john miller was a friend of andreni for 50 years and is mayor of half moon bay. >> he would come to you and say johnny, what are you doing, you're not doing it right. the next day, he would hug you. >> the mayor says the flag at city hall will also be lowered to half staff in honor of eddie andreni. reporting live in half moon bay, rob roth. >>> we are working to learn more tonight about the safety and security that surrounds the air shows. we are speaking with an expert who puts on local shows. about how they respond to these type of crashes, we'll have that story for you coming up tonight at 6. >> homicide detectives are investigating the deaths of two people in south san jose. they are not clear if it is a murder suicide. there is also no word on the gender of the two people killed. neighbors say a man lived there by himself and last night they heard gunshots. homicide investigators discovered the bodies today after receiving a tip. we have a crew at the scene. >>> could be another busy night for law enforcement with people celebrating cinco de mayo and tonight an update on the numbe

. >> i was talking to john miller, nypd terrorism guy.>> it not only can, it will. i would think in europe that may be the number one security threat of this decade. it was basically terrorism 301. they're going to go to europe. some will come here. and we shouldn't think we're immune. the boston marathon attacks. that could become more common in this country. >> lord, i hope you're wrong. >> me too. good to see you as always. appreciate it. >>> coming up, a father of o two of the biggest superstars in sports. richard williams is here with thoughts on parenting, donald sterling, his daughters. you can't miss it. next. what super poligrip does for me is it keeps the food out. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. [ male announcer ] just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. [ corrine ] super poligrip is part of my life now. [ female announcer ] there's a gap out there. ♪ that's keeping you apart from the healthcare you deserve. ♪ but if healthcare changes

. >> i was talking to john miller, nypd terrorism guy.na. >> it not only can, it will. i would think in europe that may be the number one security threat of this decade. it was basically terrorism 301. they're going to go to europe. some will come here. and we shouldn't think we're immune. the boston marathon attacks. that could become more common in this country. >> lord, i hope you're wrong. >> me too. good to see you as always. appreciate it. >>> coming up, a father of o two of the biggest superstars in sports. richard williams is here with thoughts on parenting, donald sterling, his daughters. you can't miss it. next. narrator: this is the storm sea captain: there's a storm comin narrator: that whipped through the turbine which poured... surplus energy into the plant which generously lowered its price and tipped off the house which used all that energy to stay warm through the storm. chipmunk: there's a bad storm comin! narrator: the internet of everything is changing how energy works. is your network ready?" but with less energy, moo

officials will talk about government that your chief threats facing the country and comments from john miller. he talks but the mindset of a terrorist planning an attack. said [indiscernible] they will base it around this while we are talking and turning. people here hell have it on tv. i'm not worried about causing a blackout. terrorism is theater. it requires a storyline that needs a big dramatic scene. shot involves blood spear that is what they're thinking about. >> you can watch the entire discussion with remarks from michael chertoff and john at 8:00tonight starting p.m. eastern here on c-span. up next, we'll hear from the attorney who successfully argued against the defense of marriage act last year with the supreme court's. he sued the federal government for failing to recognize the marriage to another woman. it also talks about ongoing court cases around the country involving same-sex marriage. this is under one hour. >> good afternoon. my name is jonathan leiken. i'm the president of the cleveland metropolitan bar association. i am pleased to introduce robbie kaplan. yesterday, may

gravy. >> and deputy police commissioner john miller is part of the panel also discussing developing threats and homeland security strategy. university of southern california will host that event and that, again, is tonight at eight eastern on c-span. >> and on this monday morning a live picture from the newseum here in washington, d.c.. the u.s. chamber of commerce along with the national association of manufacturers and the council on competitiveness and the organization for international investment is hosting a discussion on america's aging infrastructure. speakers include chamber of commerce president thomas donohue and the national association of manufacturers' president jay timmons, this event marking the start of infrastructure week 2014. it's a series of events focusing on the critical need to modernize the country's aging infrastructure. should get under way in just a moment. live coverage here on c-span2. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> and once again we are live this morning here in the

john miller is deputy director of intelligence with the new york police department and worked for the fbi as a national spokesperson. as a reporter and anchor for abc news, somehow he managed to connect and get an interview with osama bin laden in afghanistan. he worked for cbs news across the board, including "60 minutes." dr. erroll sothers is the associate director of research transition at the department of homeland security's create. ok, that is a mouthful. that is why we call them foe's. he is also a friend of erroll. he is an adjunct professor and has been here for 10 years. he is involved with security at all levels. formerly served as the assistant chief of homeland security at l.a. world airport. he was an fbi special agent. and as many times as i have interviewed him, i just found out out reading his bio. also a swat team member and the santa monica police department officer. bottom line if you see these , gentlemen on television talking about terrorism, you know you are getting the real deal. the experts who know what they are talking about, not like all the experts we are

months later the she marry herd co-star, john my lee miller. the marriage was short-lived.t gave way to a much racier relationship. >> i'm going to tickle you to death, do you understand me? >> this time with actress jimmie, female co-star from "foxfire." angelina was matter of fact about the relationship. >> i thought she was the greatest woman. i had so much fun with her. i found myself loving her and wanting to express that physically. >> do you think you can remember that? >> in what would become a common theme of angelina's art imitating life, she channeled her affinity for experimentation into one of the most captivating roll roles of her career, as the heroin-addicted lesbian gia. >> it was this kind of story this small town girl's great face became a supermodel but lost her way and turned to drugs. >> angelina said that heroin was so close to her life at one point that if she wasn't careful, she could have ended up like gia. >> well, now i don't know what to say. >> when angelina played her, it was like who is this girl, this actress? >> this actress garnered a gold

ripkin broke the game record the president was at camden yards doing play-by-play on the radio with john miller president in his excitement holler, go, baby. i remember commenting at the time, i bet that's not the first time he's said that. >> okay, to be fair, that was from a different annual dinner, it was the radio and correspondence dinner. you wouldn't be excited about any dinner. but as much as bill clinton hated it, he was pretty good at getting a laugh. at his final dinner, he was the star of the memorable veed vid owe that predicted him as a bored guy trying to pass the time as the second term ran out. >> joe? anybody home? >> i wish i could be here more, but i really think bill has everything under control. >> honey, wait, wait, wait, you forgot your lunch. >> i think his legacy is going to be the natural environment. improving the green spaces of our country. . >> clinton's successor knew how to get a laugh. here's george bush performing with an em percent nart back in 2006 after vice president dick they cheney had accidentally shot someone on a hunting trip. >> i agree with the pres

here is some now from new york city deputy police commissioner john miller talked about the mind-set of a terrorist who is planning an attack. >> they sit around. the it thinking about, are we still? that require the big, dramatic scene. involves blood. that is what they're thinking about. >> that was just some of the event held last month at the university of southern california. you can watch the entire event tonight at 8:00 eastern. on the next washington journal michael stratford, reporter for inside higher ed weatherizing cost of college and what options are available for students concerning financial aid. then the american association of state colleges and universities will talk about the value of a college education in today's work environment. after that national review writer charles c. w. post discusses his recent article, drop the dropout, which looks as society pushed for to any cause degree. phone calls, facebook commons, to reach all on washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. last week the house voted to create a select committee that will investigate th

"outfront" tonight, radio host stephanie miller, john avlon and daily beast editor at large lloyd groveinsky scandal. all right. thanks to all of you for being with us. stephanie, the lewinsky bashing is coming from, well, i mean what we just quoted, female columnists. why are they treating her like the villain? >> i know. there is nowhere you can go with this story when you say why did she open her mouth again there is nothing you can say that doesn't sound dirty. and she has become this natural punch line. but i think the most important thing she said, erin, is this was a consensual adult thing. sorry, rand paul, and she says i regret it. i made a mistake. i think the stretch she made was in comparing to it tyler clemente who didn't do anything wrong. all he did is be gay and get taped without his consent. i understand her humiliation and her pain, but she did admit she did something wrong. she knew she was doing something wrong. >> for those who may not remember the story was the student at rutgers university who felt bullied and ended up committing suicide because of that. and she t

miller. >> i challenge you, john workman, and cory johnson -- jon erlichman, and cory johnson. >> i will lose ok if i throw it out? >> you can be the princess. >> thank you. it is time for the bwest byte where we focus on one number that tells a whole lot. what you got? said, iton what matt is 1.7 million for. it brings me great pleasure. more than one .7 million views for a youtube video that brings together the opening sequence of know of thrones," which i you love reimagined to your last segment of mario. whirls wrapped in one. >> oh, my gosh. i love this video. the man behind it actually with us right now via skype from kansas city. nick, what inspired you to do this? >> oh, my gosh. game of thrones because of their opening sequence is the best opening intro ever. i love it. i look forward to the intro as much as the show. i was watching it and thought it would be a great video and easy to do and it really was. >> [indiscernible] >> ok. ♪ now, you have a contract with the video entertainment network. did they help you make it go viral? you have a idea and you posted and they help to promo

honor recipient and included some of the fallen, such as captain ryan dennison, colonel john mcqueue and donald millerand there are great books out there about grant, eisenhower, the gems, but -- generals so there is nothing put together and so we're excited to receive the award. >> it is a graduate day for west point and we'll win silver or gold in best buyography or best gift book. hopefully everyone in america will buy one for their father's day gift. >> indeed. what an accomplishment. what feels come to you when you glance over at your coffee table and you see your book? >> well, it's -- there is a lot of pride in graduating from west point and being able to contribute this book to the legacy of west point is something the whole team is proud of. it was myself and lieutenant vigneault. and we have a white house photographer and his son is graduating from west point this week. and it is something we are proud of and we want others to be proud too. >> and you can buy this in book stores. >> yes. you can buy it on amazon and we have it on sale with the coupon with the word fathers. >> we want people

shinseki's resignation and respected in the military community, chairman jeff miller of the appropriate committee in the house and senator john's calling for a criminal investigation. the president said he was waiting for facts before any accountability. here are the facts. does this change the calculus for the president? >> jake, i haven't had a chance to read the report what happen i know, before coming to talk to you, my understanding that the chief of staff briefed the president on the interim report. my understanding is the president found the findings of the interim report deeply troubling. he's already urged the v.a. to move out now on making sure that veterans have access and care that they need, not wait for the findings of interim reports or final reports. but obviously we're looking at this closely and the preliminary view, based on reading the interim report, it's deeply troubling. and steps need to be taken to correct the obvious deficiencies. >> but nothing in terms of anybody stepping down most notably, secretary shinseki? >> look, we're focused on making sure that these veterans who have delivered for this cou

business built for business. >>> and we're back with our panel, judy miller, ed rollins, mya mcagain nis. let's talk economic issues here. johnid the low-hanging fruit in terms of job creation was keystone, mya. we pushed it back because we're politicking and not leading. >> i think keystone could be part of the whole jobs agenda. i think you node a broad jobs agenda. i would look at things from the broader piece of infrastructure, we're about to bump up for the need for a highway built and the highway trust fund will run out of funds. we have no plan for that. >> pretty soon, because we get to the summer, some of the states will think i don't think i'm going to get the federal money. i'll put the issue off till next year. so it can be a very, very -- >> that could freeze some parts of the economy. >> another thing i would look at, if you're looking at entrepreneurs, how you're going to create jobs, the entrepreneurial sector, how you link the middle class to that is another piece of it and something john boehner talked about, tax reform. it's not immediate, it's long term. but for the jobs ajen da, you need short, immediate

"what miller does bring to the john is a keen, analytical mind for bringing down health care costs andmpaign finance laws and disclosure." he's a familiar face on this network as a guest and former guest host. he's a columnist for "the washington post" and a radio talk show host. mr. miller joins me now. good morning to you, sir. thanks for getting up early. >> sure, good morning, chuck. >> why do you think a freshman democratic member of congress in the house minority, somebody like you who is, you know, you've got an idea a minute that you put out in your columns, what makes you think you can make much archdifferenof a diff you might be in the minority for years. >> when i look at what paul ryan has done from the other side on using a position on the house budget committee to move what i call this haollow regressive plan -- my goal is to get a seat on the budget committee. i think i bring the experience and chops to help the democratic caucus very quickly shape an alternative blueprint that moves a common sense, progressive, economically rational agenda to the center of the national

. >> jon: you said dennis john and i are going to the cheetah club. do you want to go. dennis milleritty bars. >> i used to be into that, jon. >> jon: no, no, now i know you work with the church. >> i'm sort of exact same person. so horrible. people say you seem like you are on tv. i'm like i know 2% different. i got it all together look at the haircut i got going. getting new head shots right after this. [ laughter ] they consumed it. let's do it -- combed it. let's do it. >> jon: i think that's right. you still have that level of enthusiasm i remember you having. >> do i or are you kidding? >> jon: i'm kidding. >> i think i'm doing cart wheels. i feel like i have this john about in a -- jon benet ramsey attitude. ♪ i'm a yankee doodle dandy >> jon: are you going on a big tour? >> i don't think sox i'm going to limp along. i have 21 shows next week at the riv. [ laughter ] i do the venetian still in vegas. that's fun. i know you do it. if you do it sometimes it's a lot harder. >> jon: it's the worst. you forget and people are like, we paid actually. la laugh. >> jon: sorry about tha

our jon stewart company especially john and our senior vice presidents and regional director and vice president especially vice president of demonstrate margaret miller all of whom (clapping) for both also choosing optimistic the court: thank you. p j and all the residents for hanging in there with us and they're ongoing support and for their faith that we could get this and future phases of hunters view done. so, please join us after the ceremony for refreshments and tours up in our beautiful community room and thank you all of you for be able her and to quote the mayor welcome to the new hunter's view (clapping) thank you >> all right. a that's a wrap you all. do visit the facilities i want to personally thank margaret miller for the organization of this lovely event. thank you all for joining us f just about expensive eat but food for everyone and there's organizations in the city that are doing really good work making sure that healthy food it assessable to everyone. more and more as follows are are becoming interested in upper arlthd they want to joy the open green pace sea know where their food it coming from we'll look at 3 programs talking us

miller of the v.a. committee as well as john mccain on the senate side and buck mckeon of the armed services. very tellingy -- a sign. i think that was the belt whether of this. veterans callse that hurt him more? inst: i think that set it motion. the american legion said he had to go and that is huge. nothing has happen like that in decades. and the final straw was the lawmakers who had been supporting him, people like john mccain saying he is a distraction. host: we continue discussion on eric shinseki's resignation. our phone lines are open. we are taking your comments and questions as we go about this. a special line continuing for veterans. with to be calling on that line for veterans from albany georgia. caller: thank you for airing this desperate situation for veterans. i am a veteran. i joined the army at 16 years old. as a result of some of my duty, i contracted melanoma cancer service connected. i have been dealing with the v.a. for 12 years trying to get a rating for this melanoma cancer. they finally gave me 10%. i don't want money, i want my health. to go back to the situation of

john malloy is with us and jonathan miller is with us as well. onhave breaking news allergen.is bill ackman involved? >> he is basically underwriting the bid in part for valkeant. and this is one of the first times we have seen an activist investor really play a big role. >> it's up 21%. this is not like pfizer where it is a nuance of nicholas -- of nickels and dimes. >> it's an indication they can go further. >> we will have more on this but right now to company news. >> google is getting into the driverless car business. sergei brin says google as an idea to transport passengers at the push of barton. the cars of bottle -- the cars have no gas pedal and they will test these cars sometime next year. on the ways may be general motors after investigators are investigating potential flaws in 2000 jim vehicles. among the complaints is the unexpected failure of automatic printing and headlights on gm cars. backly, pimco is getting -- trying to restore some of its lost glory. mccully.inging in paul le pimco is trying to bolster its management. >> this is a huge deal. this guy is in

in the house of representatives, representative john klein, republican from minnesota; representative george miller, democrat from california; representative virginia fox, republican from north carolina; and representative ruben hin hossa, democrat from texas. here? the senate, senator harkin, senator lamar alexander, and finally my close partner and cohort who is here with me today, senator johnny isakson from georgia. madam president, none of us got everything we wanted in the bill we introduced this morning, but all of us got legislation that we believe in. it is a bill that will help our workers. it will help our businesses. and the economy for years to covmencome. madam president, i am as strong of a supporter of our federal workforce development programs as anyone. i have seen firsthand in my home state of washington workers who were laid off, who were able to get new training and new skills and new jobs. and i've seen so many of our washington state businesses from aerospace companies to design firms who were able to access workers with new skills. but the fact is we have been relying on fed

. >> that was john boehner reacting to the secretary of veterans affairs general eric shinseki. jeff millerirman of the house committee and lieutenant colonial ralph peters who is an analyst. thanks both for being here. let me start with you. it's a sad day to see general shinseki go but in the end, did it have to happen? >> it did. he had lost the faith of the american people, and certainly, the people that were mid level burr ocrats didn't feel they had to tell him the truth. it was a sad day because this gentleman is a good american. the focus has been on him thus far but you can hear john boehner there redirecting to mr. shinseki's boss. your thoughts on the president. >> the president took three weeks before he came out and acre knowledged the gravity of the situation. we've had veterans that have died. they have known this for a number of years. they admitted 23 veterans died because they were waiting for care and for the president to have gone forward with the attitude just showed another lack of leadership on his part but again, i'm trying not to make this political. this is about t

john skipper. >> welcome. i am cristina alesci. >> i am matt miller.ephanie are on assignment today so we are filling in for them which kind we haved out here in some m&a news. ford news. the two of us fit the bill. i will give you the news feed. the top business stories from around the world. as christina said, a changing of the guard, retiring and being placed by mark fields on july 1. ford said mulally recommended speeding up the timetable for the change. >> you have created this floored that we know and love. in ford goingent forward, i will be there best cheerleader and i cannot wait to see profitable growth going forward. know the story. press in a few minutes, we will talk with alan mulally and the chairman. stick with us for that. sales with ford dropped unexpectedly last month. in car sales. general motors on the other hand posted a gain more than seven percent. chrysler was up here president obama having fun at the expense of justin timberlake. on facebook, the president posted a picture of himself with justin timberlake and the caption reads

informing policy with evidence and analysis" daniel directs the johns hopkins center for gun policy and research. and farthest to my left is emily miller who is currently senior editor of the opinion pages at the washington times newspaper but we will be starting this month as the chief investigative reporter at fox 5 news. congratulations on your new job. sounds very exciting. she is the author of the both "emily gets her gun: but obama wants to take yours" which is about the current national political debate over gun control. you was awarded the clark mullen of award for investigative reporting from the institute on political journalism in 2012. the baltimore native she is a graduate of georgetown university's school of foreign service so that is a lot of credentials for saturday morning. and i think the way i would like to handle this is i am going to pose some very open ended questions, sparked in my usual liberal minded way by the titles of these three books and i will ask each of their to address the question for couple of minutes and then ask the of the two office to make any responses or comments they would like to make to thos

john avalos the chair of the commission. joined to my right by commissioner london breed and to my left eric mar. the clerk of the committee is alyssa miller. thank you for your work and broadcast by sfgtv staff. thank you for your work. i would like to make a motion to excuse commissioner campos who couldn't make it here today. do we have a motion? okay. we will take that without objection . madam clerk can you call the next item. >> item two is approval of the lafco minutes from the date regular meeting. >> colleagues you have reviewed the minutes. any questions? i see know none. we will go to members of the public. there are no members here and we will close public comment. >> i move approval. >> moved and seconded without objection. item three. >> item three is the community choice aggregation activities report. a status of update on cleanpower sf program. b status update on proceedings on california public utilities commission. >> c status update on the state legislature proceedings. e update on the request for proposals to provide build our plaj for cleanpower sf and e status update on the board of supervisors proposed ordinance for

john avalos the chair of the commission. joined to my right by commissioner london breed and to my left eric mar. the clerk of the committee is alyssa miller. thank you for your work and broadcast by sfgtv staff. thank you for your work. i would like to make a motion to excuse commissioner camwh

john moulton joins us next. ♪ >> to ever question if you're crazy? the race is on. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back. u.k. opposition leader ed millercused by david cameron of inappropriately promoting pfizer and astrazeneca. hands, run us to the charges that ed miller band is leveling at the prime minister. iband is leveling at the prime minister. >> they're doing all this by the books, they say. the business minister talking about this being in the public interest. there may be an opportunity for review. let's take a step back and look at the siemens -- ge deal. industrye french minister they're talking about the need for creating to european powerhouses. it kind of backfired. in part, or member, siemens made this deal and they made all kind of assurances that they would make new job cuts for three years. here, the script is flipped. here's what the ceo saying. keep 20% of combined r&d in the u.k.. that will be for at least five years. a substantial manufacturing facility would stay in macclesfield. that is what it seems to have gone in france. it is too early to tell in both cases. it seems that the public has a better sense of w

john thune took it a step further and say the v.a. allegations and mr. obama's response were both embarrassments. in a letter to congressman miller, v.a. secretary eric schenn sick ki said, quote, it does not appear that patients were not able to see within 90 days were handled consistently n. a haste ily arranged appearance wednesday, president obama voiced his out rage. >> i will not stand for it. not as commander in chief but not as an american. >> house speaker john boehner said outrage is no substitute for accountability, though he stopped short of calling for shinseki's resignation. >> i have to admit i'm getting a little closer. but here's the point. this isn't about one person. >> the bill is passed. >> reporter: the house joeted overwhelmingly to make it easier to fire about 400 managers for poor performance. but the white house has withheld support for the bill some saying it would be more difficult to hire competent managers. bernie sapders wants a closer look. his teconcern? >> that somebody sitting in the secretary office because i want to get rid of administrator because we have other people that we want in there. >> repo

john avalos the chair of the commission, joined to my left by london breed, the vice-chair. and commissioner eric mar and to my right by commissioner hope schmeltzer. the clerk of the committee is alisa miller and i want to thank sfgovtv staff who are broadcasting today. madame clerk, could you please call the next item. >> roll call, would you like me to call the roll. commissioner avalos? >> here. >> commissioner breed? >> breed

john avalos the chair of the commission, joined to my left by london breed, the vice-chair. and commissioner eric mar and to my right by commissioner hope schmeltzer. the clerk of the committee is alisa miller and i want to thank sfgovtv staff who are broadcasting today. madame clerk, could you please call the next item. >> roll call, would you like me to call the roll. commissioner avalos? >> here. >> commissioner breed? >> breed is here. commissioner campos? campos absent. commissioner mar? >> here. >> mar here. commissioner schmeltzer >> schmeltzer here. >> mr. chair, we have a quorum. great. let's go to our next item, please. >> item no. 2, approval of the lafco minutes from the january 24, 014 regular meeting and march 3, 2014 special joint meeting with the san francisco public utilities commission. >> colleagues my comments or questions of the minutes? okay. seeing none, we can open this item up for the many people who are in our audience -- wait, there is no one there. welcome. and we'll close public comment. colleagues do we have a motion to approve the minutet minutes? motion from commissioner breed and seconded by commissioner schmeltzer, without objection. next item, please. >> t

miller of the v.a. committee as well as john mccain on the senate side and buck mckeon of the armed services. very tellingy -- a sign. i think that was the belt whether of this. veterans callse that hurt him more? inst: i think that set it motion. the american legion said he had to go and that is huge. nothing has happen like that in decades. and the final straw was the lawmakers who had been supporting him, people like john mccain saying he is a distraction. host: we continue discussion on eric shinseki's resignation. our phone lines are open. we are taking your comments and questions as we go about this. a special line continuing for veterans. with to be calling on that line for veterans from albany georgia. caller: thank you for airing this desperate situation for veterans. i am a veteran. i joined the army at 16 years old. as a result of some of my duty, i contracted melanoma cancer service connected. i have been dealing with the v.a. for 12 years trying to get a rating for this melanoma cancer. they finally gave me 10%. i don't want money, i want my health. to go back to the situation of

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tremendous amount of supporter and jeff miller the house oversight committee has not called for it, but we need to give him a chance to testify. >> we will hear it. john and jacob, thank you for the service and the passions related to this, and there are many thing ths that we can diff on, and both of you want the best care for our veterans in this case, and thank you both. >> thank you. >> thank you for your father's service, too. >> thank you. >> and we are following information from turkey where there is a rescue mission to pull people out of a mine where 230 are believed dead and hundred hundreds more trapped. crews were applauded as they brought out injured miners. it happened in to a shift change yesterday and the authorities say that almost 800 people were inside at the time more than a mile down. joining me now is nbc's annabelle roberts, and we are hearing reports that maybe protests as the minutes and the hours pass, frustrations will grow, but what are we hearing of the latest on the ground there? >> yes, there have been protests at the scene allegedly violent, but not very big. desperate family members who are re really, really longing for

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