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kate. >> all right, janis mackey frayer, thank you. back in this country, a tragedy in massachusetts where a young man died today after being bitten by a shark in the ocean off of cape cod. this is the first time someone has died from a shark attack in massachusetts in more than 80ea. nbc's anne thompson reports from cape cod. >> reporter: on a perfect late summer day the news every at this time a report of an unknown shark bite. >> people started screaming shark and running up to get everybody else out of the water. >> reporter: a 26-year-old man on a boogie board attacked, part of the cape cod national seashore. >> just a giant eruption of water. 15 foot wide and just it looked like i saw a tail and a lot of thrashing. >> reporter: beachgoers say they did everything they could to help the man. >> there were half a dozen people trying to stop the bleeding with towels. i guess the cord from the boogie board. >> reporter: the national parks service says the victim was rushed it the hospital where he was pronounced dead. this is the seco

janis en unos minutos mÁs tendra mÁs informaciÓn sobre la trayectoria de florence.florence a la costa oeste >>> una persona muriÓ en una secundaria de las vegas nevadas luego de un tiroteo la policÍa dijo que los disparos se hicieron en el campo bÉisbol y que la vÍctima fue un varÓn de 18 aÑos de edad. durante este incidente fueron retenidos cerca de 500 estudiantes que hacÍan un programa extra escolar. el grupo antiinmigrante. (nombre en inglÉs) dicen que 38 millones de tarjetas fueron robadas pero los migrantes dicen las usaron para poder trabajar. segÚn su investigaciÓn esta ta estÁ fa ocurriÓ en la administraciÓn obama especÍficamente entre los aÑos 2012 y 2016. cuando se suspendiÓ este proceso de empleadores para ver que el nÚmero de seguro social correspondÍa al del empleado. dos nuevas encuestas dicen que el Índice de aprobaciÓn del presidente trump cayÓ por debajo del 40%. situa este registro entre 18% y la encuesta de cnn pone la aceptaciÓn del mandatario que es un 36% y solamente el 32% cree que el presidente trump es honesto y confiable. >>> ahora es mome

only a few months ago, judge gorsuch reminded of that with his ruling in the janis case. as justice roberts reminded us with his ruling in citizens united. justices will overturn decades of well worn precedent given the opportunity. the debate about the future of the supreme court this week may get wonky and technical, but what's at stake is not abstract. it's real. it's concrete for americans whose lives, health, happiness and freedoms are on the line at the supreme court. closely divided decisions recently have meant that the difference between the ability to marry the person you love or not, to have your right to vote protected or not, to make personal choices about your health care or not are all at stake. the stakes in this nomination debate could not be higher. the need for openness and lack of secrecy is as high as it's ever been. the responsibility of the judiciary committee this week is to drill down and examine judge kavanaugh's views to the extent that he'll share them and to point out those areas where he fails to be forthcoming. the american people have a rig

to claim his due cause the death of many musicians including jimi hendrix jim morrison brian jones janis joplin and more recently amy winehouse all of them like robert johnson dead at twenty seven which gave rise to the club twenty seven legend to put. all the so-called cursed poets or cursed musicians you may really put them on the same level as your i do not lair jimi hendrix or janis joplin or amy winehouse else they are people capable of bringing so much beauty but their daily lives are so turbulent today have addictions it's disaster after disaster so long as it makes you always a lot of. real hawk at the last ice rock n roll tends to gradually ring these musicians dry it's very demanding very exhausting. finally killed many of its practitioners at an early age i guess. but even if rock n roll took the lives of its missionaries it succeeded in winning a mass following in order to recover its ascendancy the church has tried to capture the power of its longtime rival and harness it to disseminate god's word thus chris . rock was before. the government comes economic logic to entertain

were not allowed to run the same situation by the way here in moscow where the mayor said guess what jani and protege of letting it putin has great chance to be reelected again as in instead of real opposition candidates he faced an inexperienced and absolutely chanceless candidates who were not at all dangerous for him and in that sense the election for mayor in moscow sums up the condition of democracy in all of russia all right yuri rachet reporting from moscow thank you very much. now history has been made at the u.s. open tennis final was naomi osaka becoming the first japanese athlete to win a grand slam title the twenty year old defeated tennis star serena williams in straight sets but a controversial outburst from williams threatened to overshadow what should have been a night of celebration the outburst brought williams a fine of seventeen thousand dollars. serena williams was three one up in the second set in new york when things began to unravel covering the one hundred a violation for receiving instructions from her coach williams was docked a point for smushing her racket as

you out of there and in the dollar janis i thought the government should have them or some nuts. and how to know if i will die if i don't know what i'm on a little one side jaish oh sure play a little home show by man and i'll you. i meant dab in the home. but the flavor you only know without it and most of. the so many problems which are now in the nasa has come a photo op or so common a shoulder to lie down with the shabab not to show or something dosh and you barack obama sent in. she left and that's you can tell the whole yama not to do it . on your own ended. but if it out i did though i share my mental ill will show there so much to show that it doesn't. manage it in the face of as that i thought because i knew that i know a whole lot in the not so i stick idea what what happened. once it had been more studied more said then you will not dish it out they'll will just will i'm out on even this but it had that on calmly thought of them saw how things in a martian a can with more of the whole of the show on you betcha. you know it's not. the same not to see no focus but. a lot

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janis couldn't believe what was happening right in front of him. >> it was a total shot. for ten minutes my entire body was shaking. >> the bus driver is being treated for life-threatening injuries and three passengers are recovering after they got hurt. officials hope to learn what went wrong from on-board camera. >>> today san francisco's district attorney will anoups a new safety campaign and this comes after recent ride share attacks from around the bay area. we don't have all the details of the campaign area but we're told a representative from uber will be at today's conference. it's set for 1:00 this afternoon. >>> in the south bay a generation donation is keeping a san jose holiday alive. christmas in the park will be alive due to a $15,000 donation. christmas in the park features hundreds of christmas tree decorated by local schools and groups. >>> we start off with temperatures in the inland area, mid to upper 50s from walnut crick and out to livermore. 50s fors places like brentwood. brentwood and antioch the warm spots. look from our east bay hills. no low clo

janis mackey frayer, nbc news, pyongyang. >>> coming up, stopping the snell fire.burning near lake berryessa with evacuation orders still in effect. our coverage continues next. onta welcome to the xfinity store. thanks, janet. it's my happy place. you can learn how to switch to xfinity mobile, a new wireless network that saves you cash. and you can get 5 lines of talk and text included with your internet. and over here i'm having my birthday party. dj fluffernutter, hit it! ♪ dj fluffernutter simple. easy. awesome. ask how to get $300 back when you sign up for xfinity mobile, and purchase a new samsung phone. visit your local xfinity store today. >>> thanks for being with us tonight. we're going to recap our top stories. we are tracking the snell fire that continues to burn in napa county tonight. evacuations remain in place for people living in thevfaó berry estates. >> the fire broke out yesterday afternoon. so far more than 2400 acres have burned. cal fire says it is 20% contained and the flames are threatening almost 200 homes. so far no homes or structures h

the struggle finds somebody known to seem to i mean jani i mean did a political pressure on the. security industry nuns with bundled up business models used by american corporations doubtless was incomplete police sold them could be mental disease as you. see controls on the scene. said if. he's off the dissociation you can put it. is it is just really how he would do anything to an investigative documentary. on oxy. sleep. in our review of the week's biggest stories british authorities released photos of two men they claim carried out the poisoning a former russian spy said a script holiday's daughter moscow says the remains are inconsistences of this version of events. signs of a violent escalation and a potential chemical attack and serious business conference spot a tense debate in the u.n. security council. and in today's news voting is underway in sweden's general election as survey suggests there's been a surge in support for right wing parties in the country and taken a great.

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joining us now is janis mackey frayer live in seoul with details on the potentially historic peace agreement. janice. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. one big take away from this summit was the declaration between the two leaders that kim jong un would visit seoul sometime before the end of the year. this would mark the first time a north korean leader has visited the south. there's no word yet on timing, but it does send a resounding message that these two men are very serious about moving towards progress on the korean peninsula. kim has also said that he will move to dismantle the missile engine testing facility and missile launch pad. these have been two key sites as part of the icbm michl program. he said he would be willing to dismantle the main complex if the u.s. takes corresponding measures, and this is where it becomes cryptic. he seas n he's not saying he'll allow nuclear inspectors to come in, he's saying outside inspectors. it's yet to be determined how significant this agreement is. president trump jumping at the opportunity to commend the two men on the declaration. th

they coming is based almost so that some crystal especially jani is planning to explore more and more of this gorgeous landscape he looked at. video games have come a long way since pac-man or space invaders to become a large part of today's popular culture while here in germany it's estimated that forty percent of the population play video games and that number seems to be growing like them or not there is no disputing that video games play an important role in many people's lives so much so that the victorian albert museum in london is devoting a special exhibition to the subject and shows the diversity of modern videogames and how they impact modern culture to this day. video games have become more than just a way to pass the time in fact they're currently being presented as an art form at a museum in london the victoria and albert is dedicating an entire ranks of vision to deal games focusing on their development since the early two thousand years there is a turning point around that where access to broadband to social media to new design tools new commentary online new ways to ta

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. >> host: janis, falkville, alabama. republican. good morning. >> caller: good morning. i have two or three points. one point being this woman went to a therapist. i don't know for how many years, but several years ago there was something happened with a bunch of kids that went through therapy, and they convinced these children that - ey had been sexually molested later on it was found out to be untrue, they ruined a lot of people's lives, or at least the therapist did. i'm wondering much the therapist had to do with this being brought out and it's very suspicious that she's a trump hater and she waits until the last minute to do anything about it. if she -- >> host: janis, we'll take those points. >> guest: one of the great presidents of the past whose words i frequently invoke, including to myself, is lincoln and his second inaugural we all remember the gettysburg address in his second inaugural me peeled to the higher natures and angels of our being. i'm just saying we want fundamental fairness, and part of fairness is to make sure that an individual, who is the subje

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janis mackey frayer ise thor us tonight. >> reporter: the strongest storm on the planet this year, typhoon mangkhut lashed at the philippines, gusting to 200 miles per hour. at >> this is ne. something you cannot go against. >> reporter: along roads strewned with trees and debris, we drov north with workers repairing power lines. 5 million people living in ipath, thousands were evacuated from their homes to disaster centers. the rain band nearly wide.iles these fishermen nearly g drowned tryin to save the boat. this storm is differen than others, i thought i was going to die. for hours, mangkhutwr eaked havoc on dcrops. swelivers before churninging out to sea. theto system is still barreling through asia, heading ward hong kongnd southern china, where a millions mor on high alert. >> thank you. >>> back in this icountry a trage massachusetts, where a young man died today after being bitten b a shark in the ocean off of cape cod. this is the first time someone has died from a shark attack in ormassachusetts in m than 80 years. anne thompson rep ts from cape cod. >> reporter: on a perfect la

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and i spoke to israeli journalist jani ben monaghan who believes the blame for the downing of the plane should be attribute to syria's defensive. of course they it was an accident it's not israel fault way of to remember those who shot down their russia on the airplane of the syrians and know these israelis i think we are facing a very serious crisis. well in russia and think that the israeli defense forces are now studying and drawing the conclusions and investigating what the exactly happened but. if there will be a need these will of course will apologize by the way things look now. these early position is not of course the spokesman of the israeli government but the israeli position is that the syrians are to be blamed. they didn't do a professional job and this was a mistake by the syrians and not these well but of course is were they will investigate what happened then draw the necessary conclusions and i think israel will initiate a dialogue with the with the russians in order to improve. their military coordination as far as israeli airplanes are concerned they are flying a syri

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jefferson airplane formed in 1965 and was a breakout act, rivaling artists like the grateful dead and janis joplin. he also owned the matrix ballroom where bands regularly performed. spokesperson for the family said he died on the way to the hospital in tampa, florida at age 76. >>> a fitbit is the main piece of evidence and a 90-year-old suspect at the center of the investigation. police say anthony ayala, seen her, is now accused of killing his 67-year-old stepdaughter in her home in the east san jose foothills. it happened earlier there month. karen navarra was found slumped over at her kitchen table with wounds in her neck and a kitchen knife in her hand. police say it appeared to be a staged suicide. long-time neighbors say it didn't add up and she kept to herself. >> she had to know whoever it was because she was a very private person. i didn't even talk to her. you could just see her pick up her mail. she used to mow her lawn but she got a guy to cut it now and pick her garbage can up, put her car in the garage and that was it. >> this is how it unfolded. investigators looked at her

y hablamos de las condiciones del tiempo, es justo el momento indicado con janis bencosme.ara las carolinas, especialmente para carolina del norte. ahÍ podemos ver algunos peligros que podemos esperar. esto va a ser un huracÁn catastrÓfico, seÑores. esperen tener zonas sin poder hartar hasta meses y semanas. tengan cuidado. la marejada ciclÓnica va a traer marejada ciclÓnica historica. hablamos que las carolinas no has visto un evento como este desde 1952. desde hace aproximadamente 60 aÑos, cuando tuvieron el huracÁn... asÍ que prepÁrense bien, van a contar con viento daÑinos, escombros volando sobre las 100 millas por hora. inundaciones histÓricas hablamos de la posibilidad entre 15 a 20 pulgadas. algunos sectores aislados pueden contar con 30 pulgada o mÁs. ya que este sistema estarÍa azotando y se quedarÍa ahi por un ratito. miren nada mÁs. huracÁn categorÍa 4 generando vientos de 140 millas por hora. luego estarÍa ganando intensidad al punto de estar al margen de convertirse en un huracÁn categorÍa 5. recuerde que los vientos sostenidos de mÁs de 156 millas por hora, y

janis is with us this morning. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, sheinelle.his is massive storm system moving through asia. and it's hit this northern part of the philippines quite hard. about 20 hours now since it made man fall. about 12 deaths reported. and the storm isn't over yet. powerful winds. fierce rain. and wide scale destruction. typhoon mankut a monster category five storm went through the philippines knocking out communication, leaving officials unsure of its toll. >> this is nature. something you cannot predict. what we can do the most is simply reduce the risk. >> reporter: with more than five million people living in the path, thousands were evacuated from their homes taking shelter in disaster centers. the we drove north along pummelled roads strewn with trees, lampposts and power lines. emergency crews using machetes to chop to clear the way. we have seen a lot of power lines down on the road. but one of the bigger risks facing people as they wait this storm out is flying debris. the strongest storm on the planet this year, punched with wind

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buy me a mercedes-benz ♪ ♪ my friends all drive porsches ♪ ♪ i must make amends >> reporter: while janistom-painted porsche that sold for nearly $1.8 million in 2015. ♪ start me up >> reporter: rolling stones guitarist keith richards kept his 1983 ferrari for 34 years before auctioning it off last year for nearly a half million dollars despite one minor flaw. >> a car that is maybe worth $500 the ke ist evete that you smoked tenom yr lifends it to keith richards. well, the car was completel >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] >>> these days, there are so many ways of getting in touch with someone instantly that the old snail mail seems to be going the way of the pony express. well, there's one man dedicated to the vintage art of the postcard. steve hartman found his story on the road. >> reporter: generally speaking, postcards are for braggarts. write what you will, but the core

>> anthony: i've seen janis joplin.> anthony: diamond dogs, i've seen colleen dewhurts and jason robards in moon for the misbegotten directed by jose quintero on broadway. >> masa: oh. >> anthony: considered one of the greatest productions ever in the his -- this was the greatest show i've ever seen in my life. it had it all. it was the greatest show in the history of entertainment. i don't understand it. i'm completely confused. there's like, 100 people working on that show, millions of dollars' worth of like, robots and technology. >> masa: yeah. >> anthony: how do they make money? >> masa: well, one thing for sure about this area is that quite a lot of businesses are unspoken but governed by the yakuzas. >> anthony: the yakuza, that's the fraternal organization prominent in the entertainment and financial services sector, as they say, who is said to, um, supervise things here in shinjuku. principally, your arcades, you have gambling, pachinko, adult entertainments. your porn shops and sex clubs, along with other anci

and from pennsylvania, mom pat and dad ed and their supportive sisters sandra and jany.t, with you. when i go through your story and you learn about after all of this, begin to become exposed. you went to the priest. >> i went to the diocese building and met with a father. at the meeting he questioned why i let the girls go to the rectory. i said to him, well, my older girls used to go to the rectory to help you. should i have wondered what was going on? . i get a call from the father who did they sent to new jersey. he said, pat, i talked to father gelo and he said caroline was mistaken for her feeling for her. nothing was going on. never heard from the church again. >> martha: caroline, it's hard to identify. what is the worst betrayol. the cover-up is just as bad as the abuse. >> i feel like i am living in the twilight zone. how do people think this is okay. >> martha: when did you realize he was doing this to all of you? >> it wasn't july the grand jury investigation. it was known that caroline was abused. i came out shortly after that. but farce these two, it's been

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these days brian jones could come back from the grave for one night only with the stones and janis and. and you know what? i ain't goin'. but the cologners, god bless them. they love it. bei oma kleinmann handles enormous crowds of revelers. fortunately, the madness is still a few weeks away. and this is my old friend tracey who had the good or bad fortune, depending on how you look at it, to travel and produce shows around the world with me for many years. anke is from cologne and makes me feel better about my carnival phobia. carnival. do you like carnival? >> tracey: i do, and i'm not ashamed to say it. >> anthony: will jesters and bards and medievally attired pranksters be popping up during my stay here? >> tracey: you're missing out. you're really -- >> anthony: mimes? no mimes, troubadours, jugglers, uh, human statues? >> tracey: come on. >> anke: all of them are wearing bonkers costumes and look like shit. i don't like it. no, i always get embarrassed about those people. >> anthony: i hate carnival. >> anke: i hate carnival too. >> anthony: are there parades? >> tracey: yes. >>

there's janis. a kayak commuter and told you the story there.he lives over there in the area outside of richmond in the marina. generally a ten-minute bike ride to get to work but a couple of times a week she takes a more beautiful sea route by getting into the kayak and about 45 minutes but you know what? she said it's worth it, beautiful and see the shots in the story. that's where she lives on a 42-foot boat. now, when she arrives at work she starts her day with ships at the boat repair and maintenance yard and goes full circle making that travel around the bend by water. look at there she is here in this shot. you might not have noticed her at first. i love that story taking the commute and it makes it look so beautiful, even getting to work, guys, can be a beautiful thing and on this friday, let's look forward to the next work week. >> no matter how we get around, as well. >>> visitors to the presidio have a greener way to get around. the's electric bikes for rent. the first national park in the west to roll out the e-bikes and hopes to off

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the book eludes to that, and also famous studies of bay of pigs that's in the janis group think book as well, and in fact, even in bay of pigs, there was a deliberate course correction that kennedy made between the bay of pigs and the cuban missile process. they changed their process, in just literally like the dynamics of how they had the discussions because they released the way they were making the decisions was not working so they thought about the structure. i haven't looked at it directly in the book eludes to it, but in a sense what you didn't have were you had to we'll be treated as liberatorses narrative, and there wasn't enough time spent on surfacing other alternative scenarios and looking those scenarios to have a seat at the table in the deliberation over the decision. other books have been written about that process but studying the wrong decisions, there is a long section about the mistakes that washington made in the battle of brooklyn. a military analysis of a bad choice so it ended up all right in the long run. one more question and i want to make sure we have time

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but tr it's certainly like jimi hendrix or janis joplin buying. he died almost the right moment to go to be selected and he is the sort osort of an add-on becs been proven right with preparedness and one of the proofs of that is the death of his own son in his own mind and so he is wildly popular in that wildly patriotic period of post-armistice day. but in terms of the selection process for rushmore, that's beyond the scope of my experti expertise. >> thank you very much for coming. [applause] >> we have some books for sale if anyone is interested. when you look at the real world history it's been extremely contest it and it's been violently challenge each to many points. one of the things i talk about is that america is an aspirational nation. it's self evident as the leader of the free world. if based on those aspirations and not the kind of hard-core realities where people have talked in order to gain access. >>> i chose the title american hate because there is a myth of american exceptionalism, and that myth is based on the fiction that this

this is her coming out of court a short while ago and embracing another cosby accuser, janie dickinsonhat her attorney had to say. we are glad the judgement day has finally come for mr cosby. mr cosby has shown no were morse. —— no remorse. there has been nojustice for many of the accusers who were barred from a court by the arbitrary time limits explode —— imposed. the context to what the attorney was talking about, is that around 60 women have publicly accused cosby or a range of serious sexual assaults that took place across 50 years — many of which we were when he was one of the biggest entertainment stars in the us. statute of limitation laws in different states mean that only one charge has been brought to trial. here's the reaction ofjust one of the other women who've accused cosby. i'm more emotional than i thought i would be. all i can say is this is going to help change the statute of limitations. we will get it abolished and we will support what is happening here in pennsylvania and this is just is happening here in pennsylvania and this isjust going to show victims that the

weissmann for the government and with me is greg andres, kyle freezing rain any, janie rhee and omer meisel and jeff wyland from the fbi. the judge, all right, good morning. and good morning, your honor, richard westing will, thomas zehnle and kevin downing on behalf of mr. manafort. good morning. i understand the defendant wishes to enter a plea of guilty. that correct? that's correct, your honor. all right, before we proceed any further, he can join you at the lectern. a and the courtroom deputy says are you paul j. manafort jr.? ed. >> so this is obviously the very start. this starts with the good mornings, right? at this very early point in the proceeding, everybody there in the courtroom knows at least one important part of what's going to happen, right? the judge has said right off the bat he is here to plead guilty, right? yes, yes, your honor. and then the reason there is a superseding information, which is what the courtroom deputy just asked there to paul manafort, superseding information, i know it's a weird phrase. but what that means is that the indictment, laying out th

so in the wake of justice alito's signalling about what then became friedrick and janis, to see these groups rush out and ask the court to rule against them so they can get hot foot up to the supreme court, where they expect a good outcome, to me, this is just something that doesn't seem right about that, that seems a little bit like foe litigation, there is something else going on other than real parties having real arguments and the supreme court ultimately settling properly prepared real disputes. do you have any concern about the optics of people rushing to lose cases below to come before what they think is a friendly supreme court? does that seem just a little bit odd? >> i will -- acknowledge -- >> [yelling in the background] -- >> acknowledge, senator, i'm not entirely familiar with that phenomenon. i would be -- >> i might follow up with you with a question for the record to get more deliberate thoughts about it. >> and on your ameca's thought, interested in your proposal and certainly if confirmed, i would -- >> here is the concern, you know perfectly well that the court depe

messages that people are posting on world aids day so do you share yours with us the hash tag is a janie's grid's sara thank you let's not speak to dr keith fargo he's joining us from chicago via skype is the director of scientific programs an outreach of the alzheimer's association thanks very much for speaking to us on al-jazeera how significant and important is world alzheimer's day for you. well it's of major importance to you mentioned some of the statistics are they are with the million people but they across the globe today having all serious disease and that's back to discuss iraq and very rapidly you know unfortunately. in terms of doc hours and cents this became a trillion dollar disease this year you know that it's the seventh leading cause of death across the globe is this is a major issue and anything we can be done to raise awareness about that issue is a positive but let me ask you this why is it supposed to skyrocket i mean this is a really startling statistic that within the next three decades the number of people living with some sort of dementia is going to reach one hun

we just knew he had his own battle, and ruth is now caring for both marty and janie. >> marty, in hischool, had a virulent cancer and days when there was no chemotherapy. there was only massive radiat n radiation. he'd go for the radiation, wake up about midnight when the only food that he ate for the day, he could management and then i started typing the notes that his classmates had given me from his classes, reading whatever cases i would read for the next day, and maybe i got two hours' sleep. >> she did her own work, helped her husband with his work, organized his friends so they could help him with his work, and took care of her 2-year-old child. fortunately marty lived, but it's when she learned how to burn the candle at both ends. >> one of the memories of my childhood would be waking up in the middle of the night. there mom would be spread out over the dining room table with her legal pads and the coffee in one hand and the box of prunes at the other. >> she will work until 2:00, 3:00, 4:00, 5:00 in the morning, sometimes even later. then she will get up. she has a sitting. s