gary: good. -lemonis: i'm marcus. -gary: i'm gary. lemonis: gary, nice to meet you. this is an unbelievable location. how long have you been here? -gary: 41 years. -lemonis: wow. -and who started the business? -gary: it was my dad. lemonis: and do you guys rent this property? gary: no, we own this property. lemonis: how much did you buy this property for? gary: way back when, it was $450,000, and i bought it from my dad for $600,000. lemonis: it's a really nice building. gary: well, it didn't look quite like this, 'cause it burned down. lemonis: remind me a little bit -- when did this fire happen? gary: 4th of july, 2009. it was 100% loss. lemonis: and how much was the total loss? gary: over $1 million. lemonis: how much did the insurance pay? gary: about $1.2 million. lemonis: so the loss was $1 million, but they paid $1.2 million? -gary: yeah. -lemonis: okay. -do you mind if i come around? -gary: oh, no. you're welcome. lemonis: do you have a mortgage on the property? gary: i do. lemonis: how much is that payment a month? gary: about $3,800. lemonis: so, those peop

>> gary has guns everywhere. gary has guns in every drawer of the house, i think.but then mark gave detectives a detail that took them completely by surprise. >> he was supposed to meet me, actually, at 8:00 on 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 some questions. >> and then, larry's brother reveals who he thinks had a motive for murder. >> i know he had some sort of bad financial issue. with 100% nutrition, 0% fillers, always real meat #1. lifelong smart nutrition. it's all in one. purina one. if you a dry mouth can be ations common side effect. that's why there's biotene. it comes in oral rinse, spray or gel, so there's moisturizing relief for everyone. biotene. for people who suffer from a dry mouth. a leading consumer testing the top laundry detergents. the winner - persil 2 in 1,

gary: how do investors know?you have got to do a little work to look at the income statement and add back depreciation. and there are services that do that. the sectors that general trait free trash with what? >> number one with no close second is technology. big-time free cash flow. liz: you don't think the runup has been too strong? >> these stocks are not expensive. i prefer older, cheaper technology to new apple computers if i can call that an old tech company. qualcomm, cisco, these names still have fire power. gary: in your role at sky bridge you are looking at fund. it's been a difficult year for helping fund.but you are finding opportunities. >> we also think cash flow is king. but the difference is what we are investing in are asset backed by the housing market or commercial real estate market. so you see strong fundamentals and high yields. cash flows don't lie. as long as the housing market and commercial real estate doesn't collapse. the technical picture clarifies itself. one thing we talk about is w

gary: how do investors know?> you have got to do a little work to look at the income statement and add back depreciation. and there are services that do that. the sectors that general trait free trash with what? >> number one with no close second is technology. big-time free cash flow. liz: you don't think the runup has been too strong? >> these stocks are not expensive. i prefer older, cheaper technology to new apple computers if i can call that an old tech company. qualcomm, cisco, these names still have fire power. gary: in your role at sky bridge you are looking at fund. it's been a difficult year for helping fund. but you are finding opportunities. >> we also think cash flow is king. but the difference is what we are investing in are asset backed by the housing market or commercial real estate market. so you see strong fundamentals and high yields. cash flows don't lie. as long as the housing market and commercial real estate doesn't collapse. the technical picture clarifies itself. one thing we talk about i

gary b. smith, jonas ferris, john layfield and kathy lynn taylor and o-- >> is there any way to get rid of pay to play. >> there is. >> different term lengths for congress, term lengths, election process and greater transparency. the problem here is massive. as of june, 12,553 lobbyists were registered in washington, d.c. when you add in the staff with those it's an estimated 90,000 people are associated with those lobbyists, 167 people per congress member and it's about $5 million because $2.6 billion is spent on congress lobbying. all for special interests. you can stop this, but you need an overhaul of the system. look, there's not much doubt that she did, but everybody is doing it. >> well let's talk about the lobbyists. republicans have gotten more money from lobbyists this election cycle. if you look at the breakdown there. more money than democrats, but hillary clinton, tops the bipartisan list, and by the way, donald trump has only received a little over $10,000. hillary clinton numbe

charlie, jeweleny, along with gary and scott. dagen as you saw

gary: i'm gary kaminsky. it has not been a summer bummer for stocks, at least not yet.he markets continue to flow with new highs. anthony: are investors ignoring a buzz saw on the horizon? we are joined by gabriela santos and dan shaffer. august was a so-so month for stocks and september the worst month since 1928. should investors be more cautious than they are right now? >> this has been a good few months and it's justified by better economic data earnings going forward. as we approach september and talk more about an upcoming fed rate hike. we are telling our clients we don't have to be scared of a rate hike. a rate hike would and good thing because it means the economy is solid enough to justify raising rates. gary: anthony mentioned september and august. can we look back at history where a market is so controlled by the fed, when we think about looking back and thinking ahead? >> i go back hundreds of years in markets. put this into 1928. that's where the federal reserve is now. they manipulated the markets during the 20s and it got out of control. in late 1928 and

joining me, charlie, julie, and gary. dagen doing her usual great job subhosting bulls and bears and adam and ben are out this week. scott, look at this video but you're not seeing it on the mainstream media like those previous attacks in california. >> well, like you said, charles, you are seeing or not seeing this type of thing happen all over the country. it's not just minneapolis or california, we had it months ago in chicago. all these attacks and protests sponsored by leftist democratic groups like moveon.org creating panic, hurting trump supporters intimidating them with violence. the mainstream media doesn't want you to see it because they don't want you to know the truth. >> gary, in fact, to scott's point, if you were just an average or, you know, sort of a political watcher of political media, you would think this was happening vice versa. >> look, let's not call them media. let's not call them journalists. they are the public relations department for the hillary clinton campaign. but it's not just on trump. it

(male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich with sports!. >> gary: good evening!trying to get back alone in first place. rennie stennett the last player with 7 hits in a game before brandon crawford did it on monday visited the giants shortstop before the game >> gary:jeff samardzija loser of his last 3 starts back on track today strikes out j.r. realmuto to end the inning top 4th/ scoreless >> gary:crawford solo home run off david phelps 1-0 giants bottom 6th >> gary:barry bonds ejected from the dugout for arguing balls and strikes says he didn't say anything but he apparently said enough bottom 9th/ 1-0 giants/ runner on 2nd >> gary:santigo casilla strikes out realmuto to end the game his 26th save final: 1-0 giants >> gary:they win first series since the all-star break return to >> gary:top 7th dodgers up 1-0. freddy galvis hits a 3-run home run off grant dayton. philly went up 3-1 >> gary:scott kazmir who started thefrusturated in the dugout and decides to head into the locker room. top 9th with bases loaded. ryan howard puts this game away with an r-b-i doubl

to gary's point he's correct. if you look at the numbers over 60% of americans do not care about this anymore. 80% of democrats and independents. just want to distract from donald trump. that's what's going on here. the immigration flip flop, the race issues. >> that's not true because you've got 92% of americans believe that she did something illegal pertaining to her e-mails or broke the law. so i mean, look, that is not true and you look at independ another poll that showed that 60% of independents believed that the fbi should have recommended indictment charges or charges for hillary clinton. this isn't specific to republicans. this is also independents and democrats. no people are concerned about the intersection between the clinton foundation and her private e-mail and her time as secretary of state. >> and the clintons are counting on the american people moving on because that's what people have done in the past because the situation is so complicated. thank you, guys. everybody, cavuto on business 20 minut

gary is getting mobbed in airports and he wasn't before.re just not going to be until the end of september. it will probably be the first or second week of september on that day we will have saturation of the media coverage for the entire balance of the election season. [applause] >> by the time the debates come around gary is going to have 100% name recognition. the artificial advantage will have disappeared. john: here's your last chance tonight. what would you say to america to convince people that you are viable competitors, better than the other two? >> i think philosophically we speak for the majority of americans. we are fiscally conservative. we are socially inclusive and we really question these military interventions that have made things worse, not better. we believe in free trade. we believe in diplomacy and if you want to think that anything is going to change with trump or clinton, guess again. how about two former republican governors, not off the street but to republicans former republican governors serving in blue states, r

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governor gary johnson. thanks for watching.ers and applause ) announcer: live from philadelphia, america's first -- cream cheese. let's not get crazy. goldman sachs presents the hillary acceptance speech. [cheers and applause] >> trevor: thank you, so much, everybody. thank you, so much. welcome to the "daily show" i'm trevor noah coming to live from philadelphia. this is it, ladies and gentlemen. moments ago hillary clinton officially accepted the nomination as president of the united states. this is it. exciting. she made history as the first zayn person nominated for president this year. now we will get into the highlights of hillary's speech in a moment. one of the moving moments came earlier from the parents of a muslim army captain who gave his life fighting in iraq. >> donald trump, consistently smears the character of muslims. donald trump, you're asking americans to trust you with their future. let me ask you, have you even read the united states constitution? [cheers and applause]

governor gary johnson. thanks for watching. ( cheers and applause ) centrald >> trevor: from philadelphia, democracy, we did it! it's the 2016 democratic national convention. let's not get crazy! night four! can we please just vote now? (cheers and applause) ♪ >> trevor: thank you! thank you so much! welcome to "the daily show"! what an exciting week! we have been covering the democratic national convention here in philadelphia! so much fun. everyone, thank you so much for having us. this is officially our last show here and we're ending the week with a great guest, new jersey senator cory booker is joining us, everybody! (cheers and applause) let's get straight into it. last night was officially the end of the democratic national convention, and hillary was excited that she was finally the nominee, and bill clinton was just as excited that there were balloons! (laughter) look how happy he is! he looks high! look at his face! (laughter) he says, "i can't believe all these balloons... wow, the blue ones --" he's so excited. you

--fosports with gary radnich! (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich with sports!. >> gary:good evening! >> gary:the giants needed this one. matt moore starting his first game for the giants trade >> gary:top 1st/scoreless >> gary:bnrandon crawford singles to right denard span scores 1-0 giants >> gary:bottom 1st/ 1-0 giants >> gary:arthur altherr goes deep in the gap and off the wall against moore cesar hernandez scores 1-1 tie >> gary:top 4th tied 1-1 runner at 1st and 2nd moore gets out of the jam by striking out feddy galvis with the high fastball to end the inning >> gary:top 10th/ 2-2 tie >> gary:denard span solo home run off severino gonzalez 3-2 giants >> gary:bottom 10th/ 3-2 giants >> gary:eduardo nunez with the stab at 3rd the spin-o- rama and the throw out nice dig-out by brandon belt great play! >> gary:final: 3-2 giants >> gary:giants take 1-of-3 in philly they lead the dodgers who are currently playing by 2 ½ games return to index of >> gary:it's funny grant. i'm seeing all of these ga mes >> gary:-- all of these walks. >> gary:earlier today the natio

>> gary kubiak -- i think it's sooner than that. i think it's week 3. >> do you have to know in 3 week? do you have to? >> i think coming out of week 3. >> so he does not have to know this week in. >> i think it impacts so who you will play week 3. week 3 is the dress rehearsal. whoever you want to start you want out with the starter. >> let's go down to rod mackey. >> reporter: thank you. and coach kubiak, your evaluation of the quarterbacks? >> first off, they are both 10 of 14 and both turned the ball over. and obviously, that's what we can't do with our team. started very well, and turnovers get people juiced up. at the end of the night we make >> reporter: what about paxton? he did not look like a rookie in the 2nd half. >> he has a long way to go but he is a great kid and we need to keep moj?r is doing good things. >> reporter: closer or further away from deciding who will be the qb after this in. >> >> like i said, we will take it a day at a time, and they both have mistakes and good things to hang on but there are good thing

(male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich with sports!. >> gary: good evening!gary:the giants needed this one. matt moore starting his since being acquired via trade >> gary:top 1st/scoreless >> gary:bnrandon crawford singles to right denard span scores 1-0 giants >> gary:bottom 1st/ 1-0 giants >> gary:arthur altherr goes deep in the gap and off the wall against moore cesar hernandez scores 1-1 tie >> gary:top 4th tied 1-1 runner at 1st and 2nd >> gary:moore gets out of the jam by striking out feddy galvis with the high fastball to end the inning >> gary:top 10th/ 2-2 tie >> gary:denard span solo home run off severino gonzalez 3-2 giants >> gary:bottom 10th/ 3-2 giants >> gary:eduardo nunez with the stab at 3rd the spin-o- rama and the throw out nice dig-out by brandon belt great play! >> gary:final: 3-2 giants >> gary:giants take 1-of-3 in philly they lead the dodgers who are currently playing by 2 ½ games return to index of >> gary: >> gary:a's trying to avoid getting swept by the angels in anaheim. >> gary:a group of boyscouts in around them. >> gary:bottom 3

this was a letter left for a meeting, gary from brits the letter describes gary and brits' interaction in vietnam? apparently, he never knew what time it was even though he was a video operator and could call into ask for the time line. gary would tell him and he also lost his can opener here. he would always have to use gary's can opener. and gary was killed after explosive device that detonated near him and leonard describes how brits held him in his arms as he grew cold and would not let him go. finally, in 1989, he decided to leave his watch and his can opener it was gary ljenks. this was left on veterans' day of 1982. it was a ten years anniversary. it was left by john sparks who was prisoner of war for five years in vietnam. he has done oral history. if you ever want to go to their history project, you can hear about their experience of war. he left this. the tie is from his prison. the notice saying he's dedicating his plaque to all the men that's missing in action. a lot of time veterans if they want to come see the things that they left, we are always willing to give them a to

gary, what's the solution. >> please google gary johnson. google gary johnson. google me.ennedy: gary johnson. oh, technology, what a miracle. maybe americans are trusting in googling johnson more because he trusts americans. he said make your own choices, create your own wealth and fulfill your destiny and get government out of the way. hillary clinton doesn't trust you with your money or healthcare or that you will properly educate yourself. she thinks you are an idiot. she also hates uber. and that makes her suspect. donald trump wants to lower taxes but he doesn't trust america's ability to function in a free market. that may be why republicans like jeb bush and the boast of barry goldwater are flirting with johnson. start a new company, donate to a church. splurge on marijuana or eat a gay wedding cake. johnson and his running mate, former massachusetts governor william weld describe themselves as sane, responsible and adult. so we are getting down to the wire on qualifying for the presidential debite next month. johnson has to climb up to 15% to make it to the adult

parties are bruised but better them. >> reporter: right now gary guilt or johnson is -- gary johnson is polling at 10 pictures. if he gets 15% he will be in >> reporter: but he needs media attention and with all of the trump and clifton -- clifton news that -- clinton news that will be tough to get. buck eye state campaigning for hillary clinton. >> folks are being bit by sog. it's probably an oak mite. they live in oak trees and they drop down in search of food. if you are under one of the trees at the wrong time you would become the bug's buffet. >> they their saliva -- draw blood. >> as mom used to say, if you notice a rash, try not to scratch it. when the weather changes they will die. the christmas house is hosting a pokemon competition. it's at the christmas story house. the first 75 registered visitors one a special leg lamp. >>> he's the rapping teacher how he's engaging students one song at a time. >> next ow north east ohio can share their -- how north east ohio can share their talent >>> welcome back, if i or nun you know is burst at the seams with talent, you could cash i

the "bulls and bears" gary smith, jonas, and john layfield and katie pavelive and jessica carlove. can the economy afford a tax hike? >> absolutely not. hillary clinton talks about being the champion of the middle class, but the fact is, that she wants a trillion dollars in tax increases, many of them may not be paid directly by the middle class but will be paid by the middle class through a lack of job increases. politically, this is why republicans have been beating their head against the wall for two weeks now because donald trump, according to polling this week, every indication was that hillary was ahead of him, except for in the area of the economy. he said he's had plans, coming out with a plan on monday, has to get refocused on the economic agenda. >> gary smith, this plan looks exactly like what we've gotten over the last 7 1/2 years. it is tax hikes, a lot more spending and that's delivered economic growth that is the worst since at least 1949. >> exactly, dagen. look, i think voters need to ask themselves if they really think the last eight years were good for themselves

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very nice welcome there, gary. what is libertarianism?) you know what i'm saying, right? >> i do! >> larry: spell it out for us. what exactly is libertarian? >> i think libertarianism does reflect most people in this country. keep government out of my pocketbook, out of my bedroom. let's stop with these military interventions, let's bring the world togetherring with free trade and diplomacy. nonaggression principle. look, don't use force unless-- unless force has been applied to you. >> larry: so it's get out of the bedroom, get out of the wars-- >> get out of my pocket. >> larry: get out of your pocket. what do you get into? ( laughter ) >> liberty and freedom. always come down on the the side of choice, that we as individuals should as you be able to make choices in our lives as long as those choices don't adversely affect others. >> larry: what do you think are the the three biggest issues we're facing right now? and as a libertarian candidate, how do you propose to address those issues? >> well, government is too big. it takes too muc

what odds would you give the gary johnson ill weld ticket right now.lopez: going back to what i stated earlier, when the primary process began as someone who's been involved in politics since college in the 90's, i never expected donald trump to win the nomination. that was the last thing on my mind. when we look at the gary johnson ticket we are concerned with approaching this in a number of phases. the first one is making sure they are secured on the 50 state ballots. they are still working on signatures. we want to coalesce our people to help get the signatures and make sure they are in place. iswill make sure the ticket on the debate stage and people understand their messages. it is hard to predict where it goes from there. once they are on stage and debating clinton and trump, america will see this is the voice of reason and republicans will understand these are the true public candidates were on the ballot. it has been a very unpredictable election cycle. at the moment, gary johnson would not be on the debate stage. he has been hovering at 10% or

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the person for her then. >> there you go. >> gary says he's sick of infrastructure spending.onald trump wants double the amount of infrastructure spending than hillary clinton. we saw moody's said that donald trump would take us into a recession and cause us 3.5 million jobs loss, bring unemployment back to 7%. she'll add to the deficit, not more than donald trump, though, but apparently going to grow the economy from 2.3% per year up to $2.7%. i'm not saying that's 4%. we want 4% of course. it is an improvement there. they said that she's going to add over $10 million. looking good to me. >> that moody's report that jessica is referring to they did a number of different scenarios and the one she's taurgts assumed that trump would put in place everything that he's said and authored by somebody who advised president obama on his stimulus program and who's also contributed to hillary clinton's campaign. >> some questions. you know that guy on the late night show with the question marks on his outfit, about that many questions in the policy. look, i have to say if i had to choos

gary johnson wants to legalize drugs.howid on your interview that he okayed marijuana but if you look at his platform he says drugs so it sounds broader than that. he wants no restrictions on guns . buying a gun under gary johnson's presidency would be like going in and buying a bagel. you pay for it and you go home. aspects aboutof agendas would not be good for americans. california is up next. mark, which party are you voting for the selection? caller: i don't know yet. party other than the two major parties at this point is the only way we will see change. the primary problem everybody is overlooking. i managed to do this in my life, and i am just trying to get paid for my time in the service, but the lack of efficacy, the lack of people to have integrity, both parties have sold out. way you will get changes look to a third party. to allt quick point this, last person who really had a chance to do that was ross perot. if everybody goes back and looks and remembers, he quit because he said they threatened my family. tha