(Banjo Music)
(Footsteps in the snow)
I got skaaaates….
And some sticks!
Let's go blow off some steam, eh!
You have fun.
You're acting crazy again.
How?
Didn't that wig have a death omen in it?
Last time you called me crazy it was because I followed an omen,
now I'm crazy because I follow socially accepted normality.
Which is right?
Neither, obviously.
Well… I'm gonna go skate, eh.
(Harmonica)
(Sound of falling sticks)
Me, versus all of you!
Aren't you gonna stop by the house for some rest?
If it really is Charles, then he's going after Xochiquetzal.
Why else would he have had Corn lead him to the fountain?
We gotta beat him to it!
Is that really why...
Marshal: Chalchiutlicue.
(Whistling)
Evening Marshal.
What can I help you with?...
...Only, I'm in a hurry.
You're looking… bluer than usual.
Marshal: Heh! You don't even care do you?
Not really!
Believe it or not there are scarier things than me here right now.
Marshal Bass: I believe you.
Marshal: Mind telling me about any of them other scary things?
You not gonna want to be in the way, human.
It's my job Chal.
Watch out for a little kid with brown hair and black dots across his face.
Marshal: What about a giant yellow snake?
Watch out for him too.
(Flute)
Former classmate: Ichabod!
See there, he's back!
I told you those rumors were hogwash.
Rumors!
Well there was this one story that you went to go live in a tree.
Former classmate: Who wants hot punch?
(Music)
Ah! You are cheating!
You aren't supposed to be…
You know….
Eh?
You're… it isn't fair.
Oh don't be silly!
If I let you guys face me one-on-one,
it'd be no fun for anyone.
You boys don't have anymore buddies you wanna join yer team do ya?
Hey, Icky!
Hey! Icky!
Icky!
Come on! Join their team!
(Music)
(Dramatic music)
I knew it!
Nagual form, NOW!...ALL OF YOU!
(Crowd murmurs)
(Music intensifies)
(Splashing sound)
(Stringed Instrument)
Kitty: Don't worry, Xochiquetzal, we can take it off them.
Kitty to Paula: You're gonna have to throw me.
(Somber music)
Sung by Kitty: I'll soon be free...
Sung by Kitty: ...from every trial.
Sung by Kitty: This body sleeps...
Sung by Kitty: ...in that churchyard.
Sung by Kitty: I'll drop the cross...
Sung by Kitty: ...of self-denial.
Sung by Kitty: And enter on...
Sung by Kitty: ...my great reward.
Sung by Kitty: I'm going there...
Sung by Kitty: ...to see my Savior.
Sung by Kitty: To sing His praise...
Sung by Kitty: ...forevermore.
Sung by Kitty: I'm only going...
Sung by Kitty: ...over Jordan.
Sung by Kitty: I'm only going...
(Loud percussion beats)
What?
Sung by Kitty: ...over home.
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30 Million Americans Believe Pizzagate Is Real, Poll Claims - Duration: 2:51.
30 Million Americans Believe Pizzagate Is Real, Poll Claims.
by Baxter Dmitry.
Nearly half of all Donald Trump voters believe that Pizzagate is real and a pedophilia ring
is operating in Washington, a recent poll suggests.
The Economist/YouGov poll released Tuesday shows that 46% of Trump voters believe the
�Pizzagate� investigation, which began as an organic citizen investigation on popular
sites like 4chan and Reddit ahead of Election Day before gaining momentum on Twitter and
Facebook.
The survey results suggest mainstream media has lost its ability to influence the public,
as people go to the internet to investigate issues themselves rather than listening to
talking heads on TV.
Mainstream media continues to refuse to lay out the Pizzagate evidence for readers to
analyze, instead instructing them to take their word for the fact it is �preposterous.�
Whatever your views of fake news and where it comes from, Pizzagate does not qualify.
It is an organic citizen investigation that has amassed a huge haystack of evidence that
demands professional inquiry.
But even the media�s attempts to portray the scandal as �preposterous� has not
dissuaded a large block of Trump voters from believing the conspiracy.
The poll, which was conducted between Dec. 17 and 20, also showed that Trump voters were
far less likely than Clinton voters to fall for the joint report from the CIA and the
FBI that claimed Russia meddled in the election, without providing any evidence to back up
the claims.
A whopping 80% of Trump voters claimed that the intelligence community�s conclusion
was simply �not true.�
�Sometimes it seems that Americans will believe anything,� the poll takers stated.
�And what we know as true or not true can depend on our political point of view.�
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HOW JAPANESE REALLY SPEND NEW YEAR vs THE WEST! Who celebrates the best? - Duration: 14:01.
We go to watch the first sun rise.
You both wait some time before you go to a shrine. -That's right.
So NOT times square? - No definitely not.
We eat one grape with one of the chimes.
Hey it's Cathy Cat and today we have the pleasure to ask
foreigners and Japanese people and compare,
on the issue of how they celebrate the New Year.
New Year's in Japan is a BIG deal and it might be very different
compared to your country.
Let's go and ask Japanese and foreigners.
On New Year's it's a tradition that we go to my dad's parent's house.
We pray in front of the house shrine. A very traditional Japanese New Year.
- That's traditional. - It is!
What tradition is it?
We have a household shrine and make our prayers there.
I am from the countryside, so around our house there are only rice fields.
So you celebrate a deity? - Yes.
Wow.
I spend New Year's Eve every year with friends and we
listen to the 108 rings of the temple bell.
What's that?
Those chimes have to ring out before 00:00 on New Years night on time.
You go to a temple for that. Then we go and watch the sunrise.
So you stay up until then?
Yes we do that, and once all is done we go home and eat New Year's osechi food.
You don't get to sleep much that night. - That's true.
Once the new year starts you take time to sleep.
What New Year'S Osechi food is nice? Can you recommend something?
My grandfather makes the osechi every year.
Everything he makes is tasty...
There are also some large shrimps. It's tasty.
Do you eat osechi food too?
Do you make or buy it?
We make it at home.
My mother and grandmother make it.
I like the kurikuri kinton.
What is it made of? - It's made with marons.
Super sweet marons.
Does it take a lot of time to make Osechi?
A lot. My mum has to start on the day before to make it.
Getting everything ready to eat it on New Year's morning.
Why is there Osechi food?
It's our way to honor the start of the new year.
It has existed for many many years.
I am from Austria. - And where are you from?
I am from Finland.
Usually when it's new year we gather with my friends.
to my apartment or some other friend's apartment.
Then we drink and then usually go when it's midnight to see the fireworks.
Outside.
And then we continue partying.
Quite the same. We gather with friends at some apartment.
Then we go out into the city in Vienna and watch the fireworks
and then go out (clubbing).
Any traditions you do on New Year's?
We have thing thing called "lead pouring".
You have fluid lead which you pour into water.
Then it becomes solid form.
There is a catalog.
You can look at the shape and if it resembles one of the things
in the catalog it has a certain meaning.
If it's a mouse it can mean luck.
Oh no it was the pig which means luck.
And some other symbols.
YES! I remember! It's like an oracle. You have metal and you heat it
over a candle on a spoon and then you drop it into water.
Exactly, that's it.
- Do you do something like that in your country? - We have the same thing.
In Finland. We don't have any catalog.
We just watch it when it's in its final form.
Then we are like "Hm this resembles a horse."
And it tells something about your future.
How many days do you get off in the new year?
Two weeks. I think that's the Christmas Holiday length.
We're students.
So for students it's Christmas plus new years, two weeks.
Yeah, I think it's two weeks.
I go to relative's houses.
I go to my first yearly shrine visit.
I draw fortune slips and such.
I go to my grandparent's house and eat Osechi food.
I am at the age where I have to give New Year's money (Otoshidama).
I give my cousin some money.
How much do you give as pocket money? - Not more than 2-3,000 Yen.
- 3,000 per person? - 3,000 per person.
- I think you are giving quite a lot. - I think that's actually only a little.
How much do you usually give then?
Well my parents give about 5,000 Yen.
Up to 10,000 Yen.
Depending on the family? - Yes.
When you got your New Year's money as child,
is there something you remember buying with it?
When I was small I would buy myself games and such.
And more recently I bought myself clothes and such.
When I was small I bought myself games and such.
Recently, I tend to save it up and don't use it.
I have some Osechi.
Osechi is a traditional food box with many different types of food.
And every type of food has a certain meaning for the New Year.
That's why we all eat it every year!
It's very colorful and extravagant, made with many different ingredients.
When do you start eating Osechi?
New Year's day. On New Year's eve we all eat New Year's Eve Soba noodles.
New Year's Eve soba noodles on the 31st and then Osechi and Ozoni.
What's Ozoni?
Ozoni varies depending on the prefecture of Japan.
It's a soy sauce based soup, containing rice cakes
You eat it in order to have a good New Year.
That's what Ozoni is for.
So you eat, eat and eat. What else do you do?
I watch the Kouhaku song contest.
What's the Kouhaku then?
The most famous artists of this year...
are all coming together. Girls are the red team. Men are the white team.
Then they sing and score points.
Every year it's about if red or white wins.
Like a massive song contest. - Yes.
We also get Otoshidama. - Can you explain?
Otoshidama is money you get from your parents or relatives
Children get it with the wish to use it well during the year.
That's Otoshidama.
We also go to shrines and make our first prayers.
For example the Meiji Shrine.
I think there will be many people.
I wait a few days before I go to a shrine.
I wait until it's less crowded to make my new year's shrine prayers.
I also go to my grandparent's house and relax around there.
You both wait some time before you go to a shrine. -That's right.
Is it really that bad?
You can't really move forward and if you do you stay in a long cue.
That's not right for praying.
We are from America, NY.
Drink with your friends usually
... in either NY or you travel somewhere.
But you are usually drinking with friends and you get dressed up.
In NY if you spend it in the city, for people that live there...
you try to do whatever you can to avoid Times Square.
because every tourist from every part of the world is there.
It's too crazy for New Yorkers.
Aside from that you find somewhere warm...
with some drinks and some friends.
So NOT times square? - No definitely not.
Everyone counts down and then you cheers and then...
... if you are dating, you kiss.
or I guess if you are not dating, you kiss your friends.
Usually kiss something.
You are allowed to kiss your friends in that moment then?
Like "Ah well, we are both single, let's kiss."
- Yeah. - On the lips?
Uhm... sure.
Wow!
On New Year's eve all the family comes together and we eat hot pot.
We huddle together under the kotatsu to keep warm.
What's a kotatsu? Can you say it in your words?
It's a table that has a blanket attached to it.
If you switch it on, it's like an electric heater.
It gets all warm. If you put your feet under it...
It is super nice.
Celebrating into the New Year together with friends.
And in the afternoon or around lunch spend time with the family.
So everyone does a party for New Year? - Yeah.
What do you do on a New Year's party? A count down?
The countdown I spend with my friends.
We watch TV or we go to a shrine in the night.
When you go to the shrine, what do you do?
The first shrine visit of the year... I pull my yearly fortune slip.
If you pull a bad fortune slip, what do you do?
There is a place for that.
You tie the bad fortune slip there and pray for something good.
If you pull a great fortune slip, what do you do?
If I pull a good one, I take it home.
You put it in your wallet? - That's what I do.
If I pull a bad fortune slip, I pretend it didn't happen and pull a second one.
How would you like to spend New Year's this year?
I want to celebrate it with friends, like Christmas.
Christmas and New Years are parties with friends?
I choose party!
I want to celebrate into the New Year with friends and family.
I heard everyone eats Osechi food?
What's the most delicious one of those?
Tatemaki.
It's like an egg omelette. It's tasty.
I like shrimp the most.
A full fledged shrimp?
Generally there is only one in the box.
And I eat that one without hesitation.
Do you eat that one first or last?
First, before someone else gets it.
Where are you from? - Spain. Which city? - Bilbao.
Most of us have dinner with their families.
Inside the houses instead of going to a restaurant.
Then, when the 12 chimes of the last year ring, we eat
we eat Ubas? Grapes? That's right.
We eat 12 grapes when the...
When the clock is marking the last moments...
We eat one grape with one of the chimes...
Then we say "New Year!"
We celebrate new year.
Then after being with the family we go out with friends.
to celebrate with them. Going to parties and such.
Cool, so 12 grapes, really quickly.
Yumyumyum Happy New Year.
Yeah that's it. Normally you end up with your mouth...
full of grapes.
If you manage to eat them all in time it means you are lucky in the new year.
Where are you from? - Malaysia.
What do you do on NewYears?
We have a lot of malls. We have big fireworks.
on the big malls and maybe some parks.
Most of the time we just go to those places...
we just look at the fireworks for 10-20 minutes.
Or we just come there and wait for the fireworks.
So it's friends coming together, watching the fireworks.
Thank you very much much that was a lovely interview. Bye.
NEW YEAR!
For example what we do in the West we have fireworks,
we have drinks, we go to friends houses,
apparently in the US you are allowed to kiss which I found cool.
In Spain you eat the grapes really fast before the New Year.
In Japan there are so many traditions.
New Years in Japan and Christmas is like a swap.
Family time, everything of that is on New Years in Japan.
And celebrating with friends or your partner is on Christmas.
So it kind of gets switched around a bit of what we know in the west.
There are SO SO many traditions. I will try and summarize some traditions
that you have seen so far.
In the evening people eat long noodles which are supposed to symbolize
long life.
Many people watch the music TV show on that day.
Then you have the clock that strikes 12 so you do the count down.
You hear the clock from the temples ringing as well.
Sometimes you just watch that on TV how the bell gets rung for New Years.
And then people go out to shrines and sometimes temples
to get their New Years Omamori charm that is supposed to protect you
in the New Year or an arrow for the New Year.
And you draw your fortune slip for the New Year.
And after that you are allowed to eat Osechi Ryouri which is special food
that you eat only in this season.
People prepare it in advance and once it's New Year you're allowed to eat it.
If you buy those they are very expensive but they are also there to
release the mothers of lots of stress because you have them with rice
so in the new year there is not so much cooking going on.
I found that interesting as well.
Then there is Toshidama, which is the money during that
So instead of presents, kids get money in a little envelope that usually
has a cute character on it, for the New Year to spend on.
And that brings me to... LUCKY BAGS!
Obviously if kids and people get lots of money...
businesses make something out of that as well.
So you can stand in line right on New Years day
lots of shops have bargains with bags that have double the value in them
or many more time the value in them but you don't know what's in them
They are like surprise bags with great value that you can take advantage of
if you come here for the New Year.
I wish you a lovely happy New Year, have a great time!
All the best for 2017! Best wishes from Japan! Catch you soon! Bye!
Why are you hiding behind the curtain?
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The National for December 30, 2016 - Duration: 59:49.
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Is Being A Police Officer More Dangerous Than It Used To Be? - Duration: 8:30.
2016 HAS BEEN A DEVASTATING YEAR FOR
MANY, INCLUDING SEVERAL POLICE OFFICERS AND THEIR FAMILIES AFTER
COPS WERE SHOT AND KILLED IN VARIOUS ATTACKS, SOME OF WHICH WERE AMBUSH
STYLE.
WHAT WE HEAR AND SEE IN THE MEDIA A LOT IS THAT THERE IS A WAR
ON POLICE OFFICIALS.
POLICE BEING TARGETS OF THESE KILLINGS IS WORSE
THAN BEFORE.
BUT WHAT DO THE NUMBERS INDICATE?
WHILE THESE DEATHS ARE
TRAGIC, IF YOU LOOK AT THE TRENDS AND NUMBERS, YOU SEE THAT 2016 IS
NOT ACTUALLY WORSE THAN PREVIOUS YEARS.
LET'S GET
TO THAT.
ALTOGETHER
SO FAR THE UNOFFICIAL NUMBER IS 64 POLICE OFFICERS WHO HAVE BEEN KILLED
IN THE LINE OF DUTY.
THAT IS A LOT OF COPS.
AS TRAGIC AS IT IS, YOU CAN
LOOK AT THE LONG-TERM TRENDS AND SEE THAT 2016 IS NOT THE WORST YEAR.
1973 WAS THE PEAK YEAR WHERE 134 OFFICERS WERE KILLED.
THE NUMBER WE
ARE CURRENTLY AT RIGHT NOW IS SIMILAR TO THE NUMBER BACK IN 2011.
2011 WAS THE LAST TIME WE HAD A NUMBER AS HIGH.
I AM BRINGING THIS
UP BECAUSE I THINK THERE IS A LOT OF MISINFORMATION AND FEAR MONGERING
OUT THERE.
WE WANT TO MAKE SURE PEOPLE HAVE THE RIGHT INFORMATION
AND DATA.
IT IS STILL DISASTROUS, AND I THINK CERTAIN PROTECTIONS NEED
TO BE TAKEN FOR COPS AND REFORMS NEED TO BE MADE TO PREVENT
POLICE
BRUTALITY AS WELL.
>> ALSO, BACK IN THE 70S, THE U.S. POPULATION WAS A LOT LOWER
THAN IT
IS NOW.
>>CONTEXT IS SUPER IMPORTANT.
TERRORISM IN EUROPE NOW FEELS
HORRIBLE.
IN THE 1970S TERRORISM IN EUROPE WAS FAR HIGHER BUT IT WAS
LESS HYPED UP.
BUT IT SEEMED LIKE IT IS A FAMILY FIGHT.
PEOPLE WERE
DYING, PEOPLE WERE BLOWING UP, IT WAS A TERRIBLE TIME.
THAT DOESN'T
MAKE ANY OF THESE ATTACKS TODAY ANY BETTER.
IT'S JUST AS HORRIFIC.
WE ARE
JUST TRYING TO GIVE YOU CONTEXT.
WHEN SOMEONE DOES A MISINFORMATION
CAMPAIGN AND THEY TRY TO SCARE YOU
INTO GOING THE WRONG DIRECTION, JUST
HAVE THE CONTEXT AND MAKE RATIONAL DECISIONS.
THE QUESTION IS HOW DO
YOU ACT TO PREVENT THESE DEATHS?
>> I CAN'T DECIDE IF THE MEDIA HAS A SELECTIVE OR SHORT-TERM MEMORY WHEN
THEY ARE PERPETUATING THIS NARRATIVE.
THE HIGHEST POINT WAS IN
1973.
JOHN, YOU MADE A REALLY GOOD POINT ABOUT THE DISPARITY IN THE
POPULATION.
WHAT WAS GOING ON IN 1973?
WE HAD THE BLACK LIBERATION
ARMY, THE BLACK PANTHERS, THEY HAD PEOPLE ON THEIR SIDE SAYING
KILL THE
POLICE.
TO EQUATE THAT WITH THE BLACK LIVES MATTER MOVEMENT IS
ABSOLUTELY NOT OKAY, BUT WE SEE IT MORE AND MORE.
THEY ARE NOT THE SAME
AT ALL.
THEY ARE NOT ADVOCATING FOR THE SAME THINGS.
WE ARE SEEING
PEACEFUL MOVEMENTS, ALL THESE PROTESTS GOING ONLINE AND AFFECT
CHANGE IN A PEACEFUL WAY THROUGH TWITTER.
YOU CAN HAVE THE
SPOKESPEOPLE FOR THIS MOVEMENT SPEAKING OUT IN A WAY.
WHEN
CLIFFORD, THE 10-YEAR-OLD IN YORK CITY THAT WAS KILLED, WE DIDN'T
HAVE
THESE – I DON'T KNOW WHY WE ARE SEEING MORE IN THE MEDIA THAT IT IS
THE WORST IT HAS EVER BEEN.
WE HAVE NO IDEA WHAT A WAR ON COPS
ACTUALLY LOOKS LIKE.
IT IS IRRESPONSIBLE TO SAY THAT.
>> THE FOX VIEWERS WERE.
THAT IS WHY THEY USED THE TERMINOLOGY BACK
THEN.
A LOT OF THEIR VIEWERS WHO WERE 70 OR 80 NOW, WERE 30 OR 40 BACK THEN.
THEY TRY TO PRETEND THAT EVERYTHING IS THE SAME.
>>I THINK THAT IS TRUE WITH FOX, BUT IN REGARDS TO OTHER MEDIA THAT
ATTEMPT TO BE FAIR AND BALANCED AND CLAIM THEY HAVE NO BIAS.
WHAT THEY
REALLY DO IS JUST REGURGITATE PRESS RELEASES THAT THEY ARE GIVEN.
YOU
HAVE POLICE UNIONS AND POLICE ORGANIZATIONS GIVING THEM THESE PR
MATERIALS AND THEY LITERALLY REGURGITATE IT.
FOR SOME OF THEM IT
IS NOT EVEN ABOUT SELECTIVE MEMORY, IT IS JUST A LACK OF
FACT CHECKING
AND DOING THEIR JOB.
>> THERE IS ONE MORE POINT THAT GIVES YOU A SENSE OF THE EMPHASIS.
I
WANT YOU TO KNOW ALL THE FACTS.
IN DALLAS AND LOUISIANA COPS WERE SHOT
TRAGICALLY, AND THEY WERE PROTECTING BLACK LIVES MATTER PROTESTERS.
THEY
WERE SHOT BY TWO BLACK GUYS THAT WERE MAD AT COPS.
THAT IS REAL.
THEY
WERE NOT PART OF ANY BLACK GROUPS INCLUDING BLACK LIVES MATTER.
IN
FACT THEY WERE SHOOTING INTO A PROTEST THAT HAD BLACK LIVES MATTER
PROTESTERS.
SO HE HAD ACTUALLY BEEN KICKED OUT OF A BLACK LIVES MATTER
GROUP.
HE WAS BITTER ABOUT THAT.
ON THE OTHER HAND
THE OTHER GUY
MURDERED THESE TWO COPS FOR POLITICAL AMBITIONS.
I AM NOT SAYING
YOU NEED TO EMPHASIZE THE RIGHT-WINGER MORE, I AM JUST SAYING
ISN'T IT INTERESTING THAT ALMOST NOBODY EVER TALKS ABOUT HIM?
YOU
HEAR ONE OR TWO STORIES ABOUT THOSE GUYS, AND YOU NEVER HEAR ABOUT IT
AGAIN.
WE CARE ABOUT THE COPS BEING SHOT IN DALLAS AND MISSOURI.
BUT
WHEN YOU WATCH FOX NEWS AND REGURGITATED BY THE CNN'S OF THE
WORLD, ALL THEY LOOK AT IS THE DALLAS AND LOUISIANA.
AND THEY DON'T
COVER COPS BEING SHOT ELSEWHERE.
JUST THINK ABOUT WHY?
IF THEY CARED
ABOUT COPS THEY WOULD COVER THEM ALL EQUALLY.
THERE WAS SOME REAL RADICAL
GROUPS BACK IN 1973, SO THAT IS VERY DIFFERENT FROM TODAY.
THE MOST OF
THE CUPS KILLED WERE KILLED DURING CRIME, NOT RADICAL GROUPS.
CRIME WAS
MUCH HIGHER 1973 THAN IT WAS TODAY.
EVEN THOUGH WE HAD A LOWER
POPULATION, WE HAD A HIGHER CRIME RATE.
THAT IS WHY MORE COPS DIED
BACK THEN.
THANK GOD CRIME IS LOWER NOW AND HENCE LESS
COPS DIE.
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I'm Afraid To Speak My Mother Tongue | Disabled y Latinx - Duration: 1:22.
I'm afraid to speak my mother tongue.
I grew up with it. It was in my food, it was in my drinks.
It was sitting with my Abuelita,
or as I'd call her, Wela
listening about her life back in Cuba.
I grew up needing English in the hospital.
I grew up needing Spanish at home.
I grew up with immigrant parents who's second language was English
but they wanted to make sure English was my first.
I grew up loving speaking both English and Spanish at home.
But I grew up being ashamed of my Spanish every where else.
Because I've grown up in a country where to be American,
I shouldn't speak Spanish.
I'm afraid to speak my mother tongue.
And now because of this fear, I'm afraid to speak Spanish with the ones I love.
For fear of sounding too much like a gringa.
For the fear of messing up because I practice English more.
For the fear that I feel that although
my blood bleeds Cuba and Puerto Rico,
I can't claim Spanish as my own.
No matter how much I want to.
I love where my family comes from,
I love our food, I love our traditions,
I love our language but
Me da miedo hablar mi lengua materna.
Thank you for watching.
If you want to help support "Disabled y Latinx",
please consider becoming a Patron on my Patreon page.
You'll be able to get content before the general public.
The link will be in the description below.
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just made this for fun i'll make more - Duration: 9:35.
next time on roblox
ARE THEY GAMBELING GUNS!?!?!
[present day] this time on roblox
wow this is good day for meh to be myself for once :P
[now just enjoy the gameplay don't hate on me for the rest of this video]
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Hai vợ chồng điều hành đường dây số đề - Duration: 1:37.
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おふくろは借金背おって自分の事しか考えず家族はそっちのけの親父と俺が小さい時に離婚。 何年か後、その親父が亡くなったとの知らせが・・・なんと、それは大晦日だった。【泣ける話】 - Duration: 2:22.
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Santa Cruz CHP cracking down on drunk drivers for NYE - Duration: 2:20.
GOOD EVENING EVERYONE I'M
DAN GREEN.
ERIN CLARK IS OFF THIS WEEK.
WE BEGIN TONIGHT WITH NEW YEAR'S
EVE.
CHP WILL BE ON HIGH ALERT FOR
DRUNK DRIVERS ON NEW YEAR'S EVE.
BUT THERE ARE SOME AGENCIES
OFFERING SERVICES TO MAKE IT
EASIER FOR TIPSY DRIVERS TO GET
HOME SAFELY.
ACTION NEWS REPORTER PHIL GOMEZ,
JOINS US LIVE
FROM SANTA CRUZ.
PHIL: THE CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY
PATROL DOESN'T PLAN TO SET UP A
DUI CHECKPOINT BUT THEY WILL
HAVE ROVING DUI UNITS LOOKING
SPECIFICALLY FOR DRUNK DRIVERS.
>> WE ACTUALLY HAVE A GRANT
FUNDED OVERTIME TO REDUCE
IMPAIRED DRIVING, SPECIFICALLY
TARGETED FOR DUI AND IMPAIRED
DRIVING.
PHIL: THE GRANTS ARE CALLED,
REDUCED IMPAIRED DRIVING FROM
THE STATE.
THE EXTRA PATROLS WILL BEGIN AT
9:00 P.M.
SATURDAY UNTIL 3:00 A.M.
NEW YEARS DAY.
THE CHP REPORTS DUI ARREST
DURING THE NEW YEARS CELEBRATION
HAVE DROPPED.
>> THIS LAST YEAR IT ACTUALLY
WENT DOWN BY QUITE A BIT.
THE PRIOR YEAR OF 2014, WE HAD
12 ARREST BETWEEN THE 31ST AND
THE FIRST AND LAST YEAR WE HAD
FIVE.
PHIL ALONG WITH EXTRA PATROLS
SOME BUSINESSES ARE STEPPING UP
TO KEEP ROADS SAFE.
AAA, IS OFFERING IT'S FREE $10
MILE TOWING SERVICE, CALLED
TIPSY TOW, TO ANYONE IN THE
STATE BEGINNING AT 6:00 NEW
YEARS EVE.
THE FIRST 10 MILES ARE FREE
AND WE WILL TELL YOU AND A
PASSENGER BACK TO YOUR HOME.
PHIL: YOU CAN ALSO USE YOUR AP
TO CONTACT COMPANIES LIKE UBER
AND LYFT.
UBER DRIVER MOMEN BASSIOUNI IS
EXPECTING A BUSY NIGHT.
I RECOMMEND FOR EVERYONE TO
BE SAFE AND NOT TO DRIVE.
UBER WILL BE AVAILABLE 20 47 --
24-SEVEN.
PHIL: THERE ARE MANY OPTIONS
AVAILABLE EVEN SOME OF THE
TRADITIONAL ONES TO RING IN THE
NEW YEAR IN A SAFE FASHION.
>> HAVE A BACKUP PLAN.
AND STICK TO YOUR PLAN.
PHIL: UBER SAYS THE FARES FOR
RIDES WILL BE THE MOST EXPENSIVE
BETWEEN MIDNIGHT AND 3 A.M. AS
PEOPLE HEAD HOME FOR THE NIGHT.
THE COMPANY ALSO RECOMMENDS
PEOPLE USE UBERPOOL TO SHARE
RIDES WITH OTHER PARTYGOERS AND
SPLIT THE COST
DAN: THANK YOU, PHIL.
MEANTIME, THE NUMBER FOUR AAA'S
TIPSY TOW SERVICE.
RIGHT THERE.
USERS MUST CALL THE
ONE-EIGHT-HUNDRED-AAA-HELP AND
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This fucking stupid [person],
His name is "The Small Blue"
And
On Twitter, he said
That if, he got 2 likes
On his tweet, I have to make a video promoting his channel on youtube
And he's very stupid
Yes, I have to admit it
But...
I can't tell you guys that he makes good content.
He doesn't. I mean... No.
But...
It's a request, I have to say that you go subscribe to him
So
Go subscribe to "The Small Blue"
Normally, If this weren't a request, I'd tell you not to
But whatever, I have to, this is my job
I'm not being paid ;-;
I want to be paid
I don't want 2 likes
I want a little bit more than that
Smh
Oh and then he also thought that
That if he liked the tweet himself, it counted
No, dude lmao
That doesn't count, what's wrong with you xd
What's wrong with you 2x
It's like if you
You said "ahh"
Okay no, I don't have an analogy
You don't do that okay? lol xd
black nibbers
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FIGHT NIGHT ON THE JOB
WOW, THIS IS SO EASY
ALL I HAVE TO DO IS LOOK AT THESE CAMERAS
AND I GET PAID
EXCUSE ME CAN I HELP YOU
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Watch your local evening forecast on KSBW 12.30.16 - Duration: 5:00.
FERDINAND: OVERNIGHT LOWS IN THE
HEALTH GOT INTO THE UPPER-30'S
AND 40'S.
OPEN THE HILLS, UPPER-50'S,
CLOSER TO THE DAY.
MONTER PENINSULA, NOT TOO BAD.
WE SAW SOME RAIN IN BIG SUR.
HIGH IN SALINAS, 59 DEGREES.
56, KING CIT
KING CITY PICKED UP A LITTLE BIT
OF RAIN.
SOLEDAD WAS AS FAR AS OF THE
RAIN WENT.
IT IS NOT NEARLY AS COLD AS IT
HAS BEEN.
A HIGH TODAY OF 59 FOR
HOLLISTER.
WE'RE SHOWING HIGHS IN THE 80'S
FOR THE FOLKS IN L.A., TODAY,
ONLY 60'S.
FOLLOW, 49.
READING CAME IN AT 59 SAY.
BOISE, 16 DEGREES.
NEW YORK, 42.
IF YOU WANT THAT WARMTH, YET TO
GET DOWN INTO MIAMI.
73, NEW ORLEANS.
THE SHOWERS WE SAW IN THE
DAKOTAS ARE PUSHING INTO THE
GREAT LAKES.
THERE IS THE BIGGEST NOR'EASTER
THAT DROPPED A COUPLE OF FEET OF
SNOW INTO THE FAR NORTHEAST OF
THE UNITED STATES.
THERE IS THE TROPICAL
TEMPERATURE AND SOME RAIN
SHOWERS JUST IN THE SOUTHERN
PERIPHERY OF THE COUNTRY.
SANTA CRUZ, 53, MONTEREY, 54.
LOW TO MID-50'S DO THE SANTA
CLARA VALLEY.
WINDS PRETTY LIGHT.
SIX MILE PER HOUR OUT OF THE
NORTHWEST.
NO REAL DIRECTION FOR THE WIND.
HERE IS ONE SYSTEM.
THAT IS THE GUIDE THAT
EXITING, BRING SOME RAIN SHOWERS
IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
THIS GUY IS GOING TO FOLLOW THIS
JET.
THIS IS OUR POLAR JET.
WHEN THIS GUY COMES DOWN FROM
THE NORTH, THEY'RE GOING TO DRAG
A LOT OF COLD AIR.
PHIL -- VERY CHILLY
TEMPERATURES AND WITH THE SKY WE
ARE BRINGING CHILLY TEMPERATURES
AND MORE CHANCES OF RAIN THAT
WILL GET YOUR ON TUESDAY.
TROPICAL LOW PRESSURE PUSHING
OFF TO THE EAST AND THEN WE
WATCH THE SYSTEM.
TOMORROW MORNING, 11:00, BELOW
IS SITUATED RIGHT OVER US.
NOT A LOT OF MOISTURE WITH IT,
BUT WE COULD GET A FEW SPRINKLES
THROUGH THE MORNING HOURS.
LOTS OF RAIN COMING TO SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA.
GREAT FIND, SNOW IN THE
GRAPEVINE TOMORROW.
-- BE THAT IF YOU ARE GETTING
DOWN TO LOS ANGELES.
TIMESTAMP, 12:00 A.M., NEW
YEAR'S EVE, IN BETWEEN TWO
SYSTEMS.
MOSTLY CLEAR SKIES AND DRY.
TEMPERATURES MAINLY IN THE 40'S
FOR BRINGING IN THE NEW YEAR.
AND BY THE TIME WE GET SUNDAY
INTO MONDAY, THERE IS OUR THIRD
LOW THAT MEANDERS A LITTLE BIT.
IT DOES GET SOME MOISTURE
REINFORCEMENT OFF TO THE
PACIFIC.
THE BEST A RAINMAKER WILL BE ON
TUESDAY.
AFTER TUESDAY, TEMPERATURES
PLUMMET.
TOMORROW, SAN FRANCISCO, HIGHS
IN THE 50'S, WAS GOING INTO THE
40'S.
50 44 HANDS AS THEY -- 5 FOR
SAN JOSE.
OVERNIGHT LOWS IN THE 40'S AND
THEN YOU GET DOWN INTO THE
PENINSULA WITH MAINLY 50'S FOR
YOUR HIGHS WITH LOWS IN THE 40'S
AGAIN.
TOMORROW MORNING YOU GET UP INTO
THE SANTA CRUZ AREA, 50'S FOR
THE HIGHS AND 34 THE LOWS.
WE GET CLOSE TO TH BEACHES
MODERATED BY THE OCEAN, A LITTLE
BIT WARMER WITH TEMPERATURES IN
THE 40'S.
HERE IS YOUR A DAY FORECAST.
50'S FOR TOMORROW, EVEN COOLER
ON SUNDAY.
LOOK AT SOME OF THOSE
TEMPERATURES, HIGHS, WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY FRIDAY, LOW -- 50'S.
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY,
FRIDAY, LOWS INTO THE 20'S.
WE ARE TALKING OUR VALLEYS HERE
AND AT THE BEACHES, 32.
MONTEREY, 32 DEGREES AS WELL AS
LATER IN THE WEEK.
DAN: DON'T BELIEVE THE KIDS
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