he says, i want a porsche. he says, when you go home tonight, there will be a porsche in your garage. and he says, i want a million dollars. he says, done. when you go to the bank on monday, there will be a million dollars in your account. thank you very much, i have to find my ball. so he goes looking -- hold on a minute, lad. please hold on. i see you are golfing with your wife. do you mind if i go into the shrubbery with her for an hour or so? he says, let me ask her. it's a million dollars. so he goes up and asks the wife and she says, what? you don't mind if i go in the bushes with the leprechaun? he says, no, no, go ahead. it's a million dollars. she says, i don't care about the car but a million dollars that could help us a lot. so she goes into the bushes with the leprechaun. about an hour later, they are coming out, she's adjusting her skirt, fixing her hair, and the leprechaun says, thank you very much. how old is your husband? she says, he's 44. he's a little too old to be believing in leprechauns, i

, which has emerged as the world's most -- luxury brands such as porsche, which has emerged as the world's most popular luxury. >> it averaged a profit of 17,000 euros per unit sold. general motors and ford ended up at the bottom of the profitability table, incurring losses of more than 800 euros per unit sold. >> chancellor merkel has said germany will not bailout its crisis-hit shipping industry, despite its important role in germany ross export economy. >> merkel was -- germany's export economy. >> urkel was speaking -- merkel was beating at a conference. -- merkel was speaking at a conference. she said investment in infrastructure projects like a canal would ring results -- bring results. >> time for soccer news. just one day after i am unit secured a record of 23 ash a record -- they are in munich secured a record -- byron munich -- bayern munich won a record 23rd title -- >> he set them up. another player knock them down. they earned their club a lucky win. if nÜrnberg were lucky, their opponent was anything but. nÜrnberg produced nothing in the opening period and were poor after the

i'm not susceptible to being lured by pools and porsches. i got a '79 chevy. mean, it's running good. (narrator) joel and ethan coen captured critical acclaim with their debut film, "blood simple," a thriller in the tradition of film noir. i saw "blood simple" right when it came out. and it just was a startling picture. (gunshot) (joel silver) they shot a scene in this room where they shot bullet holes and these big shafts of light came in. i make lots of action films so i said, "why didn't i ever think of that?" i've had plenty of gunshots, i never had shafts of light. so i was just really impressed with the first picture and i thought these guys were really something. (gunshots) (click) we were much more involved on a personal level with people who are making sort of low-budget horror movies, exploitation movies than with any kind of avant-garde, new york art film or anything like that. i mean, we didn't know any of those people, whereas we knew people who were doing exploitation. (joel coen) i had been working as an assistant editor on a horror movie named

that's 25% of what porsche does. they just had their record year in 2012.re them to porsche, they're the only ones that have broad margins. margins in this industry is 3.5% to 6%. they have to crush it on margins and sales. >> michael, you are talking microsoft and i'm talking some fancy thing like apple last year, you know, it's two totally different situations. >> all right, we have to throw it to the judges. so, scott, what do you say? >> they sold five extra cars. i'm a bear. >> all right. so, mike gets one vote. carter? >> it's a great chart. just broke out. some of the things you cited -- we're buyers. >> it's a tie. that means, what does that mean? that means -- >> 50% short interest, people. come on. >> i call the winner and that is mike. all right. mike, quickly what's the trade? >> yeah, i would just buy the june 40 put spread. spend about $2 for that. >> much like grade school, there's simply no losers here. check out our twitter feed. >>> up next, the final call from the options pits. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male anno

i'm not susceptible to being lured by pools and porsches. i got a '79 chevy. mean, it's running good. (narrator) joel and ethan coen captured critical acclaim with their debut film, "blood simple," a thriller in the tradition of film noir. i saw "blood simple" right when it came out. and it just was a startling picture. (gunshot) (joel silver) they shot a scene in this room where they shot bullet holes and these big shafts of light came in. i make lots of action films so i said, "why didn't i ever think of that?" i've had plenty of gunshots, i never had shafts of light. so i was just really impressed with the first picture and i thought these guys were really something. (gunshots) (click) we were much more involved on a personal level with people who are making sort of low-budget horror movies, exploitation movies than with any kind of avant-garde, new york art film or anything like that. i mean, we didn't know any of those people, whereas we knew people who were doing exploitation. (joel coen) i had been working as an assistant editor on a horror movie named

a porsche bought with the bit going? way into you the story. 300 bit coins for a $40,000 porsche.oming up. friday night, buddy. you are gonna need a wingman. and my cash back keeps the party going. but my airline miles take it worldwide. [ male announcer ] it shouldn't be this hard. with creditcards.com, it's easy to search hundreds of cards and apply online. creditcards.com. liz: when you see we're down just over 50 points that is significant considering we got a scary jobs number that spooked the markets for the jobs report now we are down considerably less than we were with the 28 components down low were now so it is a comeback before the closing bell rings moving over to the muni bond desk here at raymond james one of the top 20 global brokerages anywhere. talk about layoffs the financial-services industry has had a tough time but not as tough as number one the top three companies that had the biggest layoff this year citigroup lost 11,000 jobs it is a small percentage of the entire business then you have jpmorgan with 19,000 people and the number one and. [laughter] company

the porsche line is getting a green makeover.an get hybrid version of its four-door panamera at an auto show in china. the panamera e-hybrid will start at $99,000 and will be the first to plug into an external power source to charge the batteries. it will still have a gasoline engine. the ploy again vehicle can drive up 84 mi. an hour and all the electric mold. it tops out at 167 mi. per hour if you use all of is available power. porsche expects to start deliveries of this hybrid before the end of the year. >> coming up on kron 4 morning news. we're following a developing story out of san police are searching for a suspect who stole a cab and led police on a chase. >> the giants are back in town and they are ready for opening day at at&t park. we will have a live report from the stadium. >> the crisis in north korea continues to build. the world is watching, as leaders there made more threats to attack and united states. will bring you the latest on kron 4 morning news. you have an ocean, we have an ocean... luke: they're the sam

porsche, 41% increase this month, best ever first quarter for porsche. audi as well.uburu, vw, all positive sales months. no bad news in the auto industry now other than the stock maybe. liz: honda and toyota stock down. look at tesla -- jeff, thanks. >> love it. liz: they are expected to come out with news sometime in the next several hours. this is the all-electric fancy pants vehicle. they sold more model s sedans, the lower priced ones than expected, moving higher by 2%. intra-day, the picture for you, off the high, but we wait for rocket man in both ways; right? he's the guest tomorrow live in this hour, so stay tuned for that. closing bell rings in 50, make that 49 and some change. bad news on top of bad news for apple. the stock moving slightly lower today, but not even slightly higher. what needs to happen for a major shareholder to slice his steak? we got one coming in next live, and how close are the feds to bringing in sac capital steve cohen? close more than a week ago? we're hot on that trail. that story's next. don't move. ♪ we went out and asked people

porsche sold more porsches last month than ever in our country. that would be viewed as a god send.e need to see something good out of europe. please, we need it. and the equivalent of the japanese federal reserve minutes which i believe will simply affirm that japan has adopted this malcolm x plan, fighting deflation by any means necessary. although i think they have already taken that already extremist position to an extreme. finally, ben bernanke speaks at the federal reserve's market conference in atlanta. now, i would like this humble man to take a victory lap, or at least take in a braves game, but instead i think we'll hear him say he has more ideas to get this economy moving than he's already shown. don't give up on bernanke. he's not done with his mission. not until he reserves hiring numbers. i have faith he can do it. i know i'm probably the only one. i don't care. the weak employment report caused people to flood into housing stocks and a pork buy radiant and toll brothers off his speech. now, after the close -- boy, i can wait for this -- we hear from alcoa. i sure wish

a little boy who we know now was the missing child, embraced by the family there in porsche court in bowie, so a happy ending, but the house looks to be a complete loss. that is the latest controversy surrounding the first lady's visit to the campus, we'll explain. >>> tonight, a woman who found a hidden camera inside her bedroom is reacting to her landlord's guilty plea today in court. he admitted to hiding cameras inside smoke detectors inside the rooms he rented out. news 4's pat collins is there in chevy chase. >> reporter: jim, this is the statement of charges. it is more than five pages. a surprising suspect. an unusual crime scene. dennis allen van dusen, 64 years old. science degree, penn state. master's degree. harvard. master's m. i. t. law degree, udc. and today, he has another title. convicted peeping tom. >> he is a modern day peeping tom. he stole not only these women's privacy but their peace of mind. >> reporter: i talked to a victim today who asked not to be identified. >> you feel betrayed, that you have been watched by someone who you are supposed to trust. >> repo

car for a boy of twelve twelve well we have some radio controlled cars please have a look at this porsche would you like to see how it works ok let's say. you live on up yes i'm alive you're doing better i see it's still cold you're cold so weary from the new beat i just fill in the form and then we'll find a country where the understand. people come to you to buck up and because office day and night they're poor and disadvantaged or new to town some have lost their documents but the majority are ex convicts. is good there's one group of citizens who are really good people just got into trouble and were left behind. so all we have to do with them throw them away like trash good lord no. there are thousands of people in our motherland hundreds of thousands of people who got into trouble people who are broken down. here with reintegration into society for someone of that is primarily his own choice does he want to be part of society again does he want to be with his friends and family rather than on the sidelines this all depends on him first of all. you girls with no working experience req

security crams were rolling catching the vandal scratching several lexry models including porsche and maserati. >>> in florida this man couldn't believe police ticketed him for running backwards. >> somebody is jogging backwards doing the right thing, that's uncalled for. >> miami police cited the runner for obstructing traffic after he refused to backpedal on his running style. he says the ticket will not stop him. >>> finally the georgia chapter of the naacp has joined forces with students fighting to end segregated programs at wilcox county high school. >> shame on you. shame on any parent who continues to embrace the politics of segregation. >> four students are hoping to break the archaic tradition by forg funding and organizing the school's first integrated prom. >>> in sports the lady huskies win their eighth national championship. kelly faris scored 16 points with a rash of three-pointers. and freshman brianna stort had 23 as the huskies crushed louisville, 93-60. uconn geno auriemma tied the coaching record of eight women's championships. >> it feels great because when you se

a culprit scratched up 12 vehicles including luxury models like porsche and mazz ratty.an was ticketed for running backwards. >> a police officer, somebody is jogging backwards. somebody is doing the right thing. okay, that's uncalled for. >> miami police cited the runner for obstructing traffic after he refused to back pedal on his running style. he said the ticket will not stop him from doing that. >>> the georgia chapter of the naacp has joined forces with students fighting to end segregated proms at wilcox county high school. >> shame on you. shame on any parent who can embrace the politics of segregation. >> four students are hoping to break the archaic tradition of by organizing and funding the school's first integrated prom. >>> in sports, the lady huskies win their eighth national championship. u con senior guard kelly farris scored a rash of three pointers. stewart had 23 points. the huskies crushed louisville. the coach tied the coaching record of eight women's championships. >> it feels great because when you see the reaction on these kids' faces, they've been

disaster locals worry as well they may not get the compensation that they deserve our tears were in a porsche filed this report. r.t. recently spoke with him a fellow mayflower resident chris harrell now mr howard told us that he has not received any indication of any kind of compensation or settling settlement offers from exxon mobil mr howell said that on sunday when he went home briefly for easter here in the states he received a letter on his front door from exxon mobil that apologized quote apologized for the inconvenience mr howell said that those have that have been evacuated are being provided the hotel rooms paid for by exxon mobil but at a community peat a meeting that took place over the weekend with some exxon officials mr howell says that very few answers were given and all those in attendance were very frustrated very angry exxon mobil has not indicated how long cleanup will take mr howell told r.t. that the major concern for many people in the neighborhood is the longer term impact from the spill both environmentally and financially what will this circumstance do to property va

with it and now a couple of sold there are a porsche but i forgot what i suppose but they just shocking that money in the bitten as far as you're concerned. yes i think especially the little house i mean there's a lot of hot busses you will want to get out of causes which are you know we love to extend one she needed to feel but what about the financial systems. on this should be. possibly not going to be in the same shape banking wise in the next few years but there's a lot of other possible very. real estate. you know physical. pressure medals and storms in the private and public goodwill who's in the loop of probably which are much better sources. george and i saw on the program tonight thanks for your thoughts much appreciated thank you for having but coming up here at r.t. fears on the potential a story we're tracking of course as the world waits for north korea's next move with ballistic missiles now in firing position we ask them what the international community could have done to have brought the situation under control just ahead. international airport in the very heart of mosc

let me talk to you about porsche foster. she was 15 years old when she was killed over the thanksgiving holiday last year in chicago. she had five sisters. six daughters and porsche was the youngest of them. she was 15 and she was shot in the back of the head when she was standing with her best friend in a back yard during a sleepover. the intended victim was a gang-related individual, they were targeting somebody else but she got hit. 25 shots were fired, by the way, 25 shots were fired. porsche was the only victim that was hit. she was a sophomore at ace tech, a charter school that specializes in getting kids ready for college in act tech tour and construction and engineering. this is exactly the kind of student that we wanted. we're on the floor of the united states senate and house of representatives all the time clamoring for more girls to go into stem technologies, science, technology, education and math. porsche, she was doing it. she was living up to our expectation. she was going to a alcohol that was going to get -

porsche waited that one out and made this birdie putt at 18 to conclude a round of 64, edging out points by a shot. becomes the sixth first time winner of the tour. that its for this early night sports wrap. >> >> coming up tonight on the 10:00 news. >> >> a deadly 24 hours along the north coast, we are following news three divers died in the last day, two of them from the bay area >> we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> we are always here for you online. go warriors, we'll see you back here tonight at 10:00. everyone. . hili peppers' "under the bridge" playing) ♪ i don't ever want to feel ♪ like i did that day ♪ take me to the place i love ♪ take me all the way (falsetto): ♪ and i don't ever want to feel ♪ ♪ like i did that day ♪ take me to the place i lo... (shrieks) (music stops) fellas, please. penny, come on. we were just finding our sound. you found it. it's the sound of a cat being run over by a lawn mower. i'm really very busy. is there any way that we can put this off until i have more time to prepare?

and i agree with you, but a lot of people believe -- i saw a guy just bought a car, $38,000 used porsche. people are taking this for real, my friend. >> right, it certainly calls itself a currency and some people consider it a currency, but it's not a very good currency. so what does make a good currency? a good currency is something you can use and exchange for goods and services, whose value you can trust. because it doesn't change that much over the time. if i buy a sandwich today for $5 and i get on the plane and i fly and six hours later and i'm in los angeles, i should more or less expect that $5 should buy the same sandwich. it shouldn't buy an incredibly extensive steak or only a tenth of a sandwich. i should have a certain expectation that it should buy the same amount hour to hour. and bitcoin certainly doesn't. the stock quadrupled in a matter of days and then again a week later, and now it's fallen 75% in just a few days as well. there's no trust nor terms of the value. it's behaving much more like a shock that we enjoy watching the gyrations of, but not really a currency we

someone in texas claims to have sold his porsche for bit coins .nada is looking for them in exchange of his house. >> harris: i don't mean to be a naysayer. what happens if thape hack you? >> there are so many tech saffi people and hackers who know how to get in the websites and there are several website devoted to handling bit coin transobjection. these have been hacked to the tune much several hundred thousand dollars. working to make the software more secure . the whole thing is like a ponsy scheme . snitt they mind it on the free market . i think that is a pretty good way to cash out. >> supporters point out in the instances. customers were refunded all of the money at the company 'expense and that's what a break're bank does. you can't argue with that. >> no, you can't. i like something to hold . i need a bit more cash. sorry. >> anita thank you. >> and a woman wakes up after being in a coma for years. she a rock and roll woman before tragedy struck and after all of this time, she is still the same. ♪ [ male announcer ] when you wear dentures

porsche was the only victim that was hit. she was a sophomore at east tec, charter school that specialized in getting kids ready for college and architecture and construction and engineering. exactly the kind of student that we want where on the floor of the united states senate and the house of representatives clamoring for more girls to go into stem technology science technology and math. porsche was going to a charter school that was going to get her ready to go into careers of architecture and construction and engineering. imagine what she could have done if she lived beyond the age of 15. she played volleyball and she played basketball and sung in the church choir. she loved art. her classmates actually honored her death by holding an art sale and her memory and because funerals are expensive especially in inner city chicago they used the proceeds from the art sale to pay for portia's funeral. let me tell you that is no small expense. you don't think about that but one of the biggest issues in hartford connecticut today,

was this the strongest month for porsche ever?4,000 -- last time i looked you don't need a porsche. you could buy a ford fiesta, but the focus had a good number. i mean, autos -- why do you look at me like that? you look ascans. >> i don't know. >> i think the auto market is a great tell of real consumer firepower. i know that the federal reserve is starting to make it so that you can securitize auto loans in a more aggressive fashion and that does matter. >> we do need to rely on ayer base of business than just the rich to propel the economy. which, by the way, the numbers yesterday, broader speaking, not porsche, but the big three. >> trucks. i bought a ford 350. >> recently? >> two years ago. used. got a great deal. those things are killers and the sales are coming back. >> do you tow stuff with it like they do in the commercials? maybe you have your houses. >> i had waste management and they're saying the construction business is coming back both in florida and bec of sandy. when you dump, you have to get in line, and taking r

>> how can we be swooning if they sold more than 4,000 porsches ever?m sandy-related stuff. people are quick to -- if we are going swoon and sandy was just on saying the sequester will start biting and people preparing for obama care will start biting he kind of was implying and he said 2% for the year, vandy is. jim, would the market be too high based on that scenario? i mean, i could see why -- >> no. >> go ahead. >> the stocks that are running are exactly what it does best in the 2%. that's a general mills/kellogg market. that's why humana can have a second day. this is a bull market in some parts of the economy and it's a bear market in the companies that are levered to the gdp. no, we don't go down on that. we have to go down if the fed tightens and suddenly the 3% yield that you get from some of these companies isn't so hot. >> you have bubba on a hover craft. that's bizarre, right? >> 10:00. yeah. >> and the masters is in two weeks, isn't it? >> look at that thing. >> look at it, it flies across the water. >> i don't get the masters on my tv. it'

porsche sells more than $176,000. i have to look at the picture. that is more than the average price of a house in the u.s. the number one most expensive car brand is mercedes-benz. retailing for $216,000. not only half the cars in the top 20 from mercedes, this brand can boast the top five most expensive cars. the least expensive, kia. an eyewitness account of the tear in boston. and next, should you do google or apple tv? streaming service is becoming more popular, we will tell you what is best for you. stay with us. oh this is lame, investors could lose tens of thousands of dollars on their 401(k) to hidden fee is that what you're looking for, like a hidden fee in your giant mom bag? maybe i have them... oh that's right i don't because i rolled my account over to e-trade where... woah. okay... they don't have hidden fees... hey fern. the junkrawer? why would they... is that my gerbil? you said hhe moved to a tiny farm. that's it, i'm running away. no, no you can't come! [ male announcer ] e-trade. less for us. more for you. gerri: streaming your

mixed up kid, totally american kid out there smoking pot, watching youtube, driving around in his porsche not liking america. totally normal kid. nothing to see here. very sad, in fact. >> jane hall, has there not been enough on the victims, for example, we kind of moved on from the 8-year-old boy, martin richard, who was killed in that attack. >> if martin richard's family were giving interviews, i don't know about that, but i know enough about tv to know that we'd see that story. very important to see the victims and you will be surprised to hear, i think rush limbaugh has a point. to portray him as a teenager or this ask this is a distortion of the american dream which is in two news stories out there. >> front page of "washington post" portrait of faded american dream. picture of the family, the tsarnaev family there. "new york times" a battered american dream. so, michael medved have the media, to some extent, as they try to understand what happened to these two guys been portraying and, particularly, the 19-year-old, as a mixed up kid? >> well, i think it's inherently dramatic and i

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engine revs ] and they ranked the a4 highest in total quality index in its class. [ chirps ] ♪ >> porschepany plans to unveil a plug in hybrid version of its four-door panamera at an all show in china. the panamera e-hybrid will start at $99,000. it will still have a gasoline engine, it can also reach speeds of 84 mi. per hour in an all out electric mold. or it can go 167 mi. per hour if you use all of its available power. porsche expects to deliver the hybrid to show rooms by the end of the year. >> coming up on kron 4 morning news. break the new is out of the south bay where eight men was shot twice just before 7:30 a.m. this morning in san jose. >> sanitation workers are on strike and several bay area cities. they are leaving trash out on the curb with no one to take away. >> we're also watching wall street this morning. when will bring you the latest on kron 4 morning news. >> top stories we are following on this friday april 5th. breaking news in the south bay where a man was shot twice just before 7:30 a.m. this morning inose. we details coming up. >> we are watching wall street. it

couldn't help but notice a guy driving through in a white porsche suv, he got applauded presumably for driving through. we may now see regular traffic starting to come through. chuck todd at the white house. i imagine this has been a dicey 24 hours for the folks there. watertown will now relax. their businesses all lost a day of business. remember, schools were closed. there was no public transportation. we expect amtrak to re-open the northeast corridor north of new york if that hasn't happened already tonight. it was very dicey leaving boston logan today. they added an extra ring of security on top of the tsa. they really tried to drop a net down over the region and the investigation went as far south as new jersey, the home of the suspect's 24-year-old sister. it stretched overseas. it will continue to because, remember, they are going through the computers of both suspects. one of them is no longer around. then the interrogation continues. unbelievable. came out here. they did a great job. everyone's free. it's amazing. >> you don't get this every day. do you know what i mean? some

one man sold his porsche recently for 300 bit coins. someone else is offering their house. back to you. >> wow. that's all i have to say. anita vogel, thank you very much for that report. >>> well, as millions of procrastinators are scrambling to meet monday's tax deadline, we're learning new details about the president's 2012 tax return. according to the white house, the president paid an effective federal tax rate of 18.4%. he and the first lady earned about $660,000 in income last year. that's almost 200,000 less than they took in the year before. the decrease due to a decline in the president's book sales. >>> rick, authorities investigating the death of a texas district attorney have charged a former justice of the peace with making a terroristic threat. eric williams of north texas is in police custody. his home was searched yesterday as part of the investigation. williams, who is 46 years old, has not been named a suspect in the march 30th deaths of district attorney mike mclelland and his wife cynthia at their home or in the late january death of assistant d.a. mark

forms which means that their trading activities would be transparent and searchable on line so that porsche lips like us could see whether or not they were in better treaty. technically congress isn't supposed to make insider trade they are not supposed to trade on nonpublic information they have pain in the course of their work but the most cursory of investigations will show you how for example when congress was debating how care in two thousand and nine some members of congress bought certain insurance stocks that magically skyrocketed days later or how when the market tanked in two thousand and eight many members the time cliff conspicuously sold off a bunch of those stocks right before and he got a little option fund that would go up in value the market went down it's ridiculous common practice because insider trading laws are written in a way that makes it very easy for congress to basically do whatever they want which makes sense because congress writes those laws themselves as senator in the defense committee is free to trade defense stocks banking committee senators can trade bank

they bring in brand new cars, talking about high end cars, range rovers and porsches and b.m.w.s andw. boston is a college town. some kids come from overseas. they have the money to afford to buy new cars. >> reporter: has he always had the kind of money to afford $900 sneakers? >> i mean, as far as i know, you. he always dreamed of buying new cars but i don't think he could afford to buy a new car though. he always, you know, riding with his friends which they own, you know, expensive cars but himself i don't think he could afford it. >> reporter: so obviously, jake, i followed up then if he had all this money and these nice cars why would he and his brother go rob a 7-eleven here in cambridge? you know, junior really couldn't answer that. clearly, after now talking to the fbi because they came to junior, junior immediately recognized this 19-year-old once he saw that surveillance photo from the 7-eleven he said, that's the guy. that's junior he started connecting the dots and realizing perhaps that is why he was acting so bizarrely just on tuesday. jake? >> all right. brooke baldwi

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if porsche stewart was barbie, her ken, was kordell stewart.career? >> not a choice. >> reporter: but no one, at least of all porsha saw what was coming next. when kordell filed for divorce, she found out thanks to social media. you see it on twitter and he's down the hall. how did that confrontation go? >> it wasn't a confrontation. it was very calm. it was me simply asking my husband, have you filed? and he said, he thought about it. and we'll talk about it later. and he left for work. >> reporter: we'll talk about it later? >> we'll talk about it later. i said, call my attorney and find out. >> reporter: why the secrecy? why not tell you face-to-face? >> you know what? i can't get that out of him. >> reporter: in march, stewart called his nearly two-year marriage irretrievably broken and asked to pay her zero alimony, calling porsha an able-bodied person, capable of supporting herself. during the season, there had been trouble in paradise. even her outspoken cast mates noticed. >> the husband is not the key. it's an old, traditional [ bleep