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North Korea hard-line general to attend Olympics closing ceremony - Duration: 1:44.
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NY attorney general accusing pro-life activists of violence - Duration: 2:41.
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Face Reveal Finally ? - Duration: 11:21.
what should I do they wanted to see me.
what do you really want? it's your choice.
I'm getting a bit skeptical too should I or should I not.
Maybe they deserve to know.
Okay then let's do this.
it's been a year since I started this channel surpassing all the hurdles that came into
my way in my journey that is still going on.
there were times when I thought that maybe I should quit.
but, something kept me going on. I did not know what was it until I realized
that maybe the thing that is stopping me to Give up is something that we humans call.
(PASSION) A particular type of thing that drives the
deepest self of a person to just keep going on and on instead of giving up.
For the past some weeks I was kept getting some messages. they all asked for the same
thing. (Show yourself)
You guys who are with me during my thick and thin.
You all wanted to know that who is this person that they follow.
As the curiosity of yours to see the reality starts getting stronger I thought maybe it's
time to, Let you all know.
So I decided and told myself that once I cross that 15 thousand targets I will show my face.
I just wanted to let you all know that I am just an average fellow. nothing special.
So here I am
It's Me
Okay, So this intro is way overrated and i just made it for fun. So just don't mind it
and now the main video begins
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CHARGED WITH DUI IN CAR CRASH Admits He lied to TMZ - Duration: 1:41.
CHARGED WITH DUI IN CAR CRASH Admits He lied to TMZ
Cops say as part of the investigation into Wilkos' accident, a search warrant for his
medical records was secured and it discovered his BAC was .29% and way over the legal limit
the afternoon he crashed his car.
A warrant was issued for Steve's arrest, but he turned himself in Wednesday evening in
Connecticut.
He's been charged with operating under the influence and failure to drive right.
He was released after posting $1,500 bond.
Steve Wilkos just confessed to TMZ, he lied when he told us the horrific car crash in
which he was involved last month was the result of him being distracted as he reached for
his glasses ... he was actually under the influence of alcohol.
We've learned the talk show host was charged Wednesday with DUI in the single-car crash
in Darien, Conn.
We broke the story, Wilkos struck several poles and a tree before the vehicle rolled
over.
He went to a hospital for minor injuries and his show was put on ice for a few days while
he recovered.
Wilkos tells TMZ, "Over the course of my life, I have been struggling with bouts of depression
and on the day of my accident, I had a complete lapse in judgment which resulted in me drinking
and getting behind the wheel of my car."
He went on ... "This experience reinforces my commitment to get the professional help
that I need and I have recently completed an intensive medically supervised program"
... translation, rehab.
source tmz.com
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Shooting Survivor Quit CNN Town Hall After Refusing to Ask 'Scripted' Question - Duration: 1:54.
Shooting Survivor Quit CNN Town Hall After Refusing to Ask �Scripted� Question
Colton Haab, a student who survived last week�s mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas
High School in Parkland, Florida, refused to participate in a CNN Town Hall on Wednesday
night after he was told to ask a �scripted� question.
Haab, a junior at the high school, told Fort Lauderdale ABC affiliate WPLG that CNN invited
him to speak at the televised town hall in nearby Sunrise, Florida, and that he and his
parents had dressed up for the occasion.
But CNN then told Haab he would have to read a question that CNN had prepared for him:
Haab: I expected to be able to ask my questions and give my opinion on my questions.
Reporter Janine Stanwood: But Colton Haab, a member of the Junior ROTC, who shielded
classmates in the midst of terror, says he did not get to share his experience.
Haab: CNN had originally asked me to write a speech and questions, and it ended up being
all scripted.
Stanwood: Colton wrote questions about school safety, suggested using veterans as armed
school security guards, but claims CNN wanted him to ask a scripted question instead.
So he decided not to go.
Haab: I don�t think that it�s going to get anything accomplished.
It�s not going to ask the true questions that all the parents and teachers and students
have.
The town hall was overwhelmingly stacked in favor of gun control.
Two students whom CNN chose to ask questions attacked National Rifle Association spokesperson
Dana Loesch as a bad mother.
CNN�s Jake Tapper, who moderated the event, did not defend Loesch.
source breitbart
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Parkland JROTC hero skips CNN townhall because network scripted his questions and answers - Duration: 2:23.
Parkland JROTC hero skips CNN townhall because network scripted his questions and answers
CNN threw supporters of the Second Amendment into the lion�s den with a town hall on
guns, but not everyone took the bait.
High school student Colton Haab was hailed a hero for shielding his classmates from a
crazed gunman in Parkland, Florida, but said when he was invited to speak at CNN�s townhall
Wednesday the network organizers weren�t interested in what he wanted to say.
Haab, who is a Junior Reserve Officers� Training Corps member, said he had expected
to ask his own questions and give his own opinions on the issues of gun control and
school safety, but discovered that he was going to be censored by the network instead.�CNN
asked me to write a speech and questions, and it ended up being all scripted,� Haab
said.
Haab is a supporter of putting armed veterans in schools � an idea floated by many, including
President Trump, but said his opinion wouldn�t be welcomed at the CNN forum.
With that in mind, Haab didn�t see a point in attending the network�s blatantly anti-gun/anti-Trump
show.
�I don�t think that it�s going to get anything accomplished,� Haab said of skipping
the forum.
�It�s not going to add to the true questions that all the students, and teachers, and parents
have.�
Disturbing reports of neglect by local police and the FBI have many believing law enforcement
could have thwarted the massacre if they had acted on numerous tips and police calls.
The Broward County sheriff spoke in favor of gun control at CNN�s town hall and impressed
many, but not all:
The school also knew of the gunman�s disturbing behavior and threats and clearly didn�t
do enough to take the threat seriously.
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It seems Haab�s suggestion of employing armed veterans at the school might have thwarted
a horrific massacre better than relying on the government who failed on my levels to
protect the school and its students.
Remarkably, Haab and fellow hero students jumped into action, making a Kevlar curtain
to save lives.
Three JROTC members died while protecting their peers and were awarded Medals of Heroism
by the U.S. Army.
source bizpacreview.com
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US Women's Hockey Team Wins Gold, Beating Canada In Penalty Shootout Thriller - Duration: 2:47.
U.S. Women's Hockey Team Wins Gold, Beating Canada In Penalty-Shootout Thriller
The U.S. women's hockey team owns Olympic gold for the first time in 20 years, after
breaking Canada's remarkable streak of success in a gripping final at the Pyeongchang Winter
Olympics.
The only previous U.S. win had come in the tournament's first year, in 1998.
When the American women finally received their gold medals, they were placed on their necks
by former player Angela Ruggiero � who was on the last U.S. Olympic team to win it all.
This game was far from easy � for the players on either side, and for their fans.
Regulation time had ended with a 2-2 tie � and when a 20-minute overtime didn't produce a
sudden-death goal, a penalty shootout also ended in a 2-2 tie.
That sent it to a sudden-death shootout to decide who would wear gold.
Canada had taken the first shot in the first round of the shootout � and to lead off
the second, the U.S. sent Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson skating out.
"The last shootout against Canada, I looked like an idiot," Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson
said after the game.
But since that past failure, the American said, she's been working on her penalty shots
� and it showed on Thursday.
Starting from center ice, Lamoureux-Davidson used some artful stick handling to get the
puck around and past Canada's goalie, changing directions several times.
It confounded Canada's goalie Shannon Szabados, who had shone in this game.
That left it to U.S. goalkeeper Maddie Rooney, 20, to withstand the pressure and make one
last save � against one of the most adept scorers in the game, in Canada's Meghan Agosta,
a veteran who began her Olympics career in 2006.
When Rooney foiled Agosta's shot, both the game and the U.S. gold drought were over,
after three hours of intense and physical play and tension at the Gangneung Hockey Center.
"We worked on this a lot.
I was basically trying to do the same thing [as on her first, successful try in the shootout],
but she was out too far," Agosta said later.
"It just so happened it didn't work out the way I wanted it to."
"I just reacted to her and then everything kind of went into a blur," Rooney said, "When
she cut across like that, a lot of people tend to go five hole so I kind of anticipated
it."
After she made the save, Rooney said, "Everything got into a blur, seeing my teammates sprinting
at me.
It's an indescribable feeling."
Her teammates were scrambling over the bench wall; gloves were flying all over the ice
as the Americans finally celebrated at the end of an Olympic tournament.
When they reached Rooney, they piled on.
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World champions Mercedes officially unveil 'much improved' new car - Duration: 2:42.
World champions Mercedes officially unveil 'much improved' new car
Mercedes have officially unveiled their new car at Silverstone - and in an ominous warning
to the rest of the grid, Lewis Hamilton has declared it 'better than last year's car in
every aspect'.According to the reigning world champion, the elaborately named Mercedes-AMG
F1 W09 EQ Power+ is an evolution of the car that won 12 races and took 15 pole positions
in 2017, taking him to his fourth drivers� crown as the Silver Arrows simultaneously
secured a fourth straight constructors� title.
"Last year the car was fantastic, but there were so many things we could still improve
on," said Hamilton.
"What we�ve done is taken a lot of the DNA from last year�s car - this is the sister
car, an evolution of that.
"This is better than last year�s car in every aspect.
It looks quite similar but inside, underneath the shell, and even the bodywork, it�s all
refined to perform even better than it did last year.
"I�m really excited because there were some races - like Silverstone - that were very
successful for us, but then there were some races where we struggled.
Understanding where our weaknesses were and then working on them has been at the forefront
of our goals and minds.
"The engineers have done a phenomenal job � I�m really proud and grateful for all
the hard work that�s gone in.
I�m fit and ready to take [the new car] where it needs to go."
Positive first impressions
The W09 was presented to the world�s media following an earlier shakedown run on Silverstone�s
International Circuit, with Valtteri Bottas giving the car its maiden outing ahead of
a similar familiarisation stint for Hamilton in the afternoon.
Running on demonstration tyres on a damp track, the Finn said it was hard to glean too much
but that the new car 'felt good'.
"The conditions are what they normally are at Silverstone at this time of the year, but
everything was working well," he said.
"The car felt good and the engine was running well, so it's a start."
"All the hard work, all the long hours over the winter have brought the car to life,"
added team chief Toto Wolff.
"Doing the first laps and seeing the car is working ok is a very exciting moment.
"We won the championship last year but it was difficult at times, some really strong
opposition.
We needed to find the right balance between developing our car without losing its raw
speed.
Last year�s car was the fastest car on track � it won the most races and had the most
pole positions.
We needed to preserve that."
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