. >> reporter: adam baker says time has not healed the hole left from the death of his father. miss him, we used to call ourselves the three amigos. >> it's just bringing all those i motions back. >> reporter: adam baker says the emotional support has been invaluable. >> the pivotal point in my healing process has been all the support and love that everyone has given us. >> reporter: many in this crowd told us they have never met the honored officers and their families but came to show they cared. meantime other first responders say the ceremony was a double edged sword ripping open old wounds by also helping them heal. >> seeing the community is always helpful in reminding us what we're there for. >> reporter: you can't see them now but on these two boulders are photos and plaques honoring sergeant baker and detective butler. and on this boulder this will tell the story of what happened last february 26th all of this will be uncovered tomorrow morning. and on view for the public after that. reporting live patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> now the mother and girlfriend pleade

. >> reporter: adam baker says time has not healed the hole left from the death of his father. miss him, we used to call ourselves the three amigos. >> it's just bringing all those i motions back. >> reporter: adam baker says the emotional support has been invaluable. >> the pivotal point in my healing process has been all the support and love that everyone has given us. >> reporter: many in this crowd told us they have never met the honored officers and their families but came to show they cared. meantime other first responders say the ceremony was a double edged sword ripping open old wounds by also helping them heal. >> seeing the community is always helpful in reminding us what we're there for. >> reporter: you can't see them now but on these two boulders are photos and plaques honoring sergeant baker and detective butler. and on this boulder this will tell the story of what happened last february 26th all of this will be uncovered tomorrow morning. and on view for the public after that. reporting live patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> now the mother and girlfriend pleade

adam: banker to baker, my next guest list left of the i stress world finance to found a bakery with thenfident name. the owner of stud muffin desserts, any bonus you ever got at merrill or morgan stanley. >> i was looking to invest in food business, there is after performing market research and there was low-calorie, really tasted great, of there will be an opportunity to launch my own. adam: these come with the julie banderas seal of approval. cheryl: eating it in the commercial break. to order these, brick and mootar. this is that more rain cookie. >> and the web site, saidmuffindesert.com. and 11 of them have less than 150 calories. adam: you can sell this legally in new york and brick and mortar -- >> looking with investors on finding the right foot print. cheryl: packaging is great. adam: your buddies and friends, launched the site. >> a number of friends and financed colleagues not uneasy demographic to please but when feedback was so overwhelmingly positive i knew i had a successful product to bring to the market. adam: low-calorie good stuff with real ingredients, i always think

as adam smith put it, it is not the benevolence of the butcher, the baker -- what is happening here? let's be grateful for better technical equipment. it seems to be steady now. all right. it is not the benevolence of the butcher, the brewer, or the baker that we expect our dinner, but from their regard to their own interests. butay praise their skills, we never praise their virtue. in fact we see them as selfish. this view is the one his holiness told until five minutes ago. i first met his holiness at the university of southern california three years ago, and at that time, at that conference, i asked him what kind of government would you like to see in tibet if you could advise on a new government for tibet? what would it be? his response was this. between socialism and capitalism i am a socialist, and furthermore i always described myself as a marxist, but not a leninist. in my mind, marxism is the only economic theory that expresses a sense of concern about equal distribution and that is a moral thing. whereas capitalism is about how to make a profit. only that. in order to get m

adam smith put it. it's from the benevolence of the butcher, the baker -- let's be grateful for better technical equipment -- okay. it's not from the benevolence of the butcher, the brewer or the baker we expect our dinner but from their regard to their own interests. we may praise their skills but we never praise their virtue. in fact we see them as selfish, and this, i believe, is the view that his holyiness held until five minutes ago. i first met his holiness at the university of southern california three years ago and at that conference i asked him, what kind of government would you like to see in tibet if you could advise? and his response was this, quote: between socialism and capital rhythm i'm a socialist, and i always describe myself as a marxist but not a leninist. in my mind, marxism is the only economic theory that expresses its sense of concern about equal distribution and that is a moral thing. whereas capitalism is about how to make a profit, only that. and in order to get more profit, there is no hesitation to exploit. but what if we were to judge people and ideologies not by their intent