he was really lambasting the papers for using slang. he would come up with these -- a man's lee fitch depends on is rooted. and the guardians of the language. he just loved to play around with language. and presidents to get in trouble. i'm not going to mention george bush and his breath but teddy roosevelt does write a letter to the head of the english department at harvard university saying he believed we should not be splitting intended us. eisenhower's second inaugural he gets up and eisenhower's quite articulate and comes up with wonderful phrases. the domino theory and he comes up of force with the military-industrial complex which has come down through the decades but in his second inaugural he said before we can finalize their plans and the word finalized with such a discordant term that there were editorials where people were wringing their hands. there was a special column for parade magazine. eisenhower from creating this verb out of the word final and they haven't even heard the word prioritize yet but it was this angry sort

so it's a classic example of a piece of sort of low slang, golfer guys, tougher slang. here's eisenhower playing with arnold palmer are some and he takes a mulligan. [inaudible] >> presumably. i think it's like murphy's law. it's sort of a slight on the irish at you have to take an extra shot. thank you very much, everybody. i appreciate it. [applause] >> that was paul dickson author of parenting. for more information visit his website, pauldicksonbooks.com. >> we're at the national press club book fair the other night with celia wexler, author of "out of the news: former journalists discuss a profession in crisis" you are a former journalist. y. speak with why and my former journalist? does i could not become, be the mother of one to of a small child into the journalism i wanted to do. then i found a really wonderful and fulfilling career as a public interest lobbyist. but i always was very emotionally attached to journalism, and this book gave me a chance to connect with people, many of them left to journalism at the top of their games, with some of the biggest media

it had to wipe slang from his database. >>> and we turn to our video tonight. a moment that cost a "wheel of fortune" contestant a giant win. we have all heard this song. ♪ because you're mine i walk the line ♪ >> this was painful. this woman, so close. so many of the letters revealed. missed the answer by offering this as the title of the song. >> i'll solve the puzzle. >> go ahead. >> "i have the wine" by johnny cash. >> that is not correct. i'm sorry. >> oh, it's "i walk the line." not i have the wine. she might have the wine now. i would. >>> when we come back here on the broadcast tonight -- the countdown to the crowning of miss america later tonight. so many of you weighing in on the young woman that you met last night here. miss montana. in a moment, the other young women who overcame giant hurdles to walk across that stage tonight. ♪ that over time, having high cholesterol and any of these risk factors can put them at increased risk for plaque buildup in their arteries. so it's even more important to lower their cholesterol, and that's why, when diet an

name being slang for stock.gun to my head -- first i'll tell you to take the gun away. if you made me choose, i'd tell you i think that bank of america is the better buy. actually i have a little more hair here. i mean, just pointing that out. why bank of america? why not home depot with its fabulous management, incredible execution? mainly it's because of the sector. remember, about 50% of the stock's movement has to do with its sector. it's actually higher in 2012. i think 2013 could be a terrific year for the big bracket banks, as well as the regionals. hey, bank of america, one of the biggest. don't forget they own merrill lynch. let me tick down the regions. first of all, the economy's continuing to recover. the housing market's rebounding, consumer lending's improving. even jobs and business investment are coming back, albeit slowly. the latest fed report was so optimistic about the u.s. economy that it actually sparked fears that ben bernanke might let rates rise sooner than expected. something that would

. >> that is street slang for police. the chp hopes the drivers will turn themselves in. >> it is senseless. absolutely. we, as a community, need to address the issue. family, parents, everybody needs to get involved. you need to speak out. you need to tell these people it's not okay. >> so the chp is hoping to make some arrests. liz, nobody got hurt, but they point out that it was extremely reckless driving and lucky it wasn't worse. >> all right joe, thank you. >>> an ex49er accused of beating up an old boyfriend over soy sauce. and how a california man got tricked into being the get away driver when a woman robbed a bank. >> plenty of sunshine so far, temperatures are running in some spots, nearly 4 degrees below normal. when do we warm up? i have the answer coming up. >>> but first, here's some 49ers photos that fans have been e-mailing us tonight. ,,,,,,,,,, raiders was in court today.o face charges >>> a former player for the niners and raiders was in court today to face charges that he beat up a former boyfriend. t

that's street slang for police. the chp hopes the drivers, with the help of family members, will turn themselves in. >> it's senseless, absolutely. we as a community need to address the issue. family, parents, everybody needs to get involved. you need to speak out. you need to tell these people it's not okay. >> reporter: again, nobody got hurt but the chp says they really want to get these guys off the street for what they describe as extremely reckless driving. live in oakland, joe vazquez, cbs 5 eyewitness news. >>> coming up, an ex-49er, accused of beating up an old boyfriend over soy sauce. >>> and how a california man got tricked into being the getaway driver for a woman who robbed a bank. >>> and a mystery, hidden all over one bay area city. what's with all these tiny nomes? >>> we've had a lot of cold air, nearly four degrees above normal in concord and san jose. find out when we're going to warm up. but before we go, a little taste of bourbon street in new orleans! running out of aerosols can get pretty fru

[indiscernible] , french slang for a practice that we know as water boarding. and he said, i have the impression of drowning in a terrible agony of death itself, took possession of me. after this ordeal he was dragged , still naked, thrown into a cell on a mattress stuffed with barbwire and left to spend the night listening to the bus and the screams resonating around the interrogation center. now, that is a very tough approach to do it counterinsurgency. now, we sometimes hear the torture does not work. well, don't you believe it. however morally questionable or reprehensible it may be, it can be tactically effective. in fact, it was tactically effective for the french in the battle of algiers. within nine months they manage to get all the answers and leaders to read each other out. they rolled up the entire insurgent network. by the end of 1957, algiers was safe. you could argue in a tactical sense, and a tactical sense the french had won the battle of algiers. the problem was, the publicity that attended their practices. they could not keep secret the way th

. >>> and mcdonald's in australia are getting a name change. 13 locations will be called maccas, a slang term used down under. the restaurants will even change their signs. it's only temporary. the change is part of the celebration of australia day. and terrell, apparently folks in australia have been called it macca for ages. this is a corporation just kowtowing to what it's already been called anyway. >> the same way we call it mickey ds here. sounds like a lot of work for one day. >> they even submitted for a change in the local dictionary there. that's how far it's going. >> interesting. joya, thank you very much. >>> coming up, commuter chaos. an escalator at a train station suddenly hits reverse, sending riders running for safety. this is the morning news. running for safety. this is the morning news. other was never into our coffee at all. she would only get a splash of coffee in her cup and then fill the rest up with cream and it -- mommy, what's going on? what are you doing? so when we did the blonde roast she finally went from a splash of coffee to only a splash of cream. and i

brought back to my boss that i said would solve the shared mission issue, would solve the lexicon and slang issues and bring everyone to the same table understanding where we're going and to develop a few tools not only sort of specific to the department of public works to show our piece, but then more broadly to the city that we can bring to the incident and share, regardless of who's there, what part of the department of defense or other entities that are out there that can come to the table and hit the ground running as a result of that tool. that was my biggest take away and that's my main recommendation to my boss. >> i was fortunate, my boss was there. so i think we both shared the concept that interoperatability is the key. we need to continue to work to ensure that we have interoperatability with the federal, state and local governments and next year i think we'll take this exercise to another level. i'm not sure what that's going to be, but between now and then we will be working to ensure it's successful. >> i told my boss that based on all the planning we did, the training we did

it would have been very simple for me to come with a one pager even dealing with the slang, drop that on the table connected with the cop so everyone knew what was going on. that would have been helpful. that was the first one where i saw an area where we could do some good work. the second is typing, the concept of when i unload a front end loader that i also include what personnel will be with that equipment. we call it typing, many of you know the same thing, you know about it. the military came with all their equipment typed perfectly and it came to us right there. we didn't have that. i'm being very candid with all of you. we didn't have that coming in. so what we did was spent time telling them how many personnel come with each truck, each piece of equipment we have. the benefit of that is i saw the great relationship between the military and the staff walking through the equipment, understanding where the gaps were on our side and their side as we started ordering up equipment to bring it to the city. which is absolutely going to happen, we will put orders in early, see it arri

it is polling slang, nate was a guy, who painfully researched every state, and nook and cranny to assessdidate was closer to, in this case, the election rally votes needed to become president, he got the election right, down to final electoral vote. he made a mockery of those invisible romney voters. prove could them wrong, suddenly of it nate the great, and a campaign stat star of born, a polling jeanious genius. he leveraged that brand with issues that might or might not have anything to do with that brand, sort of like me some moving into the health caresphere. republicans say this confirms how clueless the president is, nate silver writing, how right the president is, mr. numbers explains if you do get run away spending on medicare, social security, and medicaid under control, spending is suddenly not a problem. to david stockman who is not quite convinced, ronald reagan former budget director, joining he now, we would like to spend extra time with david, like a sponge i try to soak in all his smarts, what do you make of what nate said. >> he has a lot of statistics, but it does not

of course, slang gets people in trouble. with the wilson is a great waster. one of the things was what could move on. and he used a lot of campaign type of words. he would come up with these accurate sims, you know and the guardians of the language were just appalled by his use of it. he just loved to play around with language. presidents do get in trouble. i'm not even going to mention george bush. but the biggest is probably teddy roosevelt who writes a letter to the head of the english department at harvard university. and that created its own thing. quite articulate and comes up with some domino theory type words. in his second novel, he said before we can finalize our plans, and the word finalize with such a discordant tone. there were editorials all over the country, people wringing their hands, there was a special column defending eisenhower were creating this verb. they hadn't even heard prioritize yet. it was the same resort of reaction. counterproductive was another one. the first example they can find is counterproductive, which sounds like a milit

here's slang, hvac -- heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems along with building management security systems. second johnson controls has a big auto a supply biz where they make interior systems for the car like instrument panels, information displays. especially seating. third the company makes batteries. both old-fashioned lead acid car batteries and newfangled lithium ian batteries. for years johnson controls has been trying to move into areas away from the core auto parts business because auto supply is a tough business with a lot of competition. that's why the company bought york international back in 2005. getting to that hvac business, the air conditioning. meanwhile within the auto biz johnson controls has been buying specialty component manufacturing with strong franchises in order to become more vertically integrated. while the moves allowed the company to take share the stock just doesn't seem to get any credit at all. lately johnson controls has been hammered by a series of weak quarters. back in december the company had a positive analyst day where the forecast

. >> it's sort of slang. it doesn't mean eve yismt. >> without getting into the argument as to whether he is taking the president out of context over the build it business he's using the term foreign this, is happening every day. it's a dog whistle. >> look. let's take a look. >> i recent that. >> what does this grand wizard nonsense? >> all right. all right. >> give me a break. don't go there with me on that. >> i agree. okay. good. >> thank you. >> there is none of those problems over there. >> dog whistle? work fair? chicago? urban, foreign? just comes out, says grand wizard. >> they're going to do this. what do we do? we have to get better at strategy. we have to stop for just a minute. ignore what they're going to do. not ignore it, realize they're going to do it. then, deal with them head to head. remember, you can't fight devil was angels. you have to fight them on their own turf in a way. >> they use a technique that is beyond insulting. there sefdz of personal bias. because any african american conse

and we were surprised to hear it's known by the same slang word in prisons and jails nationwide. >> sometimes are certain woords or phrases with universal meaning that arise in each location we film at. one of those words was fifi. >> we heard the term used in indiana. >> all these men, they are lonely. they make what is called a fifi which is -- it's a glove and some other items and they call it their lady. that's the nicest way to put it without getting beeped off of msnbc. >> we kept hearing this word "fifi" and it kept coming up in conversations but no one was willing to admit to having one. >> we heard the term again in tampa, florida. >> i can't make a 50 in here. i can't make no fifi. >> a lot of these guys have two or three life sentences. they find something to make themselves busy in their spare time. >> have you ever made a fifi? >> yeah. >> but at the tent city housing unit in maricopa county jail the inmates volunteered to make one for us. >> we were shooting some nighttime shots at tent city and there's quite a contrast between tent city during the day when

some of that louisville slang. >> walden is not alone in feeling depressed about leaving a child on thede. laron moore's recent self-abusive behavior resulted in his being removed from his cell and placed in a restraint chair. now in a calmer state of mind, he explains why he was upset. >> my son. i know -- i know some way he's missing me as much as i'm missing him. but i try not to think about him. >> moore, now on new medication, has been taken off suicide watch. the jail's goal is to return him to general population. >> hi. >> how are you doing? >> i'm doing pretty good. how are you? >> that decision will depend in part on whether dr. easley feels he's ready for it. >> what made you so mad and angry? >> that i let my son down because i ain't never -- my father was there, but he was doing the same thing i'm doing, in and out. and i feel like if i can be there with my son more and more, he won't turn to the streets like i did. like i was looking for a role model -- >> so you're hoping your son doesn't imitate -- if he does imitate you, that he imitates the good parts. >> yeah. pretty m

known by other inmates in his general population housing dorm as jit, short for jitterbug, prison slang a young, naive inmate. >> smile for the camera, baby face. look over here. tell me how you living. >> i come from a good family. where i went wrong, i can't tell you right now. i am thinking about it now where did i go wrong. shame is all i can think about. i am ashamed. can't show that in here. >> why not? >> they eat you alive. >> but mccaffrey has made two friends in his dormitory-style housing unit who he feels he can trust, 38-year-old jason piersol and 36-year-old matthew kemp. >> i think he is looking for a father figure and he is hanging with us. no, i'm just joking. >> everybody needs a war daddy. >> scared. but no, i vibe with them well. they're good people. these are good guys right here. we look out for each other. especially me being one of the youngest people in the compound, they look out for me. >> when you see somebody who is 21 in here, what goes through your mind? >> what the hell are they doing? what are they doing in here? wouldn't want to see one of my kids in he

. >> but it's not fun using the slang, is it?e'll have to come up with another name. >> there you go. i think it's a great idea. you never know, if it's popular, it might even stick. >> cnbc's mandi drury, thank you so much. we'll be right back. customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it? hello? hello?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello? ally bank. your money needs an ally. living with moderate to semeans living with pain.is it could also mean living with joint damage. help relieve the pain and stop the damage with humira, adalimumab. for many adults with moderate to severe ra, humira is clinically proven to help relieve pain and stop joint damage. so you can treat more than just the pain. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events, such as infections, lymphoma, or other types of cancer, have happened. blood, liver and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure have occur

it is slang. it does president mean evil.y blatant. >> without getting into the argument whether he is taking thnte president out of context, he is still using the term foreign. i will tell you this is happening every day. it is a dog whistle. >> what is this grand wizzard nonsense? >> arell we the ku klux klan? give me a break. don't go there with me on that. >> okay, good. thank you. there is none of those problems over there. t all of those birthers out there. >> dog whistles and work fair, chicago, urban, foreign, grand wizzard. >> again, they are going to do this so what do we do? we haveoi to get better at our strategy. we have to stop for a minute, ignore what they are going to, not ignore it, but realize what theyal are doing. remember when i said you can't fight devils with angels? if you are going to fight them, you have to fight them on their own turf. >> they use a technique that is beyond insulting and frankly is evidence of their own personal bias. anybe african-american conservative, we discussed this earlier,

popular slang from the 18th century. oh, is that so? anyway, you need to get yourself a new leading man. in ballykay? what about brian quigley? brian quigley? are you out of your mind? even if he could act, he's old enough to be her father. all right, all right. ambrose. gard egan. if you think i'm getting intimate with the garda siochana, you can think again. is there anybody you do like? that's what i like to hear... good rapport between the cast and the director. [ doorbell buzzes ] yes? it's arrived. you may think that i'll forget this. i will never forget this. what about michael ryan? no, i don't think he'd be the man for the job. brendan kearney! it's that time. what time? i don't know. what time? time to pay your dues. come on. it's my lunch hour, siobhan. we need a sample. a sample of what? rollickin' roger. who or what is rollickin' roger? a sprinter... probably best at six furlongs. a racehorse. a stallion. we need a sample to find out if he's fertile or what. i'll need help. we're not talking about a blood sample, are we, si

that's street slang for marijuana.ne was claiming to be selling a list of his marijuana clients. we responded, and the seller suggested we meet him outside central park in new york. >> how you doing? >> i'm cool with it, man. >> meet robert adkins. >> i have nothing to hide. >> from the start, he wants to make sure that our undercover producer isn't really a cop. >> i'm not a cop. don't worry about it. >> not good enough for me. i don't talk beyond this point. >> our producer shows him his identification and adkins opens up. >> as a delivery guy, i can do about 800 to $1,000 a day. >> all profit s? . >> oh, yes, 100%. you can sit on your ass for a month and do nothing, either. that's the cool thing about it. >> wefor $15,000, adkins says he'll sell us a list of his high-end marijuana customers and a crash course on drug dealing. >> you say here it is, this is your client, here's the guy you bought the product from. i'm willing to sit down and train someone. >> he says his pot supplier in california can simply mail us o

. >> jimmy: bundle up is just slang for drinking. [ laughter ] very good. i'll take that.'s originally from seattle, but now he resides in nashville, tennessee. it's winter here in new york, and what he loves to do the most during the wintertime is bundle -- bundle up. [ laughter ] yeah. yeah, yeah, yeah. so this first -- i always like to challenge the roots here. for this first one, could we do, like, a country/pop, sort of like a taylor swifty type of -- [ light laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, come on. that's the type of move i'm talking about. >> they're, like, no way. >> jimmy: yeah, they can do it. ♪ ♪ [ laughter ] >> all right, all right, all right. look. ♪ his name's kalen he's here with ali no idea how long they've been dating for ♪ ♪ but he's pointing tonight on "the jimmy fallon show" ♪ ♪ i like winter i love new york ♪ i know when it's getting cold ♪ ♪ he's bundled up and drinking outside in the snow ♪ ♪ but hey 13, 13 is today so if you want to get drunk it's okay ♪ ♪ but just don't do it in your seat and go out and get some winter heat ♪ ♪ you're on the "l

it's a slang word bull dagging. >> teresa? >> who is it? >> my wife. i have a girlfriend here. girlfriends, just not my special girlfriend. i have two or three girlfriends. this is the bull dagging crew. >> why did you say that? my mama be watching this, girl. she's a christian. >> don't be ashamed. >> forming a relationship in prison is a way for many of the women to survive. >> women like women, men like men, oh, well. >> relationships with female offenders is a very interesting, a very unique and a very complex issue that we have to deal with and contend with. >> a lot of women in here mess it up. lie on you, cheat. >> and it's just a game to most of these women. a money thing. >> yeah. >> a game. they drag you for money. >> they ain't never been in a woman relationship and i guess i sway them and con them. i guess i have a game talk with me. so when they come in, they want to know about the bull dagging, and i be like, i be thinking, yeah, there's one right there. nine times out of ten, they just give me what i want, i don't have to play them. >> because there are penalties

will you give a" slang for oral sex. "but remember, i'm 30."sounds like you wanted to date her, not teach her a lesson about the dangers -- i mean, i guess she would have learned about the dangers of the internet had i not been there and had she been here, huh? >> well, you're going to make it sound like that. >> have you done this sort of thing before where you try to teach a girl a lesson? >> no, this is the very, very first time. >> very first time. why even talk to somebody who you think is 13 years old? >> it was stupid. >> it was stupid. >> yeah. stupid. >> why don't you -- >> i want to tell you straight up. i have a -- well, i had a stepdaughter. and she was -- and i have a 5-year-old kid. and my stepdaughter, and she was -- at the moment she was 14. and she was doing the same thing, playing on the internet. >> right. >> and she met a guy, though he wasn't old enough, but he was like 17, but she was 14 at the moment. and i swear, i got so pissed. i even told my ex, you know what, i don't want her -- she's not going to go by the rules in

but your slang is second to none. >> oy! slash of the titans -- which one is it?rlier on cnbc. now it gets better, folks. icahn accusing ackman of dumping and talking over the billionaire. >> i'm simply asking you if you are long herbalife as the world want to know and the motives behind it. that's all we want to know. that's what every person watching this program wants to know and if that position is in all -- >> can i yes. >> i'm going to give it to you. max called me up. he said ackman is making at these aspersions about you. he is going to come on saying you're the worst man in the world. do you want to go on tv? i said yeah. that's why i came on. >> right. >> but i'll tell you about herbalife and what i will tell you and what i said before. you know, i think ackman did herbalife because i don't -- obviously i don't like ackman. ackman is lying about what happened. i didn't need the 4 million bucks i made there. what incensed me was that he weaseled out of the deal. we'll leave that alone. you're right. happened ten years ago. leave it alone. he weiss aseled

it's a little hard work to say the whole thing so we slang it, po boy. >> reporter: what makes it a po reporter: the 28-inch loevs come only from local bakers. flakey and hard on the outside and like a pill yeo on the inside. the secret ingredient is new orleans' humidity. >> it's hard to get consistency because of the humidity. >> reporter: he should know. they still jostle for bar stools. how many stars have critics awarded this place? who cares. it's already got three super bowl rings. quarterbacks ee lay and peyton manning were practically raised on them. >> each of them would sit down and eat two of these. >> reporter: six pieces like that, each of them. >> yeah. >> reporter: mere mortals should probably stick to just one, but don't forget the barq's root beer. it's a must. don't worry. it comes in diet because that will really cut down on diets. the po boy isn't for meatless. if your fingers aren't sticky and your elbows, you're not eating it directly. our ray show found that eating to napkin ratio is 1:1. these are new school po boys. >> it seems like it draws influence from all

lawmakers are considering whether to ask voters to rename the city's airport after one of their own slangey milk. >> is a writer david campos pledged to introduce a charter remember today that will put the question of creating harvey milk international airport on the city's november ballot. >> milks nephew, stored, said it the name change goes >> milks nephew, stored, said it the name change goes for over 60,000 california foster children, nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help make a foster child's night a little cozier. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. >> in national news, the call ryle movie theater were 12 people were killed and dozens injured is reopening. >> victims and their families will be allowed to tour the complex again tomorrow. >> the official reopening will be thursday evening were there will be remembered

the king of little slang for 680 south of pleasant hill and heavy into walnut creek.owntown san jose for the ride was word out toward cupertino. 85 looks good and 1 01 northbound is not at all. the marin ride is picking out some slowing as the commute wears on. the drive time is now about 32 minutes to and about as you head south on the golden gate bridge. >> 2 people were killed this morning when a helicopter crashed during rush hour and central london. authorities say the helicopter apparently crashed after hitting a construction crane on top of the building. the accident happened just out of the james river near the underground and a mainline train station. firefighters are able to extinguish the flames quickly and several crews remained close as it emerges the crews work on the scene. >> starting today the great highway will get it over all. the road repaving and streetscape project will give a snow the roadway for all users and improve pedestrian and bicycle access. also upgrades will be made to the irrigation and drainage systems along the roadway. the project i

the national archives is a slang releasing documents and items showing milestones in manned space flightpresident nixon administration. >> nasa said the first man to the moon on apollo 11 mission during nixon's presidency and followed with five more lower missions. >> the archive will look back at nixon's support for the space program. the new exhibit will open today. it will include the telephone nixon used to talk to the apollo 11 astronauts after their moon landing. a speech drafted in case of disaster, and items used to collect more rocks. >> flat screen tv manufacturer vizio is coming out with the new windows eight tablets its latest product will be in stores in march and the pricing has not announced, it is expected to sail for route $800. >>vizios high-definition tablets has an 11.6 in. screen and the full version of windows 8. >> by comparison, microsoft you're on timeout leo! $1,000 ad features some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof! some things will. will be back with more strongroer so s hol h up u be. vebeit''s now noilt ilth tth soshiesh™ lers.er when wenet, ne, angeansof