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it's very twisty. and, of course, bumpy. it's an off-road rally race. there's the co-driver on the left in the top corner of your screen. he's t got his course notes out. he's reading the course notes out loud to the driver. that's one stage of the race. here's a different video of the same race. this road a little bit smoother. >> hold it. hold it. hold it -- no. >> oh, man. >> nasty. >> yeah. >> oh, gosh. >> the driver is actually like, come on, man, pull yourself together. >> looks like he is still able to give the instructions going, right, because the guy didn't wreck the car. >> right in the microphone. >> the blood is on his mike. >> not the best day for this team of rally drivers. you can't pull over. you're competing in an event. the driver is pissed. >> look at his face. are you kidding me? you know it wreaks in here. >> of all the co-drivers for me to hire i get the one with the weak stomach. >>> it's a new technology that connects you to the world. >> it will do this using your -- >> what? >> how your heart can be your new password to everyt

your tongue's twisty enough to pull leaves right off the tree!y just loves having visitors. (laughing) i sure do! welcome, nick and sally. you smell funny. almost like... giraffe! smell? i thought you were going to lick us! with your flicky tongue! what my tongue's really good at is smelling. flicking my tongue brings all the smells around me into my head. oh! like sniffing with our noses brings all the smells into our heads! (sniffing) you got it! my tongue pops out-- picks up some smells. my tongue pops in-- then i can smell those smells. is that how you find your food? that's right! i keep flicking until i smell something good to eat. mm, delicious! mice! both: ew! i wish we could find food with our tongues. then let's try! we'll make it a game. and when there's playing to do, i always call for thing 1 and thing 2. (whistling) hello! whee! (chittering, laughing) i don't think i smell anything! me either. (chittering) both: ta-da! (sniffing) ew! (groaning) mm! (laughing) the cat: and go! see if you can find the food, nick and sally. go, nick an

♪ too twisty (aghhh). uhhhh...cat! are you sure that's a good idea? it's a great idea. (gasp) look!ks aren't sticking! you need a little mud in the cracks. i can do that! (effort sounds) you've got it! yes! yes! let's pack this whole dam with mud. mud! you need more mud? ♪ ♪ with sticks and mud we'll fix the dam.... ♪ ♪ fix the dam fix the dam. ♪ ♪ with sticks and mud we'll fix the dam ♪ ♪ fix the dam today. ♪ ♪ ♪ with sticks and mud we'll fix the dam.... ♪ ♪ fix the dam, fix the dam. ♪ ♪ with sticks and mud we'll fix the dam ♪ ♪ fix the dam today. ♪ ♪ hmmm..... nice work, everyone! the dam is fixed! (everyone together) horray! (pop) uh-oh! we need one more stick, and fast. uh... we've used them all... i've still got one. but that's your drum stick. i know. but betty needs it. ♪ yipee! wahoo! (cheering) what busy beavers we all are.... with sticks and mud we helped to make a dam that's strong and hard to break. we turned a stream in to a lake.... and now we'll take a well earned break! bye betty! bye betty! oh wait... what about your stick? i need to find you a stick- no two sticks.

he said in this op-ed but then again, he gets into a twisty thing at the end.'t understand this thing about american exceptionalism. nobody's exceptional. we're all created equal under god. he slaps away that idea. but of course the idea, of course, is that the united states does stand up for the highest moral principles or it should, that's what we expect of the united states, and that's why it is standing against the idea of using weapons of mass destruction. >> which takes me to the next point about perception. you have their senator menendez saying it made him want to vomit when he read this. now, is that a sign of political immaturity given the perspective internationally of the u.s. actions so far in seasyria. >> i think everybody plays to their base. i'm sorry he felt like he wanted to vomit. some think that putin and syria stepped in to help president obama. now it seems that putin stepped forward and the real pressure is to keep the pressure on putin. let's not be at all questioning why this is happening. the credible threat of military force has broug

accessible only by a twisty ride through the mountains, it remains a secluded oasis full of agriculture. it was here where the bacon avocado business once thrived. that was until they stumbled upon a small fruit with big potential. >> so i was kind of wandering around the valley scratching my head, wondering what to do, and i was actually over at friends' ranches in the friends' ranches' packing house and just reached into a bin the way you do, and i picked up something and i peeled it, and i was, whoo-hoo! really, that was it for me. if you'd have been there, you'd have seen a light bulb go on over my head. >> today, there are more than two dozen families farming pixie tangerines in the ojai valley. but instead of competing against each other, this eclectic group of farmers has done just the opposite. they've joined forces to form the ojai pixie tangerine association. the group now picks, packs, markets, and believe it or not, even eats together each harvest season. in charge of the bunch is the original pixie chick herself, tony's daughter emily thatcher. >> there's 26 different famil