>> gary has guns everywhere. gary has guns in -- in every drawer of the house i think. i mean, he likes his guns. he loves guns. >> reporter: but then, mark gave detectives a detail that took them completely by surprise. >> he was supposed to meet me actually 8:00 on, uh wednesday, and didn't show. >> reporter: wednesday, the night of the murders. it was the first police were hearing of gary having plans that night. what else did the best friend know? >>> coming up, mark gives a detailed account, one that troubles investigators. about that story that raised questions. who he thinks had a motive for >> i know he had some sort of bad financial issue. >> when "dateline" continues. fortify. lilly. she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy lease a 2016 lincoln mkx for $399 a month >> reporter: springfield police were talking to gary's best friend, mark porter, who suggested plenty of theories a

that's all i know. >> reporter: he also mentioned gary's phone from some other guy. >> gary asked me to read him some of his text messages and there were five in a row from some guy that he had taught in a class that was asking for money. >> okay. >> and i have no idea -- >> you don't rhyember? was there a name attached with the text? was it just from a number? >> i can't remember.i >> reporter: and remember, gary was shot as well as beaten. could it have been with one of his own guns? >> gary has guns everywhere. gainry has guns in -- in every drawer of the house i think. i mean, he likes his guns. he loves guns. >> reporter: but then, mark gave detectives a detail that took them completely by surprise. >> he was supposed to meet me actually 8:00 on, uh wednesday, and didn't show. >> reporter: wednesday, the night of the murders. it was the first police were he aring of gary having plans that night. whsfat else did the best friend know? >>> coming up, mark gives a troubles investigators. >> there were several things about that story that raised questions. >> then larry's brother rev

>> gary has guns everywhere. gary has guns in -- in every drawer of the house i think.ikes his guns. he loves guns. >> reporter: but then, mark gave detectives a detail that took them completely by surprise. >> he was supposed to meet me actually 8:00 on, uh wednesday, and didn't show. >> reporter: wednesday, the night of the murders. it was the first police were hearing of gary having plans that night. what else did the best friend know? >>> coming up, mark gives a detailed account, one that troubles investigators. >> there were several things about that story that raised questions. >> then larry's brother reveals who he thinks had a motive for murder. >> i know he had some sort of bad financial issue. >> when "dateline" continues. >> when "dateline" continues. fortifying the gravity-defying... adventure-collecting... friend-connector... fortifying the going-places... off-to-the-races... day-seizing... you. you're strong. and we're here to help you stay that way. new special k nourish. multi-grain flakes with quinoa, apples, almonds and raspberries. new special k nouri

gary ridgway married for the second time in 1973. he claims he was immediately dissatisfied with his choice and avoided being seen in public with his new wife, marcia. >> she was overweight and not attractive. >> he told psychologists he thought he deserved better. >> thoughts of killing her. i would like to va woman that -- you know, was nice looking. >> one night he acted on his impulse. >> i was just mad and choked her. >> he said after that, the choking became part of sex for him. he didn't kill marcia perhaps because she had told her family about the choking incident. >> i've already got in trouble from her dad. i couldn't even -- you know, i i couldn't set the house on fire, i couldn't arrange any kind of an accident or something like that. >> it was the fear of getting caught that stopped him from killing his wife. marcia divorced him in 1981. the green river murders began that next summer. >> maybe if i would have killed her, i wouldn't have killed the others. that was the cause of my pain. >> ridgway tried to lay the blame f

why gary was killed. he said gary's money was cat nip for l kinds of folks. >> peoplknew they d money were alwayask. >> reporter:hen mark revle something teesidn't kn he and gary had pls to mt at mcdonald's on thnight of the murders. >> how long do you tnk you waited on him? i waid probably a goo i e prab 75,minus. y. >> reporter: so the iend said he drove across towno stop by gary's h. noing. didn'twer. i thougaybey re gone or ft. cause 'll leave.'lgo say, oh forgotp my b. i'm in kansaty. hclue mark told detectiv tt ad sto hi bore. igeaso he we back to his officat ibm to do so work. >> now thereere several things about that storyt raised some questions. >> reporter: like? >>iky uld you it 45 minutes fosomeone d t pickd veheca aayy rter:haup what's diyorget>>epor but wseemed allyan tmark going to the house tther ahat exan explanatio es >> rorr: insidthe interview room the detective decided itas time fr a bak. >> give aouple seconds. i'll go back thend see if the's anything else. can get u anhing, coke are

uh, gary, maybe you should -- no, flo, let sweet little gary say hello to the nice lady. gary, my name is miss forbes, and i just may be your brand-new bus driver. funny little fellow. oh, boy. fresh blood. oh, uh -- pay attention, totem pole. you might learn something. don't worry, mama. there's nothing to it. we won't even make you pick up the ants. ants?! yeah, my friend chester hill got mad at our last bus driver and threw his ant farm at him. now, gary -- it's okay now. they're almost gone. it was my idea to bring in the spiders. spiders?! they love ants. oh, oh. mama, what is your problem? this is like talking to a yo-yo. now, you -- i told you not to worry. they're just baby spiders, like the one on your arm. my arm? or on your leg. hold on -- it's in your hair! i'll get it. you -- you little monster! $40 ruined! i've never been so embarrassed in my life! if i have to put up with brats like that, i'm applying for something safer, like bullfighting! ol\! sandra! sandra! does this mean she's not gonna be our bus driver? well, gary, it kind of looks that way. good, th

this sounds like gary shilling 101 here. gary: glad to get confirmation.se of cash buyback and all that? chris: buybacks are not working. companies that have announced buybacks are underperforming. look at germany. every single company in germany that pays a dividend pays a yield greater than the 10-year. that is meaningful. self-low, -- the cell-low, buy-high -- they do not buy them when stocks are cheap. investors want something a lot more permanent, and dividends are harder to cut then discontinuing a buyback program. when we look at the types of stocks that are working right now, it is coax and smokes -- it is coats and smokes and guns. they are still retaining leadership. i tell -- i think that tells us something about risk appetites. francine: i wonder about the same story in europe, chris. we are in a different story, right? chris: when you look at the type of stocks working, whether it is the u.k., germany -- there are very similar characteristics. being aver in the u.k., consumer stable name, quite defensive, that has been good on the chart. look

now you got gary's dna and you got the paint. it's a little bit difficult, i think, to sell to any reasonable person, the idea has this is all a big coincidence. he would lead detectives to the places where he had tossed the bodies of young women missing for decades that had never been recovered 37. he would tell families and investigators how and why he had killed again and again and how he had eluded police for years. and in exchange, he would escape the death penalty. it was a deal no one agreed to at first. king county prosecutor norm maleng was completely opposed. >> this office does not plea bargain with the death penalty. >> sheriff reichert looked at it if ridgway were to be convicted of seven murders and get the death penalty, ridgway would never have to tell what happened to all the other missing women. >> when we arrested him, we wanted answers. the investigators have always wanted to know why. the families have always wanted to know why. >> at first reichert worried about a plea bargain. he was concerned ridgway would

>> gary: good evening!: warriors are 45-and four. >> gary: the eaves of visiting president obama at the white house to lead the warriors to a great men. -- win! >> straight wins here. and it is cold. --8 >> gary: the head coach of the panthers is on the sideline sunday were in for his hometown team. it is time for the super bowl where they put up the biggest name began fine. here is peyton manning talking about how great tam it is. peyton manning meanwhile with the nfl awards to be given out sunday night gave his thoughts on cam newton for league mvp return to >> has of the no. 1 draft choice early in his career by being an outstanding player he is the-just if i had a vote on the e.m. b.p. he should be the winner. if they were to ask me. --mvp >> is not necessarily a media question is a requirement that is getting up under a lot of people scam. i think ahead to meet with you guys another time and nothing will change. i have been walking of the room and walking in to those steps include into another meeting,

(male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich with sports!. >> gary: good evening everyone!>> gary: lee by stadium, they were getting that they be ready. that was quickly corrected. everything looks like it's coming together and will be ready to go. the main thing is the weather. upward of 70 degrees. >> brittany: >> gary: the carolina panthers, without going into too much detail. many moons ago eugene robinson, superbowl in miami got into some trouble. with the players, this is a free night. it will lead the south bay and the way around in the city. just to warn them that you do not want to get too happy. with the bid price coming up on sunday. --big prize >> gary: the media had to ask cam newton about being a black quarterback. >> think is bigger than labeling ourselves. i want to bring awareness because of that. i am trying to be bilingual myself. i know how to speak spanish, english of course in pretty good hedonics. (laughter) >> gary: the dumbest superbowl question on record. being a black quarterback for the redskins. he was next it was a legendary story. you know tha

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i am not happy. >> pam: ok, gary. >> gary: give me the box!t the box. >> gary: this is what dari a stand on. --darya >> gary: anyway, thank you grant. >> gary: of me a quick to set its publicly ... it would didgeridoo? move in? --what did you do? >> gary:lady gaga >> gary:will sing the national this sunday. gaga recently won a golden globe for her role in "american horror story" and original song at the next month's academy awards with "til it happens to you" from the hunting ground. >> gary: jerry rice becomes a lift driver . >> i am jerry rice >> got it done, baby! >> gary: good stuff from jerry rice. >> is a treat to have the warriors here. with the level of excellence for my players to see. >> we love to see him and it's fun to see the players. >> for me, is full circle from going to school here and my professional life with the warrior spirit coming together is pretty so real. --surreal >> gary: know. i should have been informed. i have to talk to someone. i love j.r.. but he is too big. >> pam: (laughter) ♪ bend me shape me, any way you

gary bear, are we looking at another bad recession? >> i think we are every single sign i look at whether you look at macrosigns from gdp growth, household income, demand for oil, whether you are looking at the financial sector, the charts, i can't see one positive sign out there. normally getting brief pullbacks, you see, well the tech sector is strong or net flicks is still doing well. i go through every single indicator i look at. i can't find one that's positive. i think the market is hurting. i definitely think we are headed to a recession. we are probably long overdue. i think this could be a painful one. >> the argument is, we don't look as lousy as the rest of the world, at least retail sales were up last month, right? >> that's right. we're the tallest leprechaun. that's not saying a lot. there aren't many signs out there. the middle east is in crisis. more important than the middle east being at war. you have countries like qatar, sauce for the first time they can't fund their own government so they're selling a lot of tear s

gary, focus up. gary! gary, pay attention. thank you. now before we release you, i need you to listen up. i want no funny business, right. gary, listen to me. gary, please. thank you. i want to see a clean vote. i don't want to see any wandering. i don't want to see any peeing or butt-sniffing. i want this to be a clean vote. thank you. thank you, very much. all right, here we go. ready? let's release the puppies! [ cheers and applause ] hi, guys. oh wow, landslide. landslide, landslide. landslide right there. i think it's obvious, the winners are the denver broncos! [ cheers and applause ] wow, that was a landslide right there. the puppies predicted it. and they got it right there. hi, buddy. hi! hi, hi. look at this. good job, gary. we have the winner right there. the denver broncos will be crowned the super bowl champs. [ cheers and applause ] congratulations to the denver broncos, to peyton manning, and gary frick jr. good job, gary. guys, if you like puppies, check out this super bowl commercial from heinz. it's gary frick's favorit

gary originally started this center in his home in 1974.ormer stanford wide receiver spent years recovering from a football injury. and athletes show up at his house and he would coach them on injury prevention. and since he was also a professional musician, gary would teach music. >> it was a very much -- very much of a wild west show. >> more than 20 years later, gary moved to the 40,000 square-foot warehouse. at first the giant rental space did not feel quite right. >> it was too intimidating. >> to bring that sense of warmth and joy from his home, gary actually ripped out the front of his house and installed it right here at the center. >> you have the spirit as if you are walking into a home. you feel at home right away. >> today students ages two up to 92, come to the center with a variety of disabilities, from olympic athletes, to musicians. some received scholarships. they use creative arts, and perform community service projects. >> it is about what do you want to do. it does not matter if they are good, bad or whatever. it is abou

that would be gary. >> right now we're waiting. it's a waiting game for warm temperatures and rain to come across. >> i totally miscalculated. i didn't think the layer of ice on my car would be that thick. >> oh,. >> i knew there would be some icy deposit think it would be that thick. >> you didn't go to bed with your capitals hat on. >> no and then the escapeer broke. i had to sit and wait for the car to warm up. >> i let my car warm up i'm not kidding 20 minutes and there was still ice that hi to chisel off. >> oh, man. >> practice your triple axl during that time. >> winter games will be here before you know it. >> there you go. >> did you tland successfully? >> it was slight boble tenth of deduction. >> i heard in competition that's the real problem you have to land in competition. here's the deal, we have all alerts out there. winter storm warning for countrys in blue that's basically west of i 95 does not include d.c.. winter east of d.c. to the bay. not on the eastern shore or out towards the shore do we have any advisorys i

for gary. gary's in the back. gary, come here, pal. yup, come here, buddy. let, leave room for gary. there he is. hey, gary. how are you, buddy? stay right there.right there. now, guys, let's meet the puppies. first we have brad johnson. [ cheers and applause ] then we have kyle mcadams. mary kennedy. we have ted mooney. donna braylon. peter winston.n. gary frick jr. [ cheers and applause ] now --, be a good dog. gary, focus up. gary! gary, pay attention. thank you. now before we release you, i en up. i want no funny business, right. gary, listen to me. gary, please. thank you. i want to see a clean vote. i don't want to see any wandering. i or butt-sniffing. i want this to be a clean vote. okay, you got it? thank you. thank you, very much. all right, here we go. ready? let's release the puppies! ] hi, guys. oh wow, landslide. landslide, landslide.right there. i think it's obvious, the winners are the denver broncos! [ cheers and applause ] landslide right there. the puppies predicted it. and they got it right there. hi! look at this. good job, gary. we have

it was gary jinks, corporal gary jinks. he is on the wall. onthis flag was left veterans day 1992, the 10-year anniversary of the wall, and it was left by john sparks, a prisoner of war for five years in vietnam. he coincidentally has done an oral history project for the library of congress which is very interesting if you want to go and hear their story. you can learn about his experience as a prisoner of war. this was presented to him upon his return to the united states after he was released. on it is a crucifix which he made out of a toothpaste tube. the tie is from his prison uniform. there is a pin pretty pow mia. prisoner of war missing in action. the note essentially says he is dedicating his flag to the men who were still missing in action or prisoners of war in vietnam. a lot of times veterans, if they want to come see the things they left, we are always willing to give the mature and show them around. it really helps us connect specific names and donors to what they left. for instance we have a barrels -- it was left in 2002. i am

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brought to you by chevy. >> gary: shabby!- chevy!>> pam: yes >> gary:clippers forward blake griffin. >> gary:has been suspended four games without pay for punching this man. the team's assistant equipent manager matias testi a little more than two weeks ago on the road trip in toronto >> gary:his salary will be withheld for an additional game because griffin also broke his hand in the incident >> gary:the $859,442 dollars he loses will be donated by the team to charities helping disadvantaged youth in los angeles griffin is out 4-6 weeeks with the injury the suspension will begin once he is cleared to play. >> gary:speculation last night was george karl would be fired as head coahc of the sacramento kings but today general manager vlade divac says in a statement that karl "is our coach and we're collectively working through our issues." >> gary:the kings are 21-31 and have lost their last four games and 8 of their last 10 . >> gary: anyway, george karl is stain. >> gary:the broncos celebrated their super bowl victory today. the mayor