific Affairs at the State Department.

They'll each offer opening statements, as usual.

As usual, I'll moderate a question and answer session.

We have a limited amount of time today; we'd appreciate your keeping your questions to

one part to allow your colleagues to continue to have opportunities.

As you ask a question, please identify yourselves and your outlets.

We'll go to your colleagues in New York as appropriate.

Thank you for joining us.

Welcome, Mr. Pottinger.

MR POTTINGER: Thank you very much.

Thank you all for coming.

I'm Matt Pottinger, at – the Senior Director for Asia, as my colleague mentioned.

We are going to kick off the first summit between the President of China, Xi Jinping,

and President Trump tomorrow down in Mar-a-Lago.

This will be the first time that the two have met, and really an opportunity for the two

leaders to get to know one another, to talk about bilateral issues and regional issues,

and starting with areas of cooperation, but also many areas of difference in the U.S.-China

relationship.

It's going to kick off tomorrow afternoon.

Both leaders will fly into Palm Beach and have a relaxed interaction starting late tomorrow

afternoon.

Both sides' spouses will be there.

They'll have an opportunity to have tea together, meet some of their senior cabinet

officials, so to speak, on both sides, and have a dinner.

The following day, on Friday, there will be a series of meetings that will go up to and

include a working lunch.

And those meetings will have a variety of formats.

The presidents will have some of their respective senior officials with them to cover a lot

of ground.

We'll be talking about, of course, North Korea.

We'll be talking about trade and the economic relationship.

We'll be talking about maritime issues and a variety of other areas of cooperation and

areas where we want to cooperate more closely with China.

Thank you.

MS THORNTON: Thanks, Matt.

Good morning, everyone, or I guess it's afternoon already.

Just before we start, I did want to pay homage to a great Washington, D.C. tradition going

on right now, which is the Cherry Blossom Festival.

So on my way over here today, I noticed all of the trees are out and in bloom, and I hope

you'll all get a chance, maybe when you leave here, to go over to the Tidal Basin

and see the most miraculous kind of beautiful unveiling of all of the cherry blossoms over

there.

Of course, a gift given to us by the Government of Japan back a number of decades ago.

So I hope you all won't miss that for all of your focus on this upcoming summit.

Of course, as Matt mentioned, we'll have the two leaders coming together tomorrow in

Florida at Mar-a-Lago.

And there's been some discussion about the venue, and I just wanted to note that this

is a chance for, as he said, the two leaders to get to know one another.

We want to have them establish a good working relationship so that they can in times of

both opportunity and crisis reach out to one another and have a good rapport.

And so I think having the summit down in Florida is a good chance in a more informal atmosphere,

more relaxed, for them to have these discussions that'll be very serious, of course, very

important discussions, trying to kick off a good relationship at the outset of this

administration and look for what our priority issues are that we're going to work on,

how we're going to address challenges, and how we're going to also talk about some

of the areas that the Trump administration and President himself has focused on, like

trade problems and challenges in the trading relationship, in the investment relationship,

and also North Korea, as Matt mentioned.

So I think we'll be looking to make it a very constructive and results-based kind of

a meeting.

We're looking to sort of level the playing field on trade, talk about global challenges,

how we can work together, but, basically, how we can bring home results for the American

people out of the U.S.-China relationship.

So I think with that, Mark will help us to moderate questions.

MODERATOR: Thanks very much.

Please identify yourselves and your outlet.

Please keep your questions to one part so we have opportunities.

Let's do Carter in the middle please, with the white shirt.

Go ahead.

QUESTION: Thank you.

My name's Carter Rice.

I'm with the Asahi Shimbun.

Just very quickly, I wanted to know which State Department officials were planning on

going on the trip, and if you had more insight into why Mar-a-Lago was chosen versus the

White House for the venue.

Thank you.

MS THORNTON: Yeah.

So as for the exact manifests of planes heading down to Mar-a-Lago, I don't have a lot of

detail, but I'll be going.

The Secretary of State will be going.

I'm assuming his chief of staff will be going, his policy advisor will be going, and

a number of other State Department officials, of course, down there on the ground right

now.

We have our entire protocol team down there, our security teams are down there, and a number

of other, of course, officials will be going down.

On the reason for the venue choice, I spoke about it a little bit already, and maybe Matt

can amplify.

But I would just point to sort of the importance of informal kinds of meetings and non-traditional

venues and the role that those have played in the history of U.S.-China relations over

time.

A lot of our sort of relationship building has always been done at off-site type of venues,

and I think we always want to have high-level engagement in the U.S.-China relationship.

It's a very important relationship, and it's really broad and wide-ranging, and

so we want to be able to establish that kind of good relationship.

MODERATOR: Let's go to Jennifer in the green, please.

QUESTION: Thank you very much.

Jennifer Chen with Shenzhen Media Group, China.

We know during the U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's Beijing visit, he commented

– which smoothed the path for Xi-Trump meeting – he commented twice about basing U.S.-China

relations on non-conflict, non-confrontation, mutual respect, win-win cooperation, receiving

great feedback in China.

Will President Trump agree to the same principles or expression in a meeting with President

Xi?

And yesterday, a senior White House official said U.S. and China have good opportunities

in North Korea issues.

What was he referring to?

Thank you very much.

MS THORNTON: So you talked about the Secretary's trip to China, and I think there's been

a lot of media focus on his expressions that he used in his press statement there.

What I would say about that – and I was there – is that the Secretary was using

his statement during the press avail in Beijing to refer to the key elements that have characterized

U.S.-China relations going back 40 years, since the original Nixon visit to China.

And what he was talking about in that press avail – and if you look at the transcript,

I think you'll see this pretty clearly – he was talking about the two leaders coming together

at this summit coming up, the next couple of days, to set a new course for U.S.-China

relations for the next 40 to 50 years.

So the elements that he raised in his recitation of those formulations you mentioned were really

talking about how we've managed the relationship going back, and now he thinks it's important

for the two leaders to come together and discuss how they're going to set a course for the

future.

So I would characterize it that way.

MR POTTINGER: And I was going to answer the question on North Korea, that in terms of

an area of cooperation, of course we would like to see China working closely with the

United States to address the menace emanating from North Korea – their weapons programs,

the provocations that we're seeing every week; missile launches, including one that

we just had not too many hours ago.

There is an opportunity for that to be an area of cooperation and to grow that.

I think it's in Beijing's interest.

I think that North Korea long ago ceased to be a strategic asset for China.

It is now quite clearly a strategic liability, and it is one that is having an impact on

the region.

It is one that has the potential to destabilize not only the peninsula but really the region

as a whole.

MODERATOR: We'll do one – we'll move to the back.

QUESTION: Thank you very much.

Dong Hui Yu with China Review News Agency of Hong Kong.

Regarding "One China" and "One China" policy and Taiwan issue, yesterday you mentioned

that you don't anticipate that President Trump will have any surprising deviation from

the longstanding U.S.

"One China" policy.

But I'm still curious if the Chinese side raised this issue and saying that, hey, you

need me to cooperate on North Korea, it's very urgent, but I would like you to abide

by "One China" principle, abide by the Three Communiques, particularly the third

communique reducing the arms sales to Taiwan.

So what would you expect that Donald Trump will respond?

Thank you.

MR POTTINGER: We'll see what comes up in the conversation between the two leaders.

I don't want to prejudge what topics will come up.

But, as you mentioned, President Trump did reaffirm back in February longstanding U.S.

policy – that's our "One China" policy, which is consistent with the Three Communiques.

It's consistent with our obligations under the Taiwan Relations Act.

I can say that there is no such thing as some kind of a trade along the lines of what you

just mentioned, though.

QUESTION: Okay.

MODERATOR: In the back.

John, please.

QUESTION: Hi, it's John Kehoe from the Australian Financial Review.

Matt, you, being an ex-business journalist, will probably appreciate this question as

much as anyone.

Financial markets, investors are very interested with the outlook between U.S. and China on

the trade relationship with the talk of potential trade wars and tariffs, although that seems

to have receded a bit lately.

What can people expect for the outcomes on trade?

Will there be hard outcomes, or is this a more – they'll define a framework?

And similarly, for allies in the Asian region who are a little bit nervous about a potential

trade war down the track, what message would you send to them?

MR POTTINGER: So I think it is fair to say that trade and the economic relationship generally

will be a significant topic of discussion between the presidents at the summit.

The question of hard outcomes – again, the spirit of this summit is for the two to develop

a relationship, to really establish a relationship, and to lay out the key concerns that each

side has about the relationship and to then begin moving toward some kind of a formal

series of dialogues that will aim to address those issues as well as areas of longstanding

cooperation between the two sides.

I'll leave it at that for the moment.

MODERATOR: Anyone in the back?

In the middle, please.

And we'll go to New York after this question, please.

QUESTION: Okay.

Yeah, I'm Gyuseok Jang, from Christian Broadcasting System.

I'm from Korea.

And my question is actually, as you mentioned, we need a time for the – spare time for

the cherry blossom.

And so would you possibly can give us that will there be a press conference after their

meeting?

And would you give us a little more detailed schedule about that?

Also, if possible – would you possibly can give us – what does that mean when you're

saying that the clock has running – the clock is running out?

So yeah, if you – possible just to give us a little more explanation about that.

Thank you very much.

MR POTTINGER: Do you want to talk about the schedule of the --

MS THORNTON: Why not?

So I think that – (laughter) – well, I'm not the person to talk about the schedule,

but I think that the question came up yesterday about the press arrangements at the Mar-a-Lago

summit, and I think probably the best thing to do there – probably neither one of us

is the best person to talk in detail about that.

So if there needs some further detail on the press arrangements surrounding the summit,

probably the White House Press Office would be the place to get those details.

I was just going to say on the issue that you talked about with North Korea, I think

you heard Secretary of State Tillerson.

He was in Korea not long ago, made a trip to the Demilitarized Zone, had a press conference

in Korea and spoke pretty clearly on the issue of where we stand on North Korea right now,

that he said that the time for talking is now over – strategic patience has run out.

This problem has really become very urgent, and it is, as Matt said, destabilizing to

the entire region and actually further than the region now, reaches across the globe with

the progress that North Korea is making in developing an intercontinental ballistic missile.

So I think the feeling on our side is that this problem has really now become urgent

and we are going to be not only talking to the Chinese this week, but I think you saw

on Monday, Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley announced that we're going to be convening

a ministerial meeting at which the Secretary of State is going to preside up in New York

later this month to talk and galvanize a lot more support from our other partners and allies

around the world on this issue and chart a way forward in a very urgent way, because

we feel that this problem has now crossed a certain line and we can no longer hope for

some kind of reversion to negotiations.

We need to do something proactive to change the situation and get some results, and we

hope that the Chinese are going to be involved in that.

We'll certainly be talking to them about that in the next couple of days.

We think they have a lot to contribute, and so we'll see where we get on that.

QUESTION: I know you've been serving on this position for years, and can you tell

us a little the different of how you – how do you tell the difference between helping

the two administration preparing the meeting with the two leader?

And Matt, will you remember, there was a logistical flap last year when President Obama arrived

in China, and Trump – the candidate Trump at that time tweet out that it's a sign

of disrespect, and he would have left.

So when preparing for this trip, the first meeting of the two presidents, how do you

try to avoid these surprise might infuriate the President to leave?

MR POTTINGER: Sure.

So I should start by saying that President Trump is an extremely gracious host.

He is going to certainly seek to extend complete hospitality to his guests, Xi Jinping and

Madam Peng.

I know that there is a lot of work going on to ensure that the safety and dignity of both

leaders is well protected during the course of the visit.

MS THORNTON: Yeah, and maybe just a couple words on preparations for summits in general.

It's very hard to compare one visit with another visit, never mind across different

administrations, because every visit is actually different, it's special, and it comes at

a different time in the relationship.

So I think this visit is special because it's not in Washington, D.C.

It's a more informal meeting.

And with that comes a lot of preparatory work that's being done down offsite in Florida

by our – like I said, our protocol teams have been down there for days working together,

the Chinese protocol team and the State Department's protocol team, along with White House staff.

We've got our security teams down there working with the local police in Florida.

So I think that when it happens in Washington, a lot of these things are all set up already

and everybody knows the ropes, but when you're doing it at a new location, sometimes there

are new people that have to be brought into the fold and I think that's what we're

focused on, making sure that all the local officials know what their roles are and how

they can be helpful and that everyone knows sort of what the program is and the President's

expectations for a very successful summit.

And I'm sure that our teams down there are going to meet that.

MODERATOR: Let's take our colleague in New York, please.

QUESTION: Yeah, hi.

This is Manik Mehta, syndicated journalist.

On North Korea, President Trump recently said that the U.S. will go alone against North

Korea if China does not cooperate.

And Secretary Tillerson issued a very small statement today saying that the time for talk

was over and we need action.

Could you amplify that?

And what exactly does "action" mean?

MR POTTINGER: Do you want to start with the Secretary's comment?

MS THORNTON: I think – I mean, we have both answered this question over the last couple

of days, but I'll just reiterate again.

I think on Secretary Tillerson's trip to Northeast Asia you saw him, in his expressions

about North Korea and where we are in our policy review, clearly express that patience

has basically come to an end.

We are looking for an action-focused, results-oriented approach, and we are going to be trying to

cooperate with other partners and allies in a global coalition really to try to solve

this problem in an urgent way that we haven't really taken up before.

So I think that's the sense that you're getting from Secretary Tillerson's statement

today, his statement last night following the latest provocation out of North Korea

– the illegal missile launch.

And I think also the sense that we are really going to defend our allies and our interests

in the region, our commitment to the defense of South Korea and Japan is ironclad, and

that we will do whatever is necessary to ensure that we're going to maintain security in

that region and that we're going to be very serious about pursuing a solution to the illegal

North Korean weapons programs.

MODERATOR: We've got time for our last question here in the – please.

QUESTION: Thank you.

Mariko de Freytas from Kyodo News.

I wanted to ask about secondary sanctions.

Would you be able to tell us whether the President or the Secretary of State will be discussing

this issue at the summit?

And if that's the case, what do you expect the outcome to be?

And how ready are you to implement secondary sanctions?

Thank you.

MR POTTINGER: Sure.

So, I'm not going to go into the specifics of our approach on North Korea, but I will

say that this is going to be an early topic of conversation during the summit, and we

will not, sort of, broadcast talking points of the President in advance.

But of course, the question of sanctions generally is very much a live one.

It's an operative issue, because the situation's really boiled down to one of having to apply

more pressure, and economic pressure is something that China has the ability to bring to bear

in a way that no other single country can.

So – for that, thanks.

MODERATOR: Okay.

I think that concludes our briefing.

Thank you for joining us.

Thank you for your patience with the adjustment.

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Marilyn Odessa dice que ya hizo las paces con Chiquis Rivera - Duration: 2:00.

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State police: Trooper shoots stolen car suspect brandishing gun in Columbia - Duration: 0:31.

NEW INFORMATION AFTER A STATE

TROOPER SHOT A MAN IN THE TOWN

OF COLUMBIA.THE SUSPECT HAS

BEEN IDENTIFIED AS 54 YEAR OLD

JAY OLSON OF NEW MEXICO.POLICE

WERE CALLED TO THE HOP RIVER

MOTEL JUST BEFORE 3 YESTERDAY

AFTERNOON.THEY CAME ACROSS A

CAR REPORTED STOLEN FROM NEW

MEXICO AND FIGURED OUT OLSON

WAS DRIVING IT.HE RAN WHEN

TROOPERS APPROACHED AND

POINTED A GUN AT THEM.AN

OFFICER SHOT HIM.OLSON IS

EXPECTED TO BE OKAY.THE NAMES

OF THE TROOPERS INVOLVED HAVE

NOT BEEN RELEASED.

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Emergency UN Security Council Meeting on Chemical Weapons in Syria - Duration: 7:46.

USUN AMBASSADOR HALEY: It was interesting to hear of the talk from my Russian colleague

about the independent investigations and the importance of them, because this entire Security

Council decided on what the Joint Investigative Mechanism would be and decided what it would

do, and it was actually voted on unanimously.

And the joint mechanism came back and said that the Syrian government committed chemical

weapons acts against their own people three different times.

But somehow now we don't like what the Joint Investigative Mechanism does.

Having said that, I will say in the life of the United Nations, there are times when we

are compelled to do more than just talk.

There are times we are compelled to take collective action.

This Security Council thinks of itself as a defender of peace, security, and human rights.

We will not deserve that description if we do not rise to action today.

Yesterday morning, we awoke to pictures, to children foaming at the mouth, suffering convulsions,

being carried in the arms of desperate parents.

We saw rows of lifeless bodies.

Some still in diapers.

Some with the visible scars of a chemical weapons attack.

Look at those pictures.

We cannot close our eyes to those pictures.

We cannot close our minds of the responsibility to act.

We don't yet know everything about yesterday's attack.

But there are many things we do know.

We know that yesterday's attack bears all the hallmarks of the Assad regime's use

of chemical weapons.

We know that Assad has used these weapons against the Syrian people before.

That was confirmed by this Council's own independent team of investigators.

We know that yesterday's attack was a new low, even for the barbaric Assad regime.

Evidence reported from the scene indicates that Assad is now using even more lethal chemical

agents than he did before.

The gas that fell out of the sky yesterday was more deadly, leaving men, women, the elderly,

and children, gasping for their very last breath.

And as first responders, doctors, and nurses rushed to help the victims, a second round

of bombs rained down.

They died in the same slow, horrendous manner as the civilians they were trying to save.

We all also know this: Just a few weeks ago, this Council attempted to hold Assad accountable

for suffocating his own people to death with toxic chemicals.

Russia stood in the way of this accountability.

They made an unconscionable choice.

They chose to close their eyes to the barbarity.

They defied the conscience of the world.

Russia cannot escape responsibility for this.

In fact, if Russia had been fulfilling its responsibility, there would not even be any

chemical weapons left for the Syrian regime to use.

There is one more thing we know: We know that if nothing is done, these attacks will continue.

Assad has no incentive to stop using chemical weapons as long as Russia continues to protect

his regime from consequences.

I implore my colleagues to take a hard look at their words in this Council.

We regularly repeat tired talking points in support of a peace process that is regularly

undermined by the Assad regime.

Time and time again, Russia uses the same false narrative to deflect attention from

their allies in Damascus.

Time and time again, without any factual basis, Russia attempts to place blame on others.

There is an obvious truth here that must be spoken.

The truth is that Assad, Russia, and Iran have no interest in peace.

The illegitimate Syrian government, led by a man with no conscience, has committed untold

atrocities against his people for more than six years.

Assad has made it clear that he doesn't want to take part in a meaningful political

process.

Iran has reinforced Assad's military, and Russia has shielded Assad from UN sanctions.

If Russia has the influence in Syria that it claims to have, we need to see them use

it.

We need to see them put an end to these horrific acts.

How many more children have to die before Russia cares?

The United States sees yesterday's attack as a disgrace at the highest level, an assurance

that humanity means nothing to the Syrian government.

The question members of this Council must ask themselves is this: If we are not able

to enforce resolutions preventing the use of chemical weapons, what does that say for

our chances of ending the broader conflict in Syria?

What does that say of our ability to bring relief to the Syrian people?

If we are not able to enforce resolutions preventing the use of chemical weapons, what

does that say about our effectiveness in this institution?

If we are not prepared to act, then this Council will keep meeting, month after month, to express

outrage at the continuing use of chemical weapons, and it will not end.

We will see more conflict in Syria.

We will see more pictures that we can never un-see.

I began my remarks by saying that in the life of the United Nations, there are times when

we are compelled to take collective action.

I will now add this: When the United Nations consistently fails in its duty to act collectively,

there are times in the life of states that we are compelled to take our own action.

For the sake of the victims, I hope the rest of the Council is finally willing to do the

same.

The world needs to see the use of chemical weapons and the fact that they will not be

tolerated.

Thank you.

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Black Sails || Black Water - Duration: 4:15.

He doesn't mean to make us adversaries.

He doesn't mean to make us criminals.

He means to make us monsters.

Everyone is a monster to someone.

Since you are so convinced that I am yours...

I will be it.

And get the fuck off my beach.

So now that you have everyone's eyes where you want them

On the two of us - what happens next?

What did you do?

What was necessary.

Right now...

The time calls for dark men

To do dark things.

What the fuck did you do to that?

I... cooked it?

You absolutely did not.

My name is John Silver

And I happened to be a very good cook.

Stand your men down

And follow me away from here.

FIRE!

Where are we?

You could take this whole fucking island from me.

In which case.. I will go fuck myself.

So I actually have to fight him?

Well, what the fuck did you think was gonna happen?

Fuck you, Jack.

And I will ensure that we all live to see the sunrise again, tomorrow.

Today there will be vengeance for the death of Charles Vane

We are many... They are few.

To fear death is a choice.

And they can't hang us all.

Hundreds of dead redcoats in a forest not far from here

Because I made it so

I am a new beginning for Nassau.

(Laughs in pirate)

I see.

Fuck you Jack!

Yes, yeah... fuck me.

I see an opportunity... I take it.

Rackham?

That's my name.

Jack Rackham, Jack Rackham, exactly.

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【海賊ズコ＊蜂蜜ユキ】振られても振られても【 UTAUカバー】 - Duration: 3:55.

Even If I Keep Getting Turned Down

Zuko Kaizoku | Yuki Hachimitsu

Composer: EZFG

ENG Translation : Hazuki no Yume

As the sun goes down, today is coming to an end,

and I'd start thinking about you.

It is always in you that I find solace,

my one and only god.

You'd always keep hidden your vulnerability

while showering everyone with your gentleness,

and I want to have it all to myself,

(Yuki) but that's just my wishful thinking.

Even if I keep getting turned down, over and over again,

I don't mind it, as long as I can see you smile.

No matter what, it's simply that no matter what,

you're the only one for me;

I can't settle for anything else.

As the sun goes down, today is coming to an end,

and I'd start thinking about you.

You're just one among the many

I have in the palm of my hand.

Don't take everything seriously, okay?

My niceness is just on the surface,

so try not to read too much into it.

(Zuko) That's fine with me.

Even if you keep getting turned down, over and over again,

you certainly don't seem to get discouraged at all. That's seriously annoying.

No matter what, it's simply that no matter what,

I can't settle for someone like you.

(Zuko) I'll find you.

(Yuki)I'll hide from you.

(Zuko)I'll get close to you.

(Yuki)I'll distance myself from you.

Even though I can't open that closed door…

I know. I already know

that you'll lose your interest and leave me soon enough.

So just let me turn you down. Let me turn you down.

As long as we don't start anything, there won't be any worrying about things ending.

No matter what, it's simply that no matter what,

I still can't forget about what happened

back then.

Then I'll let you turn me down. I'll let you turn me down.

It's enough for me as long as you would keep that smile on your face.

No matter what, it's simply that no matter what,

(Zuko) except for you, (Yuki) with someone like you,

I can't settle for it.

Right now, it still doesn't feel

enough.

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Ubuntu ❤ GNOME... I'm still in SHOCK - Duration: 3:08.

All morning I've been working on a video, but when I took a break for lunch and checked

the news I couldn't believe what I saw.

In a post titled "Growing Ubuntu for Cloud and IoT, rather than Phone and convergence"

Mark Shuttleworth, founder of Canonical and Ubuntu, said that Canonical will be "ending

investment in Unity8, the phone and convergence shell.

We will shift our default Ubuntu desktop back to GNOME for Ubuntu 18.04 LTS."

That's HUGE news.

Like many of you guys out there, several years back I was rather shocked to hear that Ubuntu

would drop Upstart in favor of SystemD.

And now it seems they're coming around to the GNOME fold.

What's going on?

I'm impressed!

But is it really such a huge surprise?

While I'm still in a state of shock (and admitted euphoria), the writing has been on

the walls for a while.

With delay after delay of Unity8, the quiet death of projects like Ubuntu TV and virtually

no hardware vendors shipping Ubuntu phones anymore, the convergence thing never seemed

to take off for them.

And, I think the recent inclusion of GNOME in the official Ubuntu repositories after

YEARS of absence may have been a strong indicator of where we were headed.

Now, I wouldn't have called this decision in a million years knowing how peculiar Ubuntu

can be with it's decision making sometimes... but it's exciting news for me because I

love GNOME.

Now, I applaud the Ubuntu team and Mark Shuttleworth specifically for what must be a hard decision.

And I do not relish the fact that the Unity desktop is going to be discontinued.

In his post on the Ubuntu Insights blog, Mark stated: "I took the view that, if convergence

was the future and we could deliver it as free software, that would be widely appreciated

both in the free software community and in the technology industry…

I was wrong on both counts.

In the community, our efforts were seen [as] fragmentation not innovation.

And industry has not rallied to the possibility [of free software]"

"This has been, personally, a very difficult decision, because of the force of my conviction

in the convergence future… but this choice is shaped by commercial constraints, and those

two are hard to reconcile."

He also pledged:

"We will continue to produce the most usable open source desktop in the world, to maintain

the existing LTS releases, to work with our commercial partners to distribute that desktop,

to support our corporate customers who rely on it, and to delight the millions of IoT

and cloud developers who innovate on top of it."

This leaves a few interesting and lingering questions.

With the end of Unity, does that mean the end of Mir?

Will Ubuntu 18.04 also ship with Wayland?

And most importantly, how will all this effect gaming on Ubuntu?

But what do you think?

Are you as big a GNOME fan as I am?

Will there be another mass exodus of Ubuntu users due to this desktop environment switch

up?

Let me know in the comments or on Twitter @TheLinuxGamer.

You can also support the show over on Patreon.

If you enjoyed this video, hit that subscribe button, you can click the little bell icon

down there to get notifications any time I upload a new video make sure you like and

share this video.

And as always, thanks for watching.

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Wake Schools could need $56M more in local funding next year, superintendent says - Duration: 2:21.

HOSPITAL TO SHOW HIM HOW MUCH

HE IS LOVED AND APPRECIATED.

INVESTING IN OUR SCHOOLS

COMES WITH A PRICE AND IN WAKE

COUNTY THE SUPERINTENDENT SAID

THAT PRICE COULD COME TO AN

EXTRA $56 MILLION NEXT YEAR.

HERE'S A CLOSER LOOK AT WHAT

THAT MEANS FOR YOUR TAX

DOLLARS. Reporter: ACROSS THE

SAY WE HAVE HEARD ABOUT THE

IMPORTANCE OF TEACHER PAY

RAISES ALSO LOWERING CLASS

SIZES AND THAT WILL CAUSE SOME

MONEY.

HERE IN WAKE COUNTY, THE

LARGEST SCHOOL SYSTEM HE LIKELY

WOULD HAVE AN IMPACT ON THE

PEOPLE AT HOME. THESE KIDS

ARE OUR FUTURE.

THEY WILL BE THE NEXT TV

PRODUCER, THE NEXT ASTRONAUT,

THE NEXT DR., NURSE, LAWYER.

Reporter: LISA SAID THAT IS

ALL THE REASON SHE NEEDS TO

INVEST IN OUR SCHOOLS.

OTHER WAKE COUNTY PARENTS WE

SPOKE WITH AGREED. INVESTING

IN OUR CHILDREN IS NEVER A

WRONG CHOICE. Reporter: THE

SUPER INTENDANT AND SAID THE

SYSTEM WE DID ABOUT $56 MILLION

MORE THIS YEAR IN LOCAL

FUNDING.

THAT REQUEST WOULD GO TO THE

WAKE COUNTY COMMISSION.

THERE'S A LOT OF NEEDS ON THE

COUNTY AND ALL OF THAT HAS TO

BE LAID OUT AND ULTIMATELY COME

UP WITH A DECISION THAT WORKS

FOR EVERYBODY.

Reporter: THE COMMISSION

CHAIR TELLS US IT IS -- IF THE

BUDGET IS APPROVED AS WRITTEN

IT WILL MEAN A FORCE THAT MAC

PROPERTY TAX INCREASE.

FOR $200,000 HOUSE THAT WOULD

MEAN $80 MORE PER YEAR.

PART OF THE MONEY WOULD GO TO

HIRING MORE TEACHERS.

THE STATE BUDGET REQUIRES

SMALLER CLASS SIZES IN K

THROUGH THREE.

SCHOOL OFFICIALS ACROSS THE

STATE SAY THAT IMPACTS THEIR

FLEXIBILITY TO BE ABLE TO TAPE

-- PAY FOR SPECIALIST LIKE ART

AND MUSIC TEACHERS.

BEFORE SENDING PINK SLIPS

OUT AND TEACHERS DRAWING

UNEMPLOYMENT THIS SUMMER WE

NEED TO COME UP WITH A FIX.

Reporter: SENATOR TILLMAN

SAID SCHOOL SYSTEM STAY WIDE

WERE ALLOCATED THE CORRECT

FUNDING BUT HE SAID THIS IS

STILL AN ISSUE THAT NEEDS TO BE

ADDRESSED.

THERE IS A COMPROMISE BILL

PENDING AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

RIGHT NOW THAT WOULD GIVE

SCHOOL SYSTEMS THAT FLEXIBILITY

THE WEATHER LAWMAKERS MAY BE

BRINGING FORWARD OTHER IDEAS IN

THE NEAR FUTURE.

I HAD AT 6:00 WERE GOING TO

EXPLORE THE IMPACT OF THE

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WHY I DON'T HAVE A $1000 E-BOOK - Duration: 1:01.

- People aren't backing up their mouth.

People have got big ambitions.

Talk a lot of things, you got those quotes on Instagram but

you don't put in the work and I totally agree with you.

And guess what?

That's why I don't feel bad.

Like it's hard to feel bad.

- [Envy] Mhmmm.

And the thing is, look,

I'm not naive to disadvantages and

things of that nature.

When I say I don't feel bad I'm sitting here spending ungodly

amounts of time, my time, that's valuable to me.

Forget about money, family, a little rest here somewhere.

You know and I'm putting out content and

I'm answering questions.

And I'm giving it to you.

But if you don't take it, it's free.

I'm not selling $1,000 e-books.

There's no bullshit $500 course like some of these other fuckers

on Instagram.

This is free. - [Envy] Right.

- I'm giving it to you for free.

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Why Can't I Lose Weight - Ash Kirwan - Duration: 15:43.

I guys ashkirwan.com.au here in this

video I'm going to talk to you about the

concept why I can't lose weight because

it's something I had to deal with myself

massively because as you can agree

cleaning from size 44 jeans down to now

wearing size 32 into jeans quite

comfortably it's quite a substantial

drop in weight and size like I mean

April who meaning back then to whom you

mean who know me now so that it's like

two from people standing here and

there's so many times that journey I had

to cross that bad like what's going on

why can I lose weight because that first

game 5 when I lost five kilos and 120

quite easily but from 120 110 was like

it was hard work then and it wasn't hard

work as a digital hardware or dietary

hard work it was like to actually

breaking a lot of them want it because

sometimes when we can't lose weight

illogic a lot of it is because we've got

patterns in our life and our lifestyle

that nobody's come accustomed to

performing at and it just gets happy

singing this like plateau because we now

i do wait and i get right into my cowl

standing so a lot of monkey bar work and

i said throughout my body around body

weight around like a monkey pretty much

is probably the best way I can describe

calisthenics and the street workout kind

of concept now in order to break

plateaus because even in the gym gym

junkies yes I can call myself that towel

right they get plantoids Ivo get to a

certain weight range where they start

pushing certain amount of weights and

all something so they can't get beyond

that no matter what they try is just

flat like plateaued at one level and in

order to for gym junkie to break that

plateau and go up in weight or perform a

different availability the cows setting

to the gymnastics kind of concept what

though what athletes have to do is

basically break up the cycle of creating

or the routine of the diet or course

some pattern in their life in order to

switch to neurology change the actual

molecular makeup body because also this

before

differently different functions or

something two switches up and snaps and

changes which actually breaks whatever

cycle it is in whatever system in

whatever format whether it's in a

neurological system or a body functional

format or witness the other way your

body's processing food which is still

basic part of your digestive system but

to break that for matters set the card

and set the class whole and set the

pattern in your body that stopped you

from actually breaking out fat molecules

of a cellular level in order to pro stem

process them in order to lose weight and

a big part of ads give yourself

permission to actually go who you are

like I said in one of my other videos is

probably the easiest weight loss tip is

to look into the mirror like I'm looking

to that camera right now be like a

lovely man you are sexy and you know

that you know that everyone wants a

piece is just lately it's just our

circle I love you you're sexy as fuck my

that's probably the easiest way to step

into your weight loss paradigm thought

and shift your perception around who you

are in the role you find well too if you

want to be and we want to move to being

greater variation of your own sexy so

you know the biggest concert around you

are you're not losing weight you know

could be real ways you guys put me and

my perception to come down to this my

mindset you know when I was 120 no I was

180 member 17 bouncing up 221like just

doing three kilo jumps daily and then

once I got down 115 Mike I couldn't

really break out of 15 for about four

months five months or so frustrating I

remember like even breaking the 110 it

was like another four or five months it

took me a long time you know it's been

eight years and losing 50 kilos now and

I think for me the best way that you're

going to get maintain any level of

weight loss is to look at maximum one

killer week weight loss and old even

goes as far as to say look at one kilo

per month likewise if you can maintain

in your lifestyle one kilo weight loss

per month from here on in

your body wouldn't actually fire that's

comfortable flow in its own performance

based on the lifestyle you're creating

and it won't it won't be pushed it won't

you rushed it won't be stressed in

losing that weight and it will actually

feel comfortable and it's moved like

surfy into the wave and say into your

lifestyle because you know being dug by

way of the beach is not fun for anybody

but if you learn to surf and learn to

float on that wave getting dumped can be

a can be a blessing them because you

just had this week's ride up the beat

you know you've got that Fitness you've

got that mindset and you enjoy that ride

that's just all part of the children

adrenaline of God's beads and having a

good time nope so as far as a sweetener

patterns to break the chains of you're

at a cellular level in your body which

is probably not and you're looking at

thought patterns or what spark and I'm

not sure if you know this video

neurology our thought patterns what

spark enzyme production because our

enzyme production of chemical production

through our minds through our body come

directly from our thoughts I've got bird

for letting around in the tree above me

me because it's dawn which is a

beautiful another way of breaking up

your patents like getting up early or

doing something completely different

with yourself even just a strata commode

just to get up and see the beautiful

colors at the time one however your

neurology patterns spark enzyme

production spark chemical production

which then have a electrical charge it

travels out to your body which fires off

your hand to eye coordination and the

synapses through your minor through your

body to actually perform tasks any times

making a tank writing 100 meters

whatever task is you've always got

enzymes and hormones producing

electrical charge three body which

actually while I hope you perform

whatever task you need whether it be

fitness whether it be losing weight

whether it be reading a book or saying

goodbye to the kids so once you congrat

concept you realize that part of weight

loss is hang the neurology changing

enzyme production to charge the body to

start to break down a fat molecule so if

you've got a pattern that's

your body's ability to process fat cells

the first thing I we've got to get do

for you is getting you to start to break

those patterns and your body that's

stopping you and hindering you because

those fat cells in your body are a

safety mechanism they are there to like

the hump of a camel your body thinks

that if something happens if danger

comes you can have a predator come into

your world and you have to go and fight

fight flight or flight mode these a lot

of people groan wait as a safety

mechanism it keeps them safe from some

kind of coats over there is somebody

picking on them or making them feel bad

about themselves or leaving them alone

by being having late on that way is also

so she misses inside status being stored

there to help you just in case you need

to go on a long journey through the

desert and you know we'll get away from

a predator and it's a flying concept but

a lot of us think we look into a line

full start to realize that I know with

my way my predator with my mother

funnily enough then you know we're

really close now he works with a lot

about issues in this I can laugh about

it now i can smile about now because

I've got a beautiful i took my mom but

it wasn't always don't like it was quite

feral interesting lady for a lot of

years they're dealing with a lot of

anger and revolt and hurt herself too I

might add you know so it's not all the

website and straight there yet i hailed

on that all that way because we're

safety makers and stop the old took

actually picking on it and tearing

strips off me and making me feel not

good enough so by me being overweight

she would leave me alone and i could

just enjoy yourself and be myself our

soft it because in time on skates you

were just absolutely start to tear strip

something so it was we're not started to

face a lot of those emotional interviews

and turmoil with her and breakthroughs

communication barriers is her son Lee

enough it's craziness down I started to

lose weight you know it was like the

weirdest thing because I could grow

knotted Ali's staff but it's like a more

I open up and communicate with her and

effectively works where the issues was

her it's having a fly effect in all

other areas of my license don't ever

think that your weight loss is governed

just to your diet and smashing it out

running

on the park or at the gym no it's not

always that it's all is that simple

sometimes it's the mindset stuff going

on you know because I mean I as you can

imagine go on to the mental health

system and I mean I'm all of us had

parents who had a really super messy

breakup you know like unfortunately

Australia's had this kind of breakdown

of communication issues it's gone

through a family dynamic for a long time

so there's a lot of people coming from

families that don't have a strong family

connection so the neurological locks are

tied in our mindset a lot of my

operators around our inability to

express ourselves effectively be

understood by those people in their life

so therefore slightly easier for us to

carry a little bit of weight and just be

comfortable where we're at and be safe

because otherwise we're not imposing on

anybody or not a threatening to anybody

or we're not challenging anybody so so

being our own little spaces is to kind

of have our own little space so we're a

lot of civ accepted that as a paradigm

of who we are moving forward but for me

bring our communicate effectively numb

and actually open up conversations about

emergence because mum for a lot easier

you had no ability to communicate to me

heard about her emotions because of her

experiences in life and Helen left here

shut off emotionally and cold and really

bitter about her experiences in life so

long comes me I know man highly

explosive separately expressive

emotionally expressive creative

expression expressive you can imagine

our challenging that was for a woman who

and channels and emotions and being

totally disconnected because of last

experiences of violet psychological fish

molestation and etc et-cetera delightful

probably like being slapped over face

with cold slapper however we're not stop

them long enough and fight a lot and I

thought mean about five years to

literally just try to put my life on

hold and stop and go you to what not

going anywhere well you know we will

work through this we got to talk this

out and we're going to make do with the

goods here we're not thing more I'll do

that and then we're back to add you work

and my diet really

because a lot of factors until sharing

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