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US NEWS | When its this cold, Chicago sets its train tracks on fire

But what about when its this cold? Like wind chill of 50 below zero cold? Getting around is lot tougher. When that happens, the folks who keep the commuter trains running in the Windy City employ a hot idea: They set the train tracks on fire.

Flames were seen sprouting from the tracks of Chicagos Metra commuter rail system on Tuesday.

Metra isnt literally setting the tracks ablaze, spokesman Michael Gillis told CNN. The flames actually come from gas fed heaters that run alongside the rails and keep them warm. Metra also uses a tubular heating system and hot air blowers to heat up cold track.

"Anytime its below freezing were using these," said Gillis, who said other rail systems in North America use similar systems.

Why? Tracks are affected by extreme cold in two ways.

In some cases the tracks experience whats called "pull aparts." This kind of rail defect occurs when two rails separate at their connection. The extreme cold shrinks the metal and the rails literally pull apart from each other, Metra said in a recent Heating the tracks with fire expands the metal until the two rails can be put back together again.

Railroad switch points can also become clogged with ice and snow in subzero conditions, so the heating system is used to unclog them. Maintenance crews light the heaters by hand and can control the flow of the gas, Metra said. The crew members, working 12 hour shifts, remain in the area when the heating systems are being used so they can monitor the flames.

A few railroad ties are sometimes damaged by the heat, but this method is a lot safer than the one the rail system used to employ to thaw frozen tracks. Crews previously used pots filled with kerosene, stuck them in spaces between the track ties and lit them by hand.

"We all used to carry this stuff. I called it skunk oil," John Meyer, Metras director of engineering, said on the . "We poured it in a 2 gallon can, poured it out, and threw a match in it, and itd start a fire along all the rails. Were talking in the mid 70s. Nowadays youd get in big trouble doing that."

Metra says its safe to run the trains over the flames because the diesel fuel in the trains "combusts only with pressure and heat, not open flames."

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R.I.P US R&B singer James Ingram passed away due to this sad reason - Duration: 3:32.

James Ingram, the Grammy-winning singer who launched multiple hits on the R&B and pop

charts and earned two Oscar nominations for his songwriting, has died, according to a

close associate.

James Ingram has died aged 66.

TMZ reported that he had brain cancer.

Debbie Allen, an actress-choreographer and frequent collaborator with Ingram, announced

his death on Twitter on Tuesday.

Attempts by The Associated Press to confirm his death with Ingram's family or representatives

have been unsuccessful.

Ingram was born February 16, 1952 in Akron, Ohio.

He appeared on Quincy Jones' 1981 album, "The Dude," which earned him three Grammy nominations

and one win for best R&B male vocal performance for "One Hundred Ways."

In 1983 Ingram released his debut album, "It's Your Night," which included the hit "Yah Mo

Be There."

The song, which featured Michael McDonald, became a Top 20 hit on the Billboard pop charts

and won the Grammy for best R&B performance by a duo or group with vocal.

Ingram also reached the top of the pop charts twice with the songs "I Don't Have the Heart"

and "Baby, Come to Me," a duet with Patti Austin.

"Somewhere Out There," Ingram's collaboration with Linda Ronstadt from the 1986 film "An

American Tail," reached No. 2 on the pop charts.

Ingram was also a talented songwriter: Alongside Jones, he co-wrote Michael Jackson's "Pretty

Young Thing," earning him a Grammy nomination for best R&B song.

Ingram scored Oscar nominations for best original song with "The Day I Fall In Love" from "Beethoven's

2nd" and "Look What Love Has Done" from "Junior."

Both tracks also competed for best original song at the Golden Globes.

In a statement Tuesday, Jones called Ingram his "baby brother."

"With that soulful, whisky sounding voice, James Ingram was simply magical ... every

beautiful note that James sang pierced your essence and comfortably made itself at home,"

Jones said.

"But it was really no surprise because James was a beautiful human being, with a heart

the size of the moon.

James Ingram was, and always will be, beyond compare."

Ingram was born in Ohio in 1952.

He started performing after moving to Los Angeles, where he joined the band Revelation

Funk.

He played keyboards for Ray Charles, and he sang on Jones's album The Dude in 1981.

Two years later, he launched a solo career with the release of his debut, It's Your

Night.

Ingram's other collaborations included Donna Summer, Anita Baker, Nancy Wilson, Natalie

Cole, Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers.

His 1987 duet with Linda Ronstadt, Somewhere Out There, was a Top 10 hit in the UK and

the US.

Its songwriters won a Grammy for song of the year.

Fifteen years elapsed between the release of Ingram's fourth album, Always You in

1993, and his 2008 gospel album Stand (In the Light).

During the 90s, he contributed to the soundtracks for children's films such as Timmy's Gift:

A Precious Moments Christmas Story, Beethoven's 2nd and Cats Don't Dance.

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Pentagon Gives The Order — Illegals Trying To Enter US Are In For A Surprise - Duration: 4:49.

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President Trump speaks with Guaido to reinforce US support in fight for democracy in Venezuela - Duration: 4:09.

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Venezuela CRISIS: US intervention would trigger war 'WORSE than Vietnam' warns Maduro - DAILY NEWS - Duration: 2:41.

Venezuela CRISIS: US intervention would trigger war 'WORSE than Vietnam' warns Maduro

VENEZUELAN President Nicolas Maduro has warned a US invasion of Venezuela would trigger a

war 'worse than Vietnam', in a fiery message to American leader Donald Trump.

He also claimed Trump had ordered his assassination.

On January 23 opposition leader and National Assembly President Juan Guaido declared himself

the legitimate President of Venezuela.

The claim was swiftly recognised by the US and a string of South American nations.

Mr Maduro commented on Facebook: "We won't allow a Vietnam in Latin America.

"If the aim of the United States is to invade, they will have a Vietnam worse than what they

can imagine."

Massive opposition protests are planned across Venezuela for Saturday.

On the same day the UK, France, Germany and other European countries have said they will

recognise Mr Guaido as the legitimate President unless Mr Maduro calls fresh elections.

Separately Mr Maduro claimed President Trump and the Columbian government are conspiring

to kill him.

Speaking to Russian state TV he said: "Donald Trump has without doubt given an order to

kill me and has told the government of Columbia and the Columbian mafia to kill me.

"If something happens to me one day, Donald Trump and Columbian president Ivan Duque will

bear responsibility."

On Tuesday Trump's National Security Advisor John Bolton was photographed holding a note

stating "5,000 troops to Columbia".

Speaking to reporters on the same day he commented: "The president has made it clear that all

options are on the table."

Russia, China and Iran are continuing to back the Maduro regime.

Yesterday the Venezuelan Attorney General banned Mr Guaido from leaving the country

and froze his assets.

The Venezuelan economy has all but collapsed under the Maduro regime, with the country's

currently having an annual inflation rate of 80,000% last year.

According to the UN, 2.3 million Venezuelans have left the country since 2015.

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N. Korea, U.S. to talk summit details next week at Panmunjeom: Report - Duration: 0:44.

senior officials of North Korea and the US could meet next week at the

inter-korean truce village of Panmunjeom to thrash out the details of their

leaders second summit according to Politico US Special Representative for

North Korea Stephen vegan is likely to take part in that meeting around next

Monday at this point it's unclear if his counterpart will still be then all spies

foreign minister chess on he after Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said

beigen met his quote new counterpart in Washington some speculate the North's

envoy might have been changed to Kim hak Cheol the regime's former ambassador to

Spain

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How Qualcomm Works, and Why U.S. Regulators Don't Like it - Duration: 8:10.

Dylan Lewis: There's been plenty of news ahead of this earnings release, and that's we're

going to be spending a lot of our time talking about today.

Evan Niu: Yeah, they've been at trial all month with the FTC.

It's a pretty big trial, a lot of interesting information coming out.

A lot of salacious headlines.

Lewis: Before we get into that news, this is a company that we've discussed plenty on the show.

But typically when we've done it, we've talked about it because they're an Apple supplier.

Almost all those conversations have funneled up into a larger conversation about Apple.

Today, we're going to focus specifically on Qualcomm.

There's a lot going on with this company and I think that the state of this business could

really change in the next year or so depending on how some upcoming decisions go.

Before we do all that, though, why don't we do a little rundown on who they are, what they do?

I'm sure there's some people that maybe know the name and not much else, Evan.

Niu: As a quick primer, Qualcomm has been one of the big pioneers of cellular technology.

They develop all these connectivity solutions. For example, 3G was a big one for them for CDMA.

But also, 4G LTE, and all these cellular standards, they had a big part in developing the technology.

They license those patents out.

They also sell chips, predominantly modems that help these cell phones connect to cellular networks.

Just about every cell phone in the world has some level of Qualcomm technology inside,

in which case they earn a royalty on it.

So, they have a very unique business model that gives them incredible power in the cellular industry.

They have a very controversial policy called "no license, no chips" that has only strengthened their market power.

They basically would not sell you chips unless you agreed to a licensing agreement,

which typically had really onerous terms, really high royalty rates.

They have all this necessary intellectual property known as standard-essential patents,

and they also make the best modems.

So, if you're a smartphone maker, you don't have much of a choice other than to do business

with both sides of this company.

If you have standard-essential patents, you're obligated to license them out at fair,

reasonable and non-discriminatory terms, but they're not doing that.

And that's at the heart of a lot of these legal challenges.

They also charge royalties that are based on a percentage of the smartphone's total price.

They're not the only one that does that, but that's another controversial aspect of this business.

Lewis: You threw out a couple of different terms there that I think we'll probably loop

back to at different points in the show.

I just want to explain those acronyms quick that we'll be using later.

Standard-essential patents, like you said, this is IP that's related to a standard that has been set.

This is the stuff that Qualcomm holds and winds up licensing out to other companies.

The fair and reasonable and also non-discriminatory is also known as FRAND.

You might hear us refer to it that way.

Basically, if you have a technology that is adopted as the "standard for an industry,"

you need to make it available to people that participate in that industry because the standard

has to apply at a somewhat reasonable price for all the players that are participating.

Niu: Right. The idea is, you don't want one company to be able to have a lock hold on the entire industry.

If they need your intellectual property and you refuse to license it, you could bring

the entire industry to a halt.

Lewis: Without this type of dynamic, there wouldn't be much of an incentive for a standard

to be set at all, because by doing that, you'd be creating these de facto monopolies.

Niu: Right. There's also a lot of debate over how essential these patents are to these standards.

It's kind of a self-proclaiming thing.

Qualcomm says these are necessary, but there's not an actual body that agrees and validates

that these are, indeed, necessary. That's a whole other debate.

We don't have time for that. [laughs] Lewis: That's all to say, though, the reason

we're having this conversation is because Qualcomm's business approach and everything

that they provide to the smartphone industry

has become so indispensable for so many of these businesses.

This business model, though, has caused the company to come under a lot of scrutiny lately

because of the standard-essential patent FRAND dynamic in particular.

Niu: Right. Regulators all around the world have been filing complaints and lawsuits against Qualcomm

for over a decade.

I think it starts back in 2007 or somewhere around that time frame in the European Union.

In the years since, Japan, China, South Korea, now the U.S. China hit Qualcomm with

a $1 billion fine in 2015. South Korea did $850 million in 2016.

Those are the precursors to the current battles that Qualcomm is having with Apple and the

U.S. Federal Trade Commission.

Both of those complaints were filed simultaneously but separately two years ago in January 2017.

This stuff's been going on for a long time. Apple was always a major customer.

It's not every day that you hear of an Apple supplier that can bring Apple to its knees,

which is exactly what Qualcomm did for many years.

Typically, the power dynamic is the opposite.

Apple has all the power, usually, with most of its supplier relationships.

But, because it has no choice but to work with Qualcomm and pay these royalties that

it's now called "extortion-level and exorbitant," and out of desperation for royalty relief,

they've agreed to all these terms and contracts with Qualcomm, including exclusivity with

buying only modems from them for a period of time in exchange for rebates that reduced

how much they had to pay overall. It's been a big mess.

Lewis: Listeners might remember, in a past episode when we were talking about some recent

Apple woes, that they had sales of certain iPhones blocked in certain markets in Europe.

That's all related to this dispute that we're talking about here.

The scope for Qualcomm, though, could really get quite a bit larger.

What we're seeing with Apple is what we're seeing, really, with their entire distribution relationship,

and all of the people that they supply to, because it is a core business model discussion.

It's not just the relationship with one supplier.

Niu: Right. As far as the FTC trial is concerned, which is what's been playing all month,

the FTC has presented a really strong case that

Qualcomm's behavior has really undermined competition

in the cellular industry and modem markets.

The whole point is to prove that they hurt competition and hurt markets and therefore consumers.

Of course, Qualcomm has its experts testify that they did not hurt competition.

That's what's up in the air.

The case is set to conclude next week, but then, of course, the judge will probably take

some time to really put together a decision. There's a lot going on.

The FTC basically wants Qualcomm to license its technology at reasonable rates,

which could have drastic impacts on its business, as well as to drop this whole

"no license, no chips" policy that's been so controversial.

Lewis: To give a sense of how this plays out with the supplier relationships they have,

we got some testimony from Apple COO Jeff Williams in this case.

He's saying that Apple pays about $7.50 per device after rebates, which is about 5X the

$1.50 per device that the company initially thought was a fair rate for the components

that they were getting.

You can imagine that not only is that something that Apple feels, but industry-wide, if everyone's

paying that, that's something that probably gets passed along to consumers at some point.

Niu: Right. If you apply it to Apple unit volumes, if you look at how many iPhones they're selling

on annual basis and apply that $7.50, in 2011, that means they were paying somewhere about

$465 million a year to Qualcomm.

But, as Apple's business grew and iPhone units grew, that climbed to about $1.1 billion in 2015 and 2016.

It's also worth noting that Williams said in 2013, when the two companies were trying

to renegotiate a contract, Qualcomm wanted to add another $8 to $10 per device on top of that $7.50,

which would more than double its royalties.

That's an extra $1 billion a year, when Apple already felt it was overpaying.

So, you can see, Apple's not very happy about this whole situation.

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U.S. House proposes bill to stall U.S. pullout from S. Korea - Duration: 2:22.

lawmakers in the US House of Representatives have proposed a bill to

send a message to North Korean leader Kim jong-un before his next summit with

President Trump our Park Jiwon has more a bipartisan

group of eight US lawmakers proposed a bill on Wednesday aiming to preemptively

stop the trim administration from withdrawing US forces from South Korea

the bill titled the United States and Republic of Korea lines the port app

lays out stricter conditions that would have to be met to justify a withdrawal

something that could tip the balance of power in Northeast Asia the bill says if

the administration decides to reduce the number of US troops to below 22,000 the

Secretary of Defense must report to both the House and the Senate the expected

impact on North Korea as well as the expected military and economic impacts

on US relations with both South Korea and Japan the bill also requires the

Secretary of Defense and the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff to Joley

certify to the relevant congressional committees the South Korea is fully

capable of defending itself and of deterring any military conflict on the

peninsula they would threaten US interests the lawmakers apparently made

the decision in view of the next summit between the North Korean and American

leaders tentatively scheduled for next month we think it's important to

establish before the next meeting between president Trump and Kim jong-un

that the United States is not about to leave South Korea at least not before

there's transformational progress on the Korean Peninsula our presence there has

prevented war for more than 60 years it would be reckless we think to abandon

this commitment on the basis of paper promises from the North Koreans while

they continue to threaten the region with both nuclear and conventional

weapons the bills released came a day after a top US intelligence official

testified to Congress that North Korea's complete denuclearization seems unlikely

president Trump has also hinted in the past and

holding some US forces out Korea because of the cost of maintaining them Park

Jiwon Arirang news

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🙏Please FORGIVE US🙏| Pokemon Let's Go Eevee | Jaltoid Games - Duration: 22:26.

[Previously on JaltoidGames]

Emi: It wanted to touch Adam Sandler hair

Dalton: Adam Sandler doesn't have hair

Emi: YES HE DOES, WHAT DO YOU MEAN??

Dalton: Oh, we need something.

Dalton: It's not a Pokemon adventure without a Nidoqueen.

Emi: Bada bing. Bada boom. Bada Butt.

Emi: Let's cheese this as much as we can.

Emi: Holy S***

Dalton: Oh, oh my god

[Boom]

[Intro Tune]

Dalton: Hello everybody a welcome back to JaltoidGames.

Emi: Joted Gems!

Dalton: We're strolling around after beating Brock

Dalton: I'm just walking. I feel like walking at this pace, but it cramps my thumb. Du- go!

Dalton: Um, I'm actually holding it right now go, keep walking!

Dalton: Walk! Walk! Emi: Oh my...

Emi: GOD

Dalton: It wouldn't fucking walk. Oh my god. Fuck it.

Emi: Just fucking run

Dalton: As much as I- Emi: We are children Dalton. We need to run everywhere.

Emi: Um.

Emi: I don't like that, breaks my immersion.

Emi: Found something a fucking raspberry!

Dalton: Ooo! Uh dawishus- A dawishus wazbewy.

Emi: Make sure you save those and never use them

[Emi Laughing]

Emi: Don't lick your lips at me like that.

Dalton: Wasn't that something my teeth.

Dalton: No, I'm picking corn now. Hold on man. Emi: No it's definitely sexual.

Emi: Man, you got corn?

Emi: You better fuckin to share.

Dalton: You know, I know it's a Weedle on his shirt

Dalton: What could that be interpreted as?Like, if you had no context for what-

Dalton: Pokemon was.

Emi: I have to look at it up close again, and then I'll come back to you.

Dalton: It looks like a cyclops with a horn to me

Emi: We're gonna find out Dalton: Come on.

Show us your shit kid. Show us your shit. See looks like a sorry

So let me let me just think about it for a sec. Okay, it's like a paw with one claw like a middle finger

It's like just flipping you off. Oh my god, that's good. I like that

Look so scared. He had the expression a really weird scam. Well, you don't want to fight bug catcher been here

No, I don't wanna fight

Is what's in the bushes? What's mine it Oh Queen telling me that is a Nidoran

She's an it Oh Queen to be shut up Queens. You should name her queen not curled up in bed

You told me to fight bug cat. Hold on you told me to fight but

actually, stop gulping gasps Lily Oh

Lily like actually sticks her tongue up her booty cheek

Dogs have cheeks. I think it's just a hole

Open

She's like leaking acid into a tunnel. That's disgusting. Really you don't want to do that

No, she's fucking it hacking on the disgusting taste of shit

Okay, oh

My god, I mean I just did that thing like in the movies I said, let's play

you see

Shit. Oh

I wish I did that more dramatic. Hold on

We know we need to make that more dramatic really quit gulping asshole Emmy. I

Pull like a jet pack on

Let's play and then I die immediately. I just combust

Yeah, she combust and I just wipe my face off and then I shoot off in a rocket way

What do you wipe your face off of fire your fucking?

Ectoplasm that you just squirted on me from dying. I have a lot of questions Dom

Okay question one. Let's go through the list ectoplasm

You know guts organs boy not ectoplasm

It is in this story. Okay, who wrote it me? You're wrong who wrote it then?

Jesus is

Wrote my story

He wrote the path when I was born. Okay, we need some like proper Christian music in the background

No, but like Christian rock music, yeah, yeah

You know the the music really trying to be hip with the kids

dude, and I went to a really

modern Christian Church it like

Super modern they had like video games at church. I had a drummer

Yeah, that's the weird thing to have at a church a drumset with some who knows how to play

Yes, is that yes, how is that?

I went to a fucking church where they were a little boys in long white dress and then a bit

Like that

What I mean, I've been to churches like that and then they'd sing every fucking prayer

But is it really weird for a drumset to an esthetician?

Imagine saying the our Father but with a drumbeat our Father

Who art in heaven?

And he slipped on a banana peel

Hallowed be thy name. I don't like that. I can remember that it feels like or what he's praying the kingdom come

Today our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses

As we forgive those who trespass

Against us. I can't keep up with this lead us not to temptation or deliver us from evil

But love resume you see I haven't been to church in

years many sake

He's gonna offer us the Apple

You know what, oh, it's tiny I'm gonna bite wait no we gotta offer him the fruit. Yeah

That's what we're gonna - no go back then I got ready, you know, press B

You asshole I would have to press B. I wanted to give them the fruit. Why get Oh, Mary

Why does he know it's part of the story or so. Oh, I thinks I'm at the pokeball. Looks like your Apple

I guess you're right. It symbolizes the same thing the temptation to take the player Christian channel everyone. See you

Yes, just episode is proof that you can watch us cuz we're Christians. Yes

I can recite Bible verses I can't you know, what I don't want that. This channel is backbone is behind this Bible verse right here

Let us know be wary of doing good for me will reap a harvest

Do not give up

What are you I don't is that real Galician 6:9 you just made that 69 eat Galatians wait

You're just saying bullshit right now. Wait, what did you just do?

We forgot

Scratch and we learned a bite a dark-type sick, which I don't know if that was a good idea

But I don't get it. We got double kick. I give a shit

It's my queen, but we're we're still at the point of the game where we can make those mistakes

Satan will just go to the old man and just

In our bag dude, wait, you can rename him now right now. Oh

My god, yeah, just open up your bag. I'll show you. I'll do it give you a walkthrough, dude

You didn't tell me when I was lying to you

Never gave me a chance you bitch. Hey go to your party. All right. Hold on selects

Changed name what should we name Evie? I

Should get a keyboard we could probably type the names out with a keyboard

You just cut it

Let's see. Um fuck go with knitter in we know their name first, Queen Lina

You want Queenie or Queen Queen? You got it, een and

queen

Hell yeah, but did he smell throat stick?

Stick man. No just stick fast. Stick fast. Stick fine. Yeah stick fire snake. Oh

Yes Pikachu. We're not keeping Pikachu. Are we I don't want a name and if we're not keeping it. We're not keeping Pikachu

I don't want him

Doctor pokey mom. It's a boy. This one's Satan Satan

I don't think that's how the story goes. But I'm gonna call him Satan. Fuck. Yeah, we need to keep Satan

I want to pick this one. What boy how do you pronounce that boy Wow. Oh

He's a fancy boy

Who knows how to pronounce that how to pronounce that like, it's write it out in English

Yeah, like write it rain it out. How how he would pronounce it by

weight

We didn't catch all we didn't catch them all what are you talking about?

That's what I'm talking about ass. Fuck his spirit don't want it. We you told me to get her before fuck you

No, no. No, I did not we're getting excellent. Catch Wow, Tom. We only need to catch the big and the small

hide

You are a bitch you're a cunt

Emmy slurps ass

Its coffee thanks. I mean it is basically liquid ass. Yes. Oh

My god, dude, he's just crawling out in the middle of nowhere. You fucking kicked it and ran away you asshole

Well, keep looking crawled over like don't you do they?

Leave me alone. I just want to be left alone. Do not bother me. He's coming

Hey

You won't hey. Hey coach

Time first I'm ready time for a goddamn lesson

time to school the coach

Yeah in reality like for real. Yeah

We are brought in by the state to test these people. Okay, that's that's why we're so brutal

Yeah, that's why we just fucking roll down. We're actually fucking robots

We're androids dude. And if they lose to us what they don't realize happens is a sniper

will

Shoot him in the heart replace him and replace family immediately

with

Look-alike a look-alike and not only that but he is currently stationed behind that Bush over there

Just waiting just in case yeah. No, they don't have a lot of faith. Yeah, they have very little faith in you guys

I mean come look at this. Look at that. Did you suck it was dobra, not really fair

This is not really a fair chance of them. We're two people and I'm a ghost

We're two children of an adult can't handle two children. It should duck. No, he deserves good

What if I'm processing you?

Possessing me yeah, I mean

I'm the ghost what if I'm possessing you?

Something he's just like what you've probably just said they're thinking like, how did he hit me with two Pokemon. Why did I let him?

Payday, it's time to get fat stacks get money get paid

All right. Let's go over here so that I was salary sister

Why was a Geodude line coming crap, how did you trip over him? He's very big you see and he floats. Oh, it's me. Oh

Why are you scared? It's just such a simple baby. He's gonna eat us. Holy shit. Oh fuck. Oh, it's Team Rocket

Ume, we had to go running. He hasn't talked in this game. And that makes me think weird things

nobody talks

Never actually, does he have dialogue? No, he does not speak you're challenged by bug cat sir. Kent tense

Get over here nice. I

Don't know like when I think of kids names, I don't think like oh, hey Kent get over here

Kent did you poop in the toilet and not flush it? That's that's what seems like a kid named. That's

discouragement you probably poop and

do

What?

Assumption to make about someone it just sounds like what it is double double

No, you should have been you should have been you shut the fuck up a bit

You should have bet I'll do what I want bitch. How about that for your bitch?

You should have been look at that. Dude butter Frese not gonna die now cuz it's not super effective. She should have been

You should you just should have died in a second. You're gonna die first. Don't kill my queen

Why don't you go into the cave before you into the fucking Pokemon Center? Shut up, you dick. Fuck you

Why did Pokemon gotta fight? Okay, I

Am pitch a Pokemon game and not Pokemon ranch before any of you say anything not pokemon ranch

Pokemon Ranch sucks I want

Pokemon farm, ok harvest Pokemon the story of Pokemon

Seasons whatever the fuck you want to call it? Ok, its spin-off and

You pigs between are you gonna make your own trader?

How about that you to make your own trainer right from the start instead of being a trainer?

you're like a little farm girl or boy or

Individual you have like started Pokemon right and that'll be your little farm, buddy

And you like have a farm where there's Pokemon and you get to take care of them and there's eggs

lots of eggs and you get to raise them and take care of them from baby to

evolution ok

And you get to like feed them berries and shit and you get to plant those berries Emme

Here's my suggestion. That's it. What if they just put that into Pokemon?

and like the game starts out there at their ranch and that's like the primary game and

Then like there's a Pokemon adventure on top of it that you can play

Kind of like one of these games that they just like my god

so it's almost open-world like you can just pretty much everyone and any

And you can do whatever you want. Ok, you want to enter pokemon contests? You enter pokemon contests you wanna

Be a Pokemon ambassador and you be a Pokemon master

You want to stay at home and be like, oh, it's like a breeder like a breeder or a daycare boy

That's what I'm saying. There's your class. They already pretty much have some of this stuff in the game

They just aren't really like thinking about it in the right way

They could make this game like open world with similar effort

If they just like sort of spread their resources a little differently so you get to like, okay

alright

Let's let's back up a little bit

You get to create a trainer and you get to like pick like a height I guess which will like determine

Their age so you could be little being actual ten-year-old

You'd be a little bit taller be a teenager be a little bit taller you be an adult

Exactly, and then you get to pick like a class and maybe you can change it later on if you want

well, like there are trainer classes, so it'd be kind of like an MMO sort of a

Pokemon

Yeah, that's what it would feel like

Oh, you know I still don't understand how Nintendo has not done an MMO for Pokemon

Like I know they do fan games

For like online why hasn't intended just not done that yet. It's

It really would it would do great just to make a fucking Pokemon map and

Then you could use this engine right here all these assets

Like he needs a pick a face

Pick some hair and you get lots of clothes

Listen people like it when they can customize their character, okay?

Yeah, it's becoming more don't have to battle they can only battle if they want to also

Yeah, this is there's like certain genres now or it's hard like it's hard not to have the customization because it's such a staple that

People will just look forward to it it's part of the game at this point being able to customize your characters and personalize it

It's all I want regardless if Nintendo wants to

They gotta like it's as part of it just part of the gaming

sphere now

gaming the gaming

Games fear games fear I'm being approached by some green. It's a weird

Weird. Oh, hey, he their 10 year old son

And I seen even this came

I kind of like him though. He's kind of right tight. Yeah. Yeah. I like creepos like that. Yeah

Except like I wouldn't want him to be I would want him to look more confident

Like he can have that like creeper look but he has to be more confident when he gets a like shadow over his face

I love that dude who fucking love that the creep dude

I bet like a a good portion of our audience looks like him

You know to some extent like I looked like him at one point, you know, and I find that stuff attractive

That's just what I liked, and we're sitting here calling it creepy

Well, they want him to be creepy. But I like that aesthetic. Sorry. I

Can't tell if you're serious

Look at night crimes. I like his big eyebrows

If you look like that, okay

All you have to do even if you're not confident fake the confidence and girls will flock to you

Pretend to be confident and others will be confident in you

That is the moral of the story your dad I know who the fuck that was

Some scary man news came into here and whispered sweet nothings into your ears

Do not worry. It is just me Kermit the Frog coming to you for

from oh

My god, I forgot we used to joke about Kermit

The Frog is that white people in our stream say Kermit Kermit just become a meme and I don't understand Kermit the Frog

Easier he's here. He's always here big boy the big rock

Big rock with meat inside of it wasn't there a rock like that

dude, if you smash him open, he's probably looks like molten lava that

Would be cool like that'd be cool

Or like a fossil like he's literally a fossil, oh, no, he's got pink tongue a liquid fossil

Wait, you fucker go back. We got to use the bat

Oh, I got to use a raspberry. You know, I used to think raspberry with spelled raspberry

Raspberry yeah, just like Wednesday. It's actually wetness. Well, how do you think he used to be spelled?

With the end first

W en s da y w e and E I can see why

Yeah, I used to have to like say in my head differently. Yeah, here we go

If he isn't caught I'm leaving this room

But I won't cuz I'd be really inconvenient. I'm so glad that didn't have to happen

Oh my god, what I didn't have to get up and leave good news. You're too lazy to commit to the joke

Thank God you didn't have to

Satan

Alright, we need to get rid of that Zubat in our party. You want to look at it? So that's really cute

Okay, we didn't keep the chill. Held me up. Maybe we should keep the Geodude

I don't think I've ever played a game where I kept to the Geodude. Yeah, I mean I guess Gollum is pretty cool

All right, you caught a Paris

boy

I want to really I really want to know how to pronounce that so I can call him that

Goodbye, it's proper pronunciation from now on boy

It probably sounds absolutely nothing like boy, that's fine. I'll learn for him. What if it's like

Hi, yes

Then I'll fucking say that every time I refer to him. Oh god. Damn it kid boy

Listen, you could have avoided him. I didn't I didn't fucking know I didn't fight him yet. Fuck you

Why are there kids hanging out of the dark? Scary? Yeah, kid. Go fucking youngster Robbie. That's a provocative sure. He's flipping me off

Weird he went over this that's an offensive shirt

Take it off

No, no keep your shirt on please

Dude, you know how you beat this bastard?

Pock is sand

Yeah, you're probably right

Bye Tim. Bye Tom dark moves pierce the shit out of them. I don't think that's right

No, that's totally right dark move is really effective against fighting I think

oh maybe is

Fuck my shorts me majority are pretty just if you could cash. What do y'all be able to count on it?

Cool, but you didn't have a zoo back. Yeah

And you're yeah

Why didn't he have a zoo bat then idiot? Wait, what's some here? You gotta press these craters. Hey, hold on there

We didn't go down this ladder

No, are you going on the ladder? You gotta go down the ladder check that crater

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US-Taliban Talks: Another Likely Tragedy for the Afghan People - Duration: 13:38.

It's The Real News Network.

I'm Sharmini Peries, coming to you from Baltimore.

After nearly 18 years of war, the U.S. in peace negotiations with the Afghan Taliban.

The talks are actually taking place in Doha.

And so the U.S. and the Taliban officially have agreed in principle to a framework, says

Zalmay Khalilzad, the chief American negotiator.

He says American and Taliban officials had agreed in principle to the outlines of a deal

in which the insurgents would guarantee that Afghan territory is never used by the terrorists,

setting the stage for a total pullout of American troops.

On to talk about this with me today is Vijay Prashad.

And Vijay Prashad is the director of the TriContinental Institute for Social Research, chief editor

of Left Word Books.

Good to have you with us.

Thanks a lot.

All right, Vijay.

Now, although everyone agrees that the U.S. troops must leave Afghanistan, including the

U.S., many experts, and more importantly Afghan people, are worried about what these negotiations

would mean for Afghanistan.

Your thoughts on that?

Well, the first thing to put into context is that this war has been going on for 18

years.

For the last decade or so the average death toll in Afghanistan has been around 10,000

per year.

It's been the situation that the Taliban, which was one of the prime targets of the

United States in 2001, now controls about 70 percent of Afghanistan's land.

This is quite significant.

It has made major gains outside the territory where it's considered to be most at home,

which is the southern region of Afghanistan, and pockets in the north.

So it's made quite major gains.

It's hemmed in the Afghan government and the 14,000 U.S. troops and about 8,000-9,000

troops from other NATO countries, and so on.

So you know, this has been a very difficult war.

It has been a war where the price has been paid by the Afghan people.

And the Afghans believe that the presence of the United States hasn't actually helped

bring them any closer to peace.

The real tragedy, Sharmini, is that the negotiation is going to bring back or normalize the Taliban,

bring it back onto the political table.

This is precisely what the Taliban was saying to the Americans before this war began, that

they would detach themselves from al Qaeda, and want to come back onto the table to discuss

politics.

So for 18 years the United States prosecuted a war, and they ended up essentially where

the Taliban had offered them in 2001.

All right, Vijay, so Malalai Joya, the author of A Woman Among Warlords, she is still in

the country.

We interviewed her a couple of months ago.

And she says she's still on the run.

She cannot stay for very long in any one place because the Taliban–she's worried that

the Taliban is after her, she's after her, people that she works with.

That people are after her family.

So with this kind of fear, any negotiations with the Taliban, she says, is basically putting

monsters back in power.

How do you respond to that?

Well, look, the issue is what choices are available right now.

Right now the Taliban is a very strong force on the ground.

The government of Ashraf Ghani in Kabul has been weakened by the gains made by the Taliban,

and by the casual comments made by the Trump administration about withdrawal.

In other words, if the United States withdraws any amount of those 14,000 troops, it's

going to further weaken the government in Kabul.

The government of Ashraf Ghani, former World Bank official.

And it will strengthen the Taliban.

So the Taliban is there.

It is an actor.

It has a very important regional backer in Pakistan.

And you know, it's very unlikely that any peace negotiation would be possible without

the Taliban.

So I think it's not really credible to think that the Taliban cannot be at the table.

The issue is what are they bringing to the table?

And here I think it's important that we don't allow the Trump administration to

say that they negotiated through Zalmay Khalilzad, Mr. Trump's envoy to Afghanistan, a major

breakthrough.

Here the real issue is that Pakistan has been under pressure from China to bring stability

back into Afghanistan, because an unstable Afghanistan puts in serious doubt the Chinese

plan for their Belt and Road Initiative that stretches from Turkey into the heart of China.

So this is really a lot of pressure from the Chinese on the Pakistanis.

The Pakistanis in turn have been pushing the Afghans to take the American overtures seriously.

So this is a discussion basically taking place to bring some normality to Afghanistan, but

certainly not a normality which includes social justice and peace for the Afghan people.

Now, Vijay, in recent months we've seen some intense attacks by the Taliban on local

troops which are allied with the U.S.

And now, the Taliban is well armed.

You know, it has weapons and vehicles and armor that they have stolen or the U.S. has

abandoned that they have now repossessed.

So this is a pretty intense situation.

Why are they carrying out these attacks meanwhile negotiating at the table?

Well, this is how all negotiations take place.

They want to negotiate from strength.

They are attacking in order to increase their bargaining position, to make sure that they

don't get sidelined at the table.

You know, I want to return very quickly to this regional issue.

Because Afghanistan, very sadly, for decades, much more than this 18-year war, has been

caught in the midst of both the regional cold war and the global cold war.

The regional cold war is quite significant.

The government of Mr. Ashraf Ghani is backed by the Indian government, whereas the Taliban

is largely backed by the Pakistanis.

And they've taken–that is, India and Pakistan–have taken their own animosities, their own problems,

into Afghanistan.

Pakistan is very wary of allowing an Indian-backed government, a pro-Indian government, on its

border to the north, because then it would be in a sense surrounded by both India and

an Indian-backed government.

You've got to understand that there are enormous regional tensions that get reflected

in Afghanistan.

This is not merely an Afghan problem, which is why I think having this peace deal between

the United States and the Taliban, bringing in Mr. Ashraf Ghani second, without having

India, Pakistan, China, and Russia at the table, as well as Iran, this is not a serious

way forward.

You know, you need a regional conference on Afghanistan with all these actors brought

to the same table with some seriousness about bringing a just peace to Afghanistan.

Just talking to the Taliban is merely going to embolden them politically without settling

the broader regional political dilemma in Afghanistan.

In that regard, Vijay, is China and India and others, like Iran, as you mentioned, willing

to come to the table to have this discussion?

Well, it's interesting, because when the United States government initially said to

the Taliban, let's meet in Islamabad, the Taliban was not interested in that.

I mean, they want to keep, perhaps, some distance from Pakistan.

The government of Mr. Imran Khan in Pakistan is playing a very delicate game with the Taliban

in Afghanistan, and then a very threatening force, which is the Pakistani Taliban, which

has been attacking inside Pakistan itself.

So there is no table set for these various actors to come together.

The negotiations between India and Pakistan about Kashmir are at a standstill.

You know, tensions continue to exist between China and India.

I mean, what I'm trying to lay out for you is that the question of Afghanistan is far

more than the United States and the Taliban, which is how it's going to be reported,

I think, in the Western media.

But there are much, much deeper and serious problems for Afghanistan, which will require,

you know, I think, some diplomacy doesn't include the United States.

And unfortunately, Sharmini, that is not happening at the present time.

Now, a regional solution, as you speak of, Vijay, many people have suggested that.

Who are some of the people in that world that we should be aware of, in terms of who could

bring about peace, real peace, in the region?

Well, interestingly, in the 1990s, when the Taliban first came on the scene, the Taliban

takes power in Afghanistan in 1996, the Chinese government at the time developed a kind of

a table where they brought regional actors.

That was called the Shanghai Cooperative Organization, the SCO.

And the SCO begin meeting around the question of Afghanistan.

Central Asian countries were worried about the spread not only of Afghanistan, of the

Taliban itself, but Taliban-like entities of al Qaeda in the region, and so on.

So in a sense we have to understand that the Chinese at that time, through the Shanghai

Cooperative Organization that started the process–the SCO still exists.

Pakistan and India belong to it.

There is a wide range of countries in the region that participate in the SCO.

So I think that this is one place, perhaps, for this conversation to go forward.

But it's not enough.

I mean, here I think we see the lack in the United Nations of its independence from the

West, and from the United States in particular.

You know, the United Nations needed to set that table for the discussion to bring regional

actors, take independent leadership in Afghanistan.

We haven't seen that kind of independent political leadership from the United Nations.

It continues to deal with the United States and NATO when it comes to Afghan policy.

All right, Vijay, if the UN is the only body that you think can take up a regional solution

to what's going on, which institution within the UN can take this up?

Well, I mean, I would like to see the G77, which is the negotiating branch of the Non-Aligned

Movement table some kind of motion in the General Assembly to call for the UN to lead

regional dialogue.

I'd like the Department of Political Affairs and the UN secretariat to demonstrate some

independence and create some sort of formula to bring the various regional bodies to the

table.

I mean, it's the most credible kind of path forward.

But of course since the UN has very little independence from the United States and the

West, it's unlikely to do that.

And that's a problem.

You know, we need an independent United Nations.

Without an independent United Nations we're not able to have alternative dialogues about

peace and security.

You know, right now our discussions about peace and security are basically framed by

what is in the interest of the United States.

And since Trump and his administration has decided to roll back the troops in Afghanistan,

nothing else really matters.

You know, Mr. Zalmay Khalilzad, who was once the U.S. ambassador to Kabul, was essentially

sent with a brief to make sure that the United States could roll back troops.

This is not a good way to start the peace negotiation which has a regional foundation.

It's an American-based approach, not a world approach, not a regional approach.

For that reason you really need an independent United Nations.

All right, Vijay.

We'll leave it there for now.

I thank you so much for joining us.

Thanks a lot.

Thank you for joining us here on The Real News Network.

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Europeans Are Fed Up With US Behaviour - Putin Gets a Report From The Economy Minister On Davos - Duration: 4:18.

Good afternoon, colleagues. Today we will discuss tourism.

Before we start working, I have a question for a tourist.

Mr Oreshkin, tell us about your work with our colleagues at the World Economic Forum in Davos,

the meetings you had and whether you have anything interesting or useful to report. Please.

Overall, the forum was a rather negative experience.

What? What?

The international mood has greatly worsened over the past year, also because the global economy was rapidly losing momentum in the last quarter.

The IMF also mentioned a downswing.

The IMF first said so in January.

In other words, they have only started adjusting their forecasts, even though negative trends became apparent in the fourth quarter of 2018.

Second, socio-political tensions are growing, with the French yellow vest protests and other events.

Taken together, this had a negative impact on the forum participants.

Representatives of major companies and countries are aware of the rising problems but they do not see any solutions to them.

It is clear that some countries have reacted to this by trying to replace domestic problems with a foreign agenda, including sanctions and trade wars.

All of this is the result of domestic political issues, which ultimately lead to global problems.

One of the reasons for the slackening economic growth is the trade wars,

which are splitting the world into separate blocs and destroying the system that was effective for the past years.

How much has the global trade system lost as a result of all types of restrictions?

According to the WTO analysis for last year, the global economic growth shortfall was around $500 billion,

which is a great deal. All this is having a negative impact on the economy.

We recently had a WTO ministerial conference.

So far, there are no visible solutions to the current problems because the countries involved are not ready to seek agreement.

A large group of countries, including Russia, are willing to look for solutions.

No US delegates attended that conference, which means the problems will persist.

In fact, solutions to global problems are unlikely to be found until domestic political problems are settled.

In terms of the Russian delegation's work at the forum, the outcome was positive.

We had a great deal of bilateral meetings with representatives from France, Switzerland, Portugal, Turkey, Qatar and South Korea, as well as with OPEC delegates.

We had many other meetings to discuss bilateral cooperation. The attitude towards Russia is positive.

We have joint projects with all of these countries, and we are working to implement them.

I would like to add that our European partners have changed their attitude to Russia.

It is gradually improving because the Europeans are seriously frustrated with what the United States is doing, in particular, increased steel and aluminium tariffs and several other things.

We have nothing to do with this.

It was a separate [US] decision regarding the European economies.

Exactly.

In our opinion, all the business people who wanted to attend [the Davos Forum] did so and discussed the issues they wanted.

The forum organisers said that certain Russian business people would not be welcome at Davos. But I met with them, and they apologised for their actions last year.

The conflict can be considered settled, but there is an unpleasant aftertaste, of course.

Thank you.

Fine. Thank you very much.

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World War 3 WARNING: China preparing for IMMINENT conflict warns top US official - DAILY NEWS - Duration: 2:32.

World War 3 WARNING: China preparing for IMMINENT conflict warns top US official

CHINA could be "preparing for World War 3" over the South China Sea dispute according

to Senator James Inhofe, chair of the powerful Senate Armed Services Committee.

The Republican Congressman made the comments during a Tuesday committee hearing on security

threats to the US.

China claims ownership of the oil-rich South China Sea.

This claim is contested by the US and several of the country's neighbours.

According to US military newspaper Navy Times Mr Inhofe commented: "It's like China

is preparing for World War 3.

"You're talking to our allies over there and you wonder whose side they're going

to be on."

China has been fortifying and building bases on islands and artificial reefs in the contested

ocean.

The Chinese territorial claim overlaps with rival claims from Vietnam, the Philippines,

Malaysia, Taiwan and Brunei.

The US refuses to recognise the Chinese claim, and regularly conducts "freedom of navigation

operations" with naval forces in the area.

Mr Inhofe claimed the American public are underestimating the threat from China in the

Pacific.

He warned: "I'm concerned our message is not getting across.

"There's this euphoric attitude people have had since World War II that somehow we

have the best of everything."

US naval patrols in the South China Sea have led to confrontations with Chinese forces.

Last autumn the USS Decatur and a Chinese warship nearly collided in the region, coming

within 45 yards of each other.

Tensions between the US and China have also heightened over trade.

In September President Trump slapped an additional $200billion of tariffs on Chinese goods.

Earlier this week the US Justice Department also issued two indictments accusing Chinese

telecom giant Huawei of stealing commercial secrets and ignoring sanctions on Iran.