Waching daily Oct 16 2018

We're leaving Les Saintes

For Dominica, if everything works out, we'll go straight to Martinique

And today, man, can you see there, oh?

We just escaped from there

There's one in the front.

There's a mega there ...

From what I remember, when we did there

the crossing of the Atlantic

These storms are part of the sailing...

What do you have to do is prepare yourself

The sails, I'm walking with the sails low as hell.

everything curled, folded

I'm like a cat here!

watching and waiting for the animals passing

Everybody calls me crazy

but real crazyness is not pursuing your dreams

My name is Luciano

and I will travel the world over the sea with my family

Getting to know new places and enjoy all the good things the world provides us

living in a simpler way

What's up, Bora?

Well, we're in the city St. Pierre, Martinique, France

yesterday was the biggest navigation we made

it was 81 miles and a half were almost 11 hours

we arrived tired

and when we were celebrating our anchorage, what happened?

Got stuck

The anchor got stuck!

Because here in this bay here in 1902 is another place that was destroyed by a volcano

here in 1902 was the Capital of Martinique

30 thousand people died

says the legend, tells the story indeed ...

Lulu making fun ... lol

that only one person survived

It was a guy who was in prison

We'll go and see, let's try to see at least ...

But finally, here arriving in this bay that has 12 ships sunk

our anchor chain found one of them

so it was super late

The light was ending already, and what happened? What did he have to do?

You dove ...

For what?

To unscrew

To unscrew the stuff there ...

Yeah, so he was getting pretty, quiet, tired, crazy for sleeping

coiled, dipped, unscrewed, and will ...

It worked!

So our first stop today is to get to know St. Pierre

To take Lolinha to make a sherry ...

Huh Lolinha?

What's up?

Bora ??

Who has not washed a car before? Can I have a little roll? Huh?

From father, mother, uncle ...

here it is the following: she can give a small roll in the dhingy, in the Boirinha

they have to wash it!

Here's the grating of the girls!

not a little black thing, huh girls?

Dad, here was this the lava volcano that killed everyone?

I wasn't going to present anymore, remember? Lisa will!

Ahhh! This is where the guy's prison is, Fer!

We will not know no, but theoretically ... there:

the one of the sole survivor, who was the prisoner

I think he was here oh!

One of the things always important for you to do before leaving

is to open the engine to see if it's okay

and had a few days since I didn't do that

and Fernanda ...

said "man, I'm smellingl a strange smell"

We open the engine, dude, and it's all messed up

that lot of oil

and already beats that dread, you already think that something serious happened

actually ...

what happened...

It was this yellow cap here

she had let go

and made this whole mess

now let's start the engine and see if that's it

and finally, we'll have to clean it, right?

There's nothing to do, let's clean the engine!

We're going to ...

Where are we going?

Come here Lul ... WHOA! How beautiful you are!!

Why are you so beautiful? I'm going to film you!

Stop it!

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AUBURN UNIVERSITY : AGC STUDENT CHAPTER - Duration: 3:29.

I'm the president of AGC student chapter at Auburn University

Our AGC chapter at Auburn is a student-led organization where we seek to interact

with people who are in the industry and our member firms in the Associated

General Contractor's of America and we usually host them at our monthly

meetings and in addition to this we are focused on community service because

this is very important not only now but also when we go into industry because it

shows us the importance of giving back to the communities

I chose Auburn because when I visited it really just felt like home plus the

faculty are very experienced in industry and I really trust that they know what

they're talking about and they have our best interest in mind

AGC I think is a great way to supplement your education just by broadening your

horizons and getting to know people in the industry and not just individuals in

the industry but leaders in the industry so that's really been important and

really been a great experience for me

So my dad was in residential construction

so I grew up around that area I was always on job sites and little things to

help him out so I kind of knew I want to go into the construction industry

AGC's mission statement it's actually Skill, Integrity, and Responsibility

They really preach that to us and not like your typical lecture hall

it's more of like how they carry themselves

Of all of the industry professionals I've met through AGC

they live those characteristics they don't preach them.

I'm Eddie Stewart president CEO of Cadell Construction but also

this year's National AGC of America president

AGC has had a tremendous

impact on construction in this country since 1918

But AGC of America is the force that brings us all together

Undeniably Auburn University is light years ahead of many other universities I've

had the experience of dealing with in terms of innovation and finding new

solutions to the problems that we faced in construction over the years

The benefit for Alabama AGC is that we are producing a pipeline of leaders to

come back to run our organization and help lead us into the next century

thanks to the student chapter here at Auburn, we know we've got a great quality

and high caliber of young men and women that are coming through the program

they're going to come back and work for companies within the Alabama AGC fabric

and they'll be back to run the organization for us one day so we're excited about that

for students at Auburn I think being a part of the AGC

student chapter is a great way to get involved on campus and also broaden your

horizons within the industry and see real world ways in real world

individuals who are involved with AGC and are leaders in the industry

you want to be a part of I certainly hope to be involved with AGC

after I graduate just because I know the importance of AGC and I believe that

it really helps our industry in many ways

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¡El partido que cualquier portero pagaría por olvidar! - Duration: 1:45.

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She Started a Garden! - Duration: 13:53.

R: What are you doing?

I'm trying to start my herb garden

hello our Signing Family

Ryan has figuring out

how to replace the outlets. He's so smart

E: *gasp*

I'm just playing

E: oh my gosh

I was really scare he was going to hurt himself. He's like I don't know what

I'm doing but I think he's just joking

we had like a nice little day we helped

Ryan's mom this morning move some stuff

to to a baby shower and then after we

were in the same neighborhood as one of

our favorite Udon, Japanese restaurant

called Meiji Seime and Ryan was like

do you wanna go eat lunch at Meiji and I

was like haha yes and then on the way back

we stopped at a home depot. We got some

outlets to replace the old ones so the

old ones don't really work they look

like this. They look like that and we're

gonna replace them with these beautiful new ones

Safety First

E: smart

E: that is very smart. I was just gonna say

E: put those on. oh look at this orchid

Do you guys see how beautiful. my aunt gave up this

orchid for a home warming gift isn't it

beautiful last night Ryan and I went to Target and

Ryan just wanna get some beer so he got

some beer and I have my my drink

Ryan jokes all the time about this

being beer because he'll get a beer

and he'll be like, "you want a beer?" and then give me one of these

E: yay!

Easy

E: nice

Now you get a beer

I have some advice

for anyone working with electrical

always use protection. It's not funny to get shocked

E: uh-huh

E: He's so handy. I love it

E: I love you

E:Wow that looks so nice

Thank you Ellen's mom!

yeah my mom got us a rice cooker for my early birthday

E: ooo

So excited to have rice

before we were making rice in

a pan. We would just cook it in the pan

but it's so nice to have fresh hot ready

to eat rice any time

Not bad

It's really important to me because I grew up eating

rice all the time so we always had rice

ready to eat all the time growing up

E: Hello! you never look at me

It's fine. I don't need to know what you're saying

E: I'm just like having a conversation with just them

you don't even want to talk to me

He always just doesn't look at me when

he doesn't want to talk

Literally he'll close his eyes

We'll be talking like

it's okay I do it too but

E: Isn't that right that's right

E: when you don't want to talk to me just close your eyes

No No

I just say these flowers have lasted for two weeks already and

they look beautiful some of them kind of wilted or like kind of fell over I just

cut those off and there's still so much

because these little buds here that will

bloom later on so there's like so many of them so this is gonna last so long

hey good morning it's the next day

and Ryan's still sleeping in

he worked yesterday if you guys know he works really early so right now he's

getting a well-deserved rest so I thought it was just come to the kitchen

and clean up a little bit but there's not a lot to clean I just put some

dishes away or something like that

Hot

so Ryan isn't up yet not yet he actually

came out into the living room and then

passed that on the couch

Right there

he's so cute when he sleeps

but when he wakes up I

want to make him. Not sure how to spell

it but it's called Omurice and

basically it's a Japanese version of an

Omelette

Ryan really wanted some. He told

me yesterday tomorrow let's have

breakfast and we can make omurice now

we try to have breakfast together but for omurice you need butter and

it doesn't taste the same if you do like

a substitute so I'm gonna go to sprouts

and get some butter my mom used to make

it all the time it's still like a

comfort food for me and I really like it

E: love you. bye

Got butter

it has a lot more flavor. My mom uses

this and she's a baker and whenver she

uses this to make omunice

oh it's so good

R: What are you doing?

I'm trying to start a herb garden

parsley, lemon balm, and garlic chives, so I cut some. You put the garlic

chives in the rice

the rice looks really old because it

has to be old for fried rice you can't

use fresh rice it doesn't taste the same

E: Woah. Look at that

E: Did I mess that up?

It's fine. Good still

E: Thanks babe

E: Thank you baby

I lost at rock, paper, scissors

I have to do the dishes

E: and we got the same

eight times

E: we had the same

We didn't cheat because we had our backs turned

E: yeah, six seven times

E: We think alike

Now we go to Cox right?

E: mhm. We need to get that Wi-Fi working

Yeah, I need wifi. My phone doesn't work at all in this area

Yeah he keeps on using my phone

let's go unplug the router

We got wifi and also cable

the guy was so nice he got Ryan on the cable

But he gave me a good deal so it's fine

The installing price was $40

But he said he said, "I'll do $20 for you"

E: Awe

E: let's put on the light

I'm in a coma right now

E: you're in what?

I'm in a coma

E: Awww

I ate a muffin

Costco Blue berry

aw so good

You wana put them up?

E: yeah well put them up

Okay we'll put them up

but we have been looking for some

good outdoor lights. The string lights

and we saw at Costco that they were on

sale usually they like $50 but yesterday they were on sale for 30 and you get 48

feet so that's a lot actually

How do you want to do this?

E: so I was thinking we can put it this way

E" here there there

yeah, but where is the plug in

yeah that's important I don't know

we needed to find a plug to plug the the

lights in I was thinking we could get a

solar panel or something to plug it into

but yeah you have to figure that out

I'm trying to make a herb garden

E: hey, babe

R: What are you doing?

I'm gonna

plant the aloe vera plant yeah

Ryan wants to make sure that I don't

ruin the garden out here but I'm gonna

plant this aloe vera in a pot

All done planting them I tried to make

the plants separated a little bit so

that they're not too close to each

other so this little baby one here is a

little bit further away

I don't know how if they're the type of

the type of plants that needs a lot of space to grow but I guess we'll see if

they take or not give it a little bit of water

You look so silly

I didn't realize

that's what I look like with those eye lashes

Every night

all right thanks guys so much for

watching if you're not part of our

Signing Family go ahead and subscribe

and turn on notifications and we'll see

you guys later love you bye

Sign Duo

Wait wait wait

What?

If you're not subscribed, please subscribe

and also put on the bell notifications

there? or up there?

Where?

Down there?

It's down there

Do that now!

So you know when we post!

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Take a Ride on the Interplanetary Superhighway - Duration: 6:20.

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[ ♪ Intro ]

No matter what your mission is, one of the biggest obstacles to getting to space is fuel.

Obviously, you need some to get off the ground.

But fuel is also heavy, so if you want to lift a full rocket,

you're going to need more of it.

But that just makes everything heavier, so then you need even more fuel.

And on and on.

This is a part of what keeps us from sending probes to lots of different places in one trip:

Moving around just takes so much heavy fuel.

But back in the 1980s, scientists found a loophole,

a way of touring the solar system on almost no fuel at all.

It's called the Interplanetary Superhighway.

These days, moving between objects in the solar system, like going from Earth-orbit to Mars,

generally requires what's called a Hohmann transfer.

You fire your rocket and speed up until your orbit around Earth gets so big that it crosses Mars's orbit around the Sun.

Then, once you pass near Mars,

you use your rocket to slow down and officially begin to orbit the Red Planet.

All that speeding up and slowing down burns a lot of fuel,

but Hohmann transfers are one of the most efficient ways of getting between any two bodies in space.

Then, there are also gravity assists, which can be even more efficient.

In them, a craft speeds up by using a different planet's gravity to slingshot past it without burning much fuel.

They're used all the time to get probes far from Earth.

But if a spacecraft needs to orbit somewhere after a gravity assist,

it still has to slow down when it gets there.

And, again, that takes a lot of fuel.

So in the 1980s, a few scientists tried approaching things a little differently.

By thinking of gravity more like a landscape than a slingshot,

they stumbled upon the Interplanetary Superhighway.

Its entrance and exit ramps are Lagrange Points:

Five regions where gravity and rotational forces balance.

They exist whenever one body orbits another, and they're creatively named L1 through L5.

If you stick a spaceship at a Lagrange point, it will stay there,

because gravity doesn't pull it more in one direction than another.

But not all Lagrange points are made equal.

Some points are stable: In other words, if you're there and you move away a bit,

gravity tends to pull you back, kind of like a ball at the bottom of a valley.

Other points are unstable: If you move away a little, gravity keeps pulling you farther out.

Spacecraft at these points are like balls on a hilltop:

They'll stay if they're delicately balanced or if you hold them,

but the slightest breeze will send them speeding downhill.

Normally, getting around the solar system requires accounting for and navigating all these hills and valleys,

burning a bunch of fuel along the way.

But instead of just dealing with all these Lagrange points,

the Interplanetary Superhighway puts them to work.

See, there are five Lagrange points for every stable orbit,

the Moon around the Earth, the Earth around the Sun, each of Saturn's moons around Saturn,

you name it.

So they're everywhere, although they aren't always in the same place.

The points always follow the less massive object around its orbit,

and that creates a constantly changing landscape of gravitational hills and valleys throughout the solar system.

In other words, the distribution of gravitational forces in the solar system changes over time:

Sometimes, a spot might be mostly pulled to the Sun, sometimes mostly to a planet,

and sometimes neither or both, when a Lagrange point passes by.

The metaphor of hills and valleys just helps all of us, professional and non-professional scientists,

get a better grip on that abstract idea.

Occasionally, in space, some hills pass near each other or even overlap.

And when they do, space travel can get really efficient.

For example, if you're on a gravitational hill that overlaps a valley,

you can just roll right down into it.

Or if you're on one hilltop that overlaps another, you can just move from summit to summit.

When Lagrange points from different orbits get near each other,

it takes almost no effort to get from one to the next.

That means, if you're willing to wait for the right overlaps, you can hop from orbit to orbit,

say, from Earth to Mars to Jupiter and beyond, with almost no fuel.

That's the idea behind the Superhighway:

It uses this ever-evolving network of Lagrange points

to let you to travel between orbits practically for free, no fuel required.

Officially, all these moves between points are known as low-energy transfers,

and they have been used in a couple of missions.

One of the better known ones was a successful last-ditch effort to save a Japanese lunar probe in 1991,

where there wasn't enough fuel to salvage the mission the conventional way.

Unfortunately, though, we can't use these transfers for every mission,

because it can sometimes take years or even millennia for Lagrange points to favorably overlap.

But if we were willing to wait, we could send a probe out somewhere in space,

where it could collect data for a while and wait for a good overlap.

Then, when one popped up,

it could glide over and collect data somewhere else until another alignment appeared.

The craft could wander through the solar system almost indefinitely,

inspecting whatever happened to get close enough and teaching us a lot along the way.

Admittedly, it would be a pretty different type of space exploration than what we're doing now,

but it could be a promising option for a future long-term mission.

And it would all be thanks to the Interplanetary Superhighway.

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Luckily I can always pretend to be an astronaut from the future

with this Brilliant.org quiz on interstellar travel.

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OVERWATCH TRAILER | Alive Reaction - Duration: 12:32.

Yes

Yes

Guys

I've found a brand new fandom that I am completely obsessed with and that fandom

That's fandom. That family is of course the overwatch fandom

Let's put an amazing graphic here to describe my love for overwatch

That's right guys, but hello, welcome back to miss cat squad. My name is Katja naroch timoshkin squad

And yeah, miss Chris squad is I'm just messed up the intro. Oh my god. It's the geeky and let's play talk show

That's all about you guys gets the geeky good listen video games

And I'm the girl who got I missed out on the interwebs for a very long time when people were becoming a vine stars

I was doing something else because

Yeah, there was a lot that I was going through but kind of kept me from you know

You know talking on the interwebs and doing what I love to do, which is telling jokes

And I probably would have been big on vine. I probably would have

missed opportunity there cat but anyway guys alow and

Today, we're gonna do more overwatch content

Why because kind I'm in love with this fandom after seeing the first little short for this series

I can tell why you guys are obsessed with it. It's so it's so it's so it's so it's just so

filled with much love and heart and

overall

If it's what miss cat squad is all about family fun

content that is filled with love humbleness and heart and

like just the first

The first episode when he was talking about his friend and he had those glasses on and how cute that was

But how heartfelt that was it teaches us amazing lessons now was the first episode that was the first short?

To introduce you to these characters, so I can't wait to learn more about them and this episode is called alive

And I don't know why it's called alive. Is someone dead

Is it gonna be like?

ironic that maybe someones dead or somebody actually

Alive like who is it?

like meaning like alive like you're like living your life and you're like on the brink of awesomeness and you're

on the prowl in the prime of your life or something over it or is it just actually mean alive be like

You know full-blown edgy to make you think about life

That's right, but ever guys let's get started cuz I can't wait

I cannot wait to enjoy this with you guys and there's so much I need to catch up on but don't worry

I will because I'm the girl who missed out on the interwebs for so many years

But here I am and enjoying it with you guys. So let's get started. Okay?

guys so excited

Blizzard entertainment, I like how their logo looks like. It said like in a blizzard. That's that's your Nick

When I was a girl I

Had a fear of spiders. Whoa

Same I like spiders now because despite our no emotion

That their hearts never gained

But I know the truth

Don't you know look at look at look at them popping colors, I like that I want that battle fee

Secret agent bodyguard whoo awesome Oh

Girls

Human machine we are all one within the arcs

Holy I see the humans

You know, well, what are you doing wow, we got one girl

Good cheer, that's right

United you know Oh something going on guys something going on

When they touch through here like that you all know. I just saw that. Oh

Heck no. Oh heck. Yeah, so you're cool

Whoa

What's the cool, what's she cool

Room

Or no

How do you do that from there no, no no no

Yes

Protect protects

Oh my god, yes go. This is so cool

Okay, hook up your joke clear halo is leaving I repeat halo is leaving sir

There's been a breach we need to leave now. Chariot. This is teamwork. Halo is coming in hot. Oh girl

She caught she is so cool

Destro

No, she has she probably has a reason to be doing this okay. Oh

That what oh, okay, okay

Okay, okay

The adoration obsessed

Don't breathe it in don't breathe it in Oh

Such a sweet foolish girl

Excuse me run tweets awesomeness odd point awesomeness

Oh no

You okay. Oh no don't know I don't know what what will happen what's gonna happen

Thank God, wait what

But

How how

Wait

No, oh

So that's what she came here for. Oh

No, oh you messed up. Looks like the party is over and that's when she knew she

Effed up. Oh

girl girl

Girl

Angry

Oh

Why would you do this

Nope, oh, she gets her way. She gets away with this. See she killed the dude. No, she's her

Great

You need better like protection on that I mean an upgrade you need upgrade was a girl

I had a fear of spiders. I was told they felt no emotion that their hearts never beat

But I know the truth

at the moment of the kill

They are never more alive. I

Got no, I'm not lying. I have chills if you could zoom into this

I don't know if you could see my goosebumps

No, nothing. Oh

Nothing beats this right now, I have a goose pox I got chills man

Okay, so let's review what just happened all right, so I you a tracers name

All right chaser went to go and save the day but what happens?

What happens?

Spider lady. Oh, I don't know her name yet. Um

She literally goes there to kill

robot, dude guy and

Like that was her like initial mission to do that and tracer ghost, you know saved the day

Was waiting at first, but then you know, she did want to get hurt

So then she used her like time-travel powers and then that goes through her and kills robot, dude

and then spider lady goes and hurts tracer and now tracer is all hurt and stuff and

Now Robert dude is dead

And that's obably gotta start looking all at war

I'm in pain right now

Fair see right there - like to stop her tracer did stop her at first and then she succeeds day

It's nothing's gonna go down now something's gonna go down and I'm not ready for this. I'm scared. I

Am scared, but I could see now I you guys they're obsessed

With this series and this fandom because oh my god

it's fantastic the storytelling I

Usually like with certain certain games and certain fandoms

You have to be able to tell a story right in order for you to get like

Certain types of reactions and also like from like the audience itself I have chills

Like I was there I wasn't here I was there

Guys

I'm so happy to be part of this fan of like no

I know I get very emotional about a lot of things and I cry over a lot of things

But yeah

I'm like in deep with this

It's the second time watching something and I mean

Yes, I cannot worry too much the next one but guys if you want to see more overwatch and like more content that's full of

positivity and like

reactions and this and that because I'm I'm the girl who

Didn't really see the interwebs for a very long time. So I missed out on a lot of stuff

So I have a lot of catching up to do so if you wanna join me on my journey

of catching up on the interwebs feel free to subscribe and also be sure to like and hit the

Notification bell because if you don't then you won't get notified when new Miss kit squad episodes are up on the channel

But anyway guys, I hope you have an amazing day. You stay safe out there

It is always miss cats until next video and be sure to fangirl and do under fanboy every single day

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Flipp Dinero Inspired Drake On His New 'Scorpion' Album | TRL - Duration: 2:46.

YOU FROM BK RIGHT? YES SIR, YES SIR.

CANARSIE AREA? CANARSIE, CANARSIE, I WAS BORN IN FLATBUSH. MOVED TO CANARSIE

AROUND THE AGE OF 7, 8. I'VE BEEN THERE MY WHOLE LIFE.

YOU'VE BEEN IN CANARSIE YOUR WHOLE LIFE? YES SIR, YES SIR.

>> Sway: DID THAT REGION HELP INFORM YOUR MUSIC, THE WAY YOU

RAP, WHAT YOU RAP ABOUT?

>> DEFINITELY. I GREW UP IN A CHRISTIAN HOUSEHOLD SO IT IS

LIKE FOR ME TO BE IN THAT AREA AND THE THINGS THAT WERE

TRANSPIRING IN THAT AREA, IT MOLDED ME IN A SENSE.

IT BROUGHT ME TO THE WORLD MORE IT MADE ME MORE AGGRESSIVE, YOU UNDERSTAND.

IT MADE ME MORE ALERTED IT DEFINITELY HAD AN IMPACT ON MY

MUSIC. I COULD DEFINITELY SAY THAT.

>> NOW YOU ON TRL.

>> YES, SIR.

>> NOW AT THE BET HIP-HOP AWARDS TONIGHT.

LEAVE ME ALONE, IF YOU HAVEN'T HEARD, I'M SURE YOU HAVE HEARD

IT, TUNE IN RIGHT NOW, SUCH A BIG RECORD.

YOU WERE ALSO ON THE NBA LIVE 19 SOUNDTRACK.

CONGRATULATIONS WITH THAT, THAT IS HUGE.

WE GOT THAT PICTURE UP.

I WANT TO MAKE SURE WE SHOW OFF WITH HIM.

ODELL BECKHAM WAS ALSO DANCING, WHEN ODELL BECKHAM DANCES TO ONE OF YOUR SONGS,

THAT IS WHEN YOU KNOW YOU MADE IT DUDE, THAT IS THE LITMUS TEST. RIGHT?

BRO, I'M JUST A REGULAR GUY, AN AVERAGE GUY.

>> Sway: THAT'S IT?

OKAY, BUT LOOK AT HIM.

HE IS LIKE SHAKING TO YOUR SONG.

>> I MET HIM, HE IS A COOL DUDE, HE'S A HUMBLE GUY.

I APPRECIATE ODELL, I APPRECIATE SHANE TOO BECAUSE HE'S THE ONE

THAT PUT ODELL ON TO MY MUSIC.

>> Sway: REALLY?

>> YEAH. OKAY THAT'S WHAT'S UP.

SHOUT OUTTHE WHOLE TEAM, MAN.

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Man Waits 27 Years to Say He's Not the Father (Full Episode) | Paternity Court - Duration: 17:11.

Please be seated.

Good morning, Your Honor.

Good morning, Ron.

This is the case of William v. Scales.

Thank you, sir. Good day, everyone.

AUDIENCE: Good day.

Miss Williams, five years ago, the defendant who you believe

was your father revealed a shocking family secret,

that your mother cheated and you are not his daughter.

You and your sister are in court

to prove him wrong. Is that correct?

That's correct, Your Honor.

JUDGE LAKE: Mr. Scales, you're a retired

semi-pro football player in Klein.

It was during one of your away games

that Alisa's mother cheated on you with one of your teammates,

and he is her father.

Yes, Your Honor.

So, Mr. Scales,

why do you believe Alisa's mother cheated?

1983, we had an away game at Pensacola

and I took Miss Williams with me

and we checked into a hotel and I went to bed early

'cause I work that day and it was a Friday.

So, about 2:00 in the mornin', I wake up

and Miss Williams is no longer in the room.

How long was she gone?

I can't say exactly how long, but I know it was at least an hour or two.

JUDGE LAKE: Okay.

Right.

So, you believed at that moment that something was goin' on?

Uh, for sure.

And Alisa and Tonga, have you ever heard any of this?

Not prior to it coming up five years ago.

I was 27 at the time, when I spoke with my mom

she had talked to him about the fact that he was

questioning paternity of me.

When I hung up with her, I had a conversation with him

and he told me that there were some events

that he didn't really feel the need to discuss with me at the time.

Um, that it was a discussion that she wasn't supposed to share with me,

and, um, I spoke with my mom about it later

and she gave me more details of, you know,

what actually had occurred.

And you say this was just five years ago?

This was five years ago.

And up until that point you had heard nothing?

Right. And 27 is not a good age

for this to be brought up

if he wants me to have balance in my life.

That's a very critical time

I feel in anybody's life at that age, in your late 20s.

You're just trying to find yourself,

you're trying to figure some things out

and for that to be something thrown in the mix...

And my point is, if this was something

that was so important to you,

so weighed in on your heart,

this is something that you should have said,

you know, right when she was born

or right when you found... My mom said,

"Hey, we're pregnant again."

The reason I didn't say anything

is because I wanted to give this child a gift.

The gift that I wanted to give her was

not having to come to Earth

and question who her father was.

Well, that wasn't fair for me to have to question that at 27 years old.

I'm your parent, I'm not your friend,

I'm not your associate...

ALISA: Exactly...

I'm a parent and I have responsibilities and duties.

I wanted to tell you at 27

because it's important for medical reasons,

for moral reasons, that I'd let you know

there's a question with your paternity.

And for medical reasons it's important...

From the beginning.

...from the beginning.

ALISA: I shouldn't have been

put in this situation.

BERNARD: Yeah, your mo should have told you.

ALISA: You're the one who brought it up.

JUDGE LAKE: So, listen, when Alisa's mom said,

"Okay, I'm pregnant", you had doubts from her birth?

Even before her birth.

Why is it all of a sudden you decided that you needed to share this?

This child had nothin' to do

with her mother leaving that room that night.

So I didn't want her to suffer for the effects

and the ramifications and repercussions

of her mother's action.

ALISA: Why would you sign my birth certificate if you felt like you were

not my biological father?

I've never signed your birth certificate, Alisa.

JUDGE LAKE: Is that the evidence you have?

Yes, Your Honor, the birth certificate is here.

I'd like to see that.

Please hand me that evidence, Ron.

RON: Your Honor.

JUDGE LAKE: She's presented to the court

her birth certificate, you're listed as father.

I could be listed as father, but I never signed it.

JUDGE LAKE: You did not sign it?

You didn't execute it?

I did not sign. No.

At that point, did you have a question of her paternity,

meaning, "I could be this child's father, but I might not be"?

That's correct.

ALISA: Everything in me feels like

I'm his daughter.

I feel that I look like him.

I have...

How was it presented...

BERNARD: Mission accomplished.

...to you specifically?

(AUDIENCE GASPING)

TONGA: Really?

Mission accomplished.

JUDGE LAKE: Mr. Scales...

TONGA: Oh, really?

Wow, Mr. Scales.

BERNARD: Yes.

Let me show you all somethin' and tell you all somethin'.

I do what I want to do.

TONGA: Exactly.

ALISA: Right, of course.

TONGA: That's the problem.

Listen, as harsh as Mr. Scales is in this moment

and I do believe his delivery is harsh,

I'm wondering when would be the optimal time to say this.

Right.

If you don't feel the need to bring it up at the beginning

where you really felt strongly everything was in question

and you wanted to give me a father

and not have me question paternity,

then don't have me question paternity.

(AUDIENCE CLAPPING)

Be my father until the very end.

You know, people say I'm a little gruff sometimes, too.

So, maybe that's why I can understand what he's saying.

What his point is, "I made it my mission

"that even though I doubted this one child,

"I will not make her feel any differently

"than any of my other children."

In his mind he's thinking,

"I did what I set out to do. Be clear."

I completely and whole heartedly

empathize and understand what both of you are saying.

I mean, I cannot fathom

being 27 years old and the 20s are hard on a girl.

Just a tough time for young women.

And that's the time that he chose to bring it up.

JUDGE LAKE: I know, baby. I know that that was really tough on you.

Mmm-hmm. I was very, very hurt

by the question, period.

If he felt like someone else was my father,

that person could have been in the picture

from the beginning.

JUDGE LAKE: But this is exactly...

Now who knows

where this person is?

...why this courtroom exists.

Because we have to speak for children

that are in your position.

ALISA: Right.

We try to find out

the truth early on...

Exactly.

...so that it's not a situation like this

where you remember, you know.

Like you're saying, if you were two years old and this came out

you really wouldn't remember all this now, you would just know

the man that raised you and you had a biological father,

or you might have a relationship

if in fact he's not your father.

I understand your position.

My point is, I sit at this bench

is to try to also help you to understand his,

because that's how you see the full picture.

When we've been hurt,

and I know you're hurting, I can see it in your eyes.

When we've been hurt, it's hard sometimes

to understand what the other person's intention was.

JUDGE LAKE: So, Mr. Scales, I want to understand

whether you were clear with their mother?

I have doubts as it relates to Alisa.

BERNARD: I wasn't clear

because I didn't want to cause

any commotion or dissension.

I wanted everything to go

as if it was normal.

TONGA: Growing up, I was born at this time.

There was never...

It was never normal.

JUDGE LAKE: Mmm.

There was always some tension about something.

I want to hear from your mother.

Ron, could you please escort their mom into the courtroom?

RON: Yes.

I wanna talk to her.

(INDISTINCT MURMURING)

BELINDA: Bernard, you are a liar...

RON: Ma'am...

...and you know you are a liar.

Hi, ma'am. Miss Williams, I just wanna ask you

right off the top.

BELINDA: Mmm.

Do you believe Mr. Scales has any reason to doubt

that Alisa is his biological daughter?

It's no reason at all, Your Honor.

If he was gonna doubt a child, he should doubt Tonga.

(AUDIENCE GASPING)

BELINDA: When I had, up there...

(GRUNTS)

...with the person in question,

when I met the person in question...

I rest my case, Your Honor.

...I didn't even have any kids from him.

You're admitting that this night,

this night in question, you did leave the room?

I did leave.

And you did have an affair?

I didn't have relations with him.

What happened?

I did go in his room

and we exchanged numbers.

I did have an affair with the person in question. I did.

So that night you didn't have...

But it was...

Not that night. It was after the affair.

So that's why I said, if he was gonna,

if you was gonna question a child, question that one.

(AUDIENCE GASPING)

Not the young one.

JUDGE LAKE: Do you remember Tonga already have been...

Was she born yet?

BERNARD: Oh, yeah, she was born.

So, you believe she...

When you all went to Pensacola together

Tonga was born.

Already born. Yes.

She might have been one-and-a-half or two...

BELINDA: No. No.

...when that happened.

They are 18 months apart.

(TONGA MURMURING)

Tonga, what are you trying to ask your mother?

So, is that why you didn't sign my birth certificate

or is that why you...

He never signed the birth certificate.

I did put him on Alisa's birth certificate. I...

But is he listed on

Tonga's birth certificate?

BELINDA: No, he's not. No, he's not.

JUDGE LAKE: So...

TONGA: Which would bring

So, wait, does anyone have that birth certificate...

the question of the affair...

Does anyone have that birth certificate?

Ron, let me see that.

RON: Yes, ma'am.

JUDGE LAKE: He is not, Mr. Scales is not

listed as father on her birth certificate .

BERNARD: Why not?

Now, she was born first.

BELINDA: That's correct.

Why didn't you list him on Tonga's birth certificate?

I really can't give you an answer why I didn't

put his name on...

Was there a fear

that this teammate you were having the affair with

was potentially the father

so you just didn't list him?

BELINDA: No. No.

The story doesn't hold water.

I know, I know...

Neither does yours.

...the paternity test is gonna show, that he

is the father for both of them.

I need to explain something to you.

When I grew up,

that my stepfather was my dad,

and hearing people

say to me, "That's not your daddy.

"Your daddy lives in Victoria."

And when I had gone to Port Lavaca

to spend, oh, two weeks with my cousin for the summer

and my aunt took me up to this man

and said, "This is your daddy."

That devastated me.

But also in the back of my mind

I'm wondering,

"Who is my daddy?

"Is this my daddy or is this my daddy?"

I wouldn't dare send my kids through that.

I wouldn't dare have my kids hurting like that.

So, you're saying you refuse to repeat that cycle?

(AUDIENCE CLAPPING)

I refuse to.

And I appreciate the fact that you

do not want this cycle to repeat in your girls.

BELINDA: I don't.

I'm tired of it and I just want it to end.

JUDGE LAKE: Mmm.

I want this to, this to be the funeral

for this situation.

Mmm.

It's buried today.

So, I need to ask respectfully...

You've admitted to one affair

and that was with one of his teammates.

BELINDA: Right.

JUDGE LAKE: Were there any other affairs,

uh, sexual relationships that would cause

one or both of these young girls

to have to doubt their paternity?

No.

BERNARD: Hmm.

JUDGE LAKE: Mr. Scales, do you have any other evidence?

I have five children

and all of my four other children beside Alisa,

have brown eyes like mine and they look more like me.

The guy in question has hazel eyes...

Alisa has hazel eyes.

But they're brown.

BELINDA: They're light brown,

they're not hazel.

So you feel like she doesn't resemble

you or your other children?

BERNARD: Correct.

But when you look at yourself in the mirror, Alisa,

you do see yourself. You see your mom and your dad.

In my heart, I feel that he's my dad.

I feel that I look like him,

I feel that I have mannerisms like him.

JUDGE LAKE: So, we are about to go to the results.

Before I do, does anyone have any other evidence they'd like to present?

I have this evidence. Some research that I had done.

Okay, and what is this concerning, ma'am?

BELINDA: And this is about how they perspire.

Like he does.

(AUDIENCE CHUCKLING)

JUDGE LAKE: Okay. Oh!

You know, the sweat glands

and everything.

TONGA: No, no, we really do.

Like, I'm surprised we're not sweating right now.

ALISA: All of us.

All of his children, we sweat profusely.

Profusely?

ALISA: Yes.

JUDGE LAKE: So, hyper...

...she does, too.

Hyperhidrosis may be genetic.

A study indicated that many patients

have parents or siblings

who also sweat excessively.

Mmm-hmm.

TONGA: My mom barely sweats.

JUDGE LAKE: So, you're saying

you seen the way he perspires and sweats...

Like, you poured water on him.

...and both...

ALISA: Me, too.

TONGA: Both of us.

I sweat the same way. All of us.

JUDGE LAKE: And you say that further indicates that

he is their biological father.

Mmm-hmm.

And he knows it.

Now, the one thing I will say that he taught us

is basketball.

I don't know all that.

He, no, he always...

I just found that out.

...he always took us to play basketball. That was his thing.

He would take us to play basketball

and beat us every time.

ALISA: So, you've seen me sweat...

But he's seen her sweat.

...badly.

You've come to my games before,

you've seen me how I sweat differently

from everyone else.

BERNARD: Sure.

Every time we do something great, you always say

"And where do you get that from? You're smart, where do you get that from?"

Especially to her, "Where do you get..."

Right.

"Where does she get that from?"

JUDGE LAKE: So you used to say that...

BERNARD: Yeah. Well...

...to her?

BERNARD: This is the point.

The point is,

the event that occurred in 1983,

did it happen, what did you do,

who did you, who were you with that night?

Like I said, the time in question,

I don't know what happened in '83,

because I was doing my own thing in '83.

AUDIENCE: Oh!

There you go, Your Honor.

Now, '81...

Need I say more?

How long after you met him did the affair begin?

The affair probably started maybe a couple of weeks after.

It last a very short time.

All right, I've heard enough.

Ron, the envelope, please.

We've two results today. The first one is for Tonga.

These results were prepared by DNA Diagnostics

and they read as follows.

"In the case of Williams v. Scales,

"when it comes to 33-year-old Tonga Williams,

"it has been determined by this court,

"Mr. Scales,

"you...

"Are her father."

(APPLAUSE)

The next result reads as follows.

"In the case of Williams v. Scales,

"when it comes to 32-year-old Alisa Williams,

"it has been determined by this court..."

JUDGE LAKE: "Mr. Scales,

"you...

"Are her father."

(APPLAUSE)

ALISA: Mission accomplished.

Mission accomplished.

Mission accomplished.

(BELINDA LAUGHS)

JUDGE LAKE: Look, I'm very pleased when I can give people

the answers that they need.

BELINDA: Mmm-hmm. Mmm-hmm.

I was not a party to your relationship,

so I don't know what happened.

It sounds like there were some things

that happened between the two of you

that created some level of doubt

in your mind, Mr. Scales.

Mmm-hmm.

And that's a tough thing to have to talk about

with your child.

BERNARD: Mmm-hmm.

I don't know if you went about it the right way at the right time,

but I also honestly couldn't give you an exact date and time

when it would've been pleasing.

Mmm-hmm.

BELINDA: Mmm-hmm.

JUDGE LAKE: Ultimately, Alisa,

I think that you can see as you look

at the bits and pieces of your life and your world

that this man does truly love you.

BERNARD: Mmm-hmm.

Even if he had that question in his mind,

he still loves you

and from this point forward

you no longer have to deal with that question.

ALISA: Right.

Correct.

Now that we know that I'm his,

I'm hoping for a better relationship

and move forward for a better relationship for us all.

I like it.

(APPLAUSE)

JUDGE LAKE: I do, too.

ALISA: I do, too, Your Honor.

BERNARD: I want to thank you for this.

Aw, thank you.

ALISA: Yeah.

Thank you for that. It is my pleasure.

It's why we come every single day

and why I love my job so much

to see the smiles on all of your faces.

I wish you all the very best of luck.

Court is adjourned.

BERNARD: Thank you.