- DONNA: I really hope this works.
Things with me and Alex have kind of spiraled out of control,
with him just constantly throwing passive-aggressive jabs
at me on this trip.
- ♪
- I feel like if Alex just gave me the opportunity to explain
what happened, we could work this out.
Oh. Hey.
- ♪
- ALEX: You got strawberries.
You got steak.
- Got some champagne.
- ALEX: What you trying to do?
- ALEX: It doesn't just work like that, Donna.
You was trying to meet up with your ex.
I don't want you meeting up with no [bleep], period.
- DONNA: I never saw Moe.
He wanted to pick up his [bleep], but he never showed up.
I promise you.
- ALEX: But I still don't understand.
Why hide it if there's nothing to hide?
- I don't have nothing to hide from you.
Like the only reason I didn't immediately tell you is because
you was going through the stuff with your dad.
So, I felt like it would be better for me
just to tell you afterwards.
In my mind, it was the right thing to do at the time.
Which in hindsight, it was wrong and stupid.
I don't want you feeling like you can't trust me,
because I dead love you, and I wanna be with you.
I promise you it won't happen again.
- Are you sure you're not gonna hide anything from me anymore
no matter what I'm going through?
- I promise, babe.
- ♪
- DONNA: I'm not gonna do it again.
I'll tell you everything, and you're my best friend.
I love you.
- I love you.
- I know I messed up, but I love Alex way too much
to lose him.
And I really wanna prove to Alex that he's different,
and I'll always be loyal to him no matter what.
Alright, look, so check this out.
What do I always cook you when you come to my house?
- T-bone steak. - [laughs]
So, I was thinking, we could get matching T-bone tattoos.
- That's funny. - [laughs]
Right?
- I can't stay mad at Donna for long.
What she did was wrong.
But look, her intentions was coming from a good place.
And I understand that now.
We all make mistakes.
And she's learned from it, and she's trying to make up for it.
- Alright, so just sit down.
Get comfy.
Take your shoes off.
I don't wanna get ink on your socks.
- ♪
- These past few days without Donna
have really been [bleep] up.
Like I seriously could feel the void.
Missing my father's surgery was a huge deal.
But people make mistakes,
and everyone deserves a second chance.
And I wanna move forward
and grow from this experience with her.
- Do you love it? - Yeah, I do.
- DONNA: I'm excited. Ooh!
- KEVIN: First time me and Donna ever had dinner,
she cooked me a T-bone steak.
And from there on, I knew she was a keeper.
That's kind of like our thing now.
It might sound silly, but these matching T-bone steaks show
love, commitment, and that there's so much more.
- ♪ Give me all the money, give me all the money ♪
♪ Oooh ♪
- I never wanna fight with Alex like that again.
Especially over something that really was nothing.
But I guess if I'm finding the silver lining in all that
it's that maybe we needed to go through that,
'cause now, more than ever, I appreciate Alex.
Our love is the [bleep].
- ♪ Give me all the money ♪
- ALEX: We lit. We lit together.
- Mwah, mwah, mwah.
- You're sexy. - [laughs]
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LeToya Opens Up About Being Let Go from Destiny's Child | T.I. & Tiny: Friends & Family Hustle - Duration: 2:06.
- Look at you looking all cute.
I've known LeToya for a few years.
We met throw Ludacris' wife.
Well, I'm opening me some wine.
I know you can't have some, so I--
- You know that's-- - --sparkling.
- Yes! I get somewhat of a grownup drink?
- Yeah.
- Toya is the person that when you are around her,
she gives off this really good energy.
And she's always giving good advice.
Sometimes it be the things that you need to hear,
and you don't wanna hear, Toya can tell you.
When you make it back in town?
- Kind of just got here, getting settled.
You know, we found a house?
- Girl, I know how that is. That is not easy.
- I know.
- Toya, she's just cool, down to earth.
She's about her business, about her getting her money bag.
And I just feel like everybody that knows her loves her.
- That's exciting.
- It's crazy, because Atlanta almost has been that place
where I come to start a new chapter.
So, I'm back in Atlanta for a second time.
This time, with a husband, a baby on the way,
and a career to jump back into.
Last time I did this, I moved here, I was 19,
and starting over after DC.
- What happened?
I've always wanted to know that story.
- Management made a decision.
It wasn't a thing that LaTavia could do about it.
Did it hurt? Absolutely, because we were friends.
I went to school with these girls.
Actually-- - So wait.
I never knew y'all went to school together.
You sang youth-- - Oh yeah.
Beyoncé and LaTavia had been in the booth the longest.
Then LaTavia went to school, met Kelly.
And then Beyoncé showed up at my school one day
as the new, beautiful girl with this beautiful voice.
It was just so cool to experience something like that
at such a young age.
When that decision was made-- - I bet that was heartbreaking.
- Oh, absolutely. We were sisters.
Even though I'm sure the rest of the world thinks that
the members of Destiny's Child are scratching
each other's eyes out, and that's not the case.
We're totally supportive of each other
every time we see each other.
And we still have a friendship.
And I love that.
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Buddy: "Trouble on Central" - Duration: 3:36.
-Making his TV debut, performing "Trouble on Central"
from his new album, "Harlan & Alondra,"
with a little help from The Roots,
give it up for Buddy!
[ Cheers and applause ]
-♪ Mm, mm, mm, mm ♪
♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh ♪
♪ Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪
♪ Just so good at being in trouble ♪
♪ Spending my days out in the ghetto ♪
♪ Mama say that I need to be careful ♪
♪ Going downtown on the Blue Line Metro ♪
♪ Car overheated and I can't afford a rental ♪
♪ Broke-down Chevrolet, sitting on Central ♪
♪ Turning on my headphones, looking out the window ♪
♪ Lauryn Hill playing, it could be so simple ♪
♪ Damn, I just can't wait till I get on ♪
♪ What the hell is taking so long? ♪
♪ I wish I had a girl by my side ♪
♪ I wish I had a brand-new ride ♪
♪ I wish I had a light ♪
♪ I wish I had a private flight ♪
♪ I wish upon the stars sometimes ♪
♪ I wish I had it right ♪
♪ I wish I had the finer things ♪
♪ I wish you wasn't so Cobain ♪
♪ I wish I had you ♪
♪ And I wish I wasn't stuck on Central ♪
♪ Just so good at being in trouble ♪
♪ Spending my days out in the ghetto ♪
♪ Papa say that I need to be careful ♪
♪ Heard a...just got popped at the ARCO ♪
♪ Pros on the hoe stroll, junkies on narcos ♪
♪ Hey, Long Beach, Compton, Watts to South Central ♪
♪ Damn, I just can't wait till I get home ♪
♪ That's when the cop had pulled me over ♪
♪ I wish I had a girl by my side ♪
-♪ I wish I had a brand-new ride ♪
-♪ I wish I had a light ♪
♪ I wish I had a private flight ♪
-♪ I wish upon the stars sometimes ♪
-♪ I wish I had it right ♪
♪ I wish I had the finer things ♪
♪ I wish you wasn't so Cobain ♪
♪ I wish I had you ♪
-♪ Yeah, yeah ♪
-♪ And I wish I wasn't stuck on Central ♪
♪ I wish I was in control ♪
♪ Really wish I wasn't stuck on Central ♪
♪ I still got so far to go ♪
Can y'all clap for me, "Fallon," tonight?
Hey.
♪ I said, won't be stuck here, not for long ♪
♪ Just hold on ♪
♪ Hold on ♪
♪ Work late nights and early mornings ♪
♪ I'm on it ♪
♪ I'm on it ♪
♪ Trouble on Central with the homies ♪
♪ Oh, no ♪
♪ Oh, no ♪
♪ Pretty soon, we gon' take control ♪
♪ Just wait on it ♪
♪ Wait on it ♪
Thank you, guys, so much. [ Cheers and applause ]
-I love it, man.
Thank you, thank you, thank you so much.
Buddy! "Harlan & Alondra" is out now.
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Steve Kornacki Confronts Jimmy About Making Fun of His Crude Map Drawing - Duration: 4:06.
-I appreciate you being here.
You were saying to me backstage
that this is not the first time you have been on my show?
-This is my first time being here.
It's a little strange for me
because I have appeared on your show before.
I guess I had, what do you say, an incident on the air at MSNBC
that provided some material for you a little while ago.
[ Laughter ]
-Doesn't sound like something I would do.
I don't -- I think -- Do we have a clip of it?
[ Laughter ]
This made me laugh -- an analyst for MSNBC tried to draw a map
of America to help explain the election to his viewers.
But it looks like he drew something else.
Take a look at this.
-Let me see if I can get this here.
-Work your magic.
-If you look at the states that are gonna come --
Didn't actually work there.
-It's good. It's a blank slate.
-All right. -Do whatever you want to do.
-You know what I'm gonna do?
I'm gonna draw a map of the United States here.
This is my crude version of a map of the United States.
[ Laughter and applause ]
Now, here's the thing.
[ Laughter ]
[ Cheers and applause ]
-Do you think that that's what the United States looks like?
-You know, you could probably see in that clip,
that's Hallie Jackson. -I love Hallie Jackson.
-A great colleague who you can clearly see in the clip
knows exactly what's happening.
I went through -- that went five more minutes on the air.
[ Laughter ]
I had no idea what happened. The segment finishes.
I say to her, I shake her hand,
"Good job, Hallie, thank you for coming in."
I walk out the door.
I'm like, "We had a great segment there."
And I turn on my phone,
and it's on one of those media sites already.
"Steve Kornacki draws picture of...on the air."
I said, "Oh, my God. I did?"
-Yeah, you went viral, buddy. Congrats, yeah.
-And it made "The Daily Show." Yeah.
-Well, congrats on this book. -Thank you.
-"The Red and the Blue."
Describe this book because this is very interesting.
The 1990s? Is that when that kind of --
you started seeing red states, blue states?
-That's the thing.
I think everybody thinks the red states, blue states thing
has been with us forever. -Yeah.
-And it really was -- it was all of these sort of political wars
of the '90s that built up to election night 2000,
and that's the one where they called Florida
for Gore, then for Bush. -Oh, yeah.
-Then we had the recount.
It was the first time -- it was like a perfect tie election.
You could see the entire South was red,
the entire Northeast was blue,
and everybody for the first time started thinking, you know,
that's how we've kind of divided ourselves,
red states, blue states.
And that's sort of what the book is supposed to be about,
you know, how we got there.
-And now you're gearing up.
I mean, you couldn't be busier right now at this point.
The midterm elections are in 12 days?
-We're 12 days away.
-What's going on with the Democrats?
What's going on with the Republicans?
What's at stake?
-Yeah, I mean, so this is what's fascinating to me is,
for Democrats, they circled this date 12 days from now
on their calendar, like,
the second Donald Trump got elected president.
They have been counting down the first time they can get back,
and vote and try to vote against him.
So the energy level among Democrats out there
is just through the roof.
What's changed and what's interesting to me
in the last couple of weeks is
the energy level among Republicans,
which had been lagging, looks like it's back right now.
And so we have, you know, midterm elections
usually not as many people vote as in presidential elections.
We are looking at -- I'm pretty sure,
I'd make a pretty good bet on this --
we're gonna have record midterm turnout on both sides.
The interest level has just never been this high before.
-Wow! And do you think it's going to end on time?
Or is this going to be an all-nighter for you?
You're going live.
-So it's an all-nighter, and then there's this twist, too.
The Democrats need to gain 23,
and a lot of the seats they need to win are out in California.
So it's gonna be late at night.
The polls are gonna close in California.
That's gonna take us past midnight on the East Coast.
But here's the thing about California.
They are the slowest vote counting state in the country.
It could take weeks.
-Really? -I'm not kidding.
-Oh, this is gonna get exciting. -So, yeah.
-Yeah, yeah, I know. -Talk about overtime.
-I want to see what happens.
-Maybe by Pearl Harbor Day we'll know which,
you know, which party is in control.
-I can't wait to see the picture you'll be drawing in a week.
-Yeah. -Absolutely.
[ Laughter ]
You make this exciting. I love it.
Dude, you're fantastic. -Thank you.
-Thank you so much. -Appreciate it.
-Steve Kornacki, everybody. [ Cheers and applause ]
Watch MSNBC's midterm election coverage November 6th,
and check out his new book "The Red and the Blue."
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Nicolle Wallace Explains Why Democrats Have to Take Back the House and Senate - Duration: 6:50.
-I want to ask -- obviously you've been covering
these bombings and this is a situation
where we certainly don't know who's behind it.
And we need to let this investigation unfold.
But it certainly has been a case that everybody who's received
one of these bombs is someone
the president has been critical of.
-Right. -He basically made a call
toward some degree of civility.
But he also said that the press
is leading to anger in society,
which seemed like an escalation.
As someone in the press, how do you feel about this?
-So, we cover anger in society.
And the person creating anger is oftentimes the president.
And I think there's a lot of timidity in the press
to call out that which is right in front of our eyes.
And what's right in front of our eyes is that before yesterday,
the list of people who received pipe bombs
and suspicious packages read like a list
of most prominent Democrats in the country.
Now they're all potential victims
or attempted assassin targets.
And you can't separate the climate in which they live.
We put together -- We just looked at the month of October.
Donald Trump has attacked all of the people
who received pipe bombs at rallies this month.
So I don't believe in coincidences anymore.
And I don't think we can ignore
the climate that he's contributed to.
-You saw --
And we referenced the fact that at yesterday's rally
after these facts, he was trying to be more muted.
He was trying to call on civility.
But it looked as though it was difficult for him.
Does that -- Did you take the same from that?
-Well, I mean, it was difficult for him
because he told us that it was difficult for him.
[ Laughter ]
He told us that he wanted credit for behaving.
And I think, you know, we just have --
I think in the press, we have to be so careful
not to lower the bar.
Can you imagine President Obama
patting himself on the back for behaving?
I mean, I have a 6-year-old
who no longer gets treats for behaving.
I mean, this is conduct so unprecedented
for someone in charge of the nuclear codes.
[ Cheers and applause ] -Yeah.
You were a White House communications director
under President Bush so you were in a situation
where you were by his side
when terror moments would happen, as well.
What were those moments like when something, you know,
horrible would happen in this country,
and the president was looked upon to set the tone?
-You know a lot about a leader
when you see them react to a crisis.
When you think about President Obama after Newtown.
They're often the most difficult moments we face as a country.
I traveled with President Bush to Scotland
and it was on the day of London's --
one of their worst terror attacks.
There were subway bombings and bus bombings.
And George W. Bush was in Tony Blair's suite.
And the bombing happened. And it was morning there.
So Tony Blair had to address the world,
but more importantly to him, the British public.
And George Bush ultimately a few hours later
would have to address the U.S. public.
So they called in their communications staff.
And there, the most eloquent leader on the world stage,
Tony Blair was, you know, with his pencil.
And George Bush, who I revere,
but was not thought of as the world's fanciest communicator...
[ Laughter ] ...said to Tony Blair,
"Hey, here are my communications folks."
I was like, "Oh, God, I'm sure he doesn't need us."
We're going to watch his remarks and steal some lines from him.
[ Laughter ]
They were close enough that Tony Blair sort of
laughed it off and said,
[ British accent ] "Oh, thank you, George.
You know, I've got this."
[ Normal voice ] But the idea was, you know, that terror
united the world's leaders, and it was important to them.
This was a summit where Bono was there trying to
draw attention to global poverty.
And it was important to Tony Blair and George W. Bush
to speak out at this moment of terror.
You look at what happened yesterday.
The American President
on the day of an attempted domestic terror attack
against his political opponents and enemies
patted himself on the back for behaving
and not screaming about socialists,
but saying it in a soft voice. -Yeah.
And you -- I want to point out that you obviously had to be
with the president in difficult times.
There were other crises that were, is it safe to say,
a little bit more comic?
You were working with the president when he choked
on a pretzel and fell down.
-Yeah. Well, so I --
[ Laughter ]
Yeah. He did. He did.
So this was the story. -Okay.
-And I never sussed this out for myself
because the times were different.
I wasn't a reporter then. -Right.
-So he was so fit from all his running
that his blood pressure was so low
that choking for a minute on a pretzel laid him out.
-Uh-huh. -But even in all moments
like that, we never talked about the 25th Amendment.
And I first read about the 25th amendment
when the book "Fire and Fury" came out and Steve Bannon said,
"Oh, you know, we had to protect him from the 25th --"
I Googled it. I didn't know what the 25th Amendment was.
So you have a White House now
where all the people around him talk about the 25th Amendment.
It's a remarkable commentary
on what the people closest to him actually see.
'Cause if something looks chaotic on the outside,
it's a million times worse on the inside.
-You have referred to yourself as a non-practicing Republican
right now because the Republican --
[ Laughter ]
Because the Republican Party has drifted away
from what I believe were the values that drew you to it.
And these were the "-isms" such as nationalism.
-Yeah. -Is this something
that you saw coming at any point?
I mean, is this something that happened with Donald Trump,
or is it something that was trending this way
and he took advantage of?
-You know, it was something that the people I worked for
tried to push against.
It was something that Sarah Palin dabbled in.
She talked about President Obama palling around with terrorists.
I mean, she started the grievance --
-And you were working with John McCain at the time,
so you're very close to that. -And I saw it.
And I saw that her crowds were bigger and louder
and more animated by her speaking to their grievances,
speaking to their nativism,
speaking to their feeling of being angry
about immigration and other issues,
but John McCain didn't embrace any of those.
And that's probably why ultimately the two of them
ended up not on the same page.
-Due to this non-practicing and the current state
of the Republican Party, do you feel as though
a time will come again where you will practice Republicanism?
-No. -Do you hope that --
[ Laughter ]
-No. Look, I think that the time
when Republicans and Democrats went on TV
and fought about taxes is dead.
I don't think that will happen again.
And I think more often than not,
people that have seen American presidents up close
and know what the conduct is supposed to be like
will ultimately decide that a check
on this administration is urgent.
I think it's really important that Democrats take over
the House and/or the Senate.
I think that any White House is improved
by having a check and a balance,
this White House more than any other.
[ Cheers and applause ] -Well,
thank you so much for being here.
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Max and Sharpe Grow Closer - New Amsterdam (Episode Highlight) - Duration: 2:49.
For more infomation >> Max and Sharpe Grow Closer - New Amsterdam (Episode Highlight) - Duration: 2:49. -------------------------------------------
Louie Anderson Stand-Up Performance - Duration: 6:27.
-Hi, everybody. Welcome.
Stopped at a Liberace garage sale.
[ Laughter ]
I stopped at the Big & Tall.
You never see any tall people there.
Never. Never.
[ Cheers and applause ]
You never run into anyone's knee.
Boom.
"I love your canned corn!"
[ Laughter ]
I, uh -- I'll tell you this.
If I get one more "X" on my clothing,
I'm next year's Super Bowl.
So...
[ Laughter ]
Quit putting X's on the clothing.
Try putting pictures of mammals in the different sections.
"Do you have this in a wildebeest?!"
"Can I wear sloth and wildebeest together?
No? Oh.
Where's the manatee section?!
My spirit animal."
[ Laughter ]
[ Applause ]
Propeller.
[ Laughter ]
Just got back from Vermont. Beautiful there, huh?
Nice to stay at a hotel where you can hunt from the window.
[ Laughter ]
Then I went to Boston.
You know, what's nice is -- [ Applause ]
Yes, Boston. There you go.
Thanks for driving in. Appreciate it.
What's nice about Boston is they have all the history,
and when people drive you,
they tell you the history, you know?
"I don't know if you know this,
but, uh, we're on the road that Paul Revere rode on."
[ Laughter ]
[ Applause ]
[ Laughs ] That's what I always want to do.
I always wanted to be a jockey.
Too tall. But...
[ Laughter ]
"We're on the road Paul Revere rode..."
"I'm sure he was going faster than we are.
I can tell you that."
"You want to see where Ben Franklin's parents are buried?"
"No."
"They never supported Ben."
"Ben, quit flying the kite!
Where is the barn key?!"
[ Laughter ]
Went to the Alamo. I went to Texas.
So I had to see the Alamo.
Mrs. Stelzick in Ames Elementary in third grade
made a big deal about the Alamo, so I went, and I was --
Have you been?
'Cause I was, "Is this it?! Was there a fire?!
I'm pretty sure I could hold this for two days.
I always travel with a steak knife."
And I bought the little Alamo across the street.
Which is almost the same size.
I set it down. People started lining up for it.
[ Laughter ]
I'm trying to be a healthier person.
That's what people say when they're really fat.
[ Laughter ]
"I'm working on being a healthier person.
Not that hard, but I'm working on it."
And if you are fat, healthy people come to your aid usually.
"Louie, I may help you get healthy.
Louie, I'm going to turn you around."
Well, you better bring another person.
[ Laughter ]
[ Applause ]
They bring you healthy food.
"Louie, I brought you a kale shake."
Kale gives me the shakes.
I go, "Bring me a cake shake."
You know they're healthy when they go, "What's that?"
Take a hunk of cake and throw it in the shake.
And you could throw kale in there
'cause cake will kill kale.
[ Laughter ]
"Louie, aren't you worried about pesticides?"
It's low on my list.
We used to run behind the mosquito spraying trucks
when I was a kid.
Never got bit once.
[ Laughter ]
"Why don't you buy organic, Louie?"
"Okay. I'll do it.
How much are the organic bananas?"
"They're $2.99 a pound."
"How much are the other bananas?"
"They're free.
No one wants them."
"I'll take the free bananas and the organic stickers."
[ Laughter ]
[ Cheers and applause ]
Thank you.
I'll tell ya.
Then she goes, "Louie, let's go to eat dinner."
And I go to dinner with her.
And they grill the waiters and waitresses.
You know what I mean.
I mean, I'd rather deep-fry them, but...
[ Laughter ]
She goes, "Is this pull and line caught tuna?
I go, "This is Applebee's, honey.
It's 2 for $20.
Or 4 for $40.
Or 8 for $80.
Or 16..."
"Is it free-range chicken?"
"What does that even mean?"
"It means they get to run free, Louie."
"Before they kill them?
That seems crueler to me."
The chickens in the coop are trying to warn her.
"You're living a lie, Betty!"
[ Cheers and applause ]
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Rescue operations underway in Northern Mariana Islands after Super Typhoon Yutu - Duration: 1:33.
super typhoon YouTube pass over the northern mariana islands early thursday
leaving at least one person dead it caused blackouts and damage across
the islands and also left some 1800 South Koreans stranded in Saipan for
details let's turn to our accordion here
rescue and relief operations are underway after the most powerful typhoon
in half a century past the islands of Tinian and Saipan on Thursday local time
local authorities from the island of Tinian said most houses and buildings
were destroyed leaving residents without power or water some 200 to 300
electricity poles have been blown over and authorities are saying restoring
power is the top priority the Honolulu National Weather Service
reported that maximum sustained winds of 290 kilometers per hour
were recorded around the eye of the storm the super typhoon also damaged
siphons main airport the International Airport is temporarily closed leaving
travelers including 1,800 Korean tourists stranded Saipan is a popular
tourist spot for Koreans and some 180,000 people visited the island in
2015 the South Korean government has announced that it plans to dispatch a
military transport plane to Saipan on Saturday a rapid response team to
provide emergency aid will be sent as well meanwhile u2 is traveling at 20
kilometres per hour towards the northern Philippines and expected to make
landfall early on Wednesday Courtenay Arirang news
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Koreans commemorate patriot Ahn Jung-geun's spirit on Oct. 26 - Duration: 1:37.
Koreans remember the spirit of an jung-geun on October 26th this is the
day when the Patriots shot a Japanese politician as part of the resistance
against Japanese colonialism eun-jung Nene explains the significance
of this day October 26 Marston a Korean patriot and jungin assassinated a
Japanese politician to resist against Japanese colonialism on that day in 1909
at a train station in Harbin China on shot the Japanese governor-general of
Korea Hirobumi Ito who had played a major part in Japan's annexation of
Korea in the 1900s until Ann was put to death in 1910 in the Chinese city
Alishan he fought for peace not only for his own nation but for the whole of East
Asia he wrote a famous essay on peace in East
Asia while in prison the essay which criticizes imperialism remains
unfinished Ann was devoted to education he ran a
private school in 1906 and believed educating and enlightening the Korean
people could help maintain the country's independence against encroaching world
powers despite the Korean government's the case
long efforts to find his remains the whereabouts of Ann's body is still
unknown unhhhh had to final wishes the
independence of the Korean Peninsula and for his body to be returned home after
his execution his patriotism and spirit remains in the hearts of every Korean to
this day young jongmin Arirang news
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S. Korea, U.S. hold Military Committee Meeting in Washington D.C. - Duration: 0:35.
top military officials from South Korea and the United States held their annual
military committee meeting in Washington DC on Thursday local time they discussed
a number of issues including the transfer of wartime operational control
according to Seoul's Defense Ministry the chairman of the nation's Joint
Chiefs of Staff General pokken G and his American counterpart general Joseph
Dunford signed a set of agreements guaranteeing wartime OPCON transfer to
South Korea the results of the meeting will be reported at next week's security
consultative meeting between the Allies defense Chiefs that they are expected to
finalize the agreements
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Former 'comfort woman' Ha Jeom-yeon dies at 97 - Duration: 0:39.
a Korean woman who was sexually enslaved by the Japanese military during World
War two has died at the age of 97 her name ha Tom Jana she was one of the
few surviving victims known Eva mystically as comfort women the shelter
where she lived the house of sharing in congi de Provence said she passed away
today at around 6 a.m. she was taken by the Japanese military to China Taiwan
and Indonesia where they forced her to work as a sex slave her returned to
Korea in 1946 there are only 27 survivors left out of the 240 officially
registered with the South Korean government
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Korea's terms of trade deteriorates in September - Duration: 0:37.
the nation's terms of trade deteriorated for the tenth consecutive month in
September as import prices surpassed export prices due to rising oil prices
according to the Bank of Korea the index which measures the amount of imports a
country can purchase for each unit of exports came to ninety four point six
for last month down seven point eight percent from the same period last year
also in September Korea's benchmark Dubai crude rose over forty four percent
on-year the export and import volume index dipped the BOK attributed that
declined to having four fewer working days in September due to the Chuseok
holiday
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Kia Motors posted US $105 mil. profits in Q3 despite slight dip in sales - Duration: 0:36.
Kia Motors posted an operating profit in the third quarter welcomed turnaround
from the losses recorded during the same period last year net profits also rose
despite a slight in sales according to the South Korean auto giant its q3
operating profit came to around 105 million u.s. dollars up from a 380
million dollar loss in the same period last year
Kia also logged a net profit of around 260 million dollars in the
july-to-september period its third quarter sales were around twelve billion
dollars 0.2 percent lower than the same period last year
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Inter-Korean events scheduled in October to be possibly delayed - Duration: 0:44.
the two Koreas are seeing a bit of a delay in carrying out the schedules as
agreed upon at the latest high-level talks and their high-level talks two
weeks ago Seoul and Pyongyang agreed to strike joint inspections of railroads in
North Korea and hold talks on medical cooperation and sports exchanges in late
October they also agreed that North Korea's art troupe would hold a concert
in the South within this month according to the nation's Unification Ministry the
two sites are discussing in the schedules but with only a few days left
in October it may be impossible to hold these events as planned a high-level
South Korean government official says it may be difficult for Pyongyang to focus
on inter-korean schedules while working on nuclear negotiations with Washington
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Japanese Prime Minister Abe in China for first time in 7 years to forge closer ties with Beijing - Duration: 0:44.
stay tuned of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's visit to China and he is
expected to meet with President Xi Jinping in the next hour or so
been met Chinese Premier Li Keqiang on Friday and signed a broad range of
agreements including a 30 billion US dollar currency swap pact at a joint
press conference they promised to improve ties and boost trade and
economic cooperation they also shared views on North Korea's nuclear issues
saying they have significant responsibilities in maintaining security
in the region and hope young yang and Tokyo can mend their ties through
dialogue this is the first time in seven years that a Japanese leader has visited
Beijing as ties between the two became frosty due to their dispute over the
Senkaku Islands known as deal we in Chinese
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Rain mostly cleared, chilly weather tomorrow _ 102618 - Duration: 1:30.
Hello I'm Michelle Park here with the latest weather update.
The rain cleared up with the exception of some eastern regions.
But by night, most of the nation will be free from precipitation.
You might want to take out some winter clothes out already, as temperatures will plunge over
the weekend after the rain.
And a wind advisory has also been issued in the west coast as well as the eastern region
of Gangwon-do Province.
Saturday looks nice across the country.
Beijing will look very much the same as Seoul tomorrow while Tokyo is in for another rain.
The morning low in Seoul will reach 7 degrees Celsius, while Busan and Jeju still see double-digit
readings 11 and 14 degrees respectively.
The daily high in Seoul reaches no more than 13 degrees, Daegu 15 and Gyeongju rises to
16.
It's going to be a wet Sunday in the central region,... and afterward, it's going to get
colder,... feeling more like winter than autumn, especially in the early and late hours of
the day.
I'll leave you with the weather conditions around the world.
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Cheap HOUSE from A to Z. with Your own Hands part 1 Introduction - Duration: 11:50.
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Halloween Is Back | Little Red Car | Cartoon Videos For Children by Super Kids Network - Duration: 32:49.
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Halloween is back
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Zombies are hunting out in axes..
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The ghosts are heading for a haunting..
The werewolf's are looking for a snack..
The graves are come alive with undied they are telling us the Halloween is back!
Its true there are monsters everywhere...
The witch is riding on her broomstick..
Zombies are hunting out in axes..
The farms over run with monsters they are telling us the Halloween is back!
The ghosts are heading for a haunting...
The werewolf's are looking for a snack
The graves are come alive with undied they are telling us the Halloween is back!
Is there no expect from Halloween..
Oh no its here Halloween is here
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Ulleungdo County to select next village head of Dokdo next year with new criteria - Duration: 2:05.
South Korea's easternmost islets of Dokdo will have a new local
administrator next year it's a position equivalent to a village chief only a few
people live on the island year around about it's an important position because
of how dear the islands are to the Korean people the criteria for the job
will be drawn up now that so many have asked about serving their Amin son as
the full story less than a week ago the local administrator of Dokdo died the
wife he left behind was the only resident not involved with the island
security or maintenance since then the doctor management office has gotten a
flood of enquiries expressing interest in becoming doctors newest resident and
the administrators replacement one of those interested is the late
administrators son-in-law along da County which has jurisdiction over Dokdo
said Friday that it will consult with related government entities to come up
with new hiring criteria but the only residential building on the island is
being remodeled until next April so the authorities are going to spend the
intervening time working on the job description and qualifications
previously the criteria included how long the applicant had lived on nearby
island o Island and whether they knew how to fish and collect seaweed the late
former administrator Kim Sandow and his wife were the first Koreans to
officially register as residents of Dokdo in 1991 in 2007 Kim was appointed
as the island's first administrator he was also the first person to run a
business on the island and pay taxes Kim and his wife had received a subsidy
worth about 1200 US dollars from the government per month currently living on
the eyelids r39 took two security police officers to management officers and
three lighthouse keepers about 20 of them have addresses their amines on
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New rental market introduced ahead of release of high-end smartphones in Korea - Duration: 2:01.
Apple is taking pre-orders for its latest iPhone models here in the nation
but customers may become hesitant after looking at the hefty price tag of
products like the XS Mac's the most expensive model to date this is why
korean telecommunication companies have come up with a rental option one johan
shows us how the system works the new iPhone 512 gigabyte XS max will cost
more than 1,700 US dollars to buy in Korea as smartphone models become more
and more expensive Korean telecommunication companies have created
service options where customers borrow rather than buy their smartphones SK
Telecom the country's largest mobile operator by
number of subscribers already began its rental service program back in June and
KT introduced a similar service on Wednesday to prepare for the launch of
the new iPhone if customers decide to use the rental service they will have
slightly lower monthly payments than if they purchase the phone outright
customers using SK Telecom's service could save up to 330 US dollars
compared to the cost of buying the most expensive iPhone while katie's customers
could save five hundred thirty dollars customers can also purchase the rental
phone at a later date similar smartphone rental programs are appearing around the
world and are already running in the United States in Australia telecom firm
t-mobile launched their rental program in the u.s. back in 2015 and it is
already used by 20% of their subscribers as rental services make it easier for
customers to get their hands on the latest smartphones as soon as they hit
the market the service is likely to be particularly appealing to early adopters
eager to have top of the range models window on Arirang news
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