"> ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. ( marty ) now, to the peninsula...lectronics from an apple store. kron4's dan thorn has the story. hooded robbers are seen snatching up iphones, tablets and other expensive electronics..the brazen thursday night robbery happening at the burlingame apple store around 8:15...nat sot: did they have guns or something??ayesha fayez was stunned while watching the video that has now gone viral on social media...sot: i was shocked because they were just doing it so casually and like grabbing things..fayez says she's aware the popular store has recently fallen victim to similar thefts...sot: they even have a broken door.. nats...burlingame police say this group stole more than $50 thousand dollars worth of electronics..nats..they then peeled off in a silver v-w jetta..sot: hairdresser machal adam was puzzled by seeing none of the apple employees trying to stop the robbers..he says apple should consider doing something more to stop these crimes..sot: i don't know how they're gonna control it. what's the solution? ( marty ) two e

marty: that's right. again, this could be miscalculation on the part of both sides of whatever that incident was. -- i don'tturn out would be verye surprising if the chinese were in the vicinity, at least observing what is going on. so until we know the facts of what exactly took place, i wouldn't make too strong a conclusion on what it means. tuesday,y, it is nearly wednesday in hong kong. this weekend there are -- the understanding at the moment is there is another massive protest being planned, one of the bigger ones. far?e going to get that do you think the chinese will let that protest go ahead? the weekend seems to be getting more and more violent -- this week to seems to be getting more and more violent. marty: there have been no attempt to restrict these protests in the past. whether the chinese try to figure out a new way of addressing this issue, it would have to come within the next few days. i suspect the chinese will again try to do their best to keep it it may, as this incident at the airpor

ok marty overlooked. area fog this morning, although no delays out of sfo by the way this the shot from timber on as we take a look at what temperatures are were in the 60's for the most part 59 going to be cooler today, we'll take a look ♪ limu emu & doug mmm, exactly! liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. nice! but uh, what's up with your partner? oh! we just spend all day telling everyone how we customize car insurance because no two people are alike, so... limu gets a little confused when he sees another bird that looks exactly like him. ya... he'll figure it out. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >>good morning. welcome at kron 4 news weekend, certain see increasing sun we move through the morning from our embarcadero shot, same is true pretty much all over the bay area this morning. as far as here gives forecast for the weekend pretty good started his party looks like and more of that to come for this afternoon to get those

>>marty sir is thank you.ght off a bobcat at an arizona campground a couple of weeks ago are now telling their story. wildlife authorities were not able to find that animal but they suspected has since died of a rabies infection. brian brennan has the story. it was supposed to be just another or a family camping trip. they just finished dinner and the 2 youngest girls were playing behind the tent. >>when you have a child too, who is injured, it's a it's a different screen and when you hear. when they're frightened of something it's a different one well this was this was beyond all those this was the scream that sends the chill. down your your spine. >>mom got to the screams first a bobcat had its teeth around 4 year-old amick his forehead. >>when i first through it i thought that would be end of it. >>the bobcat was not giving up. >>medium sized dog on steroids may be a. we're saying we can't leave something that small can be and you know cause that much damage. >>the apparently deranged animal ran deeper into

we'll check in your 4 zone forecast marty.get to the south bay this morning, 3 people are facing charges following a robbery at a hotel in millbrae it happened in june at the executive ian on dempsey road the victim told police the 2 men and a woman assaulted him then took his wallet and other belongings. the victim was taken to the hospital with minor injuries and he was able to identify the woman as 28 year-old allie holcomb on saturday police track down the other 2 suspects at a hotel room and they were taken to the santa clara county jail. in the east bay, the search is on this morning, a purse snatcher in walnut creek. a woman was closing up us along with the thief walked in and stole her purse out of the break room and it was all caught on camera kron four's dan thorn has the story. security video from a walnut creek hair salon shows a woman wearing a baseball cap. >>and apparently snatching a purse that isn't hers expensive handbag filled with cash and credit cards actually belongs to hairstylists you to run nelson. >>s

>>marty a.e what's going on with all of that, here's a shot from timber on and uh the faa going quite of nice covering job over at least most of the bay this morning kind of an indication that that high pressure is really start to break down a little bit. those temperatures though will still be lofty in those inland valleys, here's the shot from the golden gate bridge as you can see the towers are complete the all covered up from this vantage point this is usually the last step along the journey to get the fog taken care of by the way speaking of which it should mix out very nicely here. there's the fog covering the coast that'll be a problem area which attests to be the case is the high weekends. we see the fog returning yet again tomorrow morning at 05:00am getting into some of the central valley, it looks like as well this being the advection fog that we get usually they get more that really fog in the central valley, which is a radiation type fog 60's across a lot of the bay for right now 59

francine: marty, thank you so much. marty schenker, bloomberg chief content officer. because there is a little bit of frustration. european stocks are definitely down. the selloff was triggered by the u.s.-china trade war that we were talking about with america. later on today, the former sb at -- the former fbi assistant director joins us on "balance of ," at noon. this is bloomberg. ♪ viviana: this is bloomberg surveillance. let's get the bloomberg business flash. a plan strike by workers at heathrow airport has been delayed for at least a day. airlines scrambled to reinstate canceled flights. all but 50 departures have gone off as originally planned. british airways is trying to avert a strike i pilots at the height of the busiest summer travel season. the pilot union will continue talks after three days of negotiations. warren buffett would rather sit on a pile of cash than overpay for stocks there it equities at a record high, and last quarter sold akshire hathaway billion dollars more stocks than it bought. it has surged to a record of $122 billion. betting on c

to marty called for the attended a parliamentary debate despite the old cry i still kept the house in order a doubter been able to take my kids in there that's it for me julie went on with this news hour martine denis will be back later. the romantic crisis is now in its 2nd year more than $700000.00 at this place and stateless after fleeing military led massacres in me and ma and they still don't think it's safe to go home follow their plight with special coverage and reports on al-jazeera. the story of a friendship between a filmmaker and a 7 year old girl what is it would mean. giving her a future being the syrian war. in the face of deep rooted tension between the libyan eans and the refugees. my syrian friends. bisect on al-jazeera. al-jazeera where every. inmates learning from other inmates acquiring knowledge that could set them free. through legal education classes and mock tribunals their dedication has led to staggering results even in prison for. ricin that was. teaching empowerment kenya part of the rebel education series on al-jazeera. flooded by a torrent from an indian

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hi everybody i'm marty gonzales states bars here in a with the firefighters are dealing with in clayton right now is going to really cause a problem in terms of there's going to be a hot temperatures there as well throughout the day right. yeah, we're looking at lower 90's going on in the other battle to is the this afternoon. >>and uh it is thought that that tomorrow afternoon to this will be driven by the daytime heating that happens off to the east bay. >>for now the winds are somewhat controlled as you can see single digits. we pretty much expect all of this we don't have left over that on shore wind support that we had from earlier that helped bring down those temperatures. here's what happens later today though they pop up and this is somewhat typical because of again that he happening in the east bay that we're getting contrast with the mild day. so that's going to drive some winds in around the local area there right there around mount diablo same process again tomorrow afternoon. so we'll have some winds working sure they'll be a little bit on shore because will be polled in fr

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 today 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 traveled to germany with her daughter leslie to be present at the trial of former ss member oscar growning who was a guard at auschwitz. irene was a co-plaintiff in the trial of growning and again in february 2016 at the trial of ss member reinhold handing. her system at handing's trial was featured in a "time magazine" article. with that i'd like to ask you to join me in welcoming our first person, mrs. irene weiss. [ applause ] >> hi there, irene. irene, thank you so much for being willing to, again, join us for the first person program. helping to start off the 2019 y

marty: the question is what tools they have left. given the trade war with the u.s., the unrest in hong kong, xi is under a lot of pressure here. they can't afford a significant slowdown because of internal political reasons. what they have in their tool chest is really the question for investors. taylor: are we awaiting more fiscal stimulus? marty: there's some thought that that is the tool china has gone to in the past, but i slowdown in credit growth speaks against that. that is really the question. what do they do in case the economy does really slow down? david: how dependent is the rest of the world, particularly u.s. markets, on what happens in china? are we sensitive to the sort of things we see with credit? sarah: we are absolutely sensitive to what is happening with credit. there are a lot of seasonal factors over the summer, but if you are seeing a slow down from the most recent credit data -- we had seen the pickup a month before -- it comes into question whether seasonal factors were at play. the china economy and rest o

coming up in just a bit marty okay. rebecca, thanks a lot seen a few minutes, we begin breaking news this hour. >>according to reports accused sec's trafficker and convicted sex-offender jeffrey epstein is dead. >>jail officials in new york say the 66 year-old billionaire committed suicide in his cell overnight. jail guards found epstein unresponsive early this morning. epstein was indicted last month with sex-trafficking girls as young as 14 years old. >>yes, the 12th annual outside lands music festival is underway now it started friday in san francisco, 10's of thousands of fans descending on golden gate park and there are some new features at this year's festival in addition to increase security in and around the park. this is also the first year that the city has issued permits to marijuana businesses to operate inside golden gate park and to designate designate an area of the festival grounds for people to use pot products. >>buying and using pot inside the festival is only allowed in the grasslands area and keep i

we welcome marty schwenneker to the show. the president said he's in favor f background checks. >> that's not going to happen. it did pass the house overwhelmingly. it was stocked like a lot of legislative efforts in the senate. mitch mcconnell can bring that bill to the senate floor. he can call back the senate to pass such situation but conflating it with immigration reform is just going to complicate matters. david: given with we were becomes political very quickly. candidates saying president trump bears some responsibility, perhaps. marty: yeah, the democrats need to tow a very careful line here without seeming to take political advantage of the tragic event. look there, are very few profiles encouraged in the whole gun control issue. our founder is very involved in this issue. but ultimately, there has to be some sort of leadership that coalesces to actually pass some meaningful gun control legislation and there's no sign of that happening. alix: if there were to be that, where would that come from? marty: it has to com

marty. drinking a sugary soda is not good for your health. but even so a gallup poll found that 48% of americans surveyed say they still drink sodas. >>every day. health expert, karen dolan joins with more on this a very popular drink your to marriage. yes, it is surprising. that many americans drink that much so i was really surprised because i thought. >>people were starting to you think you know twice to that drinking nice predator sweet drinks exactly there's so much research out there. >>that points to how much damage these drinks can do but yet to us that apparently not having much of an in in very much so with that bullet from the millennials somehow 18 34 year olds 56% of them. our drinking soda so they're percentage is even the rest of exactly wow that is surprising. yeah i thought maybe this generation was going to be a little healthier i hope generate and going through this seem to be falling into the same trap says other generations as yeah besides the sugar which is a big deal.

marty: he has said that trade wars are easy to win. they are easy to wage, but they are not easy to win. chinaot clear to me that needs it more than the u.s.. what is clear to me is that he will want to get a deal done before 2020. he would like to run on that basis, and to the extent he's able to do that, it will be a win for him. alix: to your point, we were talking earlier, how scared is donald trump actually about a recession? how worried is he now versus a couple weeks ago? david: there are reports from "the washington post" and others that he is actually very concerned because this could loosen the election. marty: and that he things a lot of the predictions are the economy are partisan -- productions on the economy are partisan and manufactured to make his administration look bad. the fed is doing its part, and it really is not clear that there will be a recession in the u.s. alix: the more the data comes in stronger here, the more you are ee a stronger dollar, which is not good for companies. is it a careful what you wish for t

marty ryan a customer from new mexico read the news letter monday morning. i could not believe these guys could this together. especially when they use stores now that the kids are back at school. let's have an assault rifle sale marty is a gun owner, but his daughter an elementary school teacher and his grandkids went back today, it's always in the back of her. is something that scares all of us there's no way we've ever encouraged violence at all brian says the intention was we've just been much money our kids now some has been little money ourselves. he's convinced most customers didn't misinterpret my what apologist of anybody to convince that. we sent that e-mail out to well over 200,000 people and only received 3 negative responses with multiple mass shootings less than 10 days old. the gun industry is once again facing scrutiny know what's going on nowadays and all these crazy mad men with rifles. they should have known not to do so tactical says may go out of their way to promote gun safety is and will now do a safety e chprobably will look v muzzle

at the welcome to our historic ground reading room one 3rd one library and marty missing shows us the precious book well it's a copy but that means we can touch it and take a closer look. as is and. it's a collection of german a ballad and lyrical poetry. and the works of about 140 singers are included here and the most famous is undoubtedly about 245000 people so it's like a really big song book yeah pretty much. the book was written and illustrated between 131340 it's not just a key source of mediæval songs with its portraits of a nobleman it also provides an insight into the age of chivalry. there are many other valuable many of strips in the university library they're being digitalized here ph by page. now anyone can check out the manuscripts on the computer for example in the reading room of the library. we move on to the canteen in the armory it was voted canteen of the year in 201-2011 it's open to students and visitors i like the atmosphere here it's the perfect place to quiz vino about life in hydra back. sooner than you know just what do you study in heidelberg studio here a

the saudis and the martys. they had a perfect window of opportunity to once and for all bring to its needs on june 5th 2017 saudi arabia the united arab emirates and the small island kingdom of bahrain moved to cut off all land sea and air routes to qatar as well as diplomatic relations the emirates has since been an isolated player in the region. in a tizzy total shock to the catty population. everyone was surprised it's chaotic that. the move prompted panic buying among qataris supermarket shelves emptied as people wondered when stocks would be replenished until the crisis could tar had imported the majority of its food from its neighbors in the region. it was definitely something up propped sudden. without any justification and it is definitely unjust and based al-jazeera the biggest t.v. news station in the arab world also found itself caught up in the conflict it's multinational work force protested against another demand made by qatar's neighbors for the channel to be closed down immediately that's out of

>> francis coppola said to hire him. >> so, i asked to meet marty.an't tell from watching this film if you know anything about women. do you? he said no, but i would like to learn. >> i was trying to deal with it just as a person. and i had ellen as a guide. >> boy, you really need someone to talk to, don't you? >> alice doesn't live here anymore. it was a revelation for me because there had been no films about single moms. >> how long do you think we'll have to stay in this hell hole? >> she's not only got all this heart, but she's funny and strong. >> would you mind the turn around for me? >> turn around? why? >> why can't you? >> well, look at my face, i don't sing with my ass. >> i felt like that was one of my early films that take the veil off it. people are messy and complicated and you can still love them. >> 70s cinema had an interest in reality. you started to have actresses who had a completely believable quality to them. >> i'm a married woman. >> it was a movie that happened happened at exactly the right moment. >> she a good lay? >> her

and then some 80's to finish off a week marty all right dave thanks a lot.s angeles county sheriff's deputy has admitted that he was not shot by a sniper and he made up the attack. >>deputy angel reynoso claimed last wednesday that he was hit in the chest by a sniper as he walked to his car at the sheriff's stations parking lot. he called in the attack on his radio and that prompted a huge hour's long manhunt. officials say however that much of the statement that he gave to investigators just didn't make sense and that there were no bullets recovered from the scene. >>he also told investigators that he had caused the holes in his uniform shirt by cutting it with a knife. there was no sniper. no shots fired and no gunshot injuries sustained to a shoulder. completely fabricated. >>investigators say that rain also has failed to give a reason for making up the sniper attack. so this case will now be handed over to the la district attorney's office who say that so will likely face charges for filing a false police report. a thunder and lightning storm caused the

has already said this week that for the time being those dozen observation posts staying in place marty all right embedded so we're talking about the northwest and syria are now coming back to the northeast of the country where the u.s. and turkey have announced that they haven't reached some sort of agreement on establishing what they're calling it a safe zone is there been any movement on that. well this is this is what is happening around near it is an indication of why the a so desperate to get this safe zone agreed with the americans we've had no indication yet of what form it's going to take the turks are very keen to push the idea but it's it's going to happen soon and they're very keen to push the idea it's going to happen soon because they do not want the hundreds of thousands of refugees that are fleeing yet more fighting they are pushing further north heading towards the border with turkey and syria turkey is not going to let the men and it doesn't want them amassing that and at the same time turkey wants this safe zone along its border to push back the kurdish forces as well

marty: yes. brian moynihan is quite correct.le back their purchases. consumers have been driving this economy, manufacturing has been week. isany pullback by consumers going to be very troubling. francine: what does that mean in terms of what the president is looking at? we try to guess what the president looks at as a measure of success in the stock market. that theysten, saying do not need to worry about tariffs? marty: trying to discern exactly what the strategy is in the white house is very difficult, as you know. the question is, is there really a strategy? there is reporting that the trump inner circle is very concerned about the economic downturn -- about an economic downturn, and that is why you battering toant cut rates to ensure against any prospect of the slowdown. francine: marty, apart from does presidentho trump listen to chinese trade policy? marty: peter navarro is probably the strongest voice. when donald trump says trade talks with china are going well, what exactly does that mean? does that mean he wants to in

marty barron's statement says it all. the washington post is a news organization, a reporting organization. it's also a news organization, a newspaper that recently had an event with senator sanders. i sat down with the vermont senator for an hour to talk policy, a productive conversation. i was one of the first reporters to report on his presidential ambitions in 2014, long before he even announced. took him seriously as a candidate, someone who was changing the democratic party with his proposals for medicare for all, eliminating college debt. i've always seen him as a serious person and a serious candidate. but these recent comments were not serious. he knows the washington post reporters. he knows how we operate. and we operate as reporters. >> eliza, let's just get on the record the latest democratic polling. it continues to show joe biden having a good outing, 33%, sanders 20, warren 14, and after harris at 9, it kind of falls off a cliff, which was one of the motivating factors behind the houston chronicle saying t

. ♪ >> marty said the "f" word to one of the hells angels.or that. >> you're talking to me, i'm going to talk to you. >> i'm not talking to you. i'm talking to the people who hit my lead singer in the head. >> you're talking to me. i'll tell you what's happening. you are what's happening. >> no! ♪ ♪ one pill makes you larger, one makes you small ♪ ♪ and the ones that mother gives you don't do anything at all ♪ >> oh, that's what the story is here? oh, bummer. >> really, man. it's scary. >> who's doing all the beating? >> hells angels. >> hells angels are doing beating on musicians? >> marty got beaten up. ♪ go ask alice, i think she'll know ♪ >> when we left, it was dark and the rolling stones were on, and we were on a helicopter. paul looked down, he said, "wow, it looks like somebody's getting killed down there." he was right. they were. ♪ ♪ remember what the door mouse said, feed your head ♪ ♪ feed your head >> in california, five members of a so-called religious cult, including charles manson, the guru or high priest, have been indicted i

and she turned to her husband marty and said, marty, that looks like fun, we should do that.ughter] ty looked hour -- marty looked horrified and said, are you crazy? if you do that, i'll remember you to our grandchildren. [laughter] the host said i'll go parasailing with you, dean yellen, and his wife was equally horrified, and she said if there's an accident and they can only save one of you, it better not be you. [laughter] so they went parasailing. they had to adjust for weight because dean yellen was a normal sized human being -- [laughter] and there was justice ginsburg. and off they went, and they went up and down, up and down, flopped into the water. and wendy and i asked justice ginsburg about this experience a few years ago when we were interviewing her and said what was it like? did you like it? and justice ginsburg said it was marvelous, glorious, and then she related it, of course, to a greek myth and said it was like icarus, but we didn't get too close to the sun. [laughter] >> the weight was also a problem when we took a ride on a very elegant elephant. there's

marty wouldn't stand for it.e kind of thing that's a good applause line, but it doesn't have any bearing in reality and it's dangerous because people who don't know better believe it. >> exactly. >> dana, i was just going to say they're not just going after the "washington post." the campaign manager was on with brian stelter a few years ago and pointed to pharmaceutical commerce that run on tv networks, implying that that impacts our coverage. >> bernie sanders did that during our debate. >> i remember. >> and again, just to put some facts with this rhetoric, i don't know about you, i don't have a clue what the commercials are on this and nor do i hear about it from anybody in the network. it's irrelevant to what we cover and what we decide to cover. and what is so dangerous to pick up on that important word that chris just used, is that there is already an attack on all institutions, there is an attack on the institution of the free press by the president of the united states, and the fact that bernie sanders i

told nothing on what to do and sadly some of the people turning up here for flight said tonight marty were people who'd been cancelled from flights last night so that now had 2 days of cancellations but some flights have got away during the day and it's expected that tomorrow wednesday 1st thing in the morning when the numbers here as they did today then some of those flights can resume marty and rob as this situation drags on now we're past the 10th week of these protests obviously it's attracting quite a lot of international attention and the latest we've heard is from michelle better office she of course is the human rights chief at the u.n. . that's right this report has one hand on one is one hand just trying to be quite balanced asking for both sides to come on let's let's sit down let's have dialogue. and saying that the u.n. obviously objects to all sorts of violence and damage to property but specifically in this a u.n. the u.n. human rights report it did criticize some of the police tactics of firing c.s. gas tear gas in enclosed spaces that's not what it was designed for an

marty: we are sort of waiting for it. he has celebrated the stock market when it is up, and you've pointed out it is up still almost 10% this year. nothing to scoff at. but continued volatility in the markets i think will keep donald trump at bay, trying to take credit for the days it is up and not saying a word when it is down. i think more important is where the economy is going to be in six months, and with the european slow down seemingly on the horizon and uncertainty and volatility in the markets, that could ratchet down economic growth here, and that will be a problem. david: the question is what does this mean for the economy as opposed to the markets? stephanie: we have seen the effect on particularly manufacturing of trade and the tariffs to some extent. that is feeding through. you don't feel that the white house is necessarily on the side of the economy until the election. if the president has really him to is is easier for go on a bad economy, the fed is causing it, theme. what he's done in the last few month

to write about this agreement and the big issue here is a town called beaugard which is the warp of marty and more of the slave control since 2012 and these 2 different groups that i just mentioned to you post a coup still disputing who is pasta in the dark how does all of this isn't sold on all these we please prove that the peace process will mark who are. they more that the international community can do i mean has this conflict been forgotten now either because because being for government anything what is happening here is basically that we are looking at international efforts that are very badly coordinated or something really poorly in the sense of the people committing these acts no deuterated those one point and there will be no very little kids raised and don't forget this is are far from free where you can hide arms where you don't hide troops will get all right from posthumous journalist in the 1000000 capital bamako thank you. now kenya is famed for its world beating long distance runners but recently the country's reputation has suffered following a string of doping scandals

to lie about this agreement and the big issue here is a town called dollar which is a little more marty and have more of the state control since clinton 12 and these 2 different groups that i just mentioned to you post a coup still disputing who is costing you dar as long as this isn't solved then obviously the peace program or the peace process will mark for a brahmin is there more that the international community can do i mean has this conflict been forgotten now either because without being for government anything what is happening here is basically that we are looking at international efforts that are very badly coordinated and hungry and poor in the sense that the people committing these acts know deuterated those wants and will know very little of the brave and don't forget this is a far country where you can hide arms we somehow proves we'll get all right from posthumous journalist in the 1000000 capital bamako thank you. now kenya is famed for its world peace and long distance runners but recently of the country's reputation has suffered following a string of turpin scandals in

i wonder why. >> marty baron of the post, he was quick to respond.e said, quote, senator sanders is a member of a large club of politicians of every ideology who complain about their coverage. jeff bezos allows our newsroom to operate with full attendance. >> you know you're doing something right if everybody is ticked off at you. >> we know a thing or two about that at cnn. >> yes, we do. at cnn. one man was having a tough time clearing his throat. a stunning x-ray shows us why. >> ugh. old was in an accident. usaa took care of her car rental, and getting her car towed. all i had to take care of was making sure that my daughter was ok. if i met another veteran, and they were with another insurance company, i would tell them, you need to join usaa because they have better rates, and better service. we're the gomez family... we're the rivera family... we're the kirby family, and we are usaa members for life. get your auto insurance quote today. yesss, i'm doing it all. the water. the exercise. the fiber. month after month, and i still have belly pain

my favorite part of the summer was getting to speak with judge marty jenkins. it was really surprising to hear him put so much importance on it and give so much difference to the people that helped him get where he was today. thank you. >> hello again. i am a san francisco native, born and raised in the bayview district. i am a senior at san francisco state and a criminal justice major. one of my favorite things about the summer was honing my artistic skills, and helping out this outreach and dpa branding. >> hi again. i am marcus grimes, a recent graduate of howard university. this is my second summer of interning with the dpa. i got to interact with major cases such as officer involved shootings. simultaneously i was part of a joint internship of the state board of equalization. showing me another side of government and allowed me to meet with more important leaders. you. >> we would like you -- to thank you for allowing us to present tonight. i would like to thank my interns for their tremendous work over the summer. i hope they use these professional develo

marty and i married the same month i graduated from cornell, so i had never lived on my own. i went from a college dormitory to being married, and i had what might be called the eight-year itch. [laughter] i wanted to see if i could manage on my e own. and the deal was i would go to sweden. my daughter jane would be taken care of by her father for about six weeks, and when she finished school, she a came and joined me in sweden. and i got that out of my system. i never again yearned to live on my own. [laughter] oh, and then there was the opportunity to learn about a culture and to learn a language that i knew nothing at all about. >> wendy, one of you, did you go back to -- did you go to sweden with her? >> i did. >> mary, you -- she went back to sweden this year. >> this year. >> it was the 50th anniversary of my honorary degree from the university. >> and you saw there -- what did you see on the street? your picture. >> yes. [laughter] >> there were posters up and down the streets of one of the many, many -- [inaudible] that the justice did in sweden. we kept trying to see