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on youtube starting today, there's no barrier. >> it is available for free on youtube, with audio assistant you and your team battling those elements across the grand canyon, let's take a look. >> i'm terrified. >> i know you are. >> do you see the people ahead? >> take another step. and again. one more. >> hold on! >> yeah! >> fantastic. >> didn't fall out of the boat, this was a difficult journey for somebody who doesn't have a disability, what gave you the strength to keep going? >> first and foremost, it is an adventure film so often you see a white male as the protagonist, people don't often consider that it is going to be a biracial woman with a disability, so there is the advocacy piece that often comes with somebody with an adult onset disability, we need to prove to ourselves that we are the same person but also proved to the world that we are the same person, so i think some of that performance was a driver which is a very ableist mind- set but also the teen, i had a wonderful crew around me for whom i trusted explicitly to keep us safe. this project is about hundreds of people wh

many credit 23 year old youtuber anthony poe, aka cheeseball man. todaywill be eating this entire jar of cheeseballs with starting the look alike phenomenon. >> it's cool to be the founding father of something silly like this. >> he and his team created the wildly popular timothee chalamet lookalike competition earlier this fall. the event going viral, even being parodied on saturday night live. >> and wait, who's that getting off the bus? why? it's all the arriving for the timothee chalamet look alike contest. >> my phone was blowing up and it like, didn't hit until the morning after. we're like looking at it again. and we're just like this is so funny. >> anthony says chalamet, who was propelled to superstardom with leading roles in movies like dune, wonka. i know to compare with pure imagination and playing bob dylan in the upcoming biopic a complete unknown. i walked and i crawled on six crooked highways. it was the perfect choice for his latest project. >> people my whole life have called me like a rat boy, and i think timothee chalamet kind of start

the challenges which we have had to tackle in the past 3 years today. heavy on youtube, how long is waging war in europe creek? and just to i was like timing from here. from here we must invest solar dream in our security defense to meet these challenges. hold on to the steve. he's the chief political editor. customer is following the events and the drum and bundles talk for us. may say, let's start with a speech that when i try to escape early ahead of the confidence those what was the most important points that he made? well, there were 3 phases and that's the 3 the i'm was hoping here. i found the boss to present deposit is just opening this thoughts here in parliament. this confidence a vote at 367 votes is how many have sold would need to survive this. but of course, he doesn't want to to make way for election. and 1st of all, he condemned once again, the free democrats of finance minister for breaking. now this code as an, as he felt was he actually faxed him. and he said that essentially it required maturity. so this whole maturity to actually he is. so caving condonation that he di

it safe to share so much online or follow strangers advice to discuss, we're joining today by leila card for us. youtube content creator and consultant joining us from atlanta, georgia, michael heron, musician who is also sharing his financial decisions on youtube. his joining us from new york and joe would house a financial advisor and the managing director of family wealth one, the one who joins us today from south yorkshire in the u. k. thank you all so much for your time. i'll like to start the show by getting your personal story here. i mean, lila, um you shared your journey to become debt free online. what made you decide to publish that information, your financial information on youtube and how to feel? yeah, so i saw other people doing it and it was really motivating for me. so i was thinking, i'm doing it any way so i might as well documented and help to educate other people kind of break that barrier around the tablet with finances and it really helped me accountable and motivated me to so it was just a win win altogether. and michael, i believe you're following layla, where at least to learn

. >> on youtube starting today. there's no barrier. >> no barrier. available for free on youtube.ns. we wanted anyone and everyone to be able to see this film because, willie, as i think you've gotten a sense, she's extraordinary. an inspiration to my mom and me and we think an inspiration to everyone. >> cara, this is you and your team ing those elements across the grand canyon. let's take a look. >> it's okay. >> deep breaths. >> absolutely terrified. >> i know you are. the see the people ahead? >> no, i can't. >> stay where you're at. >> communication. >> okay. we're stepping again. again. one more. >> hold on. >> whoa! >> yes. >> whew. >> that was real, cara. >> farch tas particular. didn't fall out of the boat. >> didn't fall out of the boat. i mean, this is a difficult enough journey with someone who does not have a disability. what gave you the strength to keep going? what were you thinking about? what propelled you? >> first and foremost, it's an adventure film. so often you see a white male as a protagonist. people don't ever consider thinking that the protagonist is goin

things about this film that you executive produced is that it is available to everyone on youtube starting todayit's available with audio assisted technology, with closed captions. we wanted anyone and everyone to be able to see this film because willie, as you've gotten a sense, she's just extraordinary. and certainly an inspiration to my mom and me and we think an inspiration to everyone. >> cara, i wanted to show another clip. this is some scenes from the film showing you and your team battling those elements across the grand canyon. let's take a look. >> okay. deep breath. >> absolutely terrified. >> i know you are. but see the people ahead. >> no, i can't. >> i'm with you. >> step again. again. one more. >> all forward. >> hold on. ♪♪ >> how do you feel, cara? >> fantastic. didn't fall out of the boat. >> didn't fall out of the boat. this is a difficult enough journey with someone who does not have a disability. what gave you the strength to keep going? what were you thinking about? what propelled you? >> first and foremost, it's an adventure film. so often see a white male. they don't thin

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watch more exclusive content on our youtube channel, listen to our podcast and follow us at my true crime news. that's it for today'srime news. i'm an garcia. see you next time, - was cori reported missing before her remains were found? - no, she had not been reported missing. (suspenseful music) - her hyoid bone was broken, which is consistent with strangulation. (suspenseful music) - we just all sat there in shock. - everyone knew her. she was very gregarious, outgoing. - she's the most beautiful person i've ever come across. - a young 28-year-old who just had her whole life ahead of her.

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watch more exclusive content on our youtube channel, listen to our podcast and follow us at my true crime news. that's it for today'srue crime news. i'm anna garcia. see you next time, everyone. - [philippe] wild animals on our planet are having a tough time. - we're trying to save some of these species from extinction. - [philippe] they face danger from invasive predators. - [nicole] in the wild, we release 95% of our baby kiwis to introduce predators. - [philippe] and humans. - [petra] you can see why people would want them as pets. they're incredibly cute. - [philippe] as their natural habitats quickly disappear. - we shouldn't be cutting all the forests and trees down. - [philippe] can they be saved? (seal grunts) - every single animal is important.

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