00:13:02.040Holy smokes. No pun intended. Startling satellite loop showing numerous intense fast-moving wildfires tonight from far northern Minnesota and into Ontario.
00:13:14.520I'm sorry, Ontario. Extreme heat signatures and thick smoke plumes are visible with one fire even producing a pyrocommonubious cloud.
00:13:28.540a fire-induced thunderstorm really is that what it is that what it's called a fire-induced
00:13:35.680thunderstorm i've never seen such a thing thunder bay you got right there you guys know where that
00:13:41.360is let me see if we can find it can we find the footage of that pori oh my gosh now i'm gonna
00:13:47.620sound like actually like chow right there paul robo blah blah blah fire a massive fire-induced
00:13:53.240thunderstorm cloud created by i guess it's similar to like where the volcanoes go off or something
00:13:57.940it's just so much energy heat presumably that's pushed off that it's just you know you get you
00:14:02.100get lightning strikes at the same time cool stuff can we see is that from others on 2021 but this0.67
00:14:08.660is in canada why not let's learn something new let's go on a fag book and check it out firestorm
00:14:14.340these are some of the names that are used to describe this incredible display of nature
00:14:18.500it's a wildfire generated thunderstorm and it's colossal enough to generate its own weather
00:14:23.620the explosive updrafts it possesses are driven by the release of energy from extreme wildfire
00:14:29.060activity below you don't say enough to generate lightning rain hail downburst winds and even
00:14:35.460tornadoes they also influence the wind patterns surrounding the fire as the storm draws air
00:14:40.580inward like a giant vacuum cleaner once considered a relatively rare event pyrocumulonimbus
00:14:46.820so it's just like space balls with the statue of liberty vacuum cleaner gotcha
00:14:50.820sounds sounds legit this is clear this is clearly fake none of this exists this is just a simulation
00:14:58.700right isn't that how it goes what does it mute when i start 2021 what you're seeing is time-lapse
00:15:04.320imagery from the sparks lake wildfire northwest of kamloops in late june this firestorm generated a
00:15:10.760whopping 4 000 lightning flashes many of which started new wildfires several kilometers down
00:15:17.200wind of the main wildfire. I actually drove under this section of the smoke plume and observed
00:15:22.160eerily orange skies as well as constant thunder and sooty rain. The intense updraft velocities
00:15:28.860begin as extreme heat rises above the fire in a smoke plume. Then as the smoke cools and condenses
00:15:34.680into cloud latent heat is released and the updrafts continue to rocket upwards. The dividing line
00:15:40.600between smoke and cloud is readily apparent. Cloud tops can grow to tremendous heights even
00:15:45.960penetrating the tropopause and injecting smoke straight into the stratosphere, where it can
00:15:50.640linger for over a year. Australia's 2019-2020 Black Summer event filled the stratosphere with
00:15:56.560as much smoke as a moderate volcanic eruption. This can actually lead to momentary cooling in
00:16:01.480the atmosphere as the sun's energy is blocked out. However, as the smoke clears out and the
00:16:06.040climate continues to warm, wildfires across western North America and parts of northern
00:16:10.760Asia are expected to become more intense. This could lead to increased incidences of
00:16:15.480pyrocumulonimbus clouds as we head into the future.
00:16:17.240Pyronumulus clouds. See, I totally nailed that one. Got it. Gotcha. Okay. All right. Anyway,
00:16:22.440I'm not sure why we looked at that so long, but that was, that was kind of fascinating. I don't
00:16:25.960know if I've seen that before. I've seen it with volcanoes, which also I would assume would
00:16:30.760that's what we got to use to penetrate the, uh, the, uh, upper atmosphere thingy with, uh,
00:16:37.400smoke and ashes and all that kind of stuff, right, can linger for a long time.
00:16:42.560So there's an air quality advisory here in effect for New York parts of New Jersey
00:26:01.280is this canada or is it australia where are we i'm confused okay here's more yes this is the new
00:26:08.080new york city 2023 people are linking up uh so we'll see what happens i i think we're down there
00:26:13.280i think we're done with the wildfire stuff i don't think there's any more than that um
00:26:18.000um yeah we don't have to look at anything okay um you know what we could do we can check out
00:26:24.580this clip here i'm sure you'll be very entertained female cop takes it easy on this black teen by not
00:26:29.740cuffing him first so he shoots her five times who could have thunk who could have thunk it
00:26:35.440because the teenager looked young the female police officer did not put handcuffs on the
00:26:49.400teenager when taking him to the police car she did not realize that the teenager was a member
00:26:54.160of a gang with a large criminal record i think the gang is called uh black africans yes
00:27:00.560Just as the policewoman was about to handcuff the teenager something unexpected happened unexpected really? Okay0.51
00:27:10.840Officer shot officer shot. Yep. Help me. Where's the radio? Help me. Where's the radio? Where are we? Officer shot. Help. Yep. Where are we?
00:27:28.620Okay, yeah, so that's kind of what happens.
00:27:34.520Unexpected? Really? Is that unexpected?
00:27:37.500I think people are doing some investigation here.
00:27:40.780No worries, he's rotting in prison now for the next eight years.
00:27:43.120Yes, the shooter was caught immediately and later convicted.
00:27:46.780This matches the 2017 Portsmouth, Virginia incident
00:27:51.180involving Officer Angelina Baklini, now white.
00:47:00.880Did someone say California on this case?
00:47:02.840Oh, no, no, that's right, California, yeah, yeah, yeah, that's right, he got his license there, right, his, what do you call it again, his truck license, I forget the acronym, in California.
00:47:22.900A Yuba City semi-truck driver was sentenced to four years and eight months for the highway deaths of three people last year.
00:52:03.180we uh we did an investigation here and we found that he failed to stop his truck yeah god damn0.73
00:52:14.080okay things who did he kill though was it um california hmm well chances are high they were0.77
00:52:26.440not white i'll put it that way the judge also took it again they had no criminal history okay
00:52:30.260Okay, the DHS says Singh is an undocumented immigrant who crossed the U.S.-Mexico border in 2022 as an Indian national.
00:52:41.120Meanwhile, California transportation officials dispute those claims and say the Feral government approved his employment authorization documents,
00:52:50.840which allowed him to obtain a real ID confirming his legal status.