[CedarDave]

This gentleman's YouTube channel has become the go-to site for information on the Oroville Dam situation and updates. He is much more than just a reporter - a Boeing 777 pilot for American Airlines and has his own small plane. Over the past two months he has given almost daily updates with info from the CADWR web page, official updates and technical data that will fascinate engineers, geologists, earth scientists and others.

A another of his updates:
Oroville 21 March Update "Rockbolts and Repairs"

And a video of flying the 777:
Boeing 777 300ER pilot review

His channel contains two dozen videos chronicling the Oroville Dam crisis from start to date.

[CedarDave]

Oroville 27 March Update "A Day in the Life"

[Daniel Ramsey]

He is the only one i watch, almost everyone else us click bait.

[Daniel Ramsey]

I don't feel starting a thread on but its also weather related, was watching a live stream this afternoon of a very well knownstorm chaser, they were chasing storms in north Texas, Kelly Williamsonand friend Andy Purnell, they blew through a stop sign live on youtube and the feed stopped just seconds before they t boned another​ chaser in a Jeep, all three died on scene. It should be hitting the news soon, so sad.

[notaliberal]

Thank you for the video.

[lee martell]

Oh Boy, Now I have that John Lennon song stuck in my head.
On my way to YouTube land. I have no choice. Bye! “A Day In The Life”
I can hear the opening piano chords, dark and dirge-like. Paul at the keys...

[blueplum]

His was the first uncensored aerial video we saw. The local newspaper gave him press credentials so he can get into all the DWR meetings and he’s done a super job reporting.