merging to get a little look at the view part strong kerridge and we were looking at your central park it's kind of a historical. little angle we've gone on with our lead changes and used to be this is the only way you could get into the park when. people came in the first ten years because the parking here mean. the written one percent yes in fact they acquired it through everything to me and pushed out sixteen hundred working for the immigrants out of this area the people realize that it was actually people lived here at the time was macbeth. you know it was built around the park it was about london at the time was the new yorker's up and coming and they wanted to find a way to compete with london because they have these really beautiful works in london so what a new york to america and american very kind of culture. the biggest part of the world. so we're really living what it would have been like a day and a carriage i guess and it's also a good way to channel maybe what the super rich might be feeling in france right now which brings me to my next story because french law law and

certain things like your trains and bringing your commercial cart in which is how you drive through central park through a limited the people that were allowed to come basically and enjoy the park but now if you can actually in fact don't pigeons in the park i would say to massively bend to moscow it's fair game very green so maybe we should step off this carrier and their dad get back down to earth because that's about all the time we have for today's least change. seconds all right so that wraps up our week in new york conquering central park the financial system in times square to bring you insight from the center of the financial system in the u.s. at least but that's all we have time for so thank you so much for watching be sure to come back next week and in the meantime you can follow me on twitter at lauren lyster go out like us on facebook it's our new facebook page facebook dot com slash capital account that is the official facebook page i want to let you know because there are others out there you can also watch any show that you missed comment we will get to your feedback next week at

he said there's only one way to get to central park.arkansas, which may explain that observation. i said no, there's not. there's a lot of ways. you can walk the other way and get to central park. he hadn't considered that. >>guest: governor huckabee is a man of strong faith. i don't begrudge anyone who supports and advocates their faith. there are so many different paths people of faith have. i think we all have a role about which direction our country should take and how to live a good life, how to be in service to others. >>imus: we're talking with joanna brooks whose book "the book of mormon girl: the memoir of an american faith," you originally self-published this and then free press picked it up? >>guest: yes. >>imus: good for you. what's the biggest misconception about -- i mean, what do all of us need to know about mormonism that we don't know that we think we do. >>guest: i think your listeners are probably keyed in than the rest of the world. mormons don't practice polygamy. that's the big misconception. a lot of people assume

i was in central park doing "into the woods."i really enjoyed it. doing theater in the city was amazing, in central park it's this epic -- hot, hot place. >> jimmy: yeah, it is very hot and humid. yeah. >> i was really hot and humid, and kind of had wet handkerchiefs on my head. i looked very glamorous. very glamorous. >> jimmy: oh, really? yeah, very glamorous. >> cold packs on my -- >> jimmy: have you been having fun? going out? or what do you do?? >> i've been having a really good time. i'm here with my daughter. >> jimmy: the prettiest girl ever. she's so cute. >> i'm gonna agree with you. she's a little over 2, about 2 1/2. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> she's still at that great age where everything's an adventure. she liked taking a bus. so that was a big adventure for me. >> jimmy: taking the bus? >> taking the bus. taking a subway. so we did a lot of bus and subway. >> jimmy: that's what she wanted to do? >> she was happy doing just about anything, really. she likes the carousel in central park. >> jimmy: i know, i saw that p

. >>> still ahead, police think a man arrested for a horrific crime in central park this week may also be responsible for a cold case in west virginia. >>> one of d.c.'s hottest restaurants puts down new roots up on capitol hill. the new take on the new hank's oyster bar, next. >>> where's kate? there she is. >> yeah, that katie. bethesda's own olympic gold medali medalist, katie ledecky got a shoutout from president obama today. they had a special ceremony honoring u.s. olympians and paralympians. they presented the obamas with the american flag they carried during the opening ceremonies. team usa won 104 medals, 46 of them gold. >>> hank's oyster bar, a longtime staple in dupont circle and in old town, now the chef has expanded opening a new hank's up on the hill. >> does it measure up to the high standards of the namessake? here's what tom had to say. >> reporter: oysters on the half shell, lobster rolls, a burger for those who don't fish. the cooking at the oyster bar on the hill is similar to what you'll find at the other seafood joints in alexandria. as i fork into a clutch of su

. >> charlotte has its own central park. >> freedom park is the central park of charlotte. it is 98 acres of lush greenery centered around a 7 acre lake. it is part of the green way system. if you love running, jogging, roller-blading you have all of these trails at your disposal there in the park. >> it is next to the nature museum discovery place. i grew up in south carolina we always went to discovery place. >> the kids will love those. >> and the mint museum you have to check that one out. >> and lastly we have the bike tour. >> one of my favorite ways to see a city is by bike. charlotte happens to be a bike friendly city. charlotte nc offers a range of tours from $35 to $75 something for every budget. there's a southern food tour a microbrewery tour it's a great way to see the history and food and slice of life of charlotte. >> the mayor has done such a great job. >> sthooivengs. good to see you, courtly. it is 25 after the top of the hour. coming up hypocrisy alert. democrats say it's wrong for cat states to require id's to vote. there are different standards at the c

to cover some central park related stories from a horse drawn carriage so you won't want to miss that sounds good lauren looking forward to it that's going to that's all coming up next in just a couple minutes but for now a quick we're going to go we've got a quick note for you before we leave though the international emmys are coming up on monday and r.t.d. has been nominated under the current of very fairs and news categories for our continuous coverage of the occupy wall street movement several members of our crew are headed to new york this weekend for the ceremony so what shows luck and if you want to really watch that occupy coverage or for more on any of the stories we've covered today go to youtube dot com slash r t america check out our website r t dot com slash usa and don't forget to follow me on twitter at meghan underscore lopez. emission and free cretaceous and free transport charges free. range month free risk free stooge type free. download free broadcast plug in video for your media projects and free media and on to our teeth dot com. wealthy british style. marke

in new york they have their central park without central peace because of a brutal attack. a 73-year-old woman was raped while bird watching. she was found face down in the area known as straw about ri fields. >> her face was badly beaten. she had mulch on her face and mud. she told me she had been raped. >> the victim said her attacker was the same man she photographed masturbating in the park earlier this month. she said the man confronted her after she refused to release the pictures. police said the man is identified as david albert mitchell. they took him into custody. >>> at least four people were killed and eight others injured after a vehicle slamed into a bus stop here in las vegas. it happened early this morning. the car was speeding when this barreled into the bus stop. it was traveling so fast that it flew into the air before crashing. the unidentified driver apparently drunk. his blood will be tested to determine if he was drunk and if he will face charges. >>> negotiations continue between the teachers union and school officials. the main concern is the percen

oh, it well cost you a whopping $350 for eight, 90 minute sessions. >> in central park.tral park happens to be the safest precinct in new york city. >> reporter: she calls it free range parenting. letting your kids play, free of parental controls and scrutiny. she was once called the worst mother in the world after she wrote about letting her 9-year-old son, ride the new york city subway by himself. izzy is now 14. he managed to survive. she says the trend in american parenting is increasing paranoia, fear of letting kids play alone, literally, three different parents i spoke to said, what kind of liability does she have? >> have them sign a waiver that i don't expect anybody much less lenore to be sups vising my kids. >> reporter: critics like parenting experts, worry about the safety of young kids being left to fend for themselves. >> i just think it is unbeliefably irresponsible. letting kids run around and do potentially harm to themselves or others is not a good idea. >> an adult free playground may not end up like lord of the flies, but the prospect seems just as c

this was the scene at new york central park tonight.k stars gathering for a free concert to draw attention to poverty worldwide.

this was the scene at new york central park tonight.k stars gathering for a free concert to draw attention to poverty worldwide. the festival featured black peas and john legend and neil young. an estimated 4660,000 fans crowd in order the park while was streamed worldwide. now back to the "journal editorial report". >> paul: hillary clinton suggested that the consulate attack in benghazi involved the al-qaeda affiliate in north africa it was like will goly the work of the terrorist group. that admission led to many questions what took the administration so long with john mccain and lindsay graham issuing this statement. we recognize that al-qaeda involvement in the terrorist

like a trail in a park in central park. place you can down here when they come in coyotes use these things from marcus so when he's coming in he sees the reflection of the light of this the rest of the can is black he takes his people past. flips the can around when he's making his return the moonlight lights up a little silver bottom. and he and he's out. there are four of us. but. we are from when we come from the same area we're all friends. if catches us and throws us back. we'll go back together the four of us. we have to look for other ways to earn money we have to work outside the area we live to find a bit of money. in mexico we get paid one hundred pesos per day for nine months that's about seven us dollars but now one hundred pesos a day isn't enough food costs about fifty pesos over there for example what we just did here cost fifty pesos before tax we are in a day is only enough to eat twice a day and then the money is gone down when you're the son of a son and go for one two or three years to work make a little

. ♪ >>> a cast of thousands in central park. >> central park? >> you did. >> you know what it was?ong we're hearing, and lady ant be la lady antebellum was supposed to be here today. you might remember him from our wonderful concert in central park. >> there you go. >> a long road for a short hop. luke bryan is here today. the cma nominations, here live on "gma." they are entertaining the faithful outside, as we bid you all a good morning. >>> george, on the convention floor in charlotte, north carolina, as the democratic convention kicked off. robin in mississippi with her family. pleased to have along with lara and sam, elizabeth vargas. >> nice to be here. >>> we want to take a look at an adorable little girl. take a look. >> no. >> is that you? >> we were on the road. just so you know. we were all on the road. everybody was asked to bring pictures of their first day of school. thankfully, elizabeth vargas answered the bell. can we take another look? >> it was my first day of kindergarten the. >> you looked like you were a well-behaved little girl. >> in okinawa? >> yeah. my dad

the gates in central park was only 15 days and generated a quarter of a billion dollars. >> it is a piece of public art that will live on the bay bridge for two years starting march of 2013. >> if it will bring in as much as they say that my not leave it up forever? >> our permits are for two years and it is very important for caltrans in order to maintain their main and schedules. >> today the golden gate bridge district providing an update on eliminating human toll takers there. in december the new system will be turned on, to iron out any glitches. at that point drivers can still pay tolls manually but in february the conversion to electronic tolls will happen, drivers can use fast track or have their license plates photographed and pay cash later at various locations. passengers step up stranded at sfo finally made their way down to sydney australia. it has been a long couple of days. the united airlines flight could not take off for two nights in a row because of a mechanical problem on the airplane. passengers did find flights on other airlines while others took hotel and meal vouch

. >> one of the most famous hotels in the world overlooking central park, on new york's famed fifth avenueare foot apartment that took three years to complete. >> we really wanted to go back to the way the plaza was in the beginning when truman capote had the black and white ball. >> old world charm. >> the original plaza had red carpets on the stairs. >> with a modern twist. there's contemporary art everywhere. dozens and dozens of famous warhols. >> icons. >> i like american icons. >> liz taylor, grace kelly, marilyn monroe. part of the allure is that hilfiger knew warhol, a man of few words. >> one time i asked andy, why do you do what you do? he said, because i like it. that was it. >> on our tour, we got a peek inside his private office. >> actually, this is from the original "new york times" building. >> you're kidding me? >> there's this. >> this is the eloise room. it's really the tower in the plaza. >> you know eloise, she's the fictional story book character who wreaks havoc at the plaza. hilfiger commissioned the book's illustrator to do the mural in the room. speaking of rooms

become the first briton seventy six years to win a grand slam i'm a showing off the trophy in central park before enjoying a bagpipe reception at the new home of the new york home of the british consul general danny lopez who read. the book of prime minister. to the davis cup semifinals to be played over the weekend spain prepared to host the usa on their. play in the northern city of the home side without their front man rafael nadal who also missed the u.s. i've been through a knee injury so they're now being led by. the semifinals at flushing meadows join his name is spearheading the american squad to the u.s. open champions. to see that. both teams. make a very good team in clay court in. a couple of. number one of the whole there was. a complete game it's certainly going to be a tough one we're playing against the. you know the champions what does it. mean if . spain is the best country in the world and they're so so deep. you know i don't think we're the favorites but. we're not scared and lashes runners up argentina welcome the czech republic and when is there is the other last four

sets become the first briton seventy six years to win a major and only showing off the trophy in central park before enjoying bagpipe receptions at the new york home of the british consul general. in red congratulations from the prime minister is dramatic five set wins caps a great summer for mary who also won olympic gold. especially after the way it is just made it a little bit more special and it's been a busy and i'm sure what i get back. for a few days but you know what when it's all over and you know can settle down a little bit you know what's happened this summer and it's been it's been in the best three months of my career so that's all sport we've got more likes her. well. science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future covered. mission. accreditation three. four chargers three arrangement three. three. three. three blog a lot of video for your media project.

sets become the first brit in seventy six years to win a major i wish showing off the trophy in central park before enjoying a bagpipe reception at the new york home of the british consul general danny lopez who read a note of congratulations from the british prime minister is dramatic five set win caps a great summer for mary who also won ellen pick girl. especially after with a match one yes that is well it just made it a little bit more special and it's been a busy day and i'm sure when i get back i'll be be busy for a few days but you know what it is when it's all over you know i can settle down a little but you know i'll take him what's happened this summer and it's been it's been in the best few months of my career. so. british know it's time to. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy in the kinds of reports.

. >> you know on a day like today you woke in the big apple you grab breakfast, you ran around central park and then you saw a tornado. that doesn't fit the new york scene. scene in brooklyn and scene in queens. tornadoes touching down minutes apart. here's ginger ski. >> look, a tornado. >> not only is that a tornado, but it's a tornado in new york city, one of two that ripped through queens and brooklyn, the first around 11 a.m. on water and then hitting land with 70 miles per hour winds. roofs were ripped off and debris went flying everywhere. >> just 15 seconds of intense wind, white noise, things crashing all around me. >> 7 minutes later the same storm formed a new tornado packing wind of up to 100 miles per hour ripping through brooklyn. today while erasing the evidence, it was still hard to grasp what had hit them. >> now is the cleanup. i started early this morning. i'm almost done, but thank god we're okay. >> 13 other states from south carolina to maine were rocked by damaging winds. some of the hardest hit the nation's capital. more than 200,000 customers reported power outages.

cooler in central park. even a few areas that actually have frost advisories in place. , some beautiful numbers. we'll still see some showers up towards seattle, down towards phoenix and certain central and southern florida. as we get into tuesday, temperatures starting to warm up a little around new york city. a little bump later in the week. of course, a little cooler down towards billings. for now 90 for you for your monday. veronica. >> you're missing atlanta, 83 degrees. but gorgeous in new york. thank you for that, todd. >> no problem. >>> reports of a huge celebrity wedding involving two big stars this weekend. >>> plus, hollywood suffers an historically bad weekend at the box office. your first look at entertainment is straight ahead. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. i was spotting, but i had already gone through menopause. these symptoms may be nothing... but they could be early warning signs of a gynecologic cancer, such as cervical, ovarian, or uterine cancer. feeling bloated for no reason. that's what i remember. seeing my doctor probably saved my life.

sets become the first brit in seventy six years to win a grand slam showing off the trophy in central park before enjoying a bagpipe perception at the new york home of the british consul general danny lopez the red and congratulations from the british prime minister. mari celebrate tennis focus now switches to the davis cup semi finals to be played over the weekend as holders prepared to host the usa on their favorite surface to play in the northern city of zero on the home side aware that their front man rafael nadal who also miss usa is going through a knee injury so they're now being led by david ferrer he reached the semifinals of flushing meadows john isner is spearheading the american squad with the u.s. open champion is the prime brothers there to see double and both teams were full of respect for their opponents. they can create a routine in clay court. and always. a couple of. their number one of the all that was ok it's a very complete team it's certainly going to be a tough one we're playing against the you know the champions what is it to the last three years what it was you kn

>> a man with ties to virginia charged with raping and beating a 73-year-old woman in new york central park. 42-year-old david mitchell spirit at reporters as he was led into -- spit at reporters as he was led into court today. mitchell is currently homeless. he has an extensive criminal record in both virginia and west virginia. >>> day four of the chicago teachers strike and many students are ready to go back to school. in fact, some varsity athletes are worried they'll lose playoff and championship opportunities and maybe even miss out on scholarships if they can't take to the field. the chicago teachers union has not been able to strike a deal with city officials, at least not yet. >>> still ahead art for everyone, a new mural is unveiled at one of the city's most popular landmarks. we'll take you there. >> i think everybody will like the weekend. there could be some areas of fog tomorrow morning. th should burn off quickly and we'll let you know if we'll get any showers out of that forecast. >> check out the rundown. we're back. >> this is fox 5 news edge at 11:00. when we switched to

sets to become the first briton in seventy six years to win a major he showed off his trophy in central park before enjoying a bagpipe reception at the new york home of british consul general danny lopez who read out a no to congratulations on the british prime minister a dramatic five set win crowns a great summer for the scot who also won olympic gold. especially after where the mats were and yes it is just made it a little bit more special and it's been a busy day and i'm sure when i get back be busy for a few days but you know when it's all over you know i can settle down a little bit you know take in what's happened this summer and it's been it's been in the best three months of my career. hundred finally boxing legend mike tyson has a running heavyweight champion as the kids go breathless to be more entertaining in the ring the accordion siblings hold all five all titles between them and last week's hearing loss found a brother tommy defended his w.b.c. belt with a technical knockout against lesser known opponent manuel cha however the forty one year old was booed off to what turned ou

traders are looking to the mystics to get ahead and also take a look at the scenery take a look at central parkwe hopped on to a horse drawn carriage dimitri and i to channel the rich and talk about what francoise whole lawns a new taxes would mean for them they're going for seventy five percent in the new budget let's get to today's capital account. the financial crisis is still with us today it may have been four years ago but it's left a massive hangover in the banking system still being felt by taxpayers many americans and also shareholders and some of these banks and employees in the form of layoffs and it comes to us today a reminder in the form in evidence in news revolving around this bank bank of america so the bank announced it will pay shareholders two point four billion dollars as part of a settlement this is over the acquisition of merrill lynch back in two thousand and eight the evidence suggests that bank of america knew that it was taking on greater losses than it let on and inform shareholders and now the bank admitted no wrongdoing i should mention but before we get into the s

. >> i'm having it in central park because central park happens to be the safest precinct in new yorknge parenting, letting your kids play, free of parental controls and scrutiny. she was once called the worst mother in the world, after writing about letting her 9-year-old son ride the new york subway by himself. he is now 14. he managed to survive. she says the trend in american parenting is increasing paranoia. fear of letting kids play alone. three different parents i spoke to said what kind of liability does she have? >> i have them sign a little waiver that says, i don't expect anybody, much less lenore, to be supervising my kids. >> reporter: but even parents who struggle with urban limitations on their kids, had mixed emotions. >> you can't just let them go completely free. you want them to get some street smarts. >> i would never pay somebody money to help transition my child. that's why i send them to school. >> i can't imagine leaving my children unsupervised at that young age at all. >> reporter: and critics, like parenting expert, ann pleshette murphy, worry about the safe

pride for a permit to move from its location on devon avenue to building on the 6900 block of central park that move would include opening of 59 shooting range the majority of the lincoln would village board opposed the plan citing in part noise and proximity to schools and public parks attorneys for that gun shops say that the owner is considering a move out of the village ... chicago public schools announced the make-up days for the seven school days lost during the teacher strike. for students on a traditional schedule, the make-up days are: january third and fourth which were originally part of winter break. students will be going to school on presidents day, february 18th. also, june 19th and 21st. and the new last day of school will be monday, june 24th. the make-up days for students on a year-round schedule are: october 15th through the 19th, originally part of their fall break and presidents day. the new last day for them will be wednesday, june 19th. you can find more information on the new cps schedule at our website: wgntv.com a bond rating agency downgrades the chicago's board

and will cost you $350 for eight, 90-minute session autos i'm having it in central park because it happens be the safest precinct in new york city. >> she calls it free range parenting. letting your kids play, free of parental controls. she was once called worst mother in the world after she wrote about letting her 9-year-old son ride the new york city subway himself. he is now 14, he managed to survive. she says the trend in american parenting is increasing paranoia. tear of letting kids play alone. >> three different parents said what kind of liability? i have them sign a waiver saying i don't expect anyone, much less lonero to be supervising. >> even parents who struggle with urban limitations have mixed emotions. >> you can't just let them go completely free. you want them to get some street smarts. >> i would never pay someone money to help transition my child that. is why i send them to school. >> i can't imagine leaving my children unsupervised as that young age. >> critics worry about the safety of young kids. >> i just think it's unbelievably irresponsible letting kids run around

music raised the awareness for worldwide poverty in new york last night. 06,000 people packed in central parkre tuned in online to watch the foo fighter and others at the global citizens festival. >>> finally, actress anne hathaway and fiance adam shulman, they tied the knot in big sur, california. >>> time now for the weather and over to ginger zee in grand rapids, michigan, home to the best hamburger, i believe. >> i have been there. you're so right, ron. thank you for mentioning. my brother said that he had really weird dream or great surprise. good morning to everyone else. we begin this forecast. i want to get into how warm it's going be. bismarck, 80. rapid city, 80. up near st. paul, minnesota, we got some great video to leave you with. we'll take a look at the rest of the forecast in a bit. but for now, that's the big picture, big smile and cheers. let's get a check a little closer to home. >>> all right, this weather brought to you by jimmy dean sausage. i have to say good morning. this is ashland. she wanted to say something to grandma and grandpa. >> hi. >> so cute. big smiles and

>> a homeless man with a history of violence charged with raping a 73-year-old bird watcher in central park in new york city. the woman took a compromising mitchellhs of david nine days before the attack. that he demanded she erased the photograph. the woman told police on that he saw her again park and attacked her. strike entering its fifth day in chicago. the union is now considering the latest proposal from the school board. it's the first teacher strike in chicago in 25 years. now.18 a cold front is moving in. >> it will bring temperatures lot for the weekend. rain?e get any might get a few sprinkles later tonight. playing football willt think it mess with your plans. the sun is coming up, a beautiful start. haveat the colors we today. if temperatures are in the '60s some fifties out there. be warming up. 80s today. looking at 65 degrees right now d.c. and a 52 in dallas, 55 gaithersburg, 56 at bwi, 59 quantico. if you look at our big picture today, you can see we are still up and down the east coast. here is the cold front yard moving across the great lakes. as it approaches from the

people are doing flash mobs in central park doing the dance. britney spears is crazy for him. wanted to learn how to do it. there you >>> i'm greg gutfeld, or as i am known in hong kong, caw rare raw. now to andy levy for a pre game report. andy, what's coming up tonight? >> another quiet day in the middle east with nobody rioting and burning stuff and killing people. i'm kidding, of course. and is general motors losing money on every chevy volt it sells? the shocking story in the run down, and if we don't get to it tonight, it is dead. and what happens if we send bill schulz to walk the runway during fashion week? hopeful leahy trips and falls on his stupid face and he runs outcrying and then gets hit by a bus. >> thank you. >> welcome. >> i will get my jacket back on monday. >> i will take care of that. >> you are sure it will get out? >> not entirely sure, but the steam cleaning may be the lucky charm. >> all right. >> bye. >> let's welcome our guest. >> she is so hot she is mistaken for a baked potato. she is the reporter for kttv. she is on fox 11 l.a. she caning of hot,

it's the mansion fifth avenue and 68th street across from central park. it's not there anymore. one of those big fifth avenue buildings. this is william whitney was the financier. his daughter-in-law sounded to what museum. they are for grover cleveland, but this is just an indication of the kind of great wealth that successful, the hat city well, the 1% in new york in late 19th century could enjoy. of course the other extreme is this, this is in some ways is a byron photographs from about the turn-of-the-century kids in new york city playing by the dead horse. i don't know if this is the actual street has been identified for this specifically was, but this of course is the other extreme of life in new york. by the 1870s, and you have a growing stance as to new york's, which might come into collision that early in the streets of the city during the 1870s, starting in 1873 is a bad recession. the recession of 1873 last for several years and brings some of this class antagonisms to a head. this is 1874, tom skins square park, a location in the city which currently has been a site

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. >> oh, well, today i'm up but tomorrow i may be going to the bathroom on a rock in central park. [. >> okay. all right. this hurts like hellfire. >> a scrape? >> no. you do this to get the part. >> you audition. >> oh, no, wait. there was a smudge covering the "c." it's canal, not anal. [ buzzer ] [ laughter ] >> mindy. it would never be in a million years be anal. >> well, we can dream, can't we? [ laughter ] >> and also, mindy, you said the secret word. >> i did. i'm an actress. that's what i do. i bring voice to the written word just like i did in the play "why can't i beehive." the story of a blind woman who desperately wanted to be a beekeeper. where are the bees? am i near the bees yet? oh, they're stinging my blind eyes! wait, i can see again! thanks, bees! >> sit down. sit down. sit down. chaz's team. ten seconds on the clock. the secret word is soft. >> okay. my wife always asks, why is it always this? >> i don't know why your wife asks that. >> because it's soft. >> chaz, chaz. you said the secret word. >> i'm full of crazy secrets. >> very, very different in your movies,

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