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no they are not ready

did you call?

everything alright at home?

we are in Canyonland

but we have to prep for incoming storm

we have to waterproof our stuff before rain hits.

we can hear the thunder

and storms are all around us

what is the name of this Park?

Canyon what?

Land of Canyons :)

if this is coming our way

we need to run for visitors center

Look, you can ride down there off road

so what, it looks a bit like Grand Canyon

Chris do you like it??

can I cut in front of you?

Yes, yes

I'm recording us.

No safety barrier at all!

it is impressive!

look this storm is coming our way

we have 3-4 minutes before this gets here

whole rain wall straight at us :)

In America everything is bigger

even storms!

Rain did came,

we had to hide in the visitor center

wind was so strong that it blew 2 bikes down.

Richi's bike has windshield busted into pieces

and my bike has some cosmetic damage

but we can still ride

I will have a difficult time to use brekes

since my brake lever is bend a bit

but we should be OK

we are about 300 miles from Grand Canyon

you can see the river, straight down

we will have different view from the Orange Point view

in this place the river is about 5/8 mile (1km) down

drop to the first flat layer is 470 m

and those holes are 200-300 m. deep

you can see piece of the river there!

Tis is the same river. Colorado.

we are at different view point

No too long ago big thunderstorm

and now we have beautiful sun :)

we have 5 minutes for ourselves here

Wow, can you see the river?

yes I can, there.

what a force this river was!

Just like Mark said, river is one thing,

but other force wind and erosion, cracks freezing and defrosting etc.

We saw this road from the other side

Mark, that girl is from your town Koszalin :)

HI

tomorrow we will have you on YouTube

really??

yes, just a little editing and Vlog will be ready

Ok take care, stay safe!

we putting our rain gear.

I have to tell you

that I'm having fun

not far from here is a cool bar

Nice town, nice restaurants

galleries and stores

you can tell that Moab is wealthy

here is a bookstore

I love it! :)

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TRUMP LATEST NEWS , Hannity: DOJ has started recovering missing FBI texts, DOJ sources say - Duration: 18:50.

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Girl Scouts Cookie Season Begins - Duration: 2:16.

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Theater Talk - The New Stars of "Hamilton" - Duration: 26:46.

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Trump grants first international TV interview to 'Apprentice' winner Piers Morgan - Duration: 1:12.

Trump grants first international TV interview to 'Apprentice' winner Piers Morgan

Trump will be interviewed by British commentator Piers Morgan in his first international TV

interview since he assumed office, the Daily Mail reported.

Morgan, who previously won the "Celebrity Apprentice," will interview Trump during the

World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

Morgan has in the past praised Trump.

Last year, he said he genuinely liked Trump.

"I have known him through ten years, and saw from 'The Apprentice' he can be charming,

funny, smart and his judgment is spot on," Morgan said at the time.

"He loved drama and arguments and making the right decision and being popular."

Morgan has also been critical of some of Trump's actions.

Last November, he blasted Trump for sharing videos from "disgustingly racist far-right

extremists" after Trump retweeted videos that claim to show Muslims engaging in violent

acts.

According to the Daily Mail, Trump and Morgan talk every three or four weeks.

The interview will air Sunday on ITV.

source thehill.com

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The 10 most amazing lines from Donald Trump's impromptu press conference - Duration: 3:19.

The 10 most amazing lines from Donald Trump's impromptu press conference

Just before jetting off to Davos, President Donald Trump stopped by a sit-down that chief

of staff John Kelly was having with reporters -- and immediately started talking.

It was classic Trump who, despite all of his rhetorical emphasis on "fake news," is an

avid consumer of the news and relishes the back-and-forth banter with reporters.

Trump, as he does, touched on a wide variety of subjects -- from Kelly to the special counsel

investigation to FBI deputy director Andrew McCabe.

And more!

I scoured the transcript and flagged a handful of the most notable lines from the President.

They're below.

1.

"How's he doing, OK?

I think by the way he's doing great."

Trump wanders into a meeting between his chief of staff and a bunch of reporters.

First question: You guys like this guy?

So, so Trump-y. 2.

"Fake news yesterday, or two days ago.

I rarely put out a tweet, praising somebody, but only when they get a false story."

Trump is referring to a Vanity Fair piece published Monday that alleged Kelly and the

President were on the outs.

Also, Trump "rarely" puts out a tweet "praising somebody."

Same, honestly.

3.

"I don't even know if he saw that stuff, but I put it out."

If a tweet falls in the forest...

4.

"Nice to see you all.

The economy is doing very well."

Non sequitur, Donald Trump.

President Trump, non sequitur.

5.

"I'm going to Davos to get them to bring back a lot of money."

Wait.

They give away money at Davos?

So that's why people love it so much!

6.

"Thank you for some of the nice things you've said over the recent past."

I'm not sure which reporter Trump is referring to but it doesn't matter.

The point here is a) he is hyper-aware of media coverage of him and b) his feelings

about reporters are entirely tied to whether or not they have written nice things about

him of late.

7.

"We're going to get the wall, we're going to get great border security."

Well, I'm convinced!

8.

"Over a period of 10-12 years, somebody does a great job, they've worked hard, it gives

incentive to do a great job."

BIG news here.

Trump is saying that Dreamers will have a path to citizenship after "10-12 years."

People like Sens. Lindsey Graham, R-South Carolina, and Dick Durbin, D-Illinois, seized

on this comment as a sign Trump is committed to finding a workable solution on the immigration

issue.

But, if past is prologue, Trump could well say something totally different within a day

or two.

9.

"If they do a great job, I think it's a nice thing to have the incentive of, after a period

of years, being able to become a citizen."

While floating a path to citizenship is obviously a big deal, notice the fuzziness built into

Trump's answer.

How is the judgment of "do a great job" made?

And by whom? 10.

"Yeah, I might do that.

I might do that."

This is Trump responding to a question on whether he might extend the DACA deadline

if Congress can't reach a deal on the program by March.

Classic cliffhanger for the reality TV star.

Stay tuned for next week's episode!

source edition.cnn

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Theresa May 'appalled' at Presidents Club event but defends minister who attended - Duration: 2:24.

Theresa May 'appalled' at Presidents Club event - but defends minister who attended

theresa May has said that men must stop treating women as �objects� in the wake of the

Presidents Club scandal but defended one of her ministers who attended the event.

Mrs May�s families and children minister, Nadhim Zahawi, was ordered on Wednesday night

to explain his attendance at the men-only fundraising event at which female "hostesses"

were allegedly groped and propositioned.

Mr Zahawi was summoned to Downing Street to explain to the Chief Whip his version of events

surrounding the gala.

But Mrs May, speaking in Davos, Switzerland, as she attended the World Economic Forum,

refused to directly criticise Mr Zahawi as she said the Government would continue to

fight to �erase and eradicate� misogyny.

The Prime Minister said she was �frankly appalled� when she read the report of the

Presidents Club event.

�I thought that that sort of attitude of the objectification of women was something

that was in the past, that we had managed to overcome,� she told Bloomberg.

�Sadly what that event showed is that there is still a lot more work for us to do and

I will continue to work, as I have done in my time in politics, I will continue to work

for a point where we really can say that women are respected and accepted and treated as

equals.�

Mrs May rejected the suggestion that the event demonstrated a need for new laws to be introduced

to tackle harassment.

She said: �Sadly I think what we saw from this Presidents Club is this is about attitudes

and it is about saying that actually women are not objects just to be used by men.

�Actually, we are equals, we have our own position, our own abilities and that should

be respected.

�I will continue to work, I have done it in politics, I have done it in business, to

ensure that people recognise the value that women can bring to business, can bring to

politics, but that just in general that attitude that says that women are objects that we erase

and eradicate that attitude.

�It is so important that women are able to take their place as equals.�

Mrs May was asked if she believed keeping Mr Zahawi as families and children minister

sent the wrong message.

She said: �I understand that Nadhim left the dinner and was uncomfortable about what

happened at the dinner and left the dinner on that basis.

�We need to ensure that what we are doing collectively, because we focus on one event

but this is actually about a wider issue in society.

source telegraph.co.uk

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Dems eye GOP rep's seat after sexual harassment allegations - Duration: 2:35.

Dems eye GOP rep's seat after sexual harassment allegations

Democrats have their eyes on the swing district held by Rep. Pat Meehan (R) as the embattled

lawmaker struggles to respond to sexual harassment allegations ahead of the 2018 midterms.

Meehan, once a member of the House Ethics Committee, now faces an ethics investigation

of his own after the New York Times disclosed that he used taxpayer money to settle a sexual

harassment complaint levied against him by a former aide.

Meehan has denied the harassment charges and is still running for reelection.

But Meehan has hardly put the issue to rest with interviews claiming he and his much-younger

aide are �soul mates� and admitting that he lashed out when he found out she had a

boyfriend.

Meehan could have faced a difficult reelection even without the harassment allegations.

Hillary Clinton won his district during the 2016 presidential election.

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court is forcing lawmakers to redraw the congressional map,

a prospect that could hurt Meehan�s chances.

The accusations have only compounded those concerns, casting doubt on both Meehan�s

political future and Republicans� ability to hold the seat.

�Meehan, in my humble judgment, was not likely to lose reelection even given the Democratic

wave,� said Terry Madonna, a political science professor from Franklin and Marshall College

in Lancaster.

�Now, if he runs and the district lines says the same, all bets are of.�

Meehan broke his silence this week in a series of interviews that saw him both issue a denial

and confirm significant portions of the Times�s initial story.

Meehan told the Philadelphia Inquirer that he acted �selfishly� when he found out

the aide was dating someone else, admitting that he �developed an affection� for her.

And he said that he told the aide, �I was a happily married man and I was not interested

in a relationship, particularly not any sexual relationship, but we were soul mates.�

Meehan blamed �lashing out� at the staffer about her new romantic partner on the stress

surrounding his vote on the GOP plan to repeal ObamaCare, which occurred around the same

time.

Meehan went on to say that he felt that the aide had �invited� him to share his feelings.

Republicans in Congress have called for further investigation by the Ethics Committee, expressing

concern about the substance of the allegations while not calling for Meehan to quit outright.

House Speaker Paul Ryan (Wis.) has called on Meehan to pay back taxpayers for the settlement,

and his office told The Hill in a statement that �any further action or comment will

come pending a full and prompt investigation by the Ethics Committee.�

source thehill.com