bob moses. who had been invited to visit her english class. he was 19 years old. >> in real life, real friendly, had a great smile. so, i just said would you like to have lunch. >> the answer was yes. lunch turn to dinner. one thing led to another. >> after i left, we communicated. we emailed. but before you know i said hey, i would like you to come over. possibly we have a relationship. >> it was october, 1998. >> she came without her son. she told me she wanted to check things out before she brought her son over here. so, she was here and we got married in december of that year. >> two months later, igor came to the united states. suddenly, bob had a family. the one-time bachelor was smitten with his young wife. and his new four year old son. >> you know a little boy running around having fun. it was fantastic. >> bob formally adopted igor. >> he was my son. you know? i wouldn't consider him anything else. >> and he meant it. in 2002, fate dealt the family a sucker punch, when igor suffered wh

or any moses. they would be more able and efficient than myself. i would be his moses to lead him from bondage to freedom and quote this a little more discussion. they black delegation says thank you. they say they're goodbyes and then the keeping happens frederick douglas who is a performer and i think wanted to get under johnson's skin was at the door. he's about to leave and he says to johnson. well, if the president will allow me i would like to say one or two words in reply. you enfranchise your enemies and disenfranchise your friends by which he meant you enfranchised the people that during the civil war the confederates. he said were your enemies and you disenfranchise the black people the black men in particular who fought for the union during the civil war. this absolutely infuriates johnson and the meeting becomes it back and forth between johnson and douglas the transcript. shows that this went on for quite a while. this is just a snippet from the exchange in which douglas says let the -

moses storm is here, tonight [ cheers and applause happy birthday, moses. "trash white."r in the show, we have puppies predicting the winner of the kentucky derby. >> steve: whoa [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: puppies are here, tonight. you know, every time i see those puppies, it makes me sweat. [ light laughter ] >> steve: really >> jimmy: yeah >> steve: you just don't know what they're going to do >> jimmy: i just don't know what they're going to do i see them puppies, and they're like - >> steve: ohh! >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. but, you know, look, guys, today is friday, and that's usually when i catch up with some personal stuff. i check my inbox, i return some emails, and of course, i send out thank you notes. and i was running a bit behind [ cheers and applause so i thought, if you guys wouldn't mind, i would like to write out my weekly thank you notes right now. is that okay with you? james, can i get some -- [ cheers ] -- thank you note writing music, please? ♪ oh, he's giggly. he's giggly tonight. >> steve: it's the bobble hand james. >> jimmy: giggly james >> st

detectives talk with bob moses and leave with more questions than answers. >> did y'all ever fight when you all remarried? >> i mean we had disagreements. i mean that's kind of why we're divorced. >> i did not think that this was going to be an easy case to solve. when dateline continues.

billy jack casten shows up, pulls out a knife, turns the handle around and bam hits moses. >> moses staggers, billy jackson is not on he start whaling on a whaling on them, remember nonviolence. you learn how to take the blows! what you know, remember we talked about the path ethnic notions. what you know is the moment you swing back, it becomes a justifiable homicide when they kill you. multiple reasons for nonviolence as a strategy. and so whaling on a, whaling on a, moses just goes into his own. that zen zone the. two black guys who were with him, he was trying to help register double. they saw billy jack in the took off running! it is -- yeah, yeah, your boys just up and leave you. [laughs] went billy jack's done, moses is a bloody pulpy mess. billy jack is really proud of what he's done. he and his boys walk away like, laughing when they are gone melissa stands up, bleeding. just bleeding. the two guys who ran away they are looking, moses like, are you ready to go rich to devote? yeah. i mean, you see that kind of strength. that is that quiet power. >> all episodes of american history t

win game 3 against dallas here with moses moody it it american airlines center moses.sn't always the prettiest, but it was affecting. you've got to get the win. you don't shoot the ball. great, but you get stops when you guys need to and you get buckets when you guys need to and you're kind of sprung into action. you are the rotation for a while until last game. i know you've said it earlier this year. you have to stay ready in case you're in the situation. but i feel like that might be easier said than done with the mindset, not knowing when you're going to get in. but when you do get in plainwell like you did in making the right place. center, your toes, you know, even know that even though they're over there on the you know, the game's going i know, sounds ended at this point. but it's the truth is just trying to stay ready. so got to get ready. >> all right. andrew wiggins had a huge game tonight. 27 points. 11 rebounds. >> making lukas life difficult on one end hitting buckets on the trends, we're getting those rebounds. he's been so good for you guys all year lon

moses moody. he told me today kylen there were some late night celebrate past yeah, ok, they earned it exactly. but steve kerr said today party time is now over. it is time to lock it. the conference finals were. >> really tiring, even the series only won 5 games to play every other day. is very when you factor in the back and forth of the 3 and a half hour flight and i think both teams felt that night to be in our own beds. you know, for a week straight are actually 11, 12 straight days. it's very helpful. having said all that, so got to go out and do all the work and get the job done. >> know why steve, stop talking all of a sudden. but guess what? tonight we found out who the warriors are playing in these nba finals. miami and boston. they played a winner takes all game down in south beach for the eastern conference championship. let's go down to south beach game 7. those are the best 2 words in all of sports and we had a good one there. jimmy butler, he had a really good game early on. the cel

. >> look moses moody. >> moses moody has made a name for himself. he scored 10 points in game four, but nor importantly, he has earned the trust of his veteran teammates. >> it means a lot. because, i mean, i'm sure they brought it up for and have me. >> moody won't be a teenager for much longer. he has a birthday coming up on tuesday. he will turn 20. >>> let's switch gears to the nfl, and the talk is colin kaepernick, his workout. how did it go with the raiders yesterday? well, head coach josh mcdaniels isn't saying. he gave the reporters we only talk about people on our team when asked about kaepernick earlier today. michelle wie west is putting her golf career on hold. she plans to stop playing competitively after next week's u.s. women's open. wie west has played in only seven tournaments. she is having a baby girl in 2020. the stanford alum is married to jerry west's son johnny, who works in the warriors front office. >>> no days off for pga champ justin thomas, playing this week in fort worth, texas. shot of the day from nick taylor. look at

john moses browning was, of course, responsible for hordes of the most famous gun that ever existed. including the 50 caliber b angie, the machine gun that was used in world war i, world war ii, still used today including the browning automatic rifle, and most famous of all the coal 45, 45 handgun that is referred to by most gun buyers as the 1911 because that's the model number. it was called the court 45. you think of all the ones made by colt and all of the copies are considered colt 1911's. and the 1911 is very and usual because it was one of the first hand guns that could fire and reload without any cocking. it was fully semi automatic, you pulled the first shot and the rifle simply cycled out of the old case and the new bullet came in. the u.s. did not invent that system, the australians did so the early lugar was developed before the browning. however, the browning 1911 is the only weapon from that time period that is still in use today from some military and law enforcement officers. so it tells you but the quality of design it was developed. but again, all of us would not ha

perhaps the greatest arms designer of all time john moses browning. lived and worked in the late 19th and early 20th century. john moses browning was an organ in utah and he and his brothers had a rifles shop and he's one of these guys it was at the time when you could still have a small workshop developed new ideas and send them off to the east coast. in fact, he went he sent one of his designs to the east coast the winchester's were so impressed that they actually came to visit ogden utah to see what was going on. and john moses browning was of course responsible for hordes of the most famous guns that ever but ever existed including the 50 caliber bmg machine gun that was used in world war 1 world war two and still used today including the browning automatic rifle and most famous of all the cult 45 the 45 handgun, which is referred to by most gun buyers as the 1911 because that's when it was that's the model number of it and it was called the called 45. it's called made it but we think all the ones made by called as well as all the copies today are

and conscience of the right, we look at the floor of dragnets, in addition to shed smiles, where are mosesyuri nikolayevich chernov, people's artist of russia, what do you think? how do you like alexandra alexandrovna? ​​you know so wonderfully. here we recall the songs. here you said that you didn’t sing during the war, and i can tell you about the line of utyosov’s daughter, who in 1942 he was with his the collective was called to go to perform in front of the soldiers of a colleague from the kalinin front, but it had such a tradition that the artists always dressed in concert costumes so that the soldiers of the soldiers had a sense of celebration. and it takes longer for utyosov to tell that the war is over. and someone tells me them. well, there a war veteran sent a letter in which he wrote. yes, not the daughter of the students, dear, our beloved, you understand, i spent the whole war in my heart walking a photograph of my mom dad. to my beloved girl and your photograph, because we will remember your performances all our lives, how you came to us with your orchestra and your ensemble

character of the historical era, in which the population does not know which flag to raise ukrainian mosesfor others, an accomplice of nazism and the only inspirer of ukrainian nationalists, metropolitan andre a native of the ancient family of galician boyars and gentry among his ancestors, both before the signing of the unia and after, were outstanding church figures, and the first written references refer to the environment of the founder of lvov , prince danila of galicia but by the beginning of the 20th century. this a completely polluted and very wealthy aristocratic company. if the prophet could be said to be of ancient russian origin, then his mother was polish, a well-known polish writer. they will consider me ukrainians, and ukrainians will interpret me as a pole. at the very beginning of his spiritual career, as a whisperer, he was aware of the duality of his position. however , duality was a distinctive feature of his entire later life by 1914, the beginning of the first world war. he is the metropolitan of galicia and the archbishop of lvov, when the russian army comes to golit

in moses will your move at thunder? what an estimate on moral gandhi sharon, that's rosa to bring it because removing nature, there's a change in our platform when actually should and i'll put all of to me regarding charlesville van with all the ones who are trying to you i know we're done. i done a really big data. ah, galle hold on long god, god, in no way way a club is ready, gathered. elaine galbraith, troubleshooted commanding ruffian, are you of course young for shock? green. been glad. i'm come for sure. look. well, now, if there isn't very langley, i don't want if they do i'll be loaded. i am ready for the policy call. not only monday, do i what i'm getting well when you use cheap pace. now again, the lagging a with a, [000:00:00;00] with a kitchenette glue. honda, wendy, we are good. i will call john betty now again now from the law lang amelia, a member of the envelope z. as in mary may she shamal our caldwell l again. giovanni chip in noah with the general zagging in and they were in the more full gay daily c

mosé >>> (hablan en inglés).n inglÉs) forma parte de la educación pública sobre aguas fluviales. estamos viendo... colilla de un cigarrillo que se lance del coche se va a ir directamente al agua y a eso se lo come un pez... >>> tortuga. >>> hay que tener mucho cuidado.detalles que hacen la diferencia. >>> el ser humano es responsable un noventa por ciento de esto, hay que tener cuidado. >>> vamos con el tiempo. (música). >>> panorama continúa agradable al menos si a usted le gusta el calor. región de aire en la región bloquea cualquier entrada de humedad, todo se va hacia el norte, tercer año de sequía consecutiva. una vez que se mueva este sistema a partir del jueves por la mañana, por la noche, línea costera con alto oleaje.vientos suceden en esta noche pero se espera que a partir de mañana comiencen a incrementarse cercanos a las cuarenta millas por hora.también hay que tener mucho cuidado con posibles incendios.vamos a ver cómo se encuentran las temperaturas. (información en pantalla). >>> san francisco se ma

moses allocution lessons and participation dramatic readings in memphis served her well in this regard scottish pulpit remarked with some wonder that wells was educated and speaks admirably. there's a pathos in her voice which catches the auditor and thrills him. other accounts praised was a speeches for their preparation and skillful yet feminine delivery, although her strong american accent might sound harsh for some british years reporters admired her educated and forcible style. despite delivering addresses of considerable links reporters noted that she was listened to most attentively and sympathetically. newspapers remarked on her humble apologies for being compelled to use manuscript on the ground that she had not much practice in public speaking the notes however did not interfere with her delivery, but rather enhanced it because she seldom referred to them. this observation was not surprising wells was an experienced public speaker, but by appearing uncomfortable with making a public address wells demonstrated an adequate degree of vulnerability and important feminine quality.

. >> at the breached the classroom door they went in, engage the raw moye mose and killed him at thiscene. >> we're really -- it's hard to put into words >> reporter: this is yewuvalde's city manager across the u.s., gunmen have become protected during rampages they have worn some kind of body armor. among them, the killers in aurora, colorado in 2012, san bernardino, california in 2015 in buffalo this month. that retired officer, was laid to rest. >> on one of the darkest days if the history of buffalo, he made a choice to stand tall i gave all that he had to protect all he believed in >> reporter: it's illegal under federal law for a convicted felton buy body armor. law enforcement officers are increas increasingly outgunned >> this is a rieal tragedy. we're another town on a growing list >>> after the break here on "early today," parkimarking twor since the death of george floyd. >>> plus qoprah gives ellen some advice as she says good buy. . get up to 50% off kitchen and dining finds. plus, save on women's swimsuits! more style. more savings. kohl's. i assumed dust always stayed p

perhaps the greatest arms designer of all-time john moses browning lived and worked in the late 19th and early 20th century. john malicious browning was in utah, he and his brothers had a rifle shop which was one of the times where you could still have a small workshop developing these ideas. when he sent one of the designs to the east coast of the winchester's were so impressed that they actually came to visit august in, utah. they wanted to see what was going on. john moses browning was, of course, responsible for hordes of the most famous gun that ever existed. including the 50 caliber b angie, the machine gun that was used in world war i, world war ii, still used today including the browning automatic rifle, most famous of all the coal 45, 45 handgun that is referred to by most gun buyers as the 1911. that is the model number. it was called the court 45. you think of all the ones made by colt and all of the copies are considered 1911's. 1911 is very and usual because it was one of the first hand guns that could fire and reload without any cocking. it was fully semi automatic, you

we still class guess that only just put on a political the shooting is paulina moses. the mom is proud to live for quality. why did why the elaina was carrying her grand. she's home the shelling started. who should we put the modem? she does not live. don't you, bill? her photo for pity creeper. upstream, let me know. and from our i was with a little less concept. most of all the people, me or stay on the machine. we much more symbol to put them up for the number one you're for possibly a crucial point of view from political the media read your current was a cooler world war slots open from your book. were threatening bill. sure, now and i get the junior pride, you will say it also was college correctly. michelle over about told somebody whisker deuced chambers for me. is it a mutual real quick or start? always new card? just make sure you didn't pay me the wrong. the only 2 of them still with alicia williams for to talk a little dog, anybody for you through because they're going to of freely glitches differently. was this for with water to remove the blue since these

which is paulina moses. the mom is proud to live for quality. why did why the elaina was carrying her groceries home a shilling started? who shall we put the modem? she does not live coachable her photo for pretty cooper upstream. let me know from where i was with a little less concept. most of all the people we are still the machine. we use much more symbol to put them up for the number one if supposedly crucial point is different from political the media radio graham was a cooler one of the 4 slots for sale organ from your book were threatening bill. sure. now and i get the junior pride, you want to push it also more or less college correct militia. what told somebody whisker deuced chambers for me is really to mutual real quick. are stories mackarath just with all the only 2 of them still with alicia williams. for took a little dog. anybody for you through those little school going to have a feeling good. his just who was this was with water give you a sense these people don't do familiar. what did you know was up up some of them so we didn't

looks at one point, moses moody was playing a box in one on luka.they're playing a to three-one. then they switched it up to man defense. just really a brilliant coaching effort from steve kerr and the warriors defensive coordinator mike brown made life very difficult for luka doncic. they never felt comfortable this mavericks team and you can really tell and like you said, colin, they created that separation in the 3rd and then the 4th. we also that dunk by andrew wiggins. that was really just that was the series in a nutshell. it took the air out of this building and, you know, you can see i saw the mavericks as they were leaving the court walking through the tunnel. their spirits are gone. their spirits are broken, going to stay has an opportunity to wrap this thing up on tuesday and give me a new kyle and some rest before a possible nba finals matchup. >> all right. we love to hear that. jason, thank you so much. we'll check in with him in just a couple minutes. at 9 o'clock on to some baseball. now back here at home. it is armed forces weekend

but hopefully the warriors will get moses. moody i'm sorry.ully the warriors will get porter back on thursday and then we probably won't see that line up again if i will. porter plays you know, it's still a lot of still a lot of series left. obviously in the warriors. they still love the position there and they wanted to get this over with tonight. but now they'll have the chase center crowd behind them on thursday and one win away and they'll be back in that they'll be back in nba finals, i should say. you know, we'll have to sit tight and wait for thursday night. i'm sure the fans will like getting to watch them close it out at home. if in fact, that is what they get to see on thursday. thanks, jason will talk ya later tonight. >> well, after what felt like a long offseason, the forty-niners were back in action today for organized team activities, which we're basically like a trey lance viewing party. first, good look at the qb since last season. teaser voluntary and a couple of high-profile players were not in attendance today. no jimmy gar

finds the rook moses, moody. what a shot from him. 56. 38. steph curry is loving. told you it was loud in here. about jordan poole. he's so filthy blows by luka. bucket and the foul right there. finishing off a great 1st half. hand down, man down. another trey right there. for clay. luka kept this one type. that's what good players do. the dubs going to run themselves. klay thompson, another 3. he had 32 points. you know, who's going to close out this not lucas. he gets one right there to go. kevin looney provide looney the valley. you know, it's a good night. one valley is hitting 3 pointers off the rebound. and look at stepped. with the right there. defensive play of the game. less than 3 minutes left. here you go. klay thompson. another one. how about the dagger? steph curry. with the tray. and that is all she wrote. the warriors win. one 20 to one 10. let's hear from the gang after after the game. >> kind of had a flashback tonight, too. i would have been 7 years ago when we beat houston to get to the finals at oracle you know, we're up or 12 with 30 seconds le

the president, like moses part of the waters. i came in, not only the secret service but the white house advanced team worked it out to ensure that the secret service was going to have the representative and with the president. and, accompanied the president and the first lady at all times. and then something broke down, and it broke down just ten minutes prior to departure. and then we were able to get the agent back. but then, if you remember, they took the white house staff representative, along with the secret service agent and took them away. actually put them in the room. they secured it with an officer. now we had no one, and finally when we decided they were not going, they were waiting, that is when they brought the individual back. last-minute things change, you have those agreements and the last-minute things change. i remember the presidents last trip to china list for the olympics. i had made 2 to 3 trips to china to negotiate with a advance team to negotiate for credentials, permits, vehicle placards. we were on air

a roman country estate near pal in silence moses valley. it was meticulously reconstructed atop the original ruins. the only one of its kind in the world. in the 4 year the head of the house, the dominance receives his guests. characteristic are the coffee feelings, frescoes, and half columns decorating the ruse at one time the entire hall most likely had mosaic flows. of course the villa also had a roman bath with a dressing room, cold and hot baths and a kind of sitting room. the tepid darian. everything together would have been quite effective at impressing friends and business partners. good food was every bit as essential to the roman lifestyle. as many as 30 courses might be served up at a banquet prepared in kitchens like this one. thank you. did such eccentric dishes as stuffed, flamingo tons and hazel mice? normally in none pandemic times, the roman days would have been held at the village bog in august complete with market booth and gladiator battles. ah, ah, took out some of our favorite travel picks on instagram followers on dw

the week, everybody on this roster has to remain ready whether its belly weather is jta weather is moses moody. you never know when your name will be called. of course. we'll have coverage all night and leading up to tip off. so we'll let you know as soon as we know about auto porter status for this one. but for now, reporting live from chase center, i'm jason dumas, scrum for sports. and jason, it's like the the wily old veterans. can they hold off the young bucks? you know, the up and comers. memphis is good. no doubt that vegas, i guess as the worries is 8 point favorites they're back home. >> but, you know, game for the warriors didn't play well. we're lucky to get that win. >> so it's not like being home is a magic potion. we know what biggest banks. what do you think? >> manuel, they haven't really played well, offensively all series long. and we're being honest, draymond green. he's really struggled offensively in the way the memphis grizzlies are guarding him is almost like it's for on 5 on offense. i don't expect him to really just snap out of these offensive struggles anytime s

steffi loved from moses. jordan poll. nice finish there.luka doncic and one in the all 3 to 3 the hard way luc a and travel. how about that? and a half klay thompson. and the warriors up 17 at the break. let's go to 3rd pilot. >> check out the sequence. doncic's misses the easy shot at one in. can't make it back to pick up clay draymond. he can do it in front and you can do it behind the back. thompson for another 3 pointer. 21 point warriors lead. >> the on a 15 to nothing run. they were going down easy. don sutton company cut the lead to 8 late in the 3rd dodgers to 15 of his 20 points in that quarter go on a run of their own kebab. looting with offensive rebound, kicks it out to belly from 31 feet. too easy. warriors lead back up to 17 still battling it. steph curry makes the defensive play of the game with this block dubs. still up 13, he is pumped a two-way player. exactly. jason, you read my mind. less than 3 minutes to play after another offensive board by loon. don thompson makes his 3 pointer. he had 32 points. one, 15, one, 10 dog

it shows in the torah that god tells moses not to charge interest basically. to his people. and that it is really important not to benefit from another person's troubles. so based on that, they decided to make it a reality. and they created, initially it was called acts of lovingkindness. later became known as the hebrew free loan. and what they did is they each agreed to donate $.25 into a pot each month until they had enough money to make their first loan. and the lows are always still, 120 years later, interest free. i merely two members of the jewish community. and the loans are paid back over time. we have an amazing repayment rate. still, 120 years later our repayment rate is 99.75%. >> i know we are going to talk more about concrete programs and people who are going to talk in a personal way about how they elevated their own economic vitality. but if we rewind to 1897 in san francisco, in the state of california, can you talk a little bit about what was going on that actually had it these visionaries say, we need to do this on behalf of our own community for our futur

of reciters and further katya chumachenko knows that jews and christians have the commandments of mosese the commandments of runzma. what kind of runism is this, about which nothing knows the unfortunate jews and christians in 1966 in chicago, the church of the native ukrainian national faith of the runers was founded. the pagan cult worships the rain god, the reckoning is from 9000 bc, when according to the teachings ariana ancient ukraine was founded the cradle. all white races. christianity is rejected by runevestists as a tool for the conquest of ukraine by the russians. and here is another bulletin for adults, which depicts katerina's parents mikhail and sofya chumachenko active damage to lead to the construction of the rune church. faith in chicago they donated a thousand dollars a lot of money in the sixties for an electrician family. the founder of runvira, who bore the title of a prophet, was a certain lev vselenko, chumachenko's parents met him after the war. in one of the rehabilitation camps, the goal of the teaching is to substantiate the existence of an ethnically pure ukr

we can go mose. i mean, we feel like we have a deep team and we have had a lot of different guys step up throughout the course of the year. and fill in and fill in admirably. so, you know, it is tough, we've said in this in the past before next, man up. >> the game tips off here at just about 7 o'clock tonight. now some baseball news, the former beloved member of the oakland a's got some good news today. the san diego padres announced that bob melvin did not have any cancer when underwent surgery for his prostate. that is really good news. melvin began having symptoms last week. and so the team said that that is why he wants and had surgery on wednesday. but now he's out of the hospital and resting at home. he previously said he hoped to miss just the first 6 games of the padres upcoming nine-game road trip which includes a series here in san francisco. and in the meantime, bench coach ryan christensen is serving as interim manager for the padres. so even though he is now down south, we are, of cours

so you have 33 year-old moses matthews. 34 year-old dominic jones, 30 year-old josiah kill. they play for the santa rosa growlers. police say the players arrested while away for game back in february on suspicion of sexually assaulting a woman who one of the men at a bar matthews is also accused of taking pictures of the woman and illegally sending them out via text message. the 3 men will be tried together starting on june 27th. well, a santa rosa couple arrested on suspicion of exposing their baby to fenton all have been released from jail. the sonoma county da's office says 26 year-old evan frost. it. 23 year-old madison but not were in court wednesday. it will be formally arraigned until the baby's toxicology reports are completed. the 15 month-old girl was found unresponsive at their home earlier this week and died at the hospital. police say they found fencing all throughout the house. a couple of scheduled to be back in court next month. sonoma county supervisors are temporarily freezing new permit applications for vacation rentals like air bnb ease. it will be a 45 d

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the rookies, moses moody and jonathan kuminga were part of a lineup that trimmed a 29-point deficit down to 8 with 3:00 left. with otto porter jr. out again tonight, both 19-year-olds could be counted on once more. >> it's great because they had an opportunity to go out there and make their presence felt, impact the game, build some confidence, and for us to close the series out game five, i'm sure they're going to be out there playing some minutes. >> the game is at 6:00 tonight. i figure some time between 8:30 and 9:00 tonight this matter of the west could be resolved. >> okay. so let's go back to game four for a second. we hear you actually got to spend some time with one of the big names off the court, and i mean really big. shaq. >> shaquille o'neal. let me tell you something, largest man that i have seen -- look at that -- in person. look at the discrepancy. i've interviewed taller dudes, but shaq at 7'1" is built like a giant sequoia tree. i came up just past his waist. >> it's okay. you know what? it's fine, vern, we love you regardless. >> he's a gentle giant, though. very appro

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