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: we have. mary: meet newman. gary: newman, give you remember newman from seinfeld. here with president bush. he mentioned you met him before. can you explain how that happened? shortly after returning from our first combat operations in afghanistan we came home. this was in april or may of 2002. j sock put on a capabilities exercise for the president. this was really president bush's first exposure and detailed briefing and demonstration of what the capabilities of j-soc were. it was some static displays for he was walking around and being everybody. i have the opportunity to meet him and shake cans with them. when you did 19 overseas tours. what kept you going? gary: this will sound corny but it's just a sense of duty, a sense of purpose. what we are fighting, this evil that is out there is something we have got to destroy. we will not do it sitting at home. i felt it was my job to go downrange and take the fight to the enemy. if nothing else, i would help keep us over there and not allow it to come home to the united states. [applause] >> being able to be a flight

gary younge? >> guest: i think that is true of switzerland. i guess i would say a few things. first of all, in regard to the kids who were killed that day, i can't say how many people were high on drugs or alcohol just because some of that information is unknown and some of the people who did the killing have not been caught. the distinction i would make between a place like switzerland and a place like america is that switzerland, and this becomes clear in the book, which not all for the man of times can be spent dwelling on the gun as an instrument but on the context in which it might be used and then switzerland would not have the same history of slavery and segregation and so on. there is an experience of people in switzerland where they would have some kind of health care system which would mean -- i mean most people who died by a gun kill themselves. now, that would be less chance of them doing that if people had access to mental health services. now, in america, i think i am writing the sam

airport airport. >> thank you very much, gary, gary mcgrady i combined names to grady.owned tree causing problems in arlington north greeb road and you can see quite a bit of fog they have flares up to direct drives. it's closer than 41 and richmond. this could put a damper on the morning commute as more people hit the road. north gleeb road shut in both directions richmond street. we have a lot of crews out there. downed tree needs to get cleared out of the way. as we forward to cameras not the only big problem this morning. topside of the beltway outer loop earlier crash blocked left shoulder and left lane outer loop connecticut avenue and fog and patches as well throughout the district, maryland and virginia. questions erin fox d.c. twitter back to you. >> 5:30 we could flip that prompter please, today the red cross and montgomery country police team up to save lives. >> and suggesting your morning cup of coffee is doing more for you than keeping you awake. >> yeah. >> it's a good news coffee day. >> as we head to break a live look outside. it looks kind of weird out

gary: we also have growth in our plan.t of the equation is if you take what i said about the 15% business tax, and you take the lower personal tax the lower income and middle income families, we will track -- you will attract more businesses. to the country and consumers will spend more if that happens, your economy grows. we will lower tax rates. we will attract businesses back to america. we are going to grow the economy. annual model some of that growth. we will not model absurd growth, but we will model some growth in the economy. this has been a number one driver for what we are doing which is to drive economic growth, which means we are driving prosperity, which means driving individual wealth for hard-working american families. david: the more you eliminate those deductions, does it make it more difficult politically? political groups will say, with the interest rate deduction -- gary: in makes it difficult when you pick winners or losers. that is why we went with a low tax rates. it allows us to not pick this winte

gary: 44 feet, two inches. watch how much easier this putt is hit than jason day's to the crest right there. now it's just straight down the slide. that's pretty good. that's pretty good. good putt. very nice and then about three feet straight back up the hill. that's billy horschel. he would tap that in to get to 12 under. jason day's got 8'8" left. so all sorts of things could happen here and mr. hahn has it off the green. this putt is really going to go from his left to right. 17. ian: jason kokrak looking for his first victory on tour in his 146th start. one would think he needs to go birdie-birdie finish. a couple of times second. that's a good line if it gets there. oh. it would have been three in a row. needs a birdie at the last. back to 16. gary: peter, coming out of these bermuda fringes, you hope you get the top rolling and smooth. peter: yeah, it's got to be the right speed when it hits the green. gary: come on, come on. oh, man that was some -- coming in the side door perfect. and that is going to

come on, gary. show your money. show your money. shake it off, gary. come on, gary.od. let's try it again. here we go. >> i need to see all my money, too. >> yeah, that's pretty good. let's do our hips. listen to the music, five, six, hips, cross it, cross it, cross it, nice, hip, show yo' money. shake it off. that's pretty good. that's pretty good. >> i suck at this. >> it's just about having fun. it's totally just about having fun. let's do it from the hips again. five, six. we get our hips. we did our hips. we cross. we cross. we showed our money. we showed our money. we shook it off. go right left right with our hands. right, left and one big one all the way around. so your you're going around. let's go for the >> is the music about over. >> here we go. you just did money, money, money, money, shake it off and then we're going to go right left right left bring it around. this is our big finish. you're going to go head to toe, come up your legs. yes. you're just going to strike a pose for your big finish. >> is this one whole routine. >> there's more gary but we'r

ladies and gentlemen, you gary linfoot with his wife, mary. [applause] gary: made it. thank you. my legs are shaking. i am nervous. good evening and thank you for joining us. it is an honor and pleasure to be here. i have the opportunity to speak with you. i would like to recognize and celebrate his sunday at -- 70th birthday. i am not good when i am your age. -- that good when i am your age. the film you saw, she did a fabulous job on it. it really captures the essence of what they are doing. tonight i am going to tell you a story. my hope is that you hear the story of a family who has overcome and that challenges head on, never given up. it is a story of hope. it is our story. let of 2008 is a day the me, my family and friends was changed forever. i have been a pilot for over 19 years. i have completed one combat rotation to afghanistan immediately following 9/11. all told, it was 861 days. we were known as the six guns. our mission was to provide air support for special operations forces. i was at the apex of my career and there was no other job in the world i wanted. i was in

dna tests determined the fluid came from gary condit. >> reporter: think what you will of gary condit no evidence he was involved in chandra levy's disappearance. >> most of us in the police department and the fbi agreed that he was not our suspect and that we needed to be looking elsewhere. >> the case of the missing washington intern. continues to dominate the news, it seems nothing can trump the story of the missing intern and her friendly congressman. until, of course, something does. and then september 11th happens. what happened to you and your investigation and your detectives? >> the media attention went away. we lost a big helping hand with the fbi, because they -- devotion of resources to terrorism, things changed dramatically. >> reporter: with the world's attention diverted, the levy's are left with little to go on. >> because there's no body, you still hope she's alive somewhere, like with any missing person. that's all you got is hope. >> reporter: as the case loses momentum -- >> gary condit lost his congressional seat. >> reporter: condit loses his bid for re-election,

gary lynnfoot with his wife. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] >> so excited. [applause] >> thank you. my legs are shaking. nervous. good evening and thank you for joining us. it is an honor and pleasure to be with you. at the ronald reagan library and speak with you. carl friend celebrated his 97th birthday this past week. [applause] >> hope i look that good when i am your age. also like to recognize lori baker for -- are you okay? the film he saw, she did a fabulous job on it and it captures the essence of what every hero is doing. tonight i will tell you a story. my hope is that you hear a story of a family that has overcome difficult challenges head on never backing down, never giving up. it is a story of hope, it is our story. may 31, 2008, is the date my life and the lives of my family and friends were changed forever. i had been in the army for 21 years, had been a pilot over 19 years and completed one combat rotation in afghanistan, immediately followi

darya asks gary about a stroller at gary about a darya asks gary about a stroller at disneyworld thatler and sold it on line, gary says if these people applied themselves to the real world they could have quite the future. darya asks gary about men wearing rompers. male romper. romphim. bro romper (bromper?). public onesie. jumpsuit, variety: short. or, perhaps, just a romper that happens to be worn by a man. whatever you call it, the one-piece clothing item preferred by babies and women at outdoor concerts has officially hit the male fashion mainstream. the sartorial whisper became a scream this week when a project called "romphim" launched on kickstarter. romphim is, quite obviously, a man-sized romper offered in several pastel colors and prints. the campaign presents the romphim as a mildly obnoxious, devil-may-care garment for young men with an abundance of money and/or self confidence, who never skip leg day and spend the summer weekends at their bro's house on the cape. gary says he [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they

hey, erin. >> gary, 4:36 now. this is a crash scene voxing a tractor-trailer, 5 northbound in the main lane dale city causing delays. you can see the through lanes getting by you see caution here and this could cause delays. aside from that breaking news out of ellicott city water main break sink hole closing main to kline indefinitely. we'll get that mapped for you as well. we'll switch it over to maps right now. aside from those two issues this morning once we take a wide look at beltway for the wednesday morning ride. quiet 50 bay bridge to annapolis looking good. if you have a flight to cash reagan national, dull is, bwi and in fact between baltimore and capital beltway traffic quiet. questions @erinfoxdc on twitter. >> and artist protests the trump administration with an interesting sign outside the trump hotel. >> jimmy kimmel asked to return to the academy awards. >> a live look across d.c. region. 4:37 is the time now. already at 62 degrees. we're on our way up. dress like it's june today. maybe even july.

here's the gary's world rewind.hey are gary, getting off the plane at 3:00 this morning with the western conference trophy. and the warriors next will be in the nba finals. finally somebody is up when i'm getting up in the morning. the golden state warriors are heading to the n-b-a finals for a third year in a row. they also become the first team in n-b-a history to start the postseason 12 and 0. the dubs swept the spurs, winning last night 129 to 115 in san antonio to win the western conference. gary says these nba guys don't celebrate like they do in baseball. he says you don't party until you win the finals, up until then it's all business. in the locker room players were checking their phones and eating tacos. gary says that's the standard nba deal. i like that curry used the word "hoopla"... although it's not "kerfuffle"... but it's close. let's listen to what draymond and kd have to say. kd: we wanted to come out and close it out on the road. the guys have been focused and energized since the beginning and we'

as we switch it over gary mentioned fog in the area and it's dog. you can see lights fog here beltway by gallows road. be prepared to reduce speets and put low speeds on as youen countser low visibility problems. patch patches of fog. on and off ramps. any questions on fwiter we'll take a look at metro ride n next. back to you maureen and wi wisdom. >> thank you very much. >> more problematic atv riding for district police and despite having a no chase policy one woman recorded officers chasing vehicles in thought the police response put the public in danger. annie yu live at police headquarters with the latest, autopsyy. >> hey, good morning, wisdom, maureen, d.c. is known for no chase policy and though riders of atvs openly break the law on streets there's not much d.c. police with do about the it. one woman questioned whether the policy changed because of what she witnessed earlier this week on monday in southeast d.c.. let's get to the video shot by "fox5" viewer carlita chambers she was on east capital street and benning road when recorded this

go ahead gary. my question concerns i want to put out an idea for consideration.ns we live in a time when all progressive legislation isog going to be coming forth through the states that the federal government the guns in california are states have actually reduced compared to much of the country the problems of guns and accidental guns and all sorts of other things.strong we have a stronger laws on backyard checks. they deserve to be protected from the lowest standards ofot these other states why not additionally purchase the agricultural expection stations. to 247. with the much stricter laws.rni. all right thank you very much. to the state and the individual state the kind of gun culture.that b >> at seems to me. they are all part of one country. we now had border guards on states. it's one country. and while the different statesen could have different laws. and the different laws can make an impact. with the broader policies that each day more rigorously enforces its own loss against the visibl

gary mcgrady h we're talking heat. erin como has traffic headlines.ary you go first. >> let's open up the pools let's do. it the weekend will be cooler. three day heat wave coming our way. it will be hot. it will be humid. you know the drill. we'll cool off for the weekend emand leave you on you a good night. here's erin. >> northbound 210 crash livingston road coming from southern maryland headed to dumb phrase live look at that next. >> thanks, gary, >> let's start with news. >> if you just get out with us here's what's breaking overnight. two 7-eleven stories rocked at gun point by three men. you can see in the live picture police are on the scene of the first robbery 7-eleven shady grove road. 2:30 this morning it was held up. >> and investigators state suspects had faces covered with black masks. >> breaking news from the mraips and midwest. deaths in oklahoma and wisdom martin. one person was killed when a tornado bull dozened way through elk city, oklahoma another person died when a tornado leveled a mobile home park in wisdom martin. >> breaki

gary says they will be the underdogs.e lebron's seventh straight finals, eight overall. and in six of those he's been the underdog. to think of him as an underdog is weird to me. gary says what makes a good story... you gotta have villian. and a lot of people like to pick on lebron, but he passed michael jordan last night for most points in the playoffs. but he's still the villian. gary says if his son says he doesn't want to go to the game, he'll take me. when you can share something with your son... it's great. when lebron was a kid, he said he wanted to be like michael jordan... and now he says he's just being himself. gary says if cleveland beats one of the greatest teams of all time, that puts him right there. gary says everyone is talking about lebron jordan. but too bad, it's not going to happen. (darya) if i'm talking about movies... i saw something interesting. david ortiz is trying his hand at acting... and he doesn't make a pretty woman. <"hey you like apples?""yes""i got her number, how you like them apples""y

(darya)(gary) gary check it out, the best highlight from the cavs celtics game.avs shirt in the cavaliers-celtics game last night. and when camera crews focued on him, he lifted his shirt and showed off his stephen curry jersey right under. that was the best part of the game for me, i loved it. gary says it's cute. (darya) and then the drama. lebron has never had 4 fouls in the first half.. kyrie had to save him. gary says we officially found out who is coaching the cavs. lebron said he wanted to stay in, but you always take a player out with four fouls in the first half. and by the way, he didn't foul once after he came back into the game. i think he said listen, i guarantee you i'm not going to have another foul. gary says with four fouls, the son of a gun was able to dance around it and play great. kyrie was also playing great even on a rolled ankle... he had 42 points which is amazing g ary says he has to admit, he's doing something at work and when he called his son at home, he said boston was up by 10. gary says he's looking forward to the warriors and lebr

gary says good for him.urdais crashed saturday during saturday crashed bourdais (mark)good for him. (mark) bourdais crashed saturday during indianapolis 500 qualifying, leaving him with multiple fractures in his pelvis and a fractured right hip. the french driver had pelvic surgery and was recovering in a hospital sunday. when you see how fast he goes on the wall, it's a real testament to the indy cars. gary says we always hear the most dangerous sport is horse racing... and how dangerous it is for the jockeys. but gary thinks racing these cars is the number one most dangerous sport. bourdais' car wiggled going through the second turn and when the four-time champ car champion tried to correct it, it slid up the track and slammed head- on into the safer barrier. (mark) us fighter dorian price wins muay thai bout after double knockdown. this fight was determined by who stood up first. gary says it looks like something from a movie. dorian price, a 39-year-old american, reached his feet before france's jonathan

gary mcgrady will have a check of the forecast as we come back from break.tham: being a pediatrician has taught me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam, asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. whatever you call him, we're not letting him bring his hate into virginia. >> ♪ >> this is fox5 news morning. >> time right now is 4:45. here are some of the top stories we've been following for you today, friday may 26th. senior white house adviser jared kushner under scrutiny by the fbi in the russia probe. sources say kushner who is president trump's son-in-law being investigated due to his interactions with russia including his dealings with the russian ambassador a banker from moscow. it's unclear whether he has received any requests from the fbi for records. the fbi hasn't commented. >> republican candidate greg gianforte has won a special election in

and in case you missed it here's the gary's world rewind. (darya)(gary) good morning gary. have not even polished off the celtics yet, the next game is tonight. and already the bets are in. want to see what you could win? vegas just sent the odds yesterday. if you bet $100 on the warriors winning it all, you get $33. doesn't matter if it's cleveland or boston, just if the warriors win and you were to bet $100 on them winning. if you bet $100 on the cavs, you get $220. and if you bet on the celtics being the n-b-a champs... you win $250,000. so pedro could make a lot of money. remember pedro is the one man on our staff who stands by the celtics. gary bet pedro $10,000 on the celtics but he wouldn't take it. gary says to tell pedro if he loses, he's going to have to find him. gary says when he played basketball in vegas, he saw some of his friends get the gambling bug and it scares him. a friend only lasted there 6 months because he went too hard on gambling. gary never gambles. his mother told him not to do it when he left for school. i don't even put a dollar in the office

gary cohn and david urban up for this potential job. gary cohn was president of goldman sachs.een very careful since he took this job. he only answers questions and goes on camera to talk about jobs, trade, the economy. he has carefully put himself in a position where he doesn't have to across the board defend the white house or president trump's actions. from a risk management perspective, why would gary want that job? >> so in other words, he's displayed the very discipline that the trump administration and the president seem to crave and are complaining about the lack of by many people in the organization. i think that's part of the reason that he's gotten into the president's favor and has such strong and ongoing access to him. from a risk management perspective, i think he took a gamble on day one by joining this administration. granted we've seen a continuation of the tumult and volatility and the kind of at times paradoxical messaging we saw on the campaign trail, but there were plenty of indicators back in december when he took the nec director job that that might be an

here's erin como. >> 5:47, gary.y morning commute than all the earlier this week. right now traffic on 50 looking good in both both directions. bay bridge in both directions flowing freely. if you're heading out of town for this memorial day weekend now is not a bad time to get an early start. traffic patterns light right now. rappahannock bridge 95 on the southbound side moving along with a little bit of congestion northbound side picking up as well but not enough to cause any major slowdowns. changes in the va express lanes as well. you can check me out on twitter at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. we have everything you need to know to keep you moving for this weekend commute. let's look at our maps show you what else you're up against. dulles international traffic on the way looking good. quiet on the way to reagan national if you're flying out of town for the weekend and if you're just trying to get to work this friday morning and you don't have off yet traffic is quiet on the way into the district. any questions at

she foreign officer gary linfoot u.s. army retired. he has over 23 years of military service including serving as a member of the armies elite 100 60th special operations aviation regiment.t. as as a subcommittee just two minutes ago, in june 2008 while conducting operations in iraq, gary's helicopter suffered ao catastrophic mechanical failure, crash landed. as a result of a hard landing gear he suffered a broken back and was instantly paralyzed below the waist. he retired from the army in 2010 but continue to serve the community as a simulator flight instructor. flash forward to 2013 when gary became the first military recipient of an xo exoskeleton for home use the grant in the o infant hero foundation. by memorial day 2014 he complete over 100,000 steps using the device. who knows how many has done since then? as excited video and i'm not sure about you but i was in the back room crying just a few short months ago gary walked his daughter down the aisle. as president reagan once said, are veterans of the heroes among us. as they co

. ♪ >> reporter: like the reason gary departs his comfy life almost every day.ng for veterans for whom he can play. this started three years ago when gary attended a military funeral and heard a mechanical bugle. it bothered him that a recording was being used for taps and not a live bugle. >> it just seemed that after what they have given, that wasn't much to ask. >> reporter: having never before played a horn, gary walked into music store and bought -- >> this is him. >> reporter: -- his first. >> i brought it home and tried to play taps and it was like this. >> awful. >> reporter: that's joni, gary's wife. >> we were all hoping he would get better and then he did. >> reporter: why so driven, this man in his 60s? ♪ >> reporter: why? leads back to a man once all but certain he was heading back to vietnam when a bleeding olcer intervened. >> i was 4 f. >> reporter: unfit to serve. i was ashamed, i was happy i didn't have to go. >> reporter: which is why five decades later, gary now wears a uniform. ♪ >> i don't play perfect every time. i really try to, but i'm t

((gary sports tease)) gary radnich" coming up a little bit later in this broadcast, any retaliation at the ball park in san francisco. we will update you on the giants and nationals. and of course we are all getting ready, a little bit closer, warriors and cavs coming thursday, we will talk about it later in this broadcast. " (pam) here's what we're tracking tonight at ten... doctors said, there was no medicine that could treat their young son.. who has severe epilepsy. that is until they learned of the healing powers of one controversial plant.how hemp helped this young boy ... who was suffering from debilitating seizures... and the new law allowing doctors to prescribe the drug to young children. that's tonight on kron 4 news at ten. the bathroom. when things go wrong here, you remember. quilted northern is designed to work so well, you can forget your bathroom trips. but daddy gator can never forget. "i've got to motor out of here. this is no place to raise a child." new free service by a major wireless carrier is launching and it may change the way we use our cell phone number fore

check it out in the gary's world rewind.ed in san francisco. they are staying at the saint regis. gary says that's a nice hotel. the cavs are trash talking all over the internet. but i don't care. i'm just focusing on the warriors. they're practicing and getting ready for the game tomorrow. i like how the warriors are trying to be so cool, so calm, so collected. they're talking about watching t-v. "well house of cards just came out today on netflix, so i'm gonna probably watch that today and hang out with my brother.""i'm watching gotham right now actually. that's my tv series for the finals, i just started, my brother was watching it long before me, he's actually on season 3, but i just started season 1 yesterday." (darya) i haven't watched gotham, but i do watch house of cards. right now i'm stuck on a show called patriot on amazon. when the warriors play tomorrow i'll be watching sherlock. gary says i'll always talk about the game and then talk about something else. (darya) you know what's kind of cool?

gary says the head stuff is one thing, the head stuff gary says get even.hrow for other parts of the body. the problem is if you're a young pitcher, you're one day going to hit a guy in the head. there are certain things that really bother gary... those cowards that hide behind computers and talk trash. ( darya ) the chicago cubs wait 108- years to get their world series trophy... and then they pass it around in a mosh pit. this was at a charity concert in boson. theo epstein passes it around and when it came back some of the spikes on it was damaged. ( darya ) gary, i remember when the warriors trophy was bought into our studio. it had it's own security guard who was wearing white gloves. i wasn't even allowed to touch it. (darya) new york mets fan tom mcdonald brings the ashes of his late friend roy riegel to ballparks and flushes them down the toilet. reigel was a plumber and so far his ashes have been flushed at 16 stadiums. he has been doing this for the last 10 years. gary says it's nice to know this guy is in a position in life where he has the time

by the way, they are all named gary russell. three gary russells. >> i don't remember the last time we competed together. at least three of us. >> this is the first time the brothers will all fight on the same card. this weekend at the m.g.m. national harbor. >> it's not 20-year-old kid. >> highers g.p.a. antonio undefeatedded and shows promise. junior is defending his belt. erin: gary antoine looks up to gary junior who will make his second defense of the title. >> i need me a role model. there he is. >> the may 20th bout is significant for the us russell family and it's their father gary russell senior's birthday. >> we plan to give him a gift. that you can't buy. >> what happens when they get in trouble? gary, go to your room! >> which one? larry: george foreman. erin: i love it. three brothers on the same card. i have seen two but not three. alison: thank you. coming up at 6:00 we will tell you what caused harrowing moments for passengers flying into dulles. larry: but first n about what happened to former fox hea today we're gonna be comparing

and gary radnich.e kron4 news at 10 every night. bang bang bangshots fired, suspect down ( vicki )a barrage of police bullets ends a deadly shooting rampage in san diego.tonight we are learning new details about the gunman who shot seven people at a pool party in san diego before being shot to death( steve)one of his victims died, two others are in critical condition.the shooting victims include five african americans , a latino man and a white woman.the shooter identified as 49=year old peter selis.catherine heenan shows us what may have motivated the shooting. "selis does live in the complex and he entered the complex and lay on a lounge chair." "he was very docile, in his facial expression there was no smiling, laughing, talking for that matter. he did kind of, i'm not gonna say stare at our party but he looked over at our party multiple times." "no one knew him but one of my friends who actuall

hold on a second, that is for gary. go ahead, gary. >> it is very simple. less eyeballs, less bucks in your pocket, as simple as that. they will have to adjust to a new world. frankly they have to adjust, i think they bought out just about every property to put on espn throughout the last year. they paid gargantuan prices. that may have to change. by the way they have been changing up "sportscenter." they have been changing up highlights. they're really active trying to move forward, but it is just a tough road to hoe right now. david: the stock is picking up a little bit of steam. still down after hours but not as much as it was. thank you very much, gary, kevin, kelly, good to see all of you. appreciate it. melissa: key advisors to the president, jared kushner and ivanka trump adding to the white house roles with kushner reportedly helping rye viiv nafta negotiations and the president's daughter set to head a viewf u.s. climate change policy. fox business's blake burman live from the white house with the latest. blake? reporter: melissa, white house offic

so we're going to send it back into gary., it is cloudy out here but we are beginning to see on radar down to our south and west i believe a little bit of rain beginning to move on in. so, we're very glad we got in a dry weather day. >> it's coming. >> back to you. >> they're usually dry. i mean, they're usually dry and it works out that way so look, i'm glad had you a great time there. i always stay back here because somebody has to do forecast. 65 in the city baltimore 63 frederick 66. westminster you still have not made it to 60 degrees yet. what's up with that? we should be in the upper 60's and low 70's around here this time of year. 66 at 7 o'clock. we'll have some showers around, maybe as early as 8 o'clockly i'll show you coming up on the radar in a second. by 11 o'clock surely we'll have some showers coming in. look how quickly this band is coming up from the south so that will get here probably 7:30 or so we'll start to get the effects that of here in the city. there's a lot more rain to come. this is just one wave,

gary thinks they are joking.in the warriors will be without head coach steve kerr on the sidelines because of his health. assistant coach mike brown will take over for now. gary says he's almost positive we won't see kerr for the utah series. kerr is not taking it day by day so he's going to sit it out. kevin durant will play, matt barnes is probable and shaun livingston is questionable with a hand games are today and thursday in oakland. (darya) in a very funny moment, after being fouled, lebron james comes to the sideline and grabs a beer from a vendor and fakes like he's going to take a drink. i think he was definitely slamming the opponents. he said if it was red wine he definitely would have taken a sip. but the only sport you can sit down and drink is golf. gary says if you're having a bad day, you don't want to be stuck on a golf course for 5 or 6 hours. (darya) former 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick is lending a helping hand to people in new york city. he donated dozens of custom made suits to the comp

gary cohn has been with the present every step of the way. would pay careful attention to that as the present returns the united states. david: how has this running out throughout germany and what the german leadership is saying about the comments at president trump made? matt: it was fairly explosive this morning in german media. reporter originally coming out in a very highly respected left-leaning publication in germany. it was then picked up by everybody on the left and the right. i think it's interesting that it was not just gary cohn who innocence came to president trump's defense, but also john claude yunker, the president of the european commission. he wanted everyone to not take this one quote out of context and stressed that it really was about german trade and on about the german people. hisld trump stressed that father was born in germany and does not have anything against the german people personally. he has mentioned the trade issue before and mentioned it when it comes to automobiles. industry experts find it a little bit troub

gary b. you say we need to spend whatever it takes so the next attack does not cripple our economy. >> i think cyber attacks will be the next wave of terrorism. the malware was troublesome and annoying and if you had it you did want to cry. what would the ransom have to be the u.s. would pay if someone attacked the power grid? a trillion dollars in cost to u.s. economy. dagen: this is cyber terrorism and it's our job to fight it. >> there is a 22-year-old english engineer on vacation that found a way to activate the kill switch. gary b. is right. this also the new ware fare, something we -- warfare and we need to be ahead of this, not behind. >> so much, much our lives take place on computers this a sad and inevitable cost of living in the information age. dagen: jessica you are a democrat, you like spending money. >> i think the whole panel will be in agreement. i remember the leon panetta's speech on the intrepid. he said the next major war in cyberspace. >> microsoft has over $100 billion

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gary what an exciting night! (steve) in a new show of defiance - north korea held another missile test over the weekend. it was its second missile test within one week. south korean and japanese officials say the missile traveled to an altitude of 620 miles and a distance of 300 miles. north korea now claims it can mass produce ballistic missiles. by this missile being able to leave and enter the earth's atmosphere -- it opens the possibility for a long range intercontinental attack to the united states the trump administration says china is among the nations trying to force kim jong un to pull back on his weapons program. (pam) new allegations against president trump's former national security adviser.(steve) house democrats say they have evidence that michael flynn lied to security investigators ... to cover up payments he received from russian sources. flynn's lawyers said today he will plead the fifth and refuse to testify before a senate intelligence committee. the fifth protects citizens from being forced t

gary cohn cut ofg a reporter's question.re are told to not hold our breath, the president is likely not likely to hold a news conferenc conference tomorrow. we are hearing h.r. mcmaster may. we see gary cohn and other top advisers but not the president of the united states. >> thanks very much. let's bring in our team of analyst and specialists. you know, the wall street journalist reported that the white house now considering have a team of lawyers vet the president's tweets before he posts those tweets. other social media posts, is that at all realistic? >> i will believe it when i see it. the president doesn't tweet or seem to stick to protocol for a couple of days and everyone thinks we are seeing a changed man. maybe the wifi isn't working so well where he is out in italy. but the truth of the matter, how can you make this work? maybe have you a lawyer with you at 2:00 in the morn org 11:00 in the morning or on the weekend or the golf course. it is matter of president deciding to change his behavior or habits. >> contro

on the same card gary russell's brother gary antoine and gary antonio jr. >> what creates war is two. that's the difference. that's the x factor. a lot of people i wanted to mention, you have to have a level of versatility, the more intellectual fighter is most likely the one that wins the fight. boxing is supposed to be called the sweet science. once again, i feel as though it's become a lot of art. a lot of people are winning fights because they just stronger or faster or they feel as though they're in more condition. a friend of mine's told me that boxing is intellect manifested on the physical form. that's the x factor. that's what makes the difference. that's what makes the difference between being a good fighter to a great fighter. >> now gary russell jr. and all of his brother's are named gary russell as w talked to gary russell sr. he said he made a deal with her mom, if we have a daughter we'll name it after you, if we have a son we're name it after me. they kept having sons. >> kind of like george foreman. >> yeah. it's a fighter thing i guess. >> yeah, it is. i like what h

and in case you missed it here's the gary's world rewind. (darya) good morning gary.re going to be doing at 5:00. watching the spurs rockets game. they could find out today who they play in the next round of the playoffs. meatime... celtics take game five against the wizards. avery brade led the celts with 29 points isiah thomas had 18 points ad 9 assists final: 123-101 celtics celtics lead series 3-2 game 6 friday in washington, d.c.(darya) a lot of basketball fans says they are bored with the playoffs. they also don't want there to be another finals meeting between the warriors and cavs. but not kobe bryant. he says "why is that bad for basketball? that makes no sense... just because it's preordained that's a bad thing? "i know i'm going to wake up in the morning. is that a bad thing? i don't think it is." the cavaliers and warriors both swept each of their first two playoff opponents on their way to reaching the conference finals. gary says sports is always better when you have a couple of teams that are powerhouses. he says this would be the first time two teams m

gary gastelu, automotive editor is with us right now. gary, question what tesla is. it is no longer called tesla motors. they do so much everything from batteries to space travel. i'm wonder if they're into too much right now? >> space travel is separate. talking about batteries and solar panels for the roof. they're involved in a lot of things. it is this big ecosystem elon musk is trying to put together under thes it la brand. it is still primary a car company. it needs to make cars. it needs to sell cars. the next big hurdle is later this year when the new model 3 comes online. that will need to be a clean launch. they need to ramp up by the end of the year to 5000 units per week, 250,000 units per year they said they would be able to do. david: jonathan, look at that stock price. a year ago, it was $212 a share. it is now 316 a share. nothing that elon musk does tends to hurt the stock. it just keeps going up. >> i hated company. exploding batteries, cost of models or even the low cost of gas. as gary pointed out it is not only a car company but it is an innovati

gary: that 3-d is kind of annoying to me.ave to put on the classes. darya: it cost too much and i'm cheap. gary: its not so much the money, its more that i don't like the glasses.(darya) now to baseball... the giants and dodgers cleared the benches. it was the whimpiest brawl ever. they barely got even ten yards from each other. they are milling around like it is a city hall meeting. gary: old timers will tell you they would fight because they weren't making enough money. but now you can get suspended and lose a bunch of money. but everyone has to go out. if one guy goes you have to back up your teammates even if the person doesnt care. if you were really mad then you would meet the person outside. if the anger lingers then you know you're mad. ( darya ) remember when gisele was mad at brady, no more politics. gary: you seem to follow every move of gisele. darya: well now i bet brady is issuing a gag order on gisele after what she said about his concussions. take a listen to her cbs interview.<"i just have to say, as a wife,

tim: gary, thanks very much indeed. as the trump administration considers sending arms to syria, it is considering sending 3000 more u.s. troops to afghanistan, america's longest war. that comes amid a recent surge in fighting between taliban and security forces. earlier, the white house press secretary laid out american objectives in the country. mr. spicer: the main objective of us being in afghanistan, being used as a safe haven for terrorists who attacked the united states and our allies, that is the main objective. we remain committed to the defeat of al qaeda and the isis affiliate there in afghanistan. that is, simply put, what the mission is going forward. tim: for more on the possible troop escalation, i spoke earlier to a man who served as the afghan ambassador to france and canada. under president obama, there was a maximum 100,000 in the surge. what difference will 3000 make? >> if you call this a mini-surge, it is supposed to send a few messages, some political, some tactical from the military perspective.

the world according to gary is after the break.darya) ( darya ) kawhi leanord injures his ankle late in game 5.. he says he will play in game 6 despite sitting out the final few minutes of the last game. ( darya ) ayesha has steph cook in their kitchen... she did it all while they were live on instagram. they are promoting her new meal kit box called "homemade". it's like those blue apron meal boxes. it costs $60 for 2 or 3 meals per week. ( darya ) matt harvey misses saturday's mets game. some reports say it's because he's not happy about adriana lima hanging out with patriots wide reciever juilian edleman. harvey was slated to start sunday until he was given a three-game suspension without pay by the team. he is now scheduled to make his next start friday at milwaukee. harvey was out drinking, playing golf. he