this year, the burrito is $3. still more than half off the regular price. it's turned into a charity event. all proceeds up to $1 million benefit the foin dags. it rooks horrible. perhaps the only redeeming factor is they call it count spach ewe la. >> it's from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. one dollar gets you a booklet of free frosty, jr., coupons. >> oh, what a cute costume. i'm going to give you a piece of paper that your parents have to take you mrp to get redeemed. >> five frosties for a dollar is a fantastic deal. and you're going to need something to dip that $3 burrito into. >> since the charles ton chton took out one of my fillings back in the '80s. >> we ate all of your halloween candy. >> no one wants to be a buzz kill on halloween. but let's be realistic. you can make it just a little bit easier on the old shoppers. >> it's retty nice. >> we operate on the four good groups. >> number one, avoid sticky candies. they're full of sugar. >> it will stick on the teeth and pop up an old filling or an old crown. >> and laugh fi taffy, no one is laughing when

here he is cutting the burrito with the floss. cheese. cookie dough.nd why toss it when you can floss it. >> why toss it when you can floss it. that needs to be on a t-shirt. >> difficult trick to pull out at a party. if you're having people over, why not impress you. look at you weird, why is he going to floss over the dinner table? >> i'm cutting the cake! >> about to see some pretty awesome father/son bonding. father, brian kinney. his son knows he's a life long bengals fan. he has a gift for dad. >> yeah, baby! >> a nice hat but he's not done. he's really going to spoil dad on this day. >> what? >> a bengals jersey. but not just any bengals jersey. a signed andy dalton jersey. >> and he's what? >> andy dalton, the quarterback of the bengals, very good quarterback. >> you look so good! >> but some has one more surprise. >> one more thing. plane tickets, hotel and gameee the jets. he hasn't been to an nfl game in 40 years. >> i haven't been in so long, i've never even been to the stadium. >> i know. that's why i wand to go. >> i'm overwhelmed. >> it'

it is the total dismissal of individual responsibility in our culture. if you ordered a burrito and choked on it because you were eating it too fast is that taco bell's fault? no. it is your fault. i don't want to take away the right to sue and seek damages, but until the judicial branch reforms tort reform is needed. >> you can't choke on the burritos atta co bell. they are really small. mcdonalds was sued before and they settled. of since they put caution, this coffee is hot on the bottom of the cups. there it is. isn't that enough? shouldn't the woman have known hot coffee was coming her way? >> absolutely. there is an element of responsibility that has been done away this this country. we have excessive litigation. the problem is it slows down economic growth. it increases high unemployment and increases the cost for businesses to work. let's just talk about health care. if you talk about health care costs you talk about tort reform. we have hundreds of doctors practicing defensive medicine. they are ordering tons of unnecessary tests because they are scared of being sued. i

she was in "colors," she was the at the burrito stand in "colors" or whatever. ay to her -- you meet real l.a. gangsters? >> we did. realof the actors were gang members. >> so do you have street cred now? you good in the hood? >> i'm taken care of, man. me,he says, no one bothers i'm protected. >> i get it. if you can connect with, you know, with gangs and what not in some way, and there are all sorts of ways, they will be your guaranteed -- guardian angel. what? what are you thinking about? >> thinking about the ways the gangs used to protect me. >> no gangs have protected you. >> totally. lollipop guild? >> take care. up --ing >> jon cryer's ex-wife says her keep up with the other kids at the rich schools. month.akes $2 million a >> he has to pay an agent and a manager. >>ure serious! >> a-rod, it's not the image you want to set if you want to say you're committed to baseball. >> i'm super depressed. >> get on the tmz hollywood tour daytime, nighttime, 7 days a week. you never know who you'll see. >> lebron, what's up, how you doing, man? like lebron james, lad

the burrito was only the beginning for all you fans in the fox business building, deutsche bank is raisingrice target of chipotle mexican to $4.40, i don't get that because we are above it. you need to get those guys looking at the stock chart. not bad. speaking of new highs google scoring a home run with third quarter results, shares flying high, topping the one thousand dollars for the first time since the ipo. we are going to have two start experts on google to talk about this so stay tuned for that but now take a victory lap. morgan stanley. not bad. charlie gasparino was sitting on this set. breaking it yesterday. >> i will e-mail jim gorman and say i told you so. i actually did -- we conversed last night. he actually thought was kind of funny, the remarks i made about him, he was walking around with the biggest -- liz: oh my god. i tried to forget but what ever, it meant strength and positivity. >> he is very vero compared to lloyd blankfein. here's what we do at fox business. we try to make you a few bucks. i don't people how. i don't tell people how to invest. don't care about havi

the burrito comes in a plastic bag like this, okay. he made -- he made me two of them. squashed it down, slid it underneath the door. hooked them on a string. you can bring it back to life once you get it out if under the door. tasted delicious. >> yeah, i had to smash the hell out of them -- >> i put them all back in shape. >> did you really? that's good because i was thinking i was ruining the damn thing. >> you give me the recipe, okay? >> huh? >> you got to give me the recipe. >> maxwell tries to keep his spirit up but says thoughts of brandon's upcoming trial for second-degree murder weigh heavily on him. he recently asked jail officials to allow him a brief visit with brandon. as the segregation inmate and escapee, maxwell is considered a security risk. >> there is a real possibility that as bad as i don't want to think about it, we may never see each other again. >> once a week, marks well is able to see his youngest daughter, echo, along with her mother, mary jo. they've just arrived at the jail for a visit. mary jo are divorced but maintain a friendship. both ri

burritos last night. he sent me a couple of them. they was theyou can't cadillac a burrito. >> yes, you can. >> under the door? >> under the door. yeah, a burrito comes in a plastic bag like this. okay. he made me two of them, squashed them down, slid them underneath the door, hooked them on the string. i tied them on, brought them over here. bring it back to life once you got it out from under the door. it tastes delicious. >> i had to smash the hell out of them. >> you know what? i put them all back in shape. >> huh? >> i put them back in shape. >> did you really? that's good because i was thinking i was ruining the damn things. >> you gotta give me the recipe. okay? >> huh? >> you got to give me the recipe. >> maxwell tries to keep his spirits up. thoughts of brandon's upcoming trial for second-degree murder weigh heavily on him. he recently asked jail officials to allow him a brief visit with brandon. as a segregation inmate and an escapee, maxwell is considered a security risk. >> i mean, there is a real possibility that as bad as i don't wa

and then the brio, the breakfast burrito is also different from much of our competition, but the deliciousferentiated and well priced. liz: i have to ask you about the two guys because it has been a winner. can you make sure that they actually eat the food? >> i have been on set before and i watch them eat it. they do it sparingly, or they would not look the way that they do, but they are delightful guy is to migrate differentiators for our brand, a lot of fun. they do a great job for us, and we love working with them. liz: i would love to be on the casting because someone casting that properly. we give you this kind of interview because you deserve it. stock is up 92% of the past year. you have to keep doing it over will come back and have a hard time for you. >> thank you. appreciate it. liz: ceo, pres., and chairman of sonic. but with the company 29 years. he knows everything. we are awaiting facebook earnings coming in just minutes after the bell. let's take a look at shares right now. we go to dennis kneale for the preview. >> reporter: a big anticipation on wall street for facebook.

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the next thing you know you're getting a burrito at the 7-11. >> what about the hallmark holidays likeer's day? >> father's day, all the family holidays are just family holidays. i'm from a very close family. i was close to my mom, my dad, my sister. i'm very close to my wife and my children. i spend all the time i can with my children. father's day is a nutty day for me. i had children late enough in life that i never am able to get a father's day card and send a father's day card the same day. it's still a wonderful day to remember my dad. my dad was a christian his whole life and was thrilled with his atheist son. he never got that memo that said, dads are supposed to do unconditional love. he was just unconditional. i was very close to my family. a lot of this book is just reminding people who are religious that atheists love their families too. >> that's antedotes about the celebrity apprentice, dancing with the stars, it's a whole package together. >> our time has run short. check it out. you can down load it or get the hard copy. please do it legally. that's the way we work it h

i have a letter i'll submit for the record, mr. burrito in kansas, i saw him the other night in benton. he got the following letter from blue cross, blue shield, because your plan doesn't offer the benefits specified, you'll be discontinued on september 31. and then, good new, a group of folks, pizza hut, franchisees there, lots of the folks have now taken employees, families who were working there, and gone from having full-time jobs to part-time jobs. so they aren't able to keep the health care plan they had either and the one they wanted. what do you tell -- why were the plans these folks had good enough when you were the insurance commissioner in kansas, and when you were kansas' governor, but the plans today aren't good enough for those hard-working kansas families? >> sir, i would tell you in the rolls i had the honor of serving of in kansas, i worked every day to try and eliminate some of the discriminatory features of the insurance industry that finally with the affordable care act are gone. my successor, an elected insurance repub

and hot dog buns, sales of its tortil chipla this trunk potato chips, and tacos and the garridos have become burritot hispanics making a more than a quarter of the u.s. population today, and growing says, experts say that this changes dramatically favoring the american experience. a consumer research firm says it is enclosed and bridges were and $8 million market in the last year. by 2017, that number may reach the $11 billion. >> a startling new study out today shows an alarming spike in sugary drinks that are consumed among teenagers. the study called still bubbling over shows a full 65% of teens, ages 12 to 17, drink sugar creek bridge as a daily. that is an 8 percent increase since 2005. the drinks include soda, energy and sports drinks. they hope that this study will raise awareness among parents. coming up at 9:45 a.m. this morning, we will have an expert in the studio from san francisco department of health to talk about the study. female announcer: sleep train's sleep train's inventory clearance sale, ends sunday. save 10, 20, even 35% on a huge selection of simmons and sealy clearance mattr

chipotle, the gourmet burrito chain, with more than 1,500 locations, is trying. for sustainable agriculture, including meat raised without the use of antibiotics and organic, locally sourced, nonmodified vegetables. the chain hammered its message home with a recent ad portraying conventional factory farming in a pretty ugly light. now, chi poelt lay does use the kind of ingredients that it promotes, although that comes with an asterisk whenever possible. it pays more for these ingredients than it would pay for conventionally raised beef or non-organic produce, but that hasn't seemed to upset the shareholders. chipotle has one of the highest stock prices on the u.s. exchanges. and more than $500 a share as of friday afternoon. that's up more than 100% in the past year. joining me now is chipotle's chief markets officer, mark crumppacker and david phillips. andrew mosel and joy reid. so nice to have you all here. mark, talk to me about the notion of a business strategy that is about ethically produced foodstuffs. >> sure. it's a very long-standing part of chipotle's

the road. >> i want to meet that guy. >> they sold veggie burritos in the parking lot. >> i think they shouldlaim a la california that they are blacks born into white bodies. >> wow, i never heard that. >> the boys can go into the girl's locker room and say i feel like i was born into a woman's body. >> that's an interesting thing. that's the next step in what do you call transformational -- no andy? >> i don't see that happening. >> you don't? >> people saying i was born into the wrong gender's body? no, you didn't see that either. >> first i don't think a cat has ever said that. >> i think that cat has. >> that is an old garfield. i read that one. spoiler alert. monday lost. >> it is true. >> he doesn't like it. >> he doesn't like mondays. you played trumpet in an afro beat band. do you ever think about getting them back together? >> the band was called too funky for you. the number 2, the word funky and the letter you. >> it was weird because after the w it had a z. it ruined it. >> no it made it better. >> i have mixed feelings about this. maybe you can say this is not a black or white is

burritos last night. he sent me a couple of them. >> through the door? >> under the door. made me two of them squashed them down hooked them on a string. bring it back to life once you get it out. it tastes delicious. >> i had to smash the hell out of them. >> i put them all back in shape. >> huh? >> i put them back in shape. >> that's good. >> you gotta give me the recipe. >> he tries to keep his spirits up. thoughts of brandon's upcoming trial weigh heavily on him. he recently asked jail officials to allow him a brief visit with him. maxwell is considered a security risk. >> there's a possibility as bad as i don't want to think about it we may never see each other again. >> once a week however, maxwell is allowed to see other members of his family. his youngest daughter along with her mother have just arrived at the jail for a visit. they are divorced but maintain a friendship. they are both here to get questions answered about his recent escape attempt. >> it was an opportunity. >> james maxwell. >> visitation for james maxwell for a visit. james maxwell. >> j-2. >> it's

just because of my accent the owner assumed i could only cook burritos and enchiladas. if he only knew. here's a good job for you, katherine. "help wanted. cafeteria manager... who is not afraid to take control, get tough and be the boss." that sounds perfect. what's the name of the company ? the lincoln hills state prison. very funny. - how's everyone today ? - just terrific. - sorry i asked. - want to know what i think ? this shouldn't take too long. this is the day someone's going to be fired. what a day brightener you are ! laid off, maybe. fired, never. - what's the difference ? - laid off means the job's gone. fired means you're gone. laid off ? fired ? when there's not enough money to pay the rent, it doesn't matter what you call it. where's the boss ? still in his office ? - i don't think he's ever coming out. - let's see what i can do. come in. oh, it's you, jess. now, that's what i call a greeting. i'm sorry. i have a lot on my mind. you've been locked in here for two days, victor. i miss my chess partner. what about your new friends at the senior citizen's cen

we've also seen similar price moves for chipotle mexican grill for the high-end burrito makers out there and that stock trades at 53 times earnings near record highs. best buy and boston sign it tivg a couple names that have doubled to tripled in value and haven't made a dime of profits in the last 12 months. we asked the money managers out there what is the decision-making process, when do you sell a stock and take the profits off the table. here's something interesting. brian peer year use a quantitative approach, a model to pick their stocks and also a model to tell them when they sell. they used criteria. when those are not met, they sell the stock. redeploy to others. douglas lane portfolio manager, takes profits when stocks hit their own predetermined target levels. >> they have a price in mind. >> their open models say this stock is worth xyz, when it gets there, we take the profits and redeploy it to something else we think is under valued. that's their methodology. first of all, everybody knows, stocks can go up and down. nobody has a crystal ball. but the best stock pickers the

the best things ever. if you've ever had a burrito burger. >> jimmy: no, i've never heard of it. >> a burrito burger hybrid you can also get -- apparently, you can get a foot tattoo. i can't believe you did this. >> and it's all gone. i got to be honest. i walked it all off. >> jimmy: you got rolling stone tattooed to the bottom of your feet. >> yeah, and what's great is now it's all gone except the "ing" and the money sign. so now i can add anything i want. "ing" anything. >> jimmy: yeah, you can do like -- [ laughter ] fill in the blank. [ cheers ] don't do it. fill in the blank at home. we're not doing it here. [ applause ] we found this fan tattoo. gosh, i was crying laughing. some people get good tattoos. some people go for it. some people -- >> are you talking about the one on your back? [ light laughter ] the tramp stamp you have? >> jimmy: i have a tramp stamp on my back. >> of my face. >> jimmy: it's your face next to a yin/yang on fire. >> and it means dance. >> jimmy: the japanese symbol that says "peace" in the mirror. this is a real tattoo that somebody got. gosh, it is unbelievable. props to

the coast. katie and eric? >> thank you, mike. burrito prices are going up at one chain. >> gettining to work without bart this morning. >> we can see at the bay bridge toll plaza the cash-paying lanes are backing up and the fast track lanes are getting through. >> but first we have the technical bytes. >> the iphone 5s is the fastest ever tested. the g2 was second and the galaxy s4 was next. at&t will offer $5 a day pass for wireless for data and offer a $25 day bass for 1 gigabyte of data. if you cannot wait to get the new play station, kiosks have been set up around the country because it is expected to go on sale november 15. a new healthy eating app created by a nine-year-old from california who uses recipes and encourages other young people at kaiser permanente we've reduced serious heart attacks by 62%, which makes days with grandpa jack 100% more possible. join us at kp.org and thrive. >> covering los altos, antioch, petaluma and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> good morning, everyone, at 5:14. we have sky 7 above the bay b

the hole cut in it. (laughter) and i'm heating up un muy authentico burrito from siete once. (laughter) hey! hey, that's really (bleep)ing hot! (laughter) you know what? wow! (laughs) that is much hotter than we rehearsed! that would go great with un gulpo mass grande. it's such a rich culture. himmy, play me some mexican music to get me over to the desk. ♪ come on shake your body ♪ baby do that conga ♪ i know you can't control yourself any longer ♪ ♪ ♪ >> stephen: you see, folks, i am celebrating my latino hermanos and hismanos even more than usual because it is hispanic heritage month which runs from september 15 to act 15. yes, even their heritage month jumped the border. (laughter) when will we finally build the fence? folks, national hispanic heritage month goes all the way back to 1968 when it was first approved by famous latino-american president leendon yonson. (laughter) and my friends over at fox news have really taken their hispanic heritage festivities up a notch this year by having some. jim? let's start the celebration. >> mexico is not a friend to the u.s.a. >> los angeles cou

chipotle, a good business, building a burrito, and raising the price. >> there are skeptics out there. we'll see what the coming quarters. in the meantime, good weekend to you. >> you, too. >>> let's get over to post nine and scott wapner and "the halftime." >> here's what we're following. great google! is now the time to take profits or stay long? inside the playbook, designing the winning move and fixed income with one of the street's best, blackrock's rick reeder. we look at jpmorgan, and stronger economic growth in china. and we debate, is there any reason to be out of this market? it is "halftime," and let's play the action. john, any reason to be out? >> i am not getting out. here would be a reason. we're up 90 points since paul richards made the great call on your show about the s&p 500 and 1,650 holding. he was dead on with that. we've gone up, as i say, over 90 s&p points since then. that's just two weeks ago, folks. so that'd be one reason people might want to lighten up. but as long as we get a little optimism instead of just fighting out of washington, the next couple of w

. >> reporter: the mexican grill rolled out a new vegan menu today with grilled tofu as their protein source on their burritosnd tacos. >> all right. thank you. vegetarians and vegans are always looking for new options. they know we're always looking for fresh and healthy alternatives. >> the only word -- [inaudible] >> reporter: this man loves his restaurant as much as he loves life. with his passing over the weekend, we thought we would honor him with creating the ultimate menu starting with breakfast and eddie's first restaurant, the bagel place, a grilled egg bagel with egg and cheddar cheese. one of their newest items and a shirley. get your grits on. now you're caught up and clued into what's happening around balt moral. baltimore. i'm nicki mayo. >>> they are running for their lives. just another day in southern california -- next on "the list." >>> i'm teresa strasser. >>> are you looking to cut back on carbs. >> no. >> we have viral videos guaranteed gluten free. >> we picked the day's best in a segment we called -- >> viral list. >>> first up -- [inaudible] >> if you do not fix the next 27 seconds,

breakfast burritos, anything you can do to use the space during a 24 hour clock or 18 hour clock instead hour clock is a good thing. >> how many ofs us have gone to what would be a dinner restaurant at the airport because they're servingl bagels or something and you need something. >> ha could be a driver here. we're watching intuitive reporting after the bell, dr. j. >> benign hiss rec thomes down with intuitive surgical. the machines are $1.5 million apiece. that's one of the issues. the other is they've got an fda warning letter that has people worried and one of the reasons that and the affordable care act perhaps why they might put off expanding this particular type of surgery which is more expensive but less invasive and a lot of patients may not be opting for it. >> they already cut guidance so that is going to -- we're going to see what they say about guidance for the rest of the year when they report after the bell. join the conversation tweet us #ooerngssquad. back tomorrow on squawk. brian back over to you. >> still ahead on "street signs," shutdown winners and losers. the sec

the number is right there. give us a calling. >>> there's a way you can score free food on halloween. we have details on where top find halloween -- to find halloween freebies. >> chipotle's burritos. it makes you laugh whenever you say it. in 2009. chipotle would give you a free one on halloween if you showed new stores dressed if costumes. the promotion was a hit, too big of a hit. since then the cost has been creeping higher. they raised it to dloor 2 -- $2. this time it's $3. all proceeds benefits the cult spray the fun dation. i-hop is offering kids a free scare face pan cake. no costume required. it looks here belt candy corn -- horrible. candy corn mouth. certain places are offering a free kids meal. wendy's is offering their deal. $1 a book of free from they coupons. you know how much kids love costumes. i think i will give you a pose of paper that your parents have to take someplace to redeem. some keep them for themselves. five for $1 is a fantastic deal. >> all right. to see more stories like this, watch the list every week night at 7 followed by let's ask america receipt here on abc2. >> all new at 6, an inflight scare send as plane ledded from baltimore into tennessee

the car ready. they may be shooting. they were taking your breakfast burrito. >> i was commando. >> i didn't think -- >> i played rosemary's dewitt's mother, ann hathaway's mother. i play the mother now. >> you play the mother. >> i used to be the guy that kissed the girl. now i'm the cop that taps on the went shield to tell you to move on. i don't want you to kiss the girl. >> oh, that's not true. >> a great job. a great job. >> so old-fashioned too, kissing the girl. >> exactly. >> i play the mother, or i could if i wanted to. because nay look to do that to middle-aged women on tv. >> oddly enough, my first job in the business was on the other side of the wall, in the studio where i did the soap opera. i did it for money. my dad died. i needed to support my family. >> it was good money. regular money. you find out how rare it is. >> during the time i did it i begin to fall in love with it and doing it. i mean i wasn't really signed on. i begin to fall in love with it. and i did it. >> was it in your family? >> no, no. my father was a school teacher. and my point is that after a couple years oh, thought this is really har

the license tag? >> what did you do? >> breakfast burritosgot to hope something like that happens to make it interesting. >> you see a cross section of humanity. >> better than the old spoof, remember when they were throwing the drink in the cashier's face. >> that's not cool. >> this is good fun. that was bad fun. >> i think it's awesome. we should do a little night job, guys. make a little bit of extra cash. all right. let's take a look at your weather maps. awesome picture. take a look. everybody think about fall, you think about going to the northeast. marble head, massachusetts, this is coastal area just to the north of boston. take a look at that spectacular picture. some showers though in the area. we're going to keep some showers in your forecast for the next three to four days unfortunately on and off scattered showers, temps hovering around 60 degree range. send me the pictures on twitter or my facebook page. here's your forecast. pick your city across the northeast and we'll go through the hours of the day. you'll see the showers a

the coming months. back to you. ashley: custom-made burritos. that is all i will say. nicole, thanks very much. k with you at the bottom of the hour. adam: a jury found toyota motor corporation not liable for the death after woman when her camry apparently accelerated and crashed despite her efforts to stop. the outcome could impact future cases toyota faces. jo ling kent is here with the latest on this. and, jo, after five days of deliberation the jury cleared toyota's name, right? >> that's right they cleared their name in the wrongful death suit. toyota is calling victory a bellwether case for what they hope is to come. the asked in 2009 killed, 66-year-old now rico uno after her camry was hit by a elderly driver who ran a stop sign. uno's family was seeking $20 million of damages arguing that toyota could have prevented the crash installing a break override system found in other vehicles. toyota defended its vehicles after the verdict came out saying we believe this verdict sets a significance benchmark by helping to confirm toyota vehicles are safe with or without brake override, unquote. t

the site. >> and if you want to know how you could make one visual burrito promises to post a how to clip soon halloween is exactly one week away some of you have been sending photos of your children and pets getting into the halloween spirit >> we always welcome your pictures in a message on facebook, in that e-mail to breaking news at kron4.com or through the kron4 mobile app. >> we will share them on our facebook page and show them on the air. >> google said it can now take your hand written scribble and turn it into text. >> it is introducing the new feature to g mel and global docks. >> you can write something and then on global will create a type of version. >> jeanne will users can get the new tool in more than 50 language and global docks will have it in more than 24 languages. >> americans are lacking in a lot of basic skills. line a new study says the u.s. comes in at ninth place when they looked at 13 industrialized countries when it comes to literacy. >> and problem solving we are in eighth place the report also found americans are bad at math. xñ u-verse was made for me. yeah, it'

chipotle, a good business, building a burrito, and raising the price. >> there are skeptics out therentime, good weekend to you. >> you, too. >>> let's get over to post nine and scott wapner and "the halftime." >> here's what we're following. great google! is now the time to take profits or stay long? inside the playbook, designing the winning move and fixed income with one of the street's best, blackrock's rick reeder. we look at jpmorgan, and stronger economic growth in china. and we debate, is there any reason to be out of this market? it is "halftime," and let's play the

the only one doing this now. other fast food restaurants are also releasing car-friendly products. take a look, taco bell is coming out with a new drinkable burrito. you have, popeye's is releasing original recipe drumsticks stick shift and pizza hut is coming out with the meat lover's pizza steering wheel, which should be great with a side of meatballs to go. on the go, got to get the food in there. >> steve: you've got to get it in. that's stuffed crust, too. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. i found this a little surprising here. a new study found that teenagers actually make better decisions than senior citizens. really? because last time i checked we didn't have any shows called "85 and pregnant." "i really got myself in some trouble this time." [ laughter ] "i'm going to make a porno." [ laughter ] this is really interesting. i've been doing this for years, but now they've done some research and they found that because it makes you think positive thoughts throwing salt over your shoulder can actually prevent bad luck. yeah. or at least give you better luck than the guy behind you. it's like, "hey what's this?" "salt, man." and finally -- >> he wa

he said the office was hopping at all hours people rolling around in chairs, tossing footballs and microwaving an endless supply of burritos. we would be microwaving all night he said. there was so much energy. he didn't realize how exhausted you were. it wasn't uncommon to see to what tossing a frisbee or playing miniature golf in between a few desks. the atmosphere at akamai was so fun and intoxicating it became easy for people to lose track of time. so if it was this very exciting time, and the company, again, just rocketed to the top and quickly earned customers that were big names on the web like cnn and yahoo!, probably in 1987 when danny was in his late 20s, steve jobs called up and asked if he could buy the company. so danny's story is spectacular in so many ways. and so the ending to his personal story is not a large part of the book but it is obviously one that people asked a lot about because it is true that danny was quite possibly the very first victim of the nine 9/11 attacks. we don't know exactly what happened on that day, we never will, but what we do know from the evidence that was gathered by the 9/11 co

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