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Cop Wants Parkland Survivor Killed - Duration: 5:03.
A FLORIDA COP IS FACING A CONSIDERABLE ABOUT AMOUNT OF
BACKLASH AFTER HE THOUGHT IT WOULD BE A GREAT IDEA TO
ADVOCATE FOR THE DEATH OF A SURVIVOR OF THE PARKLAND
SHOOTINGS.
THIS ALL CAME ABOUT AFTER SOME OF THE SURVIVORS AND
THOSE WHO WANT TO PROTEST FOR MORE GUN CONTROL DECIDED TO DO A
SO-CALLED DIE IN AT PUBLIX SUPERMARKETS.
APPARENTLY THEY
HAD BEEN FUNDING A POLITICAL CANDIDATE IN THE STATE OF
FLORIDA WHO WAS ALSO RECEIVING A TON OF MONEY FROM THE NRA AND SO
TO SEND A MESSAGE TO PUBLIX, PROTESTERS WOULD GO TO SOME OF
THE STORES IN FLORIDA AND DO BODY OUTLINES IN CHALK IN THE
PARKING LOTS IN FRONT OF THE GROCERY STORES.
ONE POLICE
OFFICER BY THE NAME OF BRIAN VALENTI WHO WORKS IN CORAL
SPRINGS WANTED TO ATTACK DAVID HOGG AND HE POSTED THE FOLLOWING
ON FACEBOOK:
IT WAS POSTED UNDER A PICTURE OF HOGG AND TWO NEVER AGAIN
ACTIVISTS WHO WANT MORE GUN CONTROL.
THIS IS A PAID COP WHO
IS SUPPOSED TO PROTECT AND SERVE, SAYING HE HOPES SOMEONE
ACCIDENTALLY RUNS OVER ONE OF THE SURVIVORS OF THE
PARKLAND SHOOTINGS.
HIS COMMANDING OFFICERS SAY THAT IT WAS A JOKE AND HE
DID NOT MEAN IT BUT THERE WILL BE REPERCUSSIONS BECAUSE
YOU CANNOT JOKE AROUND ABOUT THAT.
THEY DID NOT DETAIL WITH THEIR REPERCUSSIONS WILL BE.
WE
ALL KNOW IT WAS A JOKE, I HOPE YOU DIDN'T ACTUALLY WANT A LADY
TO LOSE CONTROL OF HER CAR AND RUN OVER TEENAGERS.
WE GET IT.
WAS IT A JOKE?
I DON'T KNOW.
NO, I DO NOT THINK, I DON'T KNOW WHAT HIS TRUE FEELINGS
WOULD BE OF ACTUALLY HAPPEN, BUT I DO NOT THINK HE MEANT THAT AS
SOMEONE PLEASE RUN THEM OVER, I CAN'T WAIT BUT AT THE SAME TIME
HE IS OBVIOUSLY SUPERMAN AT THEM FOR NOT GETTING MASSACRED OR
COMPLAINING ABOUT THE MASSACRE OF THEIR FRIENDS, HAVING THE
TEMERITY TO SAY MAYBE PEOPLE SHOULDN'T HAVE GONE SO THEY CAN
KILL KIDS IN A SCHOOL AND ALSO, BY THE WAY, SHOOT AT COPS AND
OTHER SCHOOL SHOOTINGS BUT YOU ARE A COP A NEW THING, GREAT.
EVERYBODY HAVE GUNS, IT WILL WORK OUT SURE IF IT FOR ME AND
EVERYONE ELSE.
IT IS OBVIOUS THAT HE IS OPPOSED TO THE KIDS
AND HE IS A COP JOKING AROUND AND A MINIMUM ABOUT KILLING THE
KIDS WHO SURVIVED THE MASSACRE IN THAT AREA.
THE WORLD HAS
GOTTEN SO CRAZY THAT I EVEN FOUND THIS TO BE A MILD CASE.
THERE WAS A TV HOST TO SAID HE WAS GOING TO STICK A HOT POKER
IN DAVID HOGG'S THIS THAT AND THE OTHER THING, THERE WAS
ANOTHER COP IN FLORIDA THAT WAS REASSIGNED --.
WE HAVE SUCH LOW STANDARDS FOR COPS IN AMERICA.
WE ARE SO
DESENSITIZED TO THEM GUNNING DOWN 12-YEAR-OLDS AT PARKS THAT
ARE PLAYING WITH TOY GUNS THAT THIS IS A MILD CASE AND I AM NOT
TRY TO CRITICIZE YOU, THIS IS JUST A COMMENTARY ON HOW LOW OUR
STANDARDS HAVE BECOME FOR COPS, OR THEY CAN WRITE SOMETHING
ABOUT HOPING SOME OLD LADY RUNS OVER SOMEONE THEY DISAGREE
WITH POLITICALLY AND WE ARE LIKE, HE DIDN'T SHOOT AND
KILL SOME UNARMED PERSON SO I GUESS IT IS NOT THAT BAD.
AND REMEMBER, SOME EXTREME RIGHT-WINGERS RAN OTHER OVER
PEOPLE IN CHARLOTTESVILLE SO YOU MIGHT BE PARTICULARLY SENSITIVE
ABOUT THAT JOKE BUT APPARENTLY HE WASN'T. THE OTHER COPY WAS
REASSIGNED HAD SAID THAT ALL THE KIDS ARE CRISIS ACTORS.
THAT
MEANS THAT THAT COP IS CRAZY.
HE IS NOT JOKING SAYING THAT THE
KIDS ARE PAID ACTORS, THAT MEANS YOU HAVE A LUNATIC ON THE
FORCE AND DID NOT CASE, THEY ARE LIKE GOOD, WE DO NOT WANT
HIM IN THIS COMMUNITY, LET'S REASSIGNED TO A DIFFERENT
ONE READY WILL BE A LUNATIC THERE.
PROBLEM SOLVE.
HAPPENS ALL THE TIME.
TO BE THAT GUY IS WAY WORSE, LET ALONE ALL OF THE COPS WHO
HAVE ACTUALLY SHOT UNARMED PEOPLE AND ON AND ON IT GOES.
WHEN I SEE THIS YOUR RIGHT, I HAVE DESENSITIZED.
HE IS ONLY JOKING ABOUT KILLING GET TO SURVIVED A MASSACRE.
I ALWAYS FIND IT PRETTY AMAZING THAT DAVID HOGG BEARS
MOST OF THE HATRED, VITRIOL, ALL OF THAT STUFF AND I THINK IT IS
BECAUSE THEY LOOK AT HIM AND THINK HE SHOULD BE LIKE US.
HE IS THE TYPE OF GUY, YOUNG MAN WHO SHOULD AGREE WITH
EVERYTHING WE BELIEVE.
HE SHOULD BE PRO-GUN, PRO-EVERYTHING WE BELIEVE AND
SINCE HE IS SPEAKING OUT AGAINST SOMETHING THAT WE LOVE, WE
ARE GOING TO ATTACK HIM IN THE MOST VICIOUS WAYS IMAGINABLE.
THEY ATTACK NO MATTER WHAT.
THEY ONLY HAVE ONE GEAR.
THAT THERE ARE SO MANY PARKLAND STUDENTS WHO HAVE BEEN
SPEAKING OUT AND --
THEY DESPISE EMMA GONZALEZ AND SHE IS LATINA.
IF YOU ARE
NOT ONE OF THEM THEY HATE YOU BUT IF YOU ARE ONE OF THEM AND
DON'T AGREE WITH THEM THEY HATE YOU BECAUSE THEY DO NOT CARE
ABOUT FACTS, THEY CARE ABOUT THEIR FEELINGS.
UNFORTUNATELY
THEIR FEELINGS ARE FEAR AND HATRED.
WE HAVE TO TAKE A
BREAK.
WHEN WE COME BACK, MORE EXCITING NEWS FOR YOU GUYS, HOW
IS THAT FOR A TEASE?
WE WILL BE RIGHT BACK.
ALL RIGHT, BACK ON THE YOUNG TURKS.
CENK UYGUR, ANA KASPARIAN, AND JAYAR WITH YOU.
WE WILL GO REAL FAST.
TALKING ABOUT THE COP HOPING SOMEONE GETS RUN OVER, "ARE
THESE CONSIDERED THE THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS FOR THE SURVIVORS?"
AGAIN WITH THE POLICE OFFICER, "HE IS ONLY JOKING BECAUSE
HE DOESN'T WANT TO GET FIRED FOR SAYING EXACTLY WHAT HE FEELS."
THAT WAS MY READ OF IT.
JOKES AREN'T FUNNY, THEY JUST HAPPEN BE WHAT YOU ARE
SAYING, SO IT WAS A JOKE.
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People Protect What They Love - EHF Fellow Camden Howitt, Sustainable Coastlines - Duration: 6:23.
(upbeat music)
(applauding)
Kia ora te whanau (Māori introduction)
- If we protect the realm of the land and the sea,
the people will be sustained.
I'm Camden Howitt and I am here to tell you a love story.
First a little bit about where I came from.
I grew up on Ōtautahi, Christchurch.
And now I live in Tāmaki Makaurau, Auckland.
(laughs)
And I have a vision
and I want to share that vision with you.
I have a vision for beautiful beaches.
Imagine beaches around Altura in New Zealand,
around the Pacific, around the world
with no plastics on them, with no pollution on them.
(applauding)
Imagine healthy waters,
waters we can wade through,
waters we can swim in, waters we can take our kids to
and waters we can drink from
around Aotearoa and the world.
And imagine inspired people everywhere
that love the place they live in,
that want to protect that place they love.
This is my vision.
The amazing ocean explorer and filmmaker,
Jacques Cousteau once said, people protect what they love.
And that's why this is a love story,
because if we don't have love, we don't have protection.
I love our coastlines, I love our ocean.
I've spent my entire life as a New Zealander
surrounded by the sea.
We have 15,000 kilometers of coast,
the 11th longest coastline in the world.
We can't be more than 120 kilometers from it.
We harvest from it,
we play in it.
Our economy depends upon it, and we love it.
But we need to protect it.
I traveled and when I was in Puerto Escondido in Mexico,
surfing wave that I should not have been surfing,
I was hit in the face by a nappy.
I returned to the shore,
found a toilet seat on a beach
amongst the plethora of rubbish that I found
and was disgusted by what this place could be
but in love with the place at the same time.
This is a story of love, but a story of pain, as well.
I traveled further
and saw what our world could be, the bad that it could be,
not just for the environment, but for human health.
Burning plastics creates dioxins, the same active agent
that was used in Agent Orange.
It's also the animals, our brothers on earth
that live there that are suffering from the same fate,
those things we love.
And I came back to New Zealand full of hope.
We are clean and green, we are 100% pure, aren't we?
Aotearoa
we had exactly the same problems.
We're one of the highest consumers
of waste per capita in the world.
Our streets are littered, our drains flow to the sea.
Our birds are filling up with plastic.
I've seen nest of black back gulls on Rangitoto Island
in Auckland's Hauraki Gulf, made out of plastic.
So what did I do?
I went and worked in advertising,
(laughing)
selling people things they didn't want.
And I really, really, really struggled with it.
I was not fulfilled.
I had no purpose.
And I lacked that purpose.
I tried my best, I wrote sustainability policies,
I helped people recycle,
I put up signs beside the light switches saying
how much they were costing the business
and how much carbon they were burning
if they left the light switches on overnight.
But I was working in advertising.
(laughing)
But it didn't change until one day a friend of mine
that I was in Mexico with, Sam, came home
and he didn't have any money left
so he lived on my couch.
And we planned some stuff, some fun events.
And we ended up in Tonga in the Ha'apai Islands.
We cleaned up eight shipping containers worth of rubbish
from beaches that had never, ever been cleaned before,
an island group that had never had rubbish removed.
And following that,
I had an experience which changed my life.
I was underwater with a humpback whale
and I decided I wouldn't fly back home
to my job in advertising
and I would quit to protect these places that I love.
And now that's what I do.
We pick up rubbish.
We decided to start small
but if you pick up rubbish,
all you'll ever do is pick up rubbish.
So we scaled it up, we got more people involved.
We decided that actually you'd need to be the fence
at the top of the cliff,
rather than the ambulance at the bottom.
Education, behavior change,
societal change, attitude change, everything,
to solve this problem before it begins.
And to clean up our coastlines we looked upstream.
We had started cleaning up our rivers
because you need to do both.
And now, 10 years on, we've picked up 1.4 million liters
of rubbish from our coastlines,
35 shipping containers full.
(applauding)
We planted 60,000 trees to restore our waterways.
And educated nearly 200,000 people about this issue.
But it's not enough.
We need to scale this up.
We need to make it systemic.
We need to make it across our entire community.
We need to prove this problem once and for all
and how the solutions are going to work.
So that's why I'm here.
We need to scale this up around the Pacific,
around New Zealand, and do everything we can
to solve this issue.
I want to harness the power of technology for good.
And I want to harness the power of love for even better.
So thank you so much.
I look forward to this journey and having you with me.
(applauding)
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Nintendo Switch gets 3 new Pokémon games this year, but not Gen 8 - Duration: 6:36.
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The Pokémon Company International announced that three major Pokémon games are coming
for the Nintendo Switch during 2018.
And these don't include another major Pokémon game coming in 2019.
Two will include a major tie-in with Pokémon Go, the runaway hit mobile game.
And it's a big deal for Switch fans, who have been waiting for the sprawling transmedia
franchise to catch up with Nintendo's fast-selling game console.
Over 20 years, gamers have bought more than 300 million Pokémon video games have been
sold.
The brand has shipped 23.6 billion trading cards to 74 countries in 11 languages, and
more than 1,000 TV episodes have been released over 21 seasons.
And Pokémon Go has been downloaded hundreds of millions of times since 2016.
Daniel Benkwitt, senior manager for consumer marketing at The Pokémon Company International,
said in a press briefing that the first game to be released is Game Freak's Pokémon
Quest, an adventure game with a blocky art style coming to both mobile devices and the
Switch.
In Quest, you'll power up a team of Pokémon creatures and explore Tumblecube island.
It's a "rambunctious expedition role-playing game" with cube-shaped Pokémon, Benkwitt
said.
The game has Generation 1 Pokémon, and it debuts on the Nintendo eShop on the Switch
today and on mobile in late June.
That will whet the appetite of fans for the next two Switch titles, Pokémon: Let's
Go Pikachu and Pokémon: Let's Go Eevee.
These games use the Pokémon Go throwing mechanic, where you throw a Poké Ball at the creature
on the screen to capture it.
In style, the games are inspired by Pokémon: Yellow Version released in 1998, said Junichi
Masuda, developer of the games at Game Freak, in a press briefing.
In that game, Pikachu followed behind the player instead of living in a PokéBall, similar
to the character's portrayal in the popular anime.
There are two versions of the game as you can play with Pikachu on your shoulder as
a buddy in one game, or with Eevee in the other game.
Both games arrive on November 16 on the Switch.
The games feature creatures from the Kanto region.
Just as in Pokémon Go, you play the Switch games by making a throwing gesture at the
screen.
But instead of playing with a smartphone, you play with the Switch's Joy-Con controllers,
which can detect gestures.
You hold a single Joy-Con pad in one hand (hopefully with a strap on your wrist to keep
from launching the controller into the TV), you make a throwing gesture to toss a Poké
ball at a creature.
Two players can play together to try to capture creatures in co-op mode.
Masuda said that this style of gameplay is more approachable for young children, who
may have been introduced to the Pokémon universe through Pokémon Go.
Not everyone can play with a complicated multibutton game controller.
There is a battle experience, but much of the game is focused on catching creatures.
"I wanted to provide an opportunity for younger kids to play," Masuda said.
"One of the unique features of the Joy-Con is you can play it with one hand."
One of the cool features for Pokémon Go fans is that you will be able to transfer some
of your Kanto region creatures from Pokémon Go to the Pikachu and Eevee games, using a
Bluetooth connection between your smartphone and the Switch.
Asked why he didn't enable smartphones as a controller, Masuda said the Joy-Con experience
is lag free.
"There would be an input lag if you used controller," he said, speaking through a
translator in an Internet call.
As for two-player mode, you can bring in a second player with a second Joy-Con controller
at certain points when you are capturing creatures.
Then you can take control of a second avatar and battle to defeat other computer-controlled
trainers in a single-player experience.
Masuda didn't talk about multiplayer, and he said there is no trading in the game.
"Pokémon Go was an explosive success, but kids who did not have smartphones did not
get the chance to play," he said.
"We wanted to give them an experience of throwing the Poké Ball.
I wanted to do something intuitive and get it in the hands of more casual players."
Masuda started making Pokémon games back in 1989.
He composed music for every Pokémon core series game to date, and he is directing the
new games himself.
These are the first games since he did Pokémon X and Pokémon Y in 2013.
Since that time, the Pokémon franchise has started making the transition from the DS
and 3DS to the Switch.
Masuda said he has been working on the game for two years.
"We are in the transition and wanted to expand the user base for the Switch platform
in a game you can play with siblings or friends," Masuda said.
"That's why I wanted to make these games."
Game Freak is the primary developer of Pokémon role-playing games.
The Nintendo Switch has sold more than 17 million consoles in a little over a year.
In Pokémon Go, more than 88 billion Pokémon creatures have been caught, 15.8 billion kilometers
have been walked, and the game has been downloaded at least 800 million times.
There's also a live-action Pokémon movie coming in 2019 starring actor Ryan Reynolds.
The first Pokémon game for the Switch was Pokken Tournament DX, which came out last
fall.
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