green tea ice cream. >> from mr. green tea.he actual green tea flavored ice cream, which is what the bulk of the business is, i would never advocate changing the name of that, ever. this package will never change. mr. green tea would be the flavor. >> then what would you call the brand? >> you know, if i just was kind of brainstorming and coming off the top of my head, you know, why wouldn't you call it keyport creamery? the keyport creamery is an emanuele family company, right? very nice underneath, and we offer since 19... >> both: '68. >> '68, the most fantastic line of green tea ice cream, ginger ice cream, red bean, but we've now started to expand into... >> both: solo gelato... >> and... >> mochi. >> mochi, and whatever else you decide to launch. >> you're right. >> yeah, i-i like the ideas, yeah. >> i've arranged for michael and richard to have a call with the bank, so they can negotiate for the building we saw the other day. >> so what do we want to do the initial offer at? >> i think we have to offer at 200,000. >> 200

i want to highlight two things the green advisory group that's shown in the red box and the technical steering committee spur is work with us to recruit membership for the green infrastructure advisory group they'll help with policy issues and expertise that we don't have in the city to help us with the strategy and technology as we begin to really those green structures out it's a pretty exciting time we'll start moving next month. the technical steering committee is one that's chaired by crews and the head of engineering kathy and the chief that's head of the project and i sit on the committee and when the project is at the point of the analysis report we sit down and review those packages as they go forward and looking at every aspect the technical as it fits in and that committee has met 5 times and reviewed projects. this also a highlight on the urban watershed we're down to the point of developing alternatives and project alternatives will be packaged and we're looking to late summer early fall to report back to the commission and it's the modeling we're working with the hi dras

they are not energy efficiency staff, they are green building staff. they don't just work on energy efficiency, they work on renewables, they work on waste and water issues as part of green building. so it really is a more holistic look at what they do by putting them in the green building category. now they obviously have to work very closely with the energy efficiency staff because a lot of what they do is energy efficiency, but it's not exclusively what they do. our green building staff spends a lot of time working on pace programs which are really financing programs is what they're working on. now they are financing programs for renewables. >> and energy efficiency. >> and energy efficiency, correct. so it's really how you want to categorize it and we've had some discussions lately, it may be up to the new director to determine maybe about reamalgamating our energy and green building team into one unit. we really have four kind of overlapping areas, we have the climate team, which is, they do cover a variety of areas. we have energy efficiency, the

whether the community renewables program component of the green tariff offering would have a separate rate component is still being discussed at the california puc. >> thank you. >> you are welcome. >> so miss hale at our joint lafco public utilities commission meeting there were a number of requests that i had made for information. i have not received any of them and i wondered if there was an innocent intention to delay getting them to me and it's kind of shocking not fulfilling those requests and what the delay is all about. >> my apologies for the delay. i signed the time response to the series of the questions that were posed this morning and should be the lafco commission secretary should be receiving today. >> could you summarize those for me. >> would you like me to go through each? >> please. >> the first question was that we describe our purchase of power that was made this year. and any planned purchases for the balance of the year and to provide a copy of our energy-trading policy. so we have made some purchases this year and we made purchases this year in part because we

after a second green, white, checker, 511 miles. his wife, delana harvick, who grew up in a racing family, very much a part of things congratulating her husband. steve byrnes is down there to do the same. >> kevin harvick, this is a big win for so many reasons. you won at phoenix. you guys had nothing but bad luck and this is the southern 500 and it was a shootout. talk about this win. >> yeah, first thing i want to do is thank everybody on this budweiser chevrolet. everybody from sprint, the fans. jimmie johns outback chevrolet. hendrick engines. they've been great. the guys on the 4 team. rodney childers and everybody who puts this on the racetrack. we had to overcome a lot through the last several weeks but we've had fast cars. kept our head down. one thing hunt brothers, mobile one. bass pro for making all of these teams go around the racetrack. >> kevin, talk about your strategy, your frame of mind for the last couple of laps. >> i needed those green, white, checkers. the last one is probably the one i needed the most just for

but i don't want them to hurt me. >> robert greene gets a disturbing visit.> i was making them mad. i was stirring up trouble like -- >> adam curry discovers not everyone finds his situation as humorous as he does. >> ma, don't cry. don't cry. bodies from a fehry boat last wednesday. the death toll is 52 with it 50 missing. a creeping landslide in wyoming has authorities on alert. residents have watched helplessly as the avalanche is slowly cutting a hole in half and buckling the pavement. officials are looking into whether construction at the foot of a mountain contributed. more news later right here on msnbc. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. ♪ >>> shut that door! let's go! >> inside the tulsa county jail, many of the inmates and officers alike say they live by the credo, give respect to get respect. >> let's go. open these doors. get in them. let's go. >> robert greene, who's awaiting transfer to prison to serve five years for possession of drugs and a stolen vehicle, says respect is part of his heritage. >> the native america

-- they were frozen greens, but greens.this morning i got up and ate chicken. and these were the only things i ate. and i find that i felt more energy when i ate the chicken, you know? it seems to me i'd feel more energetic when i eat protein as opposed to the vegetables. and the second question is, as one of the panelists referenced, your title by any greens necessary, specifically references malcolm x which makes me, of course, think of black folk. >> yeah. >> and my question is are there foods that are more culturally specific to black folk in terms of health? >> okay, big questions. first, let me say that protein is not be meat, protein is a nutrient that is found in meat, but meat is a package deal, so you also find saturated fat, cholesterol, hormones and antibiotics. protein is also in he -- legumes, split peas, lentils, it's in brown rice, whole wheat. it's also in very small quantities in vegetables and fruit. so do not say you need protein when you say that you need chicken, because you can get protein and calcium

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he went down the hill to see a fierce green fire in her eyes as she was dying. was his awakening. itwrote a famous essay about called "thinking like a mountain." of a fiercewe think green fire as the environment movement and that is the way we use it in the film. at is what we were really trying to do in this film. it is what makes it different from other n-terminal films -- environmental films that are more issue-driven. we were looking to tell stories of the movement. we thought it would be a more engaging and impassioned approach to what are very difficult subjects. usually, environmental films, no matter how good they are, are an eco-bummer. it's always about a problem, a crisis, and ends with a plea for help. we thought people could really identify with people like lois gibbs and paul watson and really get the passion in. these people succeeded against him enormous odds. and that should give us some kind of hope that we can deal with such overwhelming problems like climate change and the extensione and create a sustainable evolution to save human society. >

our green house gases by 20 percent by the 1990 levels and 80 percent by 2050 pr those green house gases limits are to the entire city. today, the international mraenl panel reduced the climates impacts and the international panel is preempt scientific panel the climates is having the world's food and heat waves and heavy rain are intense 41 and arctic ice is collapsing, however, businesses are starting to address climate change and an earth scientist that would wrote the report says i think that dealing effective with climate change is something nations will do and the cities need to do this. the climate action strategy is an impressive piece of work. cataloging the green house gases was a huge undertaking it is to meet our instruction and i want to commend the department. if we want to be a great city it's up to us to generated the political will to implement those strategies. the climate changes is happening and appearing inur lifetime. very soon society will have no choose but to address climate change now. if we don't take the responsible action we've been forced to react, down the

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. >> watson wins another green jacket at augusta. >> and green again for the second time in three years. bubba watson is masters champion. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, april 14th, 2014. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm marlie hall in for anne-marie green. we begin with a deadly attack outside two jewish facilities in kansas occurring on the eve of passover. a man with a long history ofnn started shooting sunday afternoon in overland park, a suburb south of kansas city. according to the southern povgerty law center, miller was a one-time grand dragon o of the carolina nights of the ku klux klan and spent decades speaking out against jews. in 2010 he attempted to ran for senate in missouri and attempted to run some controversial radio ads. >> you think jews are your friends, don't you? well, i think again. >> the fbi and atf raided miller's house sunday but as wendy gillette tells us, the police aren't ready to label the attack a hate crime. >> four or five shots have been fired through the front door. there's a male with a shotgun, also

we could see some areas of green. we're getting a chance of lying rain coming through the bay area. but today it was just gorgeous. temperatures well before average. still 82 right now in antioch. 65, san francisco. 75, san jose. tomorrow temperatures will take a tumble so be prepared. then we have additional chances of rain, and i'll show you that in the accuweather coming up. >> san francisco police are investigating the cause of rash involving a muni bus this morning. it happened here on market and 9th street this morning. you can see the smashed hood of the car and the deployed air bag. the car's driver was taken to the hospital. two passengers complained of head and neck injuriesish track may have been slow on northbound highway 101 this morning. the chp shut opportunity one lane of traffic after a big rig overturned and caught fire. investigators believe the truck's driver fell asleep into the wheel this morning. the driver got himself safely out of the burping -- burning rig. >> there is no explanation after looking at the damage to the vehicle and damage to the sign. it's a

we could see some areas of green. we're getting a chance of lying rain coming through the bay area. but today it was just gorgeous. temperatures well before average. still 82 right now in antioch. 65, san francisco. 75, san jose. tomorrow temperatures will take a tumble so be prepared. then we have additional chances of rain, and i'll show you that in the accuweather coming up. >> san francisco police are investigating the cause of rash involving a muni bus this morning. it happened here on market and 9th street this morning. you can see the smashed hood of the car and the deployed air bag. the car's driver was taken to the hospital. two passengers complained of head and neck injuriesish track may have been slow on northbound highway 101 this morning. the chp shut opportunity one lane of traffic after a big rig overturned and caught fire. investigators believe the truck's driver fell asleep into the wheel this morning. the driver got himself safely out of the burping -- burning rig. >> there is no explanation after looking at the damage to the vehicle and damage to the sign. it's a

green jacket!s right. at augusta, you have to drink green. cheers! >> i love that. smoothies for everyone. >> they were delicious. like the masters, if it's green, it's good for you. >> this is a good rule. all right. we cannot let you go before we ask you the most important question. who is going to win this weekend? >> torn between two players but going for adam scott to beat bubba watson in a shoot-out. >> repeat action. we'll hold you to that and see what happens. the next 36 holes, of course, will decide. check "bleacher report" for updates and analysis as well as our coverage at cnn. saying good-bye from augusta national, i'm rachel nichols. "newsroom" is next. >>> it is 3:00 p.m. on the east coast, noon out west for those joining us welcome to the "cnn newsroom." i'm fredricka whitfield. starting with the latest in the search for missing flight 370. the australian prime minister said he is confident search crews have detected one of the plane's black boxes. and it all goes back to the four c

when the comment was allegedly made. >> i want to see lorraine green. she's in c pod.to see if there are any additional witnesses. at the end of the day you have to have witnesses and somebody for me to talk to and prove the statement you are making. >> good morning. >> what's up? >> okay. >> were there any witnesses you would like me to talk to? >> only person was there me your c.o., brian and mr. met. >> okay. >> i spoke with the corporal and the officer that was there at the time. the corporal statement said at no time did he make any comments of a sexual content. >> i bet he did. i bet he did. >> let me finish what i'm saying. >> what's the sense of it. you are agreeing to each other. what's the sense of it. i'm here looking like an idiot while they are agreeing with each other when he did say it. what's the sense of you speaking more about it. >> that's what i'm supposed to do. >> it's over. >> i'm going to have to continue with what i have to say and when i'm done talking and explaining the outcome you are welcome to comment or do whatever you feel is necessary.

for context, the city supports the development of a green tariff. we've said that in various policy documents. the city supported sb 43 which was a law passed in 2013. it requires [speaker not understood] with certain elements and we'll stay engaged to make sure the program is designed to succeed, but is also fair and equitable to customers. what pg&e has filed, they proposed a program at the california puc that would allow customers to voluntarily purchase up to 100% of their energy needs from small and medium sized solar projects located within their service territory and by small scale they're talking 20 megawatts or less. the program would initially rely on projects fitting this description that are already in pg&e's portfolio. so, not a new build opportunity, but existing resources. and pg&e has stated that they would eventually -- the program would eventually result in the development of new projects spurred by the number of customers that enroll and their green tariff program. our objectives in the proceeding at the california puc are to deve

these results is the emergence of such notions as green technologies and green economy energy manufacturing transportation construction and agriculture are the steelers but green technologies now getting multiple around the world wars energy fell cents as a separate points on the developmental path of green technologies during the last three decades developed countries have put all their efforts into the development of these green movements. for example he referred to the use of potential fifth annual growth of world energy use thirty percent. the sun has also played bass tabs as we did on tuesday this week the concept of movement towards the green economy was developed in the country which has already implemented a range of products including those in alternative sources of energy sphere. when sport when talking about an hour cuz it's tiny population is undesirable that people are interested yet are not willing to invest any money because these writings and then sometime before the paper returns. yet when talking about the solar summer installation that is already profitable due to the fac

zone is only about 2 blocks. >> so the green zone limits. >> yeah. this is a de facto. >> in addition to the criteria we've talked about before that the existing concentration in the district that's district wide not within the 5 hundred foot buffer correct new. >> yes. >> commissioner moore. >> i'm in support of this legislation expects this might make it 5 hundred or 6 hundred feet i hope we can revelocity this. i the message is to ask the supervisor to support a more thorough review of who the mrntsz are you have an issue if there's a new organization coming in without bringing them in as credible i think that's an extremely important issue that exists on a federal level >> commissioner sugaya one final comment mr. weaver didn't read the last part but they state r a well run mc d is an educate in the district and they outline wasn't they mean so i think that should be made public so to speak. seems like it is somewhat of an enlightened approach >> commissioner moore. >> can you ask mr. star that part of the conversation be put into the foil as we

the green sensors and the green highlighting the blotches around the east bay. that's where there are wet roads. vacaville, napa, that area with the blue, puddling might been a issue. you might have water in lanes but no flooding and that's good news. southbound 101, a little slowing from time to time. just starting the morning commute. >> or weather team will track this storm all morning long. any time we're not on the air you can get updates on nbcbayarea.com. >> general motors in the hot seat. senate and house subcommittees will both hold hearings today as they look into the general motors recall that affected 2.6 million cars nationwide. the issue is ignition switches that can fail causing the engines to stop and the air bags won't activate. gm says it knew about the problem for years and so too did federal regulators. gm was warned by its own parts supplier the ignition switches were faulty. the problem has been linked to at least 13 deaths. coming up at 5:40 we'll go live to capitol hill for a look at who will testify before congress. >> washington's gover

after putting on the iconic green jacket, watson joked that he had never liked green so much. ended up at the waffle son with his little son. >>> speaking of food, the jewish festival of passover begins at sundown tonight, and jews will celebrate their freedom from slavery in ancient egypt. festivities include a traditional dinner, where symbolic foods are eaten, such as the unlevined bread jews took from them during the exodus. passover ends on april 22nd. >>> taxpayers might have a little less to worry about this season. the irs is claiming your chance of getting audited is the lowest in years. lauren tells us why and has our other top business news. >> taxes are due tomorrow, and here's the good news. your chances of getting audited are the lowest they've been in years. here are the reasons. budget cuts to the irs and new responsibilities for the irs. this year, the agency has fewer audits auditing returns fewer than since the '80s. the number expected to shoot even lower this year. something to consider. >>> gas prices are up. but higher now for 23 days in a row. the natio

it's a green jacket, but they are seeking the green jacket and it is a cool drink of water for phil milkelout for him at hole number 10. it takes an amazing right turn like there's a magnet in that cup. that's his shot of the day. 4 over, 8 back. defending champ adam scott here approaching on the par 4, first hole for him. the leader is none other than that man bill haas. a birdie at 14 from about 25 feet. 1-shot lead after his 4-under round of 68. what's the deal with the a's in minnesota? they've knocked off the twins 9 consecutive times completing a series sweep today. a couple of two-run homers, the first, of which -- josh donald son mashed this thing. the stanford man connecting and deep that one goes. he is a rather diminutive guy. the a's toast the twins 6-1, no problem as their road trip gets under way in fine style with three consecutive victories. >>> the giants played tonight and the golden state warriors. as they take on the denver nuggets. highlights tonight at 10:00. >>> tonight on the 10:00 o'clock news, taking action. what parents in the north bay are doing to keep their ki

remember my battle with bill o'reilly over green companies getting taxpayers green. now onof those companies is spending our green in china. does that prove i am smarter than the king of cable? >> i share the priority in dealing with the issue of climate change. >> no, really, if the epa chief really cared about the climate, why did she take a jet fuelled trip around the country this week? jo john stewart may let you get away with that. cashing in starts right now. >> high, everyone, welcome to cashin in. welcome everybody. we have been warning you for years. and now, midterms, at least one democrat admitting obamacare stinks. >> it will be the first time in this country's history that we have actually taxed health care. the problem has always been paying for it. you know, you have to rely on the other individuals that already have health care to pay for that you have made a promise to those, those individuals, that 270 million people that already had health care that your health care will either be the same or will be improved by this. i think that's a very tough pr

a live look at our interactive radar lit up in yellow and green. not only rain but hail, snow, on some of the bay area peaks g. tuesday morning. good stormy morning. it's 4:30. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm peggy bunker in for laura garcia-cannon. waking up to raindrops outside in san francisco, a live look seeing what's going on. then the drive flew the south bay and san jose. we'll watch that commute with this weather. mike has his eye on that. first up meteorologist christina loren, she has been tracking the spring storm. a lot of rain. >> a lot of rain, lightning, and more thunder on the way as we head throughout the day. good morning to you, peggy, scott, everybody at home. right now the heaviest rainfall is moving over the peninsula. throughout the day today we're going to see showers get pretty active yet again we expect more thunderstorm activity and yesterday was a wild weather day. i want to bring you live to christie smith, she's live in berkeley. what happened out there yesterday? >> reporter: good morning to you. let's get to it. i want to

we acknowledge there is a much larger conversation b around clustering but the green zone and where the decision is citywide eave included language in the legislation that vacancy the words of the ordinance if you adapt a more general policy that's more of a boarder conversation. i know there was an interesting conversation last week and many issues were brought up including capping the number of mc ds. we have community be support her to talk about this ordinance but i'm also variable for questions you may have >> thank you. >> thank you so this ordinance all the times the planning code to require the ocean district a cannabis dispensaries may be allowed provided that no other citywide proposal becomes allow i'm sure you're aware of after last weeks review hearing is required, however, in the we are not portal it is needed to establish a mc d near another mc d within 5 hundred photo of an existing mc d. this ordinance repeal cats the provision that directs the removal of those controls. if you recall last week the commission recommended this type of but for be considered citywide. the

i'm the executive director of a statewide organization called the green line in institute and at green line in we fight red lining. we work to ensure that communities of color throughout the state including san francisco have economic opportunities to live the american dream. and i worked alongside juliet for many, many years, have known her and really couldn't think of a better public servant. san francisco is so lucky to have her. the puc is so lucky to have her. she's making history with the work she's doing around environmental justice, community benefits. for us to have this on the agenda today i think is just total injustice if we look at her life and the work that she's doing. so, just really urge you to vote against the resolution. unfortunately i have to go home, i'm not going to see what the outcome is till later because i have three little ones at home and i try to make it there so i can have dinner with them. but the reason why i bring that up is when i teach them about strong women in their lives to my son, my daughter and the baby, i want to teach them about people like j

but china's green beauties. located in center cbd of china's capital. it really is the first mixed use building to the award in the least green building platinum certification please stands for leadership in energy and environmental design and building certification for them to break a nice fast increase strategies and practices. to learn more about buildings and featured a ticket or with me who won the third generation successor in a child from korea. in effect a director at the park and clean and explain to me helped build the future and our shield works out we have effectively for a traditional buildings with a combined with shilpa goes around itself. it's almost like a greenhouse this editing for plants. it's a greenhouse for human beings for for people to live in and to work and consider him to play. so this amended to shield allows this to come later with the waste heat that is generated from a building and use that's exhaust air when we needed to and to also. i have an air intake on simpson wrote an actual pool a match for ventilation which banne

>> green shirt, greenberg, it all shirts. >> green attitude. >> first up, this one blows my mind.our detergent. it will do 365 washes. it uses -- actually, because of the ph changes the water, you don't need soap. you can wash in cold water. that's it. i tried it out with t-shirts right here. dirty t-shirt. i've been using it a week. amazing. >> so that's called smart -- >> it's called smart clean, but it's laundry ball. >> what's the dryer? >> this is from woolsey's, basically pieces of wool but it reduces dryer time 25%. you don't need these with a lot of chemicals. >> they're going to be sorry to hear that. >> sorry for them. next, this is called fan buddy. it's a filter you can put on a regular square fan. instead of getting an expensive air purifier or running your air conditioner, this is a much cheaper way to keep your air clean. you can add it to a tall one. we ran this run for a couple weeks. you can see how dirty it is. i don't know if the camera can pick it up, but we can see it really picks up a lot of dirt. >> you throw it away or clean it? >> clean it and use it agai

gene green. >> good afternoon. >>> good afternoon. mario [speaker not understood] with san francisco charter transit union. i along with 210 members, the sfmta, the tens of thousand of members of the bike coalition, the chamber of commerce appeal to the sfmta board to reject sunday meters on the following grounds. first, it violates the fiduciary duty by funding muni. we still remember the ruttion [speaker not understood]. this dee funding is unconditional. [speaker not understood] if it fails, muni will have to cut service, not decrease it. cuts are coming this fall if this passes. why should voters vote to be taxed even more when sfmta wastes revenue that helps nobody and takes us back to forgotten days. you are essentially going to have goose free parking instead of muni for kids. you could have used this money to support people with disabilities who clearly need it. second, it violates all competition [speaker not understood] reduce congestion and increase pedestrian safety. sunday meters wil

and esmin green, who has been waiting for a bed for nearly 24 hours, slumps to the floor.e of the patients move to help her. >> some people have asked why didn't anybody who was in the waiting room do anything. but chances are they were all medicated and out of it. >> esmin lies unattended for 20 minutes. and then at 5:52 -- >> what happens to her is nothing, except for that a security guard comes by and sees her on the floor and doesn't do anything. doesn't go near her, doesn't do anything that would indicate any concern about the well-being of this individual who has come to the hospital for treatment. >> the security guard looks in, and then apparently walks away. ten minutes later, esmin is in distress, kicking her legs and moving back and forth. another eight minutes go by, and then -- >> a security guard wheels himself in on a chair, rounds the corner of the wall, looks at her, and wheels himself right back out. he couldn't be bothered to get up. he didn't go over to her. and once again, nothing was done. nothing was done. >> at 6:33, a doctor ambles by, looks at esm

lopez was on a cocktail of anti-depressants and ambien and showed extreme anger on his facebook page, green light and finger ready. that's translated to go time, locked and loaded. do we ned to know more of what's going inside their medicine cabinets and less inside their holsters? >> these don't come about because the availability of guns but the mental health of a couple of real monsters. no one goes on a killing rampage simply because there was a gun around. they go on it because they are seriously disturbed, seriously deranged people. i think more guns, the more widespread availability of guns in movie theaters, military bases, in schools could have stopped some of these madmen before they were able to kill as many as they did. mental health is the explanation of these terrible tragedies. not availability of guns. >> all these young men were at least reportedly on some anti-depressants and seeing counselors for depression and other ailments. >> the statistics tell us approximately 46.4% of the people in the you'd at some point in their lifetime are going to suffer some kind of a mental

we will show who got the green jacket. could the giants pull off another inside the park walk off home run? we will show you ,,,,,,,,,,,, [sister off screen] so, and i lied to you earlier when i said that...we weren't ready to have a baby, we're actually eight-weeks pregnant. [women] shut up! [brother-in-law off camera] we're pregnant! [woman] you're kidding me! [man] shut up! [woman] shut up! [screams] take the kid,take the kid,take the kid! [woman] oh my god! [everyone laughter,crying] winner ever in fred couplesr miguel angel jimenez, or the youngest in jordan speith.. bubba watson had to scrambl the end of the 3rd round to into the final pairing with jordan spieth.. it looked le it was the 20 year old's dan the 4th hole.. he was hopin scramble for a par, insteade knocks in the birdie from ke a 2 shot lead >>> a final pairing in golf. on the the 4. hoping to get a par. instead, okay, i will take the birdie. 2-shot lead. the short game on the 8th hole proved important. chip, well short of a hole. three-put for the bogey.

by my green candle, i'm not with you. how come? do you mean to say that you are content with your lot? pshit, madam, yes. by god, i am perfectly satisfied. who wouldn't be? captain in the dragoons, aide-de-camp to king wenceslas, decorated with the order of red eagle of poland, ex-king of aragon. you can't get higher than that. so what? having been king of aragon, you are content to ride in reviews at the head of 50 bumpkins armed with billhooks, when you could get your loaf measured for the crown of poland? huh? don't understand a word u're sayin my love. how stupid can you get? by my green candle, king wenceslas is still alive. but isn't he? and even if does kick the bucket, hasn't he masses of children? why shouldn't you finish off the whole bunch and put yourself in their place? now, by god, madam, you really have gone too far. and you shall be, very shortly, aten u good d proper. you great slob. if i'm beaten up, who is going to put a patch on the seat of your pants? so what? haven't i a bum like everyone else's? if i were you

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