when dave was a little kid. he wanted to be exactly like it stan and his dad was a football player macho and dave was not a macho kid but he wanted to be like is stabbed and so i think he he almost forced his own personality to be more like dad which was tough and so on the exterior at times he was very top but inside he just he had a really sweet heart we just had this bond that was it was father and son but it was something way beyond father and son i i was so heavily invested in making sure that he grew up knowing he was loved beyond knowing he was loved knowing that he was just important and. secure safe. they were so close that the points that made me jealous is as a son because i felt like i was almost living in the shadows of bubbles like dave could be he was just a guy that dead once you knew. you wanted to be on his side you wanted him to to like you because. he was still great guy. the aerial reaction force surrounded the demanding that the insurgents surrender instead the insurgents opened fire in the

when dave was a little kid. he wanted to be exactly like his dad and his dad was a football player macho and dave was not a macho kid but he wanted to be like his stand and so i think he he almost forced his own personality to be more like dad which was tough and so on the exterior at times he was very tough but inside he just had a really sweet heart we just had this bond that was it was father and son but it was something way beyond father and son i i was so heavily invested in making sure that he grew up knowing he was loved beyond knowing he was loved knowing that he was just important and. secure safe. they were so close that the points that made me jealous is as a son because i felt like i was almost living in the shadow sometimes it was like dave could be he was just a guy that dead once you knew. you wanted to be on his side you wanted him to to like you because. he was still great guy. i feel. the aerial reaction force around of the thicket demanding that the insurgents surrender instead the insurgents

when dave was a little kid he wanted to be exactly like a stand. and his dad was a football player macho and dave was not a macho kid but he wanted to be like is stad and so i think he he almost forced his own personality to be more like dad which was tough and so on the exterior at times he was very top but inside he just had a really sweet heart we just had this bond that was it was father and son but it was something way beyond father and son. i was so heavily invested in making sure that he grew up knowing he was loved beyond knowing he was loved knowing that he was just important and. secure safe. they were so close that the points that made me jealous is as a son because i felt like i was almost living in the shadows of bubbles like dave could be he was just a guy that bed once you knew. you wanted to be on his side you wanted him to to like you because. he was still great guy. i feel. the aerial reaction force around of the thicket demanding that the insurgents surrender instead the insurgents opened fire in the chaos private first class dan

when dave was a little kid he wanted to be exactly like his stand. and his dad was a football player macho and dave was not a macho kid but he wanted to be like is stan and so i think he he almost forced his own personality to be more like dad which was tough and so on the exterior at times he was very top but inside he just had a really sweet heart we just had this bond that was it was father and son but it was something way beyond father and son. and i was so heavily invested in making sure that he grew up knowing he was loved beyond knowing he was loved knowing that he was just important and. secure safe. they were so close that the points that made me jealous is as a son because i felt like i was almost living in the shadow sometimes it was like dave could do no wrong he was just a guy that dead once you knew you wanted to be on his side you wanted him to to like you because. he was still great guy. i feel. the aerial reaction force surrounded the demanding that the insurgents surrender instead the insurgents opened fire in the chaos private firs

when dave was a little kid he wanted to be exactly like his stand. and his dad was a football player macho and dave was not a macho kid but he wanted to be like is stad and so i think he he almost forced his own personality to be more like dad which was tough and so on the exterior at times he was very top but inside he just had a really sweet heart we just had this bond that was it was father and son but it was something way beyond father and son. and i was so heavily invested in making sure that he grew up knowing he was loved beyond knowing he was loved knowing that he was just important that and. secure safe. they were so close that the points that made me jealous is as a son because i felt like i was almost living in the shadow sometimes it was like there could be he was just a guy that dead once you knew you wanted to be on his side you wanted him to to like you because. he was still great guy. i feel. the aerial reaction force surrounded the demanding that the insurgents surrender instead the insurgents opened fire in the chaos private first c

when dave was a little kid he wanted to be exactly like it stand. and his dad was a football player macho and dave was not a macho kid but he wanted to be like is stan and so i think he he almost forced his own personality to be more like dad which was tough and so on the exterior at times he was very top but inside he just had a really sweet heart we just had this bond that was it was father and son but it was something way beyond father and son. and i was so heavily invested in making sure that he grew up knowing he was loved beyond knowing he was loved knowing that he was just important and. secure safe. they were so close that the points that made me jealous is as a son because i felt like i was almost living in the shadows sometimes it was like dave could do no wrong he was just a guy that then once you knew you wanted to be on his side you wanted him to to like you because. he was still great guy. i feel. the aerial reaction force around of the thicket demanding that the insurgents surrender instead the insurgents opened fire in the chaos priv

dave: thank you. liz: one of the important base metals used in housing is copper, there is a sink or trade around 11:30 a.m. at the cme that cost the price of copper to spike. there you see it. according to dow jones that trade, copper trading at 335 and next thing you know jump to 344, $3.44 a pound. what they are going to do is eliminate all trade above $3.42 a pound because it was a fast finger trade apparently, an erroneous trade immediately reported to the cme global command center group. the erroneous trade caused the spike and the spike was the highest level in eight months so highly unusual with no news so that trade will be eliminated, a 11:49 eastern time. dave: we will find out how many trades are adjusted in the end. it is the season for holiday movies. the industry is turning them out and big box office sales are expected but which ones will come out on top and which ones will flop. we will place our bets. liz: the big bond guru bill gross says we are living in a, quote, bitcoin age. our

dave, what a story. >> yeah. these may be another typical stories you hear about homeless people and undocumented immigrants, but undocumented people, but these are the kinds of stories when you take the time to listen, when you ask questions. so many times we will hear amazing stories, especially talking to military folks who will tell a story at storycorps, talk about their lives. then he asked them, have you ever told the story before? no. why not? nobody's ever asked. >> i have to go to one of my favorite stories and we played before on democracy now! as we've had you in for different holidays and specials. valentine's day and christmas and other times. this is early 2006 and it is 12- year-old joshua who has as burgers, interviewing his mother sarah. >> from a scale of one to 10, do you think are laughably different without animals? >> i think it would be an eight and without animals because they add so much pleasure to life. >> how else to think your life would be different? >> i could do without cockroache

after five minutes of fierce fighting dave attempted to reestablish his position further back. i want to pull out. and as he sprints backwards he is shot by his lieutenant. and the way we have figured this elf ballistically and through the autopsy reports it had to have been. extreme close range he is shot in the back the lower left buttock but he fell just feet away from the man who shot him and the man who shot him his lieutenant had to have gone like this to do it he would have had to swallow at this kind of angle now maybe he thought it was one of the terrorists trying to run out whatever day full speed from him just feet from him four seconds later hanson gets up and retreats even more and the sheriff's knew early on that. it was mistakenly shot by lieutenant hansen but it wasn't until receiving the videos nearly a year later that they fully understood how the commanding officers actions following the shooting further impacted their son's death as two dead there's one one on the two on the battlefield left who are alive and fighting and one who is dying who is still alive.

we're going to get into that in a second, dave. i'm going to put on you pause. >> so the community is responding to this: dan, talk us about the need for standards here. should there been labeling in the regulation? >> i think people should be know where their products come from. i'm aware of schemes that put the onus on the foreign producers for cost and segregating goods that go into production. if somebody wants to put made in america, they should incur the cost to put that on. and i want to bring up the point about manufacturing. there's this premise that u.s. manufacturing is in duress and it's downward for a long time. but the fact is that u.s. manufacturing is thriving and it has been thriving since the second world war, and we have had recessions, where the value has gone down, but what they tend to inflate is jobs in america. 12 million, and the manufacturing sector itself is doing very well, making great profits and revenues, and we need to point that out. >> we're going to come back, and the made in america label means m

. >> while they proudly call themselves survivalists or preppers, deron damey and dave stewart, owner and manager of california-based off the grid survival supply store also call themselves entrepreneurs. >> we carry the products that you may need in an emergency to take care of your family. >> that's 1 million volts, okay? now, volts won't kill you, all right, but what's going to happen is, every muscle in your body when you get hit by this, is going to and then you will go over. if you have to start with empty plastic bottles, get the ball rolling. know that you have a supply of water that you can go to, because again, three days without water and you are dead. here's the question, how much water do you have saved up? you think you're good. >> we usually keep, like, three cases. three cases of gallon waters. which is probably 12 gallons at the most. >> that's terrible, guys, that's terrible. >> fear is a motivator and it's a powerful tool in marketing for good and bad. >> adam is a professor of marketing at the nyu stern school of business. he says entrepreneurs like deron and dave

. >> fred morin, dave mcmillen, restauranteur, chefs at the legendary joe beef, bon vivant, historians of their beloved great white north, princes of hospitality. and what do they like to do for fun when the rivers turn to ice three feet thick, when testicles shrink and most of us scurry for warmth and shelter? if they were like so many other canadians, they would go ice fishing on the st. lawrence river. >> the cabin fever endeuces in our family because we are confined, perhaps, to spend so much time indoors, a lot of the families love to do, you know, activities together like go to the cottage, go ice fishing, you know, it gets you out of the house. it's very much a family thing. >> like many of their ilk, they seek one of the temporary towns, of sled-borne cabins, drill a hole in the ice, and wait. but these are not normal men. >> is quebec better than the rest of canada? >> obviously. >> it's not that, but yeah, sure. >> come on, you didn't have to think about it that long. >> no. >> wait a minute. are strippers paid hourly here? is that right? it's not a -- >> it's considered an a

>> we're going to call him dave. we've disguysed him because he fears for his life if dealers know who he is. >> you do what you do >> dave calls himself an associate of the tender loin drug trade he says dealers are just trying to make a living. on a good day, it's really good. >> any day, you can come home with $20,000. in a day. >> dave says many would surprise you. >> you don't take a look at someone pulling up in a buick. a bmw with a suit on. >> professionals? >> people that have good money. >> but it's also a risky business. >> have you ever been afraid? >> every day. >> of being shot? or? >> every day. every single day. >> there is a risk of getting arrested. most have long rap sheets but they serve little time. and are quickly back on streets. it's within a learning experience in jail. >> now, you're putting skill sets to use in there you know? you're getting connections. >> dave says crack cocaine used to be the popular drug. now, it's prescription pills. >> it's not thought of to be you know, as bad as cra

>> we're going to call him dave. we've disguysed him because he fears for his life if dealers know who he is. >> you do what you do >> dave calls himself an associate of the tender loin drug trade he says dealers are just trying to make a living. on a good day, it's really good. >> any day, you can come home with $20,000. in a day. >> dave says many would surprise you. >> you don't take a look at someone pulling up in a buick. a bmw with a suit on. >> professionals? >> people that have good money. >> but it's also a risky business. >> have you ever been afraid? >> every day. >> of being shot? or? >> every day. every single day. >> there is a risk of getting arrested. most have long rap sheets but they serve little time. and are quickly back on streets. it's within a learning experience in jail. >> now, you're putting skill sets to use in there you know? you're getting connections. >> dave says crack cocaine used to be the popular drug. now, it's prescription pills. >> it's not thought of to be you know, as bad as cra

we begin with the eight time , andy nominee dave koz then we will turn to a conversation with the great charlie haden, one of the most influential and acclaimed jazz a chancend will have to hear him in a performance that closes this show. we are glad you joined us. a conversation with dave koz and charlie haden coming up now. ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: eight time grammy nominee dave koz cb brings joan albright, richard elliot to reinvent classic songs from the 60's and 70's. the album features hits from sly and the family stone, blood sweat and tears, and chicago. let's hear a clip from the beatles "got to get you into my life." ♪ ♪ tavis: for cap to grew up in the hood like i did, you think the elements, but it only goes to show how brilliant when an and mccartney are. it is their song, but the others but distinct on it, and when you hear it in my neighborhood you think earth wind and fire. >> you know i love you. tavis: i love you back. >> this project is a labor of love. to do.at i wanted i had it in my head for so man

will and dave claim they've lost them. the virginia dmv says it has updated its policy and will deny a license or i.d. card to anyone who appears in disguise. >> when these videos came out the first reaction is, these guys are awesome. how did they come up with this idea? why do they think they can get away with this? they managed to go get a number of driver's licenses pictures with completely different identities in a post 9/11 world. this is remarkable and it caused a major outcry. >> maybe one of the reasons i was a little skeptical is like, really? the dmv is that lax about letting that stuff go with the way security works in this country? >> will and dave say they meant no harm and maybe did some good. >> it was a joke, it escalated to a matter of national security. did we expect that? no. i think it's a good thing that people do know they can get a license that easy. >> call them filmmakers or pranksters. >> we are heros. artists. we don't like to put boundaries on what we do. >> whatever you want to call them, will

dave drove a taxicab for nearly 50 years for the city, first for desoto, later as a driver for the luxor company. at this time i'd like to ask director i'd like if you'd like to say a few words about mr. deforest. >> i'll be brief. dave deforest was a high school basketball star, he held a business degree, he held a degree in computing before anyone knew what computing was. this january 3rd he would have celebrated 50 years as a tax driver, almost all of which he spent in the city of san francisco. i was privileged to know dave and through him i was privileged to know other great drivers at luxor who remember him as a kind and generous person who liked to smoke a big cigar. even younger drivers remember him who took the time to teach them the tricks of the trade. he will be affectionately remembered by a lot of people for many years to come. thank you for this opportunity to remember this ciefer. >> with members' consent we will adjourn the meeting in memory of mr. deforest. >> items 11 and 16 beth call for the board to take approval actions within the meaning of chapter 31 of the san fr

i'll have that a little bit later. >> thank you dave. the violence is escalating between arrival groups in south sudan. the u.s. says it's repositioning troops the area. >> i will be sending a letter to the security council containing my recommendation for posting the protection capacity of unis with logistic asset. >> from the capitol city of j yub. >> soldiers from the army have defected and joined rebels loyal at the time former vice president riek machar. the u.n. is having a really tough time dealing with thousands of people, running to their bases for shelter. earlier i talked to toby lanza the u.n. coordinator. >> very, very tense in the past few days, i've just come off my phone in the office there. the tension continues, there are skirmishes that are ongoing. not only the parties who are having this political struggle for power here, it's also now armed youth who are increasing reply taking nature into their own hands in different parts of jonglei state. we will do whatever we can in the united nations to make sure the people wh

dave these were the bread and butter issues for democrats. what kind of headwinds does the president face on passing universal preschool and more investment? higher education? >> he has incredibly headwinds plastering him in the face right now, which is why you can consider this speech drawing a big bullseye on the elections in 2014. if asked what the president has done in the last couple of months they would probably say, well, he got pummelled on health care and he pardoned a couple of turkeys. so this play well with the base when it comes to midterm elections. >> the solutions on how to tackle the income gap, dave thank you. >>> coming up next, a major u.s. employer has a strong message for perspective employees, smokers are not welcome. new details on what lead to that deadly plane crash in new york. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm stephanie sy. a major u.s. employer has gone from no smoking at work to sno smokers at work. the insurance company, significant ga now says it won't higher people who test positive for tobacco use.

. >> three years after his manslaughter conviction dave warren stands trial again. he was one of three officers convicted in the killing of henry glover. we're live in new orleans , ben, what can you tell bus this new trial, and what will be different about the first? >> reporter: stephanie, essentially we're going to see two completely new trials. when the officer was on trial he was on actua trial with two othr police officers, and there was a cover up of this murder and the trial evolved around the fact that henry glover had been taken in a car, it was lit on fire near the west bank and burned. that was the major component of it. here now defense attorneys say that was not a fair trial. they wanted that to change. they went to appellate court and that was overturned. we're seeing essentially a completely different trial. we're seeing different evidence and nothing from those other officers will be admitted in this trial. this is a major civil rights case and nationally known after hurricane katrina. they thought they had closure. now they know that they don't. >>

well, from miami, dave is a former nsa, he's not a space guy. he's a spy guy. a former scientist that runs his own hacking company right now called immunity incorporated. so you first. why would they be looking at gamers? why are they probing gamers? >> you know, i don't really think there's you really a big reason why they would follow us gamers. it doesn't make a lot of sense. if i were a terrorist i would find way better ways to communicate and think of bad things to do. so for me it's kind of a joke. >> so a joke it may be but do you feel that they're looking over your shoulder? they are digitally spying on your every move? even who you're playing with and, you know, how you play the game? >> well, i mean, i think -- you know, i think as long as they're not doing anything, any terrorist activity or trying to do any wrong doings to the u.s. or our allies you shouldn't have to worry about anything. for a lot of us we feel pretty safe. we'll continue to play our games like we do. we have a blast doing this. it's a lot of fun for us. >> so before gi go to dave,

daves isn't here. >> mr. horace, can you step forward or who is going to represent the permit holder, please step forward. >> for the record, i am looking at the file, the appeal was filed on october 24, signed by mr. daves and he walked out with a permit. >> and he submitted a brief. >> so it has not been rescheduled. >> okay. >> do you have anything you want to say to the board about the appeal? or any contact you have had with the appellant? >> still want to uphold the permit that was issued. only way to improve the property. >> okay. >> mr. duffy. >> commissioners, the permit was issued to address a notice of violation that was issued by dbi on 20th of september, 2013. an unpermitted event has been installed on the property, and the watershed drains water on the neighbor's property. a building permit was planned to reduce the garden shed to 1 foot or less and to be at least three feet from the property lane. the permit was not in compliance with dbi. so they did apply for a permit. they filed the permit i

and dave stewart, chief of staff to former president declerk. here in our studio, senior scholar at the wilson center in washington, d.c. and author of "chained together: mandela, de clerc." my guests are very thoughtful people, the pause that you'll hear is not because they're taking a long time to think about it, but there is a little bit of a delay on the satellite with us this evening, so bear with us. dave stewart, in the 1980s the world had a not seen nelson mandela for 20 years but there was terrible unrest, and in the soweto up rising there was greater resistence to the government's rule. were there people in the cabinet saying we have to talk to nelson mandela, and it would be a big mistake to let him die in jail. >> well, yes, for some time there were moves to engage nelson mandela in discussions. former president offered to release nelson mandela if he went to the transsky homeland. but nelson mandela in a very principled manner said no. he didn't want to be released under that basis. he wanted to be released into a free south africa.

>>reporter: by the way dave was not a target of the federal indictment. he says would he like to leave the trade and get a legitimate job but he says many drug dealers even if they wanted to get jobs can't. because of the long wrap sheet and lack of skills and who would want to flip burgers at minimum wage when you make so much on the streets. so it's hard to break that cycle. vick lee, 7 news. >> the newest resident of fisherman wharf has something in common with thousands of local and tourist probably you. it loves to eat freshly cracked crab this time of year. divers help this giant pacific octopus get comfortable in the new home at the aquarium of the bay at pier 39. local fisherman found the octopus in his catch of dungeness crab. >> like thanksgiving the big sea fest. giant pacific octopus love to feed on dungeness crab so unfortunately they become catch in the crab pot because they see the big crab pot and are dinner and climb in and start feasting and they get lifted up on to a boat. they go oh, no. >> that's right. octopus only live about three y

i'm dave clark. >>> steve, that wind blowing through here? >> absolutely, dave. for some, not for everybody. it will be breezy, blustery. 30s, 40s, 50s. it will be sunny. but cooler. upper 50s, low 60s. the breeze out of the north- northwest and rain forming in southern california. they will have rain town there. we won't up here. we get the better air quality. the wind advisories take us through the evening mainly on the coast and the higher elevations. 30s, 40s and i mean there's still 40s an -- and tonight it will be much, much colder. i know it's light slow in reno. that system is really moving fast. i don't think it will be around too much longer. breezy, cooler, windy at times. a lot of sun. very good air quality. 50s, low, low 60s. here's sal. >>> steve, there are no restrictions on 8 or or a. you -- on 80 or 50. you can get the chains up there but it's more expensive. if you are the kind of person who carries chains, carry them on the way to the sierra if you are going there. the local traffic is moving along well heading out to the macarthur maze. when y

thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, dave. i have that had privilege of working with john kilroy now for about 3 years. i recognized early on that he has three attributes for effective leadership. he's always looking ahead for the important ideas that shape the future of commercial real estate. at the same time he's absolutely grounded in the moment. he's committed to delivering every project to the highest standards. there would be no 333 brandon street without john's vision and energy and optimism and ability to move a project forward. it's my pleasure to introduce him now. please welcome john kilroy, president and ceo of the company. [ applause ] >> he's either a germ foeb. thank you for the comment. i'm sure your daughter will be a tech person. it's great to see everybody here today and thanks for coming out. it's actually nice and warm right here where it's back in the shade it's a bit chilly. as mike noted we've been deepening our commitment to the city in a spectacular way in the course of three years. we have 4.5 milli

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dave warren joins us with all of the details. >> it will dump a lot of snow, but not today. it will intensify tomorrow throughout the day. these are the latest watchings and warnings. winter storm warning in central to western pennsylvania. it is headed to the mid-atlantic and eventually slowly moving up the northeast. the radar picking up rain and mix of sleet and freezing rain. this is the forecast showing the area extending out ahead of the storm. the first storm here over the midwest intensifying, bringing the rain and heavier snow to the midwest. it will redevelop off of the coast, but by saturday this when the peak is effecting the atlantic. the know will be heavy, we're talking about accumulations and a mix of freezing sleet and rain. >>> dave warren thank you very much. >>> secretary of state john kerry says he is now confident israelis and palestinians can reach a final peace deal by april. he says israel will release more palestinian prisoners on december 29th. that is part of an effort to relaunch peace negotiations. >>> north korea executing the uncle of couple -

>> dave, i'm going to give you the last word. all i'll say is hint, hint, i love the word $967 billion. >> they couldn't write bills to that, larry. >> when you say -- let's get one of our mechanics in and this would be a fun conversation. you can write the legislation to that number. accumulating the votes for it becomes your problem because of all the special interests banging on your door. look, the reality of it is, until this conversation becomes about mandatory spending, the entitlement state, a lot of this discussion almost borders on absurd because of the amount of savings that we get today but also in the out years. what breaks my heart is we continue this fight over the sequestration when the 10,000-pound gorilla, which is, let's be honest, medicare and the other entitlements, that's what consumes us as a people. >> and medicaid. i'll just say this, from my senior source, speculated that the defense hawks and others in the republican house caucus, they would leave 40 to 50 votes short of the 218 necessary to get legisla

we'll discuss the big stories of 2013 with sports writer dave ziron. don't go away we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] own your obsession with the exceptional values during the season of audi. visit audioffers.com today. ♪ ♪ don't worry about a thing >>> 2013 was an incredible year in sports. it really was. >> shame. grand slam, baby. >> from boston strong to an nfl bullying scandal there was plenty to talk about. list bring in dave zirin the nation's sports correspondent and host of "edge of sports radio." >> what's the best sports story of 2013? >> best sports story of 2013 is the city of boston. i'm not talking about the boston red sox winning their third title in ten years, winning a title in boston for the first time since they had a pitcher named babe ruth and the russian revolution was in full swing. i'm talking about the way the city of boston rallied around the first responders after the bombing of the boston marathon and the way that the scar that will now always be on the boston marathon i would argue has been minimized o

>> but the red one hits dave's honda pilot. the third time it's been hit by a vehicle. and the larger white suv smacks into the first plow on scene. all inside survive, but there are still more out-of-control vehicles right behind them. >> watch out, guys! watch out! >> get out of the road! get out of the road! >> a driver just misses people running away on the sidewalk and lands in betty ian's front yard. >> i saw a woman barrel through the hedges. and i was afraid that she may have been seriously hurt and when she stepped out of the car it was the biggest relief that she was okay. >> watch out, guys! here comes another one. >> but the icy hill will still claim one more vehicle. a full sized car slides sideways out of control. it crunches the pickup with full force. fortunately there's no passenger in the car and it doesn't stop until it hits a tree, next to the first car that slid into the yard. all told, more than two dozen cars slid past the camera, ten of them suffering damage. no one is seriously injured. when an officer arrives on scene to sort out this bad day i

i'm dave clark. >>> let's go right to sal. >> westbound highway 4, right near bailey road. the traffic is narrowing down to one lane and maybe the shoulder. but most of the freeway is blocked. we have a long backup stretching as farther back even in antion. you know how bad it gets without any crashes at all on a monday coming out of highway 4. if this is your commute, you might strongly want to consider putting it off because some of the side roads that i would recommend are now very crowded. people have heard about the crash and they are on side roads. you will be caught up in a bunch of slow traffic. i can't really in good conscious tell you take a side street because everyone else has already thought about that. you are kind of looking at these long delays. if you can get to the b.a.r.t. station, maybe you can do that. but again, highway 4 near bailey road. most of the freeway is blocked. chp has issued a sig-alert. we want you to know that this is still an ongoing situation. we just got a call f

[applause] >> thank you, dave. i'm not from miami. so we had just little snakes in massachusetts and are not fun at all. but i've written two books now about the words called "alphabetter juice" and "the joy of text." i was reading a textbook of linguistics and the connection between words and meaning as arbitrary. which doesn't make any sense to me. that would mean that splurge and spit could mean the same thing. and i think that words have a lot to do -- not all, but the best words have to do with this. giving an example, how they move through your body. it has rss [bleep], so that is because there was a python body behind him. and so, okay. so it came from from the latin word to urinate. that is the literary latin word in the street latin use a different form, which is how we got our work. the etymologist went on to say that obviously this captures the sound and i said, this is my kind of work. first welcome all the best words come from the street and then they also sound like this. but then it hit me that this doesn't sound like t

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