a small one off used car lot might have really competitive pricing, maybe they are a local businessperson they care about their reputation, however, when you go to a franchise dealer and you say i'm interested in one of your used cars, they have the backing of a larger shop, if you want to call it, a larger maintenance facility and they also will offer a certified preowned option which might be a good way do get into a decent car that would give you a little bit of a warranty afterwards. >> what does that certification mean and going to that franchise dealership to get certified preowned is that the surest way to make sure you are not getting a lemon. >> when you buy a certified preowned car you will probably be paying more but you might be getting more. the certification process in every auto company has a different checklist, but supposedly the car goes through an inspection process and makes sure that it's all up to speed and they're probably going to give you a little bit of a limited warranty at the end. joe schmoe who has his used car lot can say my cars are certified, they're not n

i think as a businessperson, i'm in investment management business, and our business is largely centered around evaluating situations, analyzing things, using the best data and evidence an logic to get to a specific outcome. and i think just to build on what peter said, the thing that is really misses from this entire complex is the use of evidence, data and logic in a stated goal that we're trying to achieve. i think -- i don't think it can be overstated. this is really truly a landmark paper that jason and his team put together. to embody this that points really in one direction. what he did that was most valuable in addition to introducing all the data is creating a framework from soup to nuts as to how we can improve the system. as a philanthropist, the way i got into this was actually at an aei conference. it shouldn't surprise people that folks like aei are committed to humanity and social justice and good just like people on the other end of the spectrum. i was there and -- at this aei conference. i wandered into a room on criminal justice. something i didn't really know anything

bankrupt it, negotiate t i would do great deals, i didn't use them for myself, i used them as a businesspersonmany of the top people in my category use the laws. i know more about debt than practically anybody, i love debt. i also love reducing debt and i know how to do it better than anybody. i will tell you with puerto rico they have too much debt. you can't just restructure, you have to use the laws, cut the debt way down and get back to business because they can't survive with the kind of debt they have. i would not bail out if i were -- if i were in that position i wouldn't bail them out. >> would you let them have a bankruptcy option? >> they're going to have no choice. if they're not going to pay the bill they're not going to pay the bond. >> they can't. >> they can't. you can't -- you know, the expression you can't take it out of the grave if they don't have it. whether they officially declare or not, but ultimately what they have to do is cut the debt way down. they're never going to pay that debt off, they have to cut it way down and the united states is going to be in that position

hillary clinton has said in recent days, cecilia, that she'd consider a successful businessperson to join her on the ticket. and now reports that mark cuban, the owner of the dallas mavericks and a reality show star himself, has received calls from clinton's camp? what is he saying about that tonight? >> reporter: david, cuban says those calls came in recently from the clinton campaign. they asked to schedule a meeting. this came after he publicly said that he would be willing to consider being her vice president, but david, so far, cuban says no specific talk of a v.p. slot just yet. >> all right, stay tuned. cecilia vega, live in california, thank you. >>> we turn now to a terror arrest here in new york city. the arrest of a young american in the bronx, accused of supporting isis. 22-year-old sajmir alimehmeti is in custody tonight, accused of helping an undercover agent who he thought was an isis supporter. investigators releasing images of his transformation. they accuse him of previously trying to travel to syria to fight with isis, allegedly stopped in the uk. >>> and overseas

in my state, a wonderfully successful businessperson is very interested in running. he got out here and when he was told the fundraising that would be required of him, he said, that is not why want to go to washington. note -- make no mistake, it is destroying people's confidence in the whole political system, disrupting the process and the simple truth is if the congress will work and we will fix things and get done, if we will find the common ground, we need to be in the briefings timee great issues of our and meet with constituents. we do not have crystal balls. that is why you meet with constituents. they can tell you what is and what is not working. we need to be debating. essential tois so the process. city see -- citizens united notwithstanding the or not we to getis critical members of congress back doing what they were elected to do. you go to washington and go to work on the people's business and that is what this is all about. the future of democracy depends on the passage of this legislation. it will not be easy. -- ve had you will see growing support as

it's parked a heated social media discussion and long-tim resident and businessperson told me there'so excuse for this behavior. >> disgraceful, animals, pigs. i can't believe that someone would come into our home and act the way they did. if you're invited to someone's home as guest, you would never think to do that. >> reporter: as i walked around the beach today, there was still scattered trash but the cleanup crews clearly did a good job but another resident told me that's actually part of the problem. >> our town does a great job and with free beaches to still service the beach and take care of what they can. i think everyone has responsibility to themselves, you know, first of all and to each other. report roar the issue isn't just troubling to year round residents. some are who are just down for the summer said don't label them as the problem. they're diss give as well. >> my family their grandparents live here all these years and we come down every summer but we respect it. we teach our kids that, too. >> reporter: now actually just got back. it's clear that people down there

that means if you are somebody who wants to go to disneyland and you're a businessperson who wants to go and do business there, if you're somebody who wants to be a student in america, because you are a muslim, you could be stopped from going there. so he's made an exception for me. it's not about me. it's about my friends, family and others from all around the world. >> the new mayor said at his swearing-in ceremony that he wanted to be a mayor for all londoners and not just muslim londoners. he's a member of the labor party, ideologically closer to the democrats, of course, than the republicans. he also told bbc today in that interview that he was supporting hillary clinton, tamron, and he added, quote, i hope she trounces him in talking about trump. >> kelly cobiella live for us in london. thank you very much. >>> and developing now, voting is under way in west virginia's democratic primary where bernie sanders is likely to beat hillary clinton. but clinton is looking ahead with an ad buy in kentucky after not advertising in the past two primary states. why the change in strategy n

i'm a businessperson." lemonis: no, no, no. you understand.ot as ready as we want to be. and so we will be ready. just give us a few more days, all right? erenisse: yeah, all right. thank you. lemonis: i think erenisse is so tired about hearing how great things are gonna be in the future, and she's $250,000 in the hole, and she wants to be assured that tonnie's doing everything in his power to bring in revenue, whether that's standing behind the counter and selling or generating new wholesale business. all right, guys. i'll see you soon. -tonnie: okay. -tamika: okay, marcus. -lemonis: goodbye. -erenisse: all right. lemonis: look at all these people. it's busy. now that tonnie is devoting 100% of his time to sales, i've set up a meeting at sylvia's to see what kind of salesman he really is. tren'ness, nice to meet you. -tren'ness: welcome to sylvia's. -lemonis: thank you. sylvia's is one of the most popular soul food restaurants in all of america, and having an opportunity to sell to them would be big margin, because it doesn't come with rent o

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he's not going to choose the businessperson.probably choose someone with political experience. >>> meanwhile, experience is important in washington, d.c. james rosen has been covering the state department for a number of years and when they went to look for some videotape that shows that the state department spokesperson essentially was telling a fib back in the day, they couldn't find it. eight minutes of history was missing, and so they said yesterday, hey, where did that go, and the spokesperson at the state department, elizabeth trudeau had this explanation for rosemary wooding, eight minutes of history. >> there was a glitch in the state department video when fox flagged it for us. we actually replaced it with a video from the repostitory. >> it just happened. james rosen in the eye of the storm and this was all predicated and came to fruition because of ben roden's questions. james rosen because he remembers everything, he said i remember asking questions about this deal, and when he went back to the archives, it was edite