>> the groove is so great. >> i love the feel. >> it's like, hey girl. >> you guys can hear secret societyerform some new original music along with classics at farragut square. it will be broadcast live on fox news morning and good day. >> it's a good thing. >> especially when it's a nice groove like that. >> back to the amazon story really quick. you had a good comment. >> amazon and chill does not have the same meaning. >> we'll have to come up with something else. >> tmz is next. >> good night, everybody. >> today on "tmz" -- harvey: arnold schwarzenegger worked out with the kid we haven't seen him with before, joseph baena. >> they were at gold's gym over the weekend, pumping some iron. harvey: he's a behemoth. >> after arnold works out with joseph, he goes to coachella, hangs out with patrick. >> he knows what they both like. >> weightlifting and ecstasy. [laughter] >> prince was flying from georgia back to minnesota and made an emergency landing in illinois. he's rushed to the hospital. he's reps say he has the flu. a couple hours later he's released and saturday night hosts a dance

>> the groove is so great. >> i love the feel.>t rl. >> you guys can hear secret society perform some new original music along with classics at farragut square. it will be broadcast live on fox news morning and good day. >> it's a good thing. >> especially when it's a nice groove like that. >> back to the amazon story really quick. you had a good comment. >> amazon and chill does not have the same meaning. >> we'll have to come u you may know what it's like to deal with high... and low blood sugar. along with diet and exercise, helps lower blood sugar. januvia works when your blood sugar is high and works less when your blood sugar is low, because it works by enhancing your body's own ability to lower blood sugar. plus januvia, by itself, is not likely to cause weight gain or low blood sugar (hypoglycemia). januvia should not be used in patients with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. tell your doctor if you have a history of pancreatitis. serious side effects can happen, including pancreatitis which may be severe and lead

players are happy to get back in the groove. >> today is the start of the season.e start to play at 7:00 have three different start times and 45 minutes with stuff to do before the game and do things the way you do them all year, it starts today and we go from there. >> we leave he was something memorable and disturbing. a girls soccer goalie laid a hit on an opponent like you would see in a football game, not soccer. casey will be suspended for two games for the hit on riley barrett. luckily, she was able to get up and leave the field on her own power. officials concluded after the game they should've called a flagrant foul and that calls for two game suspension and the girl will be suspended twice. she was literally flying. i've never seen that in >> pelley: the c.d.c. makes an urgent appeal for more must be be -- money to fight zika. >> everything we look at with this virus seems to be scarier than we initially thought. >> pelley: also tonight, the 9/11 findings locked behind those doors. pressure grows to reveal the secrets after a "60 minutes" report. highway

the regional amplification of the grooves, maybe. is election than barack obama did in the 2008 election, which is extraordinary. over 70%. he was 80% of voters under 30 in new york. in a general election, totally different ball game. donald trump is looking at unfavorable ratings among millennials if he's the nominee at 75% or more. they're at the other end of the poll as he is on issues of diversity and inclusion. bernie sanders has increased the national polls to the point where he's basically even with hillary clinton. that's very, very rare for a candidate trailing in delegates. until he gets over these two hills of partisan democrats and african-americans, he simply can't win the big states. until he wins the big states, he can't change the fundamentals. >> hillary clinton saying how come no one is talking about our dominance with senior citizens? very big wins for hillary clinton and donald trump. for primary opponents, the work they have ahead to make themselves viable in this race. that's next. hey, we're opening up a second

. >> how he got out of the gutter and back in the groove. >>> a fisherman flails his pole before he gets the big catch of the day. see why the pole wins. >>> the great ipad mini giveaway is back. along with the buzz word for your chance to win and "game of thrones" reenactment. >> some people confused. >> what happens when real life meets real awkward. >> all my life you wanted me dead. >>> what's happening here in australia is a guy has approached this motorcycle and he certainly doesn't have the speed. the bike he's smashing at is not his bike. he has a wrench and screwdriver and he's bashing away at the locking mechanism on this motorcycle. just so brazen. it's middle of the day. >> brazen is an understatement. obviously this guy knows he's being recorded. there's even a car you see parked right behind him. you think witnesses would scare this guy away. no. >> and he's not with the person in that car. >> watch what happens. once he gets the bike unlocked, he can't start it so the people in that white car throw out a tow rope and begin to pull him away. brazen. let's take it up a notch

maybe the groove should move a little over here, or maybe we should put a section in here that emphasizesd end it this way. somehow everybody gets involved in the process of trying to help shape this musical entity. trying to think of something and then come back to the new part. you were supposed to switch when i sing again, like the first verse. yeah, i didn't because i spaced it a little bit. i was trying to think of something to go into there. then i went into it, and still it didn't feel right. [playing bass guitar] (buynak) it always reminds me of the stone soup story where you have the pot in the middle of town with nothing but boiling water, and everybody is asked to bring what they have to the center. so i think that process is a very communal way to approach a piece of music. (donovan) there's so many different little processes that go on because there's going be vocal harmonies, there's going be vocal inflections, there's how the rhythm sections work together, the drums, the percussion, the bass and the drums, how the guitars work together. it's really complex, but a lot of tim

. >> how he got out of the gutter and back in the groove. >>> a fisherman flails his pole before he getsatch of the day. see why the pole wins. >>> the great ipad mini giveaway is back. along with the buzz word for your chance to win and "game of thrones"

>> she's got the groove. you're not getting any hissy-fit dip. a cheese. >> the sausage and cream cheese. >> all you need is some cheese on top of cheese and then top that off with some cheese. >> she has a concoction of spices in there. even though the sausage is already hot -- >> if you are like me and want a little more heat, we're going to put in some hot sauce. >> yeah! that goes on everything! >> then we're just going to stir that all around in our crockpot. >> everybody settle down. before we bring miss jessica in, this is called hissy-fit dip. it's a tradition for the sec conference. apparently she decided she neneeded more dip, got the chip went in for the dip and had a hissy-fit as a result because it is just that good. and here to share it with us is miss jessica horde. >> miss resident rapper. >> where's the whole crock pot? >> so good! >> this is the dip, charity. now you need a chip. >> do it! so good. >> this is, essentially, an idiot-proof recipe because you chuck it all in the crockpot and it does it for you. >> exactly. at the en

that out and play and get into the groove. rec and parks offers dance classes for seniors. first-time beginners or lifetime enthusiasts -- all are welcome. enjoy all types of music. latins also, country and western. it is a great way to exercise while having lots of fun. seniors learn basic moves and practice a variety of routines. improve your posture, balance, and flexibility. it is easy. get up on your feet and step to the beat. senior dance class is from sf rec and park. a great way to get out and play. >> for more information, >> thank you. >> i'd like to welcome everyone to the small business commission meeting on thursday, march 17, 2016, and the start time is 201 this is the regular meeting of the small business commission today's meeting it trifsz live and the small business commission thank 3 to 4 services and sfgovtv staff for trifgz and airing the small business commission meeting the meeting can be viewed on sfgov channel 78 or live streamed by sfgovtv.org and click on watch sfgov 2 members of the public please

. >> as from this morning usa today poll had place called the groove cheesesteak company in pittsburgheading the pack. numbers jumped around a little bit but who has the best cheesesteaks even be a question? >> pittsburgh knows nothing about cheesesteaks. it's a facade. >> everybody knows philly is the best. >> you're from pittsburgh. >> i am. >> and came here. >> yes, i came all the way down here just to get a cheesesteak from pat's. >> of course, to settle this i had to go to some of our local hot spots and two of the top five in the poll are from outside of our area, to the people around here, there's really no question. philly is the bev. >> hands down the best here is where they were originally made i believe and great. >> tried them all. we tried them downtown. we tried them everywhere. >> pat's. geno'. >> this is the best. >> philly stand up. you can vote in this pole and correct this injustice are we going bet pittsburgh us. >> we're doing a trip of america and staying tonight in philadelphia. if i'm having a cheesesteak i'm having it in philly. >> charcoal checks maybe but not

the groove, cheese stake company in pittsburgh is in the lead right now. really?ot let pittsburgh win. here are the local cheese steaks in the running, dell sandra is number two filled by jim's. the right now, steve's is fifth, and the cheese steaks at john's roast porkies sixth. pat's and geno's are further down the list. >> what? >> so, vote right now. >> okay. >> when was this a a popularity contest. >> it is a philly cheese steaks, in the pittsburgh cheese steaks. >> we will go vote. >> yes. >> go vote. >> all right. >>> police officer takes the internet by storm. >> you have to see what he did have have after forget to go turn off his body camera, that is going viral up next. narendorsed katie mcgintyent obama afor us senate? nt biden because she's a "champion for working families." katie mcginty will take on the republicans and protect social security and medicare. and mcginty will work for equal pay for women - because families depend on it. for the april 26th democratic primary, president obama supports katie mcginty. katie: i'm katie mcginty and i approve

. >> you could see everybody's head nodding to the grooves and so much style in his music. >> and that picture will be on display until may 31st. >> later on we hear from a prince super fan and we're constantly updating the wusa9 app. >>> switching over to the forecast we are and a weather alert. >>> i guess the silver lining is this will help. the forest fires and also with the pollen. here's the radar over the last hour. you see the yellows. that's where the unstable air is, just plain old-fashioned showers working their way up 91. right now we're dry by think in will be showers. right now it's dry. a couple of sprinkles will roll through over the next hour or so. i still think it will be a delay. it will not ab rained out game. temperatures, 71 at 6:00. 0 at 8:00 -- 70 at 8:00. we've had to extend how long the showers hang around. >>> breaking new developments in a murder in glover park. a man has been staringed -- charged with stabbing a woman to death. pete, what do you know? >> reporter: police charged 59- year-old charles sikes with murder. a long afternoon for detectives starte

>> it was the groove. it had cool messages. it was sexy. it was different. you look at the way he dressed sometimes. here's a dude with high heels on and clear butt panels on his pants who will take your woman. i mean, he was just one of a kind. he was just so different. >> he was able to reinvent himself like madonna. he was one of and david bowie -- every time he came out, it was like who is this guy. he was constantly changing. >> people use that phrase reinvent yourself. i don't know that it was a reinvention. it was always him. he was always evolliving into somebody else. you can't buput me in a categor. i am the category. i'm prince. i think we should all live our lives like that. ironically, you mentioned paisley park. i got to hang out one night at paisley park. the only night i ever spent there was with david bowie and prince. how cool was that? it was just amazing. two guys that just refused to be put in a box. >> for now, we'll send it back to you all at the studio. we're going to be prince. news 4 at 5:00 and news 4 at 6:00. talking with donnie si

and you can tell just what kind of life it was by the grooves and markings that you can see here.l its approximate age and oftentimes how it died as well. there are huge tusks that way up to 110 pounds each. then there are those, tiny tusks belonging to babies, never given the chance to mature or live. the fire could last up to a week. organizers hope the village and stigma will be burned into memory forever. nairobi, kenya. >> an elephant killed every 15 minutes for its tusks. that is amazing. cnn there cover this torching event beginning at 1:00 p.m. london here on cnn. >>> ted cruz has washington insiders out there his campaign. we will explain why he may need to mend some fence, build some bridges to take down his biggest rivalry. >>> plus, you'll hear by democratic front-runner hillary clinton says she's open to working with her rival bernie sanders. that's ahead. and locks it in. for supple, hydrated skin. hydro boost. from neutrogena >>> the u.s. state of indiana, some analysts say it is a make or break moment for u.s. republican presidential candidate ted cruz. he's alread

>> 100 days and counting before america gets the olympic groove on. it's if rio. >> athletes around the world are training for the summer olympic games. crews if brazil are working feverishly to deal with everything, including fears about the zika issue. organizers insist there will be no problems. >> we also will see they will compete in safe waters during game time, in screening, rowing. >> to mark the 100-day countdown, many team athletes will gather today if new york's time's square to celebrate. we will have live coverage from there throughout the course of the morning. also, your exclusive home for the olympic, we will have live updates throughout the game. >>> finally, we know, it's a girl. >> that's right. those are the words in the family. they haven't heard in 101 years, for centuries, not a single girl was born into their family, she is 8 pound, 3 ounces. her grandfather on her father's side says this is the first girl born in his family since 1914. four generation of all boys. little leah is the second child in her family. her older sibling

this is a situation where you obvious get to where the grooves are pretty deeply cut. e sanders support is pretty he's very competitive among white voters outside of the south. but she is continuing to dominate among african-american voters. she's won latinos in most states, and the past that we are on is rocky for her but probably still enough to get there. he's the one who has to change the dynamic. if not here, where it's unlikely, then in a couple other big states down the road >> tell me something, donna. why would people favoring clinton make this statement that i think we're going to get it done before we get to a convention? why set yourself up to have to win some 56, 57% of pledged delegates? why make the bar that high? >> first of all, we outlawed seg be base after 1964, but for the democratic party after 1984, there's no segregation of pledged or unpledged. we often vote like most voters. we will not overturn the will of the voters. at this point in the race both candidates should be focused on one of the largest prizes until we get to california. 247 delegat

>> i think the grooves are cut pretty deep in the campaign.is probably what we will get. she is going to emphasize her pragmatic ability to get things done through a clogged system. that appeals to her consistency. she is winning significantly among voters over 45. they are 60% of the primary voters. i think she will emphasize her scars and ability to drive change through the system. i think sanders said swing for the fences. one of the people introducing him said swing for the fences. one of the big lessons of the campaign, john, if you are talking about the blue collar voters flocking to trump or the young voters flocking to sanders. there are a lot of people frustrated enough that they're willing to consider alternatives that in the past, it would be beyond the pale with agenda and pedigree. there is something out there in terms of a candidate like clinton who is working more within the conventional system. there is something you have to hear in what is happening so far. >> we know bernie sanders is leaving after the debate to go to the vat

that beat dominates the song and it's all about the groove and the movement.hat way of thinking. >> and yet, there are -- there are those who have recording processes that go on forever and they drive everyone around them crazy. as you've described it and others, he moved. his ideas were coming fast and furious, but he was prolific when he was in the zone, correct? >> absolutely. and i would say the thing i miss most of all about working with prince -- i work with some amazing talented people, incredible musicians, but prince is one of the only people i ever worked with that never second guessed himself about anything. if he didn't like it, it was gone. it was just quick. >> that includes removing the bass line from one of the songs that would go onto be so famous it helps to define him. >> you'll also note that his other big hit, the song "kiss" that has no bass either. >> what did he have against bass players? >> he had several talented bass players. i think that he just liked to shake things up that way. he would take a complete left turn on a song and you'

. ♪ you hip, you hop, you don't stop ♪ ♪ and rock it out baby b ♪ the beat and me and the groove and ke last saturday. [ indistinct shouting ] bulk from boxed won't only save you money, it will save saturday. [ pop, screech, doorbell rings ] boxed -- bulk-size shopping delivered easy with no membership fees. and i want to remind you that no one's the same without the game. take @youwishcommish8 for instance. he writes, "as commissioner of my fantasy league, i'm thinking about moving the draft up... to next week. too early?" commish, the season is a ways out. months in fact. no rosters are set, the draft hasn't even happened yet, and not a single free agent has been signed. so, it is too early? ...yes it is. dial it back, commish... way back. so come try the largest variety of lobster dishes of the year, like lobster lover's dream or new dueling lobster tails. it's a party on every plate, and you're invited. so come in while it lasts. >>> what is this epidemic? >> parents are pulling their children out of show me movies with explosions. show me more like this. show me "previously watch

we're the sultans of swing ♪ >> reporter: smaller grooves and slower playing speeds translated into a accuracy rivaled only by live performances. ♪ but the death knell for vinyl came in the early '90s with the cd. ♪ oh things ain't what they used to be ♪ >> which was virtually indestructible and offered perfect sound reproduction. just a few years later, the mp3 file pulled music from the world of the physical and tactile into the nanoworld of microchips and digit did pulses. digital pulses but it wasn't just records that suffered from the digital revolution. the other casualty was the record store. it wasn't just where we bought records. it was a social experience. >> my name's anna. >> my >> reporter: national record day store founder kerry explains you can have a shared group experience with a record that you can't have with ear buds in your ears. humans, she says, don't want to be individually connected to machines all the time. but could that explain the world's renewed love fair with vinyl? audiophiles have long argued that music on vinyl has a warmer more pleasesing sound to hu

. >> as of this morning, a usa today poll had a place called the groove cheesesteak company in pittsburghack. numbers have jumped around little bit, but should who's the best cheesesteak be a question? >> pittsburgh knows nothing about cheesesteaks. it's facade, yeah. >> everybody knows philly is the best. >> you're from pittsburgh. >> i am. >> and came here. >> yes, i came all the way down here just to get cheesesteak from pat's. >> reporter: of course to settle this high to go some of our local hot spots and although two of the top five in the poll are from outside of our area, to the people around here, there's really no question. philly is the best. >> hands down the best where they were originally made, i believe, and, great. >> we tried them all. we tried them downtown. we tried them everywhere. this is the best. >> philly stand up you can vote in this poll and correct this injustice. are we really going to let pittsburgh beats? >> we doing a trip of america and staying tonight in philadelphia and i said if i'm having a cheesesteak i'm having it in philly. >> charcoal steaks maybe b

. >> oh, when he got in the groove, he would play four hours straight. >> and how long did you know himike as, you know, one on one? >> well, i mean, we all grew up together. i was one year older than michael and prince, we all grew up together. you know, when everybody, i was the last one to hit it, i got to meet them all, got to work with them, too, so it was a great honor. >> what was he like to work with. we talked to jimmy jam, talked to stevie wonder, to george clinton, he was in command of that stage when he was on the stage. >> yeah, i was just, i had the pleasure of doing a music video for the film "money don't matter." called me out of the blue, said i want to direct this video. so i did it. two weeks ago he had a party for the cast of "hamilton." he performed and was in great form, great shape. he looked fine to me. now he's gone. >> when he would perform, did he used to have parties late at night, i used to get calls, i met him over a dinner, i used to get calls from his people saying prince is having a party tonight, he would like you to come, but i was always in new york.

. >> at this point in the race, the grooves are cut deeply. he has had a very good period p he . heading into a difficult period. there are a lot of african-american voters. you know, you can see the rhythm of where it is going forward. >> he is still pulling in money. the $27 donations are adding up. he has a reason to keep going. >> i they we all agree that the politicians are operating within the conventional parameters. whether paul ryan or hillary clinton. they have to reckon with why so many voters are flocking to alternatives when in the past they would consider beyond the pale. there is a frustration in the system that people are operating within the system that have to figure that out. >> coming up, we will hear from both campaigns. jeff weaver and joel beneson will join us. stick around for that. michaela. >>> hundreds of anti-trump protesters crashing a new york city hotel last night where the three republican candidates addressed a gop gala. >>> also this morning, donald trump intensifying the war with the republican party in an op-ed railing on a rigged system for de

they certainly killed the groove. iny do need something chinese manufacturing. it would go a long way to improving the prospects for the land down under. guy: we are going to leave it there. we will leave the culture aside as well. the rugby is not bad. right. john is still with us. needs chinafinitely to get back into its groove and get going. is it going to happen? john: our view is that it is a long way through the course that it needed. if you analyze the growth rate in china, the government said 6.5%. that seems to be backed up by the blend of manufacturing data and service sector data in china. i do not think the leadership is telling a story that is wrong. clearly what has happened is we have a massive oversupply of products that we thought china would need in the future. that needs to gap by still growing chinese demands before the prices stabilize and go back to what was very pleasant conditions at the turn of the decade. china is going to be a help to global growth. is it going to do and a change the commodity price environment? no, i do not think so. c

is reminding everybody -- you know, they want you to get into the groove of properly washing your hands. i call it making love to your hands. you've got to make love to your hands. not like a little thing like this, a little water, nothing like that. you have to make love. you have to sway your palms, you have to interlock your fingers. you have to rotate your thumbs. you have to make love to your hands. then you've got the technique. therefore you'll hav less bacteria. that's how it works. dari: yoheu it here first. steve: jimmy kimmel, jimmy fallon. >> make love to your hands when steve: cued it up for you. dari: you might learn a few other things in that. >> i'm g-rated. steve: all right. good advice for us. dari: you understandthat, nick? nick: i got it. i got it. never a dull moment when dr. manny is around. all right. speaking of love, had to love today's weather. what a beautifulday. blue sky, sunshine. humidity very low. that led toome brush fires. a little bit of a breeze, in e city. lowe 70s westward towards pittsburgh. upper 60s washington, d.c. it's a little cool in boston a

it took a while with the swing changes to get in the groove and his body began to break down.hat is in 25 words or less -- charlie: do you think his body -- phil: i will say this, he worked as hard as anybody. if anybody can do it, he can do it. i certainly hope he does. it is really interesting, that for the masters tournament, i was just down there, the ratings for the tournament were off about 29%. which shocked me, you had the big four going against each other. i thought that would create interest. rory mcilroy, rickie fowler, the big four. without tiger, they were way down. charlie: he shows up, the ratings go up. what is that? it is simply the charisma of performance that he once had? is it simply that he is one of the huge celebrities in the world today? phil: i think all of that. it was not just that he won, but the way he won. he was never out of it. he could come back seven back, he could it was just that he had the sense of drama and spectacular is him in his game. charlie: there was a sense that if he was leading on sunday, he would win on sunday. phil: that is cor

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look, we've seen by this point in the race, the grooves are cut pretty deep in terms of patterns of support for remaining candidates. if you look at ted cruz, his biggest weakness has been, he has run consistently poorly among voters not ee ven gel cal christians. only carried them in wisconsin, most of the northeast states, around 10% or less among those nonevangelical voters. looking at the map, those are states across the northeast, pennsylvania, maryland, delaware, very small, relatively small evangelical population. he's in a very strong position but if you look at the trajectory he will have to do more, particularly in indiana. looks similar to missouri which was a dead heat. he may be able to get over the top on first ballot. >> is this an acknowledgement from ted cruz that he's not campaigning in one of five states today but going ahead to may thinking about the may contest in indiana? xbl yes, i think he's been quite clear what he's doing is not running to game the nomination on the first ballot. he's trying to win the nomination on the second or third ballot. this is about making

you have to hear those first eight seconds or so in order to appreciate it when the groove kicks in. so just work with me here. >> savin' babies, protecting ladies it's like a basement synthesizer funk antiabortion republican song. but that guy with the greatest -- you think i'm bad at dancing in a chair, you should see when i stand up. this guy with the greatest campaign song of all-time. david dewhurst. he in 2012, he was the republican establishment candidate for a u.s. senate seat that opened up in texas. kay bailey hutchison was -- will you get rid of it, please? away. stop it. thank you. he was the establishment candidate for the u.s. senate seat that opened up in 2012. david dewhurst. the lieutenant gov you got to love. kay bailey hutchison was leaving her senate seat and, of course, any senate seat from the state of texas is a safe republican seat, right? texas hasn't sent a democrat to the united states senate since i think the '80s, since 1988. seeing the senate seat come open, they knew the general election wouldn't matter for that seat. yeah, the democrats would run somebo

you get in the groove and then it changed a little. >> jimmy: exactly. >> i mean, you know, you did with your show. you made "late night" much more interesting than it was for a a long time. >> jimmy: thank you. >> now all these other jack-asses are trying to make it interesting too. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah, absolutely. [ cheers and applause ] you were ahead of your time doing stuff. but with this show, you also throw in this fun thing that i think you did in the documentary, i thought was great, you would have dinner parties with your friends. >> oh, it's the best, the best. i have these people come over my house. we just did a captain america dinner party. so, they come to my house and we drink. and that's always good to get on camera. and people -- we did a a parenting one. we did a parenting dinner party 'cause obviously i know so much about parenting. with kate hudson and mayim bialik. and malin akerman and randall park. i just like to post different groups of people together and have them in my home so it's comfortable for everybody. it's just a more interesting way to engage pe

we were in the groove, our girls were young. and it hit me one day, if ted could even be a voice in this election for constitutional freedoms, for economic growth, and for greater security for our families, that we should be part of this. ted is just too talented to be out of the debate. >> when you're actually out on the campaign trail, we've heard donald trump and ted cruz. there's not a lot of love loss these days. he's taken to referring to ted as lying ted. how does that wash with you? >> one thing about ted, he always tells the truth. i think these attacks on character are a distraction. >> recently, donald trump sent out an unkind retweet about you comparing your appearance unfavorably to that of his wife, melania trump, who is a retired model. how did that first come to your attention? >> one great thing about me, megyn, is i don't tweet. i have an ability to completely ignore it and i think we have a pattern of behavior here that when donald trump is falling behind, it's interesting the timing oh of that was right befor

is reminding everybody because, you know, they want you to get into the groove of properly washing your hands. i call it making love to your hands. you have to make love to your hands. you have to make love. you have to sway your palms. you have to interlock your fingers. you have to rotate your thumbs. you have to make love to your hands. then you've got the technique. ( laughter ) >> stephen: yes, yes, yes, you have to make love to your hands. and if that's true, i was extremely hygenic in high school. but with all due respect to the doctor, you can't just jump right in to the "wham, bam, thank you hands." okay? if you're going to make love to your hands, you have to add a little romance to the situation. maybe start with a nice walk through the park. then you know what gets them in the mood? a little dancing. then you make love to your hands. a little of this. a little of that. once a year, on his birthday, do a little something special. and, the next day, if you feel guilty, you go to church with the steeple. open the doors... and it's an orgy in there! all right? just follow those

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