marty theer was dead. he was just 31.ecause marty was an air force captain, military investigators were soon on the scene as well as police. a joint investigation with the fayetteville pd. both teams were eager to speak to the only known witness, michelle theer. officers special investigations unit, vince -- >> she said what sounded like her three bangs of a car back firing. >> did she say what she did at that point? >> she opened the door and saw her husband laying at the bottom of the stairs. >> she thought she saw someone moving in the bushes. >> initially police were looking at perhaps a robbery of some type. >> detectives combed the parking lot's surrounding area but found no one on this cold, dark december night. >> there was a man who lived behind the office building who heard the shots fired who later said that he said, somebody's getting murdered out there. because of the order in which the shots were fired. they were very calculated. >> it wasn't like bang, bang, bang. it was bang, pause, bang, pause. >> which s

marty: marty schenker in new york.here are a number of polls, wall street journal, nbc, fox polls showing joe biden ahead of the pack. is it too early to start making victory plans for joe biden and what would be your advice to him to keep that lead going? scott: politics is at its best when it is not a coronation, when it is real democracy in action. you are seeing that in this election. voters no joe biden, they like him. they also see other candidates. let's let the process play out. he is taking it to the president and also showing contrast with president trump. he will continue to prove himself. he raced more per day than any other candidate since he entered the race. that shows a connectivity with voters that is real. that is not a nomination. there are debates, there are contact ind voter every diner, in every speech. that is what politics are made of. voters want to see their candidates. he has done well so far and i expect we'll see more of the same. you well i'm sure know, it is the ground game that counts in

it was luck that i met marty. at a time when the best degree that a girl could have was not her ba or her jd, it was her mrs. marty was a most unusual fellow, i said many times he was the only boy that i ever knew who ared that i had a brain. and we met under the best circumstances. marty had a girlfriend at smith college, and i had a boyfriend at columbia law school. >> [laughter] dori: this is interesting. jus. ginsberg: our friends thought it was a long, cold winter. > [laughter] jus. ginsberg: so we were, two years, we were the best of friends. whenever i want to go to the movies, i would call marty, or we often went to the college bar together just to talk about anything and everything. but the thing about marty was that he had such confidence in himself. he was very comfortable with who he was. and he never really regarded me as any kind of threat, on the ontrary. marty thought that i must be really special if he wanted to spend his life with me. > [laughter] dori: so no self-esteem issues there? >> [laughte

and then they both go to harvard law school and then brings her daughter, jane, with her marty , marty falls ill she takes care of him and takes notes in his classes and is doing so well , nonetheless, he does recover illness and graduates before she does so then they moved to new york city for his job, she has to transfer to columbia where again she makes the law review and is the first in her class. despite that, she cannot get a job. while she's at columbia and studys, she starts to more discrimination issues. she with the aclu found the women's rights project and . over just her unusual strategy of finding men as plaintiffs were women who -- where women face discrimination. one case, the supreme court struck down a social security that provides survivors benefits to a widow's small children but not widowers of small children. so, i want to talk about what was distinctive about that strategy. what was her inspiration? why that was so different. talk about that. >> as she was giving commentary i was thinking the others worse were not just the male plaintiff that's important but to ch

coming up in just a bit marty.o get back to our earthquake coverage this morning seismologists are warning that both re ent earthquakes near ridgecrest are part of what they call a very energetic system. >>and that more tremors are likely in fact cnn is reporting there been thousands of aftershocks just since the earthquake last night. this morning, many of us are wondering what the southern california earthquakes mean for the bay area kron four's christina tetreault has that part of our coverage, christina. >>well good morning, i'm live here you see berkeley where we've been talking with experts throughout the past 2 days. i'm kind of the implications of these quake and like you mentioned marty what they mean for us up here in the bay area now this is the second quake in just 2 days and there are thousands without water and power, many people sleeping outside really worried about sleeping inside because they don't know when it's going to happen next. now the 7.1 magnitude quake was 11 times stronger than earlier 6

marty: they do. there are a lot of conservatives in the republican party who are not going to like this deal, spending hawks. on the same side, progressive democrats feel that some of their programs are not going to get funded. none of this is written down. it is sort of a handshake agreement. they will probably get it through, but the real issue is going to come two years from now when this deal expires. who will be president when that happens? david: but it takes the issue off the table for the election because it moves it passed that point, which is important for both parties. marty: i think the leadership of democrats ande republicans feel this is a good way to take it off the table for 2020. alix: i have to wonder if you oh,a company, you are like, we get some extra stimulus right now? brooke: we did get a bit of an uptick from that house spending bill put forward. there was always an opportunity for a bit of compromise there from the senate. it looks like we settled somewhere in the middle. tha

what's the highlighted for y fo marty?things. >> some tax things as well >> when you look at the actual two things that's driving this beat, it's really being stronger with revenues which is important. if we can create revenue growth on top capital deployment, you really have a really good combination from these large cap banks. secondly, the credit costs were relatively low so much lower than expected and lower than what we even had last quarter. so, you know, again, the economy is doing well. credit costs are staying low and we're seeing some revenue growth, which is a really good combination for the profitability levels continuing to improve through the year. >> so where should this trade in terms of book if book -- the second quarter end book value is 73.77. $73.77 is that about right for a tier >> yes what we look at is tangible book value and we look at the premium to tangible book value right now they're trading two times tangible book value. >> that's 59. >> yes when you compare that to citigroup, they're right at

marty thank you, let's get to some breaking news.ce in los angeles looking for the person who shot and killed an off-duty officer, one person reported hearing gunshots in the city's lincoln heights neighborhood overnight and that's where police found the officer and another man with gunshot wounds. the other man is now in the hospital his condition unknown this morning. and police have not released any word on what led up to the shooting. eli's mayor is calling this a senseless murder. new this morning, the oakland public ethics commission says mayor libby shaft campaign accepted the legal donations from the east bay property owner. an investigation found that 11 west partners llc donated $2400. more to chef's campaign than the legal limit of $800. investigators are recommending that she forfeit the money to the city's general fund and pay a $600 penalty that's less than usual penalty of $1000. but the commission said because it came from several different entities owned by the same company and because her campaign cooperated with th

marty.is morning, a federal judge ruled friday that the cigarette companies must apply to the fda. >>for a public health review within the next 10 months. this follows a previous decision by the judge in a lawsuit filed by health groups, including the american academy of pediatrics in 2017 cigarettes to stay on the market until 2022, before companies applied for authorization products were also permitted to remain on the market indefinitely during the review. the judge ruled in may that those actions by the fda worry legal. in 1991 shots were fired live on television as a tense hostage situation in sacramento unfolded. now a movie called a clear shot based on the 8 hour standoff premiered in sacramento this weekend. adrian moore spoke with reporters who were there covering the drama 28 years ago. >>shots fired on live tv as a tense 8 hour standoff with the good guys electronics store in south sacramento came to a close and 1991 hostage situation left 3 of the 4 robbers 2 store employees and

we are joined by marty schenker and luke kawa. let's go right to bank earnings and take a look at what we are looking at, particularly when it comes to trade. these are estimates for jp morgan because the numbers just came out, but basically we are looking at downgrades across the board. luke: there hasn't been a good trading environment apparently ever for wall street banks. i tend to focus less on this because i don't know what the readthrough is for the broader economy. banks have not been a market leader for the last few period.cept for a brief i wonder if all the broader market needs from banks is a signal the u.s. economy is ok, not falling off a cliff, and any hint that a second-half recovery is expected. it doesn't necessarily speak to that, but that could be more of a margin view based on what we see in the bond market. lisa: from washington's perspective, isn't this exactly what they want to see? in other words, banks putting their money into consumers and lending more to main street, and perhaps not getting as much from

but don't despair that's going to clear good morning, everybody i'm marty gonzales stays farsi with the forecast is going to get much toast here, especially inland right you got that right today tomorrow looks like a little pull down early next week but i don't think we'll be seeing on my so warm up happening for this weekend. tell us they will probably stay in lower 90's degree territory for the most part but there's that fog marty was talking about you would see alcatraz to it's still there. it's just hiding out in the fog just a little bit going on swinging things around to the golden gate bridge and our fog trap which is a pretty much entrenched at this hour that's really only a localized issue around portions of the bay, this is what looks like an future cast for this does make south for us fairly quickly this morning, however problem areas along the peninsula coast. they remain point re up to a the north bay sticking with fog just about all day and those cloudy skies stormtracker 4 doesn't have much on its we are clear and will stay that way warming up nicely this afternoon. tempe

marty: which speaks to the stalemate.s to have you .osition we talk about health care having a high risk versus a low would be utilities, consumer staples, stocks you want up liking. walk me through it. be systematico about this, take our personal opinions out of it. we spent time talking to our analyst and tried with our analyst to focus on specific issues, not taxes stay low under republicans. we threw that out. we found if you map out all of the specific industry risks to the different sectors, the only ones that do not have any issue are utilities, staples, and industrials. industrials, with the green new deal or if you get a infrastructure push, in a democratic sweep, that could be good for the industrial space. that is the only cyclical part of the market you could find a reason to buy. if you think about tech regulation, it spreads into three different sectors. it hits the communication services sector most acutely. it also hits the tech sector from the hardware names and derivative impacts. and because the interne

we'll take a look a closer inspection of your forecast marty all right dave. thank you. overnight, multiple lanes of highway 2 37 in san jose are back open again after a pedestrian was killed in an early morning crash. it happened just after 3 30 this morning west of zanker road. authorities have not yet released much information about the crash and there's no word on any other injuries or any arrests that were made. >>also breaking overnight police arrested one man another person was injured following a shooting near the oakland coliseum bart station. it happened about 8 o'clock last night on san leandro street. a 24 year-old man was taken to the hospital after being shot in his left arm he's listed in stable condition at the hospital this morning. a 44 year-old man was arrested in connection with the shooting but his identity has not yet been released nor a talk about a motive. more this morning about the 2 bay area teenagers arrested for the murder of an italian police officer in rome. police say 18 year-old gabriel natalia corgis and 19 year-old finnegan elders stabb

irene and marty were married for 63 years. irene and marty have three children, four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. her daughter, leslie, is here with her in the front row. irene became a volunteer for this museum eight years ago and this is her eighth time speaking as part of the first- person program. she also speaks frequently to audiences in other settings. just this past monday she spoke to 500 students at a local high school. in 2015 irene travel to germany with her daughter leslie to be present at the trial of former ss member oscar grooming who was a guard at auschwitz. irene was a coplaintiff in the trial. and again in february 2016 at the trial of another ss member. her testimony and the trial were featured in a time magazine article. with that i would like to ask you to join me in welcoming our first-person, mrs. irene weiss. [ applause ] >> hello irene. irene, thank you so much for being willing to again join us for the first person program. helping to start off our 2019 year of first person, you have s

marty: and this might be one of them. what he's really done is create an environment where if the economy stays strong and the stock market is high, he can take credit for it. if it doesn't, he can blame jay powell. alix: does he have a point? you saw good jobs growth friday, but wages remain stuck. gina: i think it's a 50-50 right now. frankly, the s&p 500 is a rocketship. if you look at last week's gains, we are at all-time highs again. part of the reason for that is the premise or notion that we are going to have much easier monetary policy going forward, with the consistent stability of economic growth. frankly, i believe the fed is going to have to really balance for the july meeting pretty stable economic conditions in the later stages of an economic cycle. they would like to reserve some firepower for a true deterioration in economic growth. then you have the president swooping in, trying to change their mind, which only incentivizes them to make sure they state their independence quite clearly. so it is a really q

about new york >> jimmy: yeah >> so lots of it is marty talking to me. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: there's other ways of putting it as well, but yeah >> and then, it's also me walking around new york noticing things. >> jimmy: how are you and martin scorsese walking around new york city? >> no, no. marty doesn't walk around with me he wanted -- he suggested that it would be a good idea. i suggested it would be a very bad idea [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so is he directing you from a remote vehicle? [ light laughter ] >> um, yes - [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how did i guess that that's amazing this is amazing. i cannot wait for this so i don't know -- we don't know the title we don't know when it's out. but we cannot wait to see it this is a mystery. it's a really -- it's a shroud of mystery and it's beautiful it's a fun thing on different things. and i was talking to you backstage. and you were telling me that you recently got off the subway -- was it lincoln center >> yes and this is a lot of what this unnamed show is about. >> jimmy: yeah >> because i've always

>>plus we can start to the day long the water from san francisco, good morning, marty gonzales and dave spahr is here with the forecast as we wind down the long holiday forecast, you know it says sign a feel like summer today, it looks not at all you know it's right this cloud cover and some of the fog we're dealing with we talk about that coming in today and this is actually inland here mount diablo you see some of those wispy higher clouds here. idea that we're getting a kind of all sorts of this marine layer, the higher levels of moisture as well coming on in the live shot coming in from the golden gate there we have the fog and placed the low lying clouds this should all ultimately clear this afternoon but around the immediate they it could be a little bit slow going this afternoon. as we watch things in a motion from future cast for to tell us we approach high noon problem areas and point re in a down the southern marin up the coast and some beach as well as the peninsula in half moon bay, so count on those areas is somewhat sensitive and might see some maybe perhaps some bright cl

joining us now is marty schenker. congressman from baltimore, calling his district a discussing -- a disgusting, rat infested district. rattleust trying to nancy pelosi, or are we overthinking this? marty: i think we are overthinking this. ilot of people -- frankly, think he saw something on fox news that got him riled up and decided to tweet about it. it is not like his advisors are sitting there with his twitter account open saying this is what you should say. this is vintage john trump -- vintage donald trump, and it is not strategic. it is an emotional outburst. this,t: so how do we read his feed, on china, for example, as we get to trade talks? his thinking that the chinese might want to wait until after the election is just what he thinks at the moment. i mean, it is really the people on the ground doing the negotiating who have to determine whether or not there is a deal to be done. are you thinking about trade discussions as we get closer to tuesday? how closely will you be watching them for any kind of moveme

and marty leury. buyers or sellers for the san francisco giants?ey are selling. >> who is going and possibly, the giants trade deadline coming up. marty and jim next on game day. >>> a disney channel star has died in his sleep. 20-year-old cameron boyce could not be revived when paramedics rushed to his home. he had an ongoing medical condition and died afr a seizure. he starred in the descendants. >>> the first trailer for the live action remake of mulan aired during the women's world cup finals. well, gripping. this new remake will star chinese actress crystal lieu and jet li as the emperor, but mushu will be replaced. >>> we will right now, earn 60,000 bonus miles after qualifying purchases when you apply and are approved for the hawaiian airlines world elite mastercard. plus, you earn miles on everyday purchases. get closer to the travels and moments you'll remember forever with this special offer. need another reason? enjoy an introductory no annual fee. to apply, visit hawarlom >>> well, a superhero animation music. there is something for eve

marty: it is hugely a symbolic moment in history.xon arriving in china, given just the sheer size of china versus north korea. this is a major adversary of the united states for years. it is a singular achievement of donald trump. tom: marty schenker, thank you very much. john, thank. theave been looking at protests in hong kong. do you assume protests tomorrow? sophie: given that it is a public holiday, i will imagine demonstrators will come out. likely toum is continue with protesters here saying they would come back. we have thousands of people in asia. we did see protests near the government building. for now we are seeing a buy in demonstration. do you have any idea of how many people are demonstrating? not have ano official number just yet. it is estimated 10 to thousands -- tens ofup thousands have showed up. past, we have seen many take part in these rallies and demonstrations. spillovers at the local train stations. , there was an annual pro-democracy march and there have been up to 400,000 people participate. much.hank you

marty doesn't walk around with me he wanted -- he suggested that it would be a good idea.azing. i cannot wait for this so i don't know -- we don't know the title we don't know when it's out. but we cannot wait to see it wow. this is -- [ laughter ]y. this is a myster it's a really -- it's a shroud of mystery and it's beautiful it's a fun thing [ light laugdoer ] i ike to hear your thoughts on different things. and i was talking to you backstage. and you were telling me that you recently got off the subway -- was lincoln center >> yes and this is a lot of what this unnamed show is about. >> jimmy: yeah >> because i've always walked around all the time, and i've always noticed things.an other people also used to notice things, but then, everyone but me got a phone. and so, now everybody is just looking at the phone and they've bequeathed the entire city to me they're basically saying, "fran, it's all yours. yoknow this. >> jimmy: you're the only person paying attention in this city not looking at your phone >> right, so you can notice it so i came out of the subway. i was go

same enthusiasm week after week when they believe that they are being ignored by their own government marty and so the this protest today is aiming to go where and what's the specific objective is it still just to get this. this bill this controversial bill formally killed off carry lambs already said that it's dead this extradition bill that seems to have provoked so much passion. that's right people here simply don't believe and don't have any faith in kerry lam's words in fact you see posters being carried by many protesters with a big effigy of kerry lamb with the word lie over the top of it that's what people think about hong kong's leader amongst these protesters least they yes they want the this bill to be withdrawn but as well as a 5 other demands specifically the release of protesters without any charge of something that seems very difficult for the police ever to agree to but you do sense that as often happens in hong kong politics this goes back to the more fundamental question about hong kong's position within china about the high degree of autonomy that it was promised so prote

>> emphatically definitely not, marty. diplomatic over military, and i believe the wording that the foreign secretary jeremy hunt used is robust but considered. and certainly, looking through the secretary's activity on twitter over the last day and the tone that he is taking while the u.k. wants to be unequivocal that this is wrong that iran is way out of line in taking this tanker, that it is nothing like the u.k. navy seizing of an iranian tanker that it reportedly said was trying to smuggle oil illegally into syria. there is also a sense if you are looking at the tweets that there is a desire to have a slightly more conciliatory tone to bring everybody back from the brink. the real concern here is that iran is at the stage where it has nothing left to lose. and europe is in a much more difficult situation here. do they try to take a stronger tone with the u.s. and say, hold on a second, because we need to keep the deal going, and make it work and you need to allow our private companies to continue to do business in ira

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they're testing equipment and gathering igneous rock which is similar to that found on the moon if marty is mara does make it to the moon he'll need to be able to identify everything he sees nothing doesn't mean that's a lose even a mineral that comes from deep underground from close to the earth's mantle geologists are really keen on making a discovery like this on the moon. because samples like this could tell you a lot about the moon's composition comes if the ball is more. mahler is one of 7 astronauts preparing for what may be the next manned flight to the moon liftoff could be in 2024. they station from our is the astronaut training center at the european space agency in cologne. china is investing heavily in space technology so much he is mauer is learning mandarin as well as russian he wants to work with chinese astronauts and eventually fly to their planned space station. woman from. the chinese space capsule will have a weight limit for astronauts 75 kilos so fitness is a key part of training. this is a typical exercise that prepares you for space in a space suit is so tight th

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. >> working for marty is a big thing. open, supportive, encouraging, and so present with me. >> can i trust you? answer me. can i trust you? >> sharon stone is in the great tradition of crawford and the great divas and i had to learn how to bring out what i needed through her. >> with marty, because his films are so daring and the violence is so violent, and because everything that you do is so true, you have to be really welling to kind of let your guts come out. >> get out of here. >> fine! >> i'm taking her. >> you're not taking her. you're a junkie. get out of here. >> ultimately they're given paradise and like adam and eve they're banished from paradise because they blew it. >>> "apollo 13" was a real turning point for me and an eye opener. i learned the power of a true story. >> this is houston. say again, please? >> houston, we have a problem. >> just believing in the story. my mantra was just show it. >> we're not going to have enough power left to get home. >> we know they're going to be safe, but the thing we ca

our good friend marty, happy opportunity monday. marty, you need to get that attitude adjusted.for the natural ac, it's my pleasure. coast dealing with a huge increase in fog. low clouds making it over to bay. inland areas down 15-20 degrees. pen grove, graden, alleema valley, catch us if you can, we are in the 40s. calistoga 51. bodega bay 53. napa air force is having issues. travis southwest, 31. gusts to 37. that's extra hold on the hair spray. forecasted highs above yesterday, come back down to near average, coast and bay to below areas, santa rosa, 82. san jose 78. the high, monsoon moisture, the thunderstorm activity is now being pushed towards the east due to amping up. so is the on ore wind. a cooler pat torn take news to today and also in to tomorrow. 50s, 60s, more 50s nows santa clara, 55. everyone is close there at the coast and mountains and the valley. the system sweep sweeping in from the north. with us through thursday and friday. if you bow to a west wind or a west, southwest wind and fog is your friend, large and in charge. 60s, 70s, 80s, few near 90. down 10-

years marty as well and in the heart of things in hong kong today more people taking to the streets thank you very much. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world president donald trump has aggressively criticized black congressmen and democrats alike to comics trump fired a volley of tweets calling cummings district of baltimore a quote rat infested mess after cummings criticize conditions on the us mexico border it's the latest in a series of attacks on congressional leaders of color by the president top democrat nancy pelosi called it a racist attack and want to make it after a national alert thunderous has deployed its military in a giant operation to combat dengue fever the outbreak has affected more than 28000 people and killed at least 58 more the military has been using shovels and fumigation machines combat the mosquito that spreads the illness. prosecutors in sudan say 8 military officers will face charges for attacking a peaceful protest camp in hard to last month 87 people reportedly died in the incident but civilian opposition groups say

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. >> marty scorsese burst upon the scene with a kind of frankness, violence and a restlessness to findms of the streets that don't feel anything like a movie. >> how much -- how much money you got from michael tonight? >> i got none. >> "mean streets" came out of events that occurred to me and my friends associating with people that can be detrimental to you. yet, there's love there. >> the first time you see robert de niro dancing around like everybody else you are like what the [ bleep ] is that? who is that? >> hey, there ain't nothing wrong with me. keep your mouth shut. >> it was about friendship and loyalty. it was one of those movies that resonated with me because it reminded me of the same situation that i was in, just different color people. >> "taxi driver" really reflected that world that i knew. steam from the streets. the nighttime of the city. it's always night. especially for a guy who wants to drive a cab at night. >> how is your driving record? >> it's clean. it's real clean, like my conscience. >> you going to break my chops? >> the conflict was in me, was in de niro.

. >> working for marty is a big thing.very open, supportive, encouraging, and so present with me. >> can i trust you? answer me. can i trust you? >> sharon stone is in the great tradition of crawford and the great divas and i had to learn how to bring out what i needed through her. >> with marty, because his films are so daring and the violence is so violent, and because everything that you do is so true, you have to be really welling to kind of let your guts come out. >> get out of here. >> fine! >> i'm taking her. >> you're not taking her. you're a junkie. get out of here. >> ultimately they're given paradise and like adam and eve they're banished from paradise because they blew it. the clock is ticking on irreversible joint damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion. humira can help stop the clock. prescribed for 15 years, humira targets and blocks a source of inflammation that contributes to joint pain and irreversible damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes f

poignantly king did you feel a little mary's or is it is there less of a media grooming he said of marty her. less able to. get on this and i've got to guess he'll not want to live there but i mean 100 mass at the new currency and but i may do that if. i am us but when i ask you gentlemen in 111 minute about bonnie that money that money we're going to put i mean you got to know you and i felt. let me through that when we found. the enemy thank you jack you're going to go after me kind of thing. no money days get back think they mean this is. jordan the company had a case to guess a apposing i mean the. it's making. him other muslim women breaking. the law. is. not when my anunaki. where my another. big rallies get what i read. and. they tell you they mean demi beginning. then you are you. eat it like it is not about. this being hi julie. that i'm. kind of guy is going to get all this implied by me. if place a good thing moves ahead without a complaining enemy. or less city plus a new look a stammers present. week you know yeah it could get better and i see when. you. see a local magazine

. >> working for marty is a big thing. open, supportive, encouraging, and so present with me. >> can i trust you? answer me. can i trust you? >> sharon stone is in the great tradition of, you know, crawford and the great divas and i had to learn how to bring out what i needed through her. >> no! no! >> with marty, because his films are so daring and the violence is so violent, and because everything that you do is so true, you have to be really willing to kind of let your guts come out. >> just get out of here. >> fine! i'm taking amy. >> you're not taking amy. >> i am. >> you're stoned. you're a junkie. get out of here. god [ bleep ] you. >> ultimately they're given paradise and like adam and eve they're banished from paradise because they blew it. thanks for the ride-along, captain! i've never been in one of these before, even though geico has been- ohhh. ooh ohh here we go, here we go. you got cut off there, what were you saying? oooo. oh no no. maybe that geico has been proudly serving the military for over 75 years? i

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treated him at the right time if you was barely, making plays the ok what tells us that guys like martylemyre monte alice would be impactful for nba teams would last about 2 weeks and that's that. >>i don't see it you know, good for them in for it for getting calls maybe you know, but there are guys who probably are they have high power agents who are connections they probably know people the front office it's probably a courtesy. lower q a book because could barely get on it seem one tells us restart of modern monday, al islam land on to discuss a >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> you know when you think of america, you think baseball, apple pie, right? >> i mean, that's true. only i sat down with the cast who gave apple pie an entirely new meaning. >> oh, my. bye-everybody. >>> this one time. >> on "e.t." >> luckily, don't finish the sentence. >> it's "entertainment tonight's 'american pie'" reunion. >> look at us, 20 years later, still at it. >> cast confessions, you'll only see here. >> oh! >> are we uncovering set secrets? >> this is like an exclusive. >> this is like an

do you feel a little mary's or is it is there less of a media career might be said of marty her own news. or. less able to stand. my ground is that i've got to guess she'll not own a little bit but i mean 100 mass at the new currency but i'm afraid that if. i must but want to be gentle than anyone here love a minute about bonnie little money their money going to but i mean you got to know you and i felt. let me through that when we found. the enemy thank you jack we got the afternoon kind of thing. you know mommy days get back think oh if they need this in. georgia me as soon accompanied a case to gas a f.o.c. my main thing. is make is one thing i can buy them are slim and breaking about a visit by yet i need the loo. is. you know when my anunaki. get back eaten as it. might be an. illegal but. then they tell you that. when you argue they eat eat it like it is not about. this being. hi julie. that i'm. kind of guy this isn't going to get old is implied by me. it plays a good 10 minutes head with a complaining enemy. or less situation like astronomers present. the e.q. oh yeah but they're

the lives of these 2 men in white revolve around the moon marty is mt is an astronaut and they have a stephen and is training them michael. for this is. even run on the. ground loop on lanza road in the canary islands they're practicing for the next moon landing and also testing specialized tools for that trip through the typical apollo tool that we call scoop you see. tool to just call it some pool on the ground which could be like sand or small pieces of rocks just imagine that you have now to jump through mork to your bags what would happen this will fall down ok so now we're up with. which as a same function. when we want to collect samples we'll turn this. on the top and it is opening. you get your sample and you close now the advantage is that you can go before the result of moving your sample this is close you can even very fine what is inside and you can slowly put it in your container and i drop it inside. and guys that's what's the next step for you in a. transfer of the tools say to the something. ok if you were sitting. lanza rotors volcanic surface is an ideal place for a

a crowd watches a soccer match all screens in the heart of the city sipping martie tea and smoking weed. these days it's a common scene in europe why. and the police don't bat an eyelid. consumers who don't grow their own weed either by themselves or in a club buy it at a pharmacy. alongside the meds and health care products you'd expect to see here this water pipes and cigarette papers and other cannabis paraphernalia. uses 1st have to register with the authorities before they can actually find marijuana. this is my 1st time buying dope in a pharmacy i'm going to enjoy it straight away. we used to have to go to shady dives to get weed on the black market it wasn't easy and it was dangerous to get a platter of. the pharmacists have to do an idea check on anyone who wants to buy cannabis thumb scan links to the official database of registered users. they're allowed to buy up to 10 grams a week purchases are recorded. but out of court we wouldn't give me anything i must have already. some this week though i can't remember funny i must of forgot i'm a bit absent minded if. this is one of t