gary: shot some people may laugh at this but it looks like rogers is very very serious at what took place. >> so hopefully that nonsense is done with. >> gary: he is married. >> jacqueline: i am merritt i am. >> gary>> jacqueline: yes i, i am. the >> gary: he is in pursuit of his 15th major. and there they go! and there are >> gary: when the race is entitled that people are coming over people are coming from all walks of life. deny everyone see you at ♪ [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great if all devices had backup power? the chevrolet volt does. it's ingeniously designed to seamlessly switch from electricity to gas to extend your driving range. no wonder volt is america's best-selling plug-in. that's american ingenuity to find new roads. ♪ the 2013 volt. charge ahead of the rest in the hov lane. ♪ charge ahead of the rest in the hov lane. 't i't it a shame? ♪ ain't it a shame? ♪ ain't it a shame? ♪ and i'm feeling the strain ♪ that's a game that i hate to lose ♪ ♪ and i'm feeling the strain ♪ ain't it a shame? ♪ oh, give me the beat, boys, and free my soul ♪ ♪ i wanna get lost in your rock and roll ♪ ♪ and drift away ♪ oh, give me the beat, boys, and free my soul ♪ ♪ i wanna get lost in your r

gary. >> no. i'd see across the middle east embassies close. it wasn't a big story because the media didn't have the reach in those days. you have a great reach now. >> gary, gary, media reach or not, it's never been this many. do we now how specific it is because i'm hearing tonight right now the information is that the major plot is under way, that there is a terrorist team to carry out the plot, it is selected and is in place. do we have any way of knowing whether or not this is a human source telling this or whether it's an electronic intercept? >> well, the intelligent community is not going the let out exactly the nature of their source, but if they have discovered it, they'll have people on the ground working with local liaison services to try to do this. remember also when we close embassies like this, it's not only to protect the americans but the population who's standing out in line. >> i'm going to tell you. that frustrates me. gary, gary, it frustrates me. we want to protect them? we don't protect our own members -- >> but you have hundreds killed in these attacks as well. hundreds. >> let me go to jeff lanza. jeff, there is this week -- we find ou

>> gary: 49ers all-pro loinebacker patrick willis underwent surgery to repair a broken bone in his right hand. he is not expected to miss any regular season games. >> gary: lets go dihgital. >> garyers have replaced standard playbooks with ipads containing digitals versions of the playbooks and video from practices. >> gary: when players return to the locker room after practice, film is instantly updated onto their ipads. players can also take notes digitally and share information with fellow teammates through an online messaging system. the ipads don't have any games, apps or internet just the playbook and video from practice. >> you can get the practice some video and walk all around and get the thing on video have some time often to chile could i tell them launched the ball video. this is how i chill now i sit on the sofa and much football video. >> gary: what do think pam if we had kron4 chill word did take the stand watch yourself spirit >> pam: i think we've had enough (laughter) >> gary: yes i think after we leave desiccant (laughter) . >> gary: pam, kidney about one new show up i would not mind having jackie walker and every night. but no one was to look at me! >> pam: i'

gary, say somethin'!gar sy [flatulence] you killed him, you bastards! killed he didn't even want any part in this!e didn this all your fault, you stupid cow! fault you never gave your ole gary the time of day,r li life ain't worth living anymore. ? i i'm coming to see you, gary! ! i'm coming to see you! [gunshot] [siren wailing] wish i could say the same for her vagina and asshole. - that's a great idea you had to sneak the hostages inside the bank.grth - yeah, it sure was. we're sorry we tried to burn you and murder you before. - oh, that's okay. this whole thing was my fault.e thing i learned that i shouldn't get high i should come up with ideasi sho and then get high to reward myself.high you said it! captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the daily show with jon stewart. (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central >> welcome to the daily show, my name is john oliver. i'm still here, unfortunately, for jon stewart who is currently attempting to break the world record for smashing the most watermelons with his head in under two minutes. he's-- (laughter) es he's good. he spent the time well. my guest tonight author of a new book about the life of riply's believe if

what about gary? gary, tell me what's wrong with the ordinance. >> i have one thing against it. not one thing. >> stephen: not one thing. what is wrong with you people? >> this is a small town. they think we're a bunch of close minded hill billies. >> stephen: yes, we count on that and this openly gay mayor is ruining all our classic stereotypes. >> i'm also the town hairdresser. >> stephen: okay. that one sticks. but how has mayor cummings so quickly destroyed the values of the salt of the erlt in-bred yolkals in the answer will shock you. >> there is a gay mafia that has inflicted the fear of death. they have those who are, you know, that claim to be fighting against boeing becoming the bullies. >> how can i bully, you know, heterosexual coal miner into doing anything? >> stephen: how? get the law on your side. >> i know he's gay. yeah, he's my best friend. yeah, we've been accused of being lovers. a lot of things throughout the years, he's been through all four of my marriages. that boy knows more about me than most people in my life. i love him like a brother. and i'll take

services or the entire nature the neighborhood has been so much more welcome living and vibrant from gary gary to jacksonville per and others are hayes and 24th street which you've referred to not to say there aren't others doing we will. ches nut is another one that has improved a lot. their few of large establishments. i did have a question for staff. some of the streets that are not being analyzed i guess in terms of mapping them it mate be at least notable you talked about lu lumping some of the areas together. >> so are you talking about the o e w d part of it? >> well, i was looking at the 25 you put on your map one was va lecture street. yes, we're set with the o e w process and we look at the furrier so maybe i'll let amy talk about that >> there are definitely more than 25 districts citywide we're basically going for about 2 per district and we also have a bias on some level of bias toward the lower income neighborhoods that have had less funding from the city. all districts need this kind of attention we plan on graduating the corridor from the project and add more it's a staff capac

gary radnich. >> gary:goodevening everyone@! >> gary: i have to crank up my chair! this is a warning to the staff walnut not a warning but when they say garyy would you get on the elevator? exactly. >> pam: because they were headed to another store. ? i used to go home and love recall scores >> pam: wahlwhoa! wh oah! >> jacqueline: whoa! >> jacqueline: tmi! >> gary: regaining composure. giants fans in washington d.c after the first inning in the dugout nationals pitcher gio gonzalez gets in teammate jason werth's face after werth did not make a throw on a joaquin arias double gonzalez is 6-feet, 200 pounds werth is 6-5, 225 pounds werth walks away as gonzalez is restrained bottom 4th/ scoreless millionaires do not want to fight they just argue and that's that it to >> gary: madison bumgarner is hit in the leg by acomebacker pablo sandoval makes a nice barehanded play to get the runner at 1st. but ian desmonds scores bumgarner looked o.k. 1-0 nationals here comes the rain the tarp comes out and the game goes into a rain delay score: 1-0 nationals >> gary: pam, i could have a falling off the stairwell? and then what would have happened. ? >>

and also the way the gary task force final report came out we would have a service from gary and market to gary and laguna and go out the center strip to fillmore to masonic and straight out to the beach. read the final report of the gary task force and it was published in 1990 and all the other work published regarding a light rail system on gary boulevard >> thank you very much. >> any member of the public want to commit? seeing none, public comment is closed >> madam clerk if we could have a roll call vote and a (calling names) the tomes passed. >> if you get call items 18 and 20 prelim and a item 18 a two year contract in an amount not to exceed 2 had the and plus and negotiate the contract payment terms and the non payment concerns. and item 20 approve the appointment of the bus rapid transit community and this is an action item >> thank you madam clerk. colleagues on this i have a question and a possible amendment. the question is around geneva bus rapid transit. there's been a lot of concern around members of my district to make sure there's an effort to look at light rail along geneva c

export, gary, gary dairy, is under concern. of fooderous form poisoning can lead to paralysis and death. manufacturer and fro nterra is so big. >> china is concerned. packedrket shelves are "th milk powder bearing the made in new zealand" stamp. it killed six babies and sickened thousands others. banned from all imports from new zealand. >> we are doing everything possible to minimize exposure. >> talk of brand new zealand is inevitable. countries are following beijing's lead. would be a blow y which, up until now, had been 100% pure. >> rob mcbride is joining us from hong kong. what is the impact of this fallout? expect, there is significant impact. a importer of powdered milk from new zealand. is 80 or 90% of the powder that goes into making that product. the chinese authorities have been quick to identify the producer in china who uses this product. the other types of milk powder. the question is, how much impact will this have? some people are saying that it will be fairly easy to transfer supplies from european producers.

gary busey back. just kidding! i love gary. gary -- i lost to gary busey in a battle of wits in the boardroom. s all i've got to say. >> wendy: yeah. >> it's funny, you know celebrity apprentice has a sense of humor when they bring the all-stars back and it's gary busey and dennis rodman. >> wendy: right. >> it will be great viewing. i'm glad to have a seat on the couch to watch this one. who is going to win, wendy? >> wendy: i don't know who's all in it. >> breitt michaels, marilu henner -- >> wendy: the person will be the one with the richest friends. >> here's the other problem, i don't have a million dollars on me. i can't call a friend and say -- if you don't have thick pockets, don't go on celebrity apprentice. >> wendy: we're going to take a break. mark has a big surprise for one lucky audience member so keep it here. [ male announcer ] what if there was a help line for dinner ideas? [ superfan ] helper help line. we're on our way. you have got to try this sweet & sour chicken helper. i didn't know they made chicken! crunchy taco or four cheese lasagna? there's 40 different flavors? that

gary gary securities fraud attorney and former as he sees senior counsel now we will post the full interview online at youtube dot com slash the prime interest and we talk about why records of preliminary investigations were so. simply destroyed as a matter of practice was it to protect the big names on wall street spoiler alert yes because we also talked with mr geary about one of his current whistle blowing clients that would be darcy flynn now mr flynn was helping to manage as he sees records and he found the f.c.c. was destroying records the practice of destroying investigatory files has been going on since one nine hundred ninety three mr flynn alerted the authorities at the national archives and then the white wash began there's also a revolving door in shadow regulatory stuff so check it out and coming up period digs into the fine print of whistle blowing and just how the perception of these individuals has changed over the decades from ellsberg to manning finally billion dollar of regular stands to actual battle the question of whether wall street culture is a democrat systemic or simply psychopathic they tune. dramas that tries to be ignored. stories others through a few posts in the. third since changing the world. so picture of states. on different from runs to. joke to. you. the worst for the whole thing. i don't. want. to have you ever seen anything like. the perception of was the blowers has changed over the past several decades some of the most famous of our time have exposed government scandals misuse of taxpayer funds and fraudulent schemes but today's was a blowers don't have much recognition from members of congress or the government let's take a look into the fine print of whistleblower history will start with daniel ellsberg he was a us military analyst who exposed the famous pentagon papers healing to department of defense study that showed the american people had been misled. ellsberg risked his life in prison to stop a war that he helped plan of course his colleagues vilified him but today since the papers have been released in their entirety he's going to hailed as an american hero moving on we have mark felt he was the f.b.i. whistleblower who exposed the infamous watergate scandal however he held he had his identity from the public until two thousand and five also known as deep throat he was the secret informant that found president nixon's wiretaps in the d.n.c. headquarters at the watergate building he leaked this information to carl bernstein and bob woodward of the washington post you know the story he this eventually led to the brits nation president nixon all of these men are held as heroes then and now next we have a john m. gravatt he became the first person and forty years to file a lawsuit under the false claims act as a foreman at g.e. aircraft engines he exposed that the government contractor was charging the government millions of dollars for work that was actually spent on commercial projects he was laid off by g.e. after blowing the whistle but he received a hefty settlement thanks to a bill passed by president lincoln and thanks to john grabbe that congress passed additional legislation that made it easier for more employees to see all of the false claims act millions more have been recovered in government contracting fraud cases sense although seen in positive light he did not get much press out of the event as you can see we can even find a photo of him now into the twenty first century and the perception of whistleblowers has changed quite a bit first we have sherron watkins' she was the vice president of corporate development and ron and helped uncover the company's fraud this led to one of the largest bankruptcy in u.s. history several executives ended up in prison watkins however was initially. praised she was heavily criticized for not speaking up fast enough and took her five months from the time she wrote the whistleblowing memo to release it to the public and two thousand and one and quickly going down the hill we have gary geary story which you just heard of he was an f.c.c. whistleblower and was eventually fired after highlighting bessie's the unwillingness to prosecute under insider trading he was eventually vindicated for his wrongful termination but many americans have never even heard his name. and today we have bradley manning and edward snowden both have lead to classified information about questionable questionable government programs but the government doesn't even consider them whistleblowers. i don't think mr snowden was a patriot as i said in my opening remarks i called for a thorough review of our surveillance operations before mr snowden may be. my preference and i think. the american people's preference would have been for a lawful orderly examination of these laws a. thoughtful fact based debate. there would then lead us to a better place. president obama says snowden should be brought back to the u.s. to be charged as such legal experts say the whistleblower protection act does not appl

gary gary securities fraud attorney and former f.c.c. senior counsel now we will post the full interview online at youtube dot com slash the prime interest and we talk about why records of preliminary investigations were so. destroyed as a matter of practice was it to protect the big names on wall street spoiler alert yes because we also talk with mr a gary about one of his current whistle blowing clients that would be darcy flynn now mr flynn was helping to manage as he sees records and he found the f.c.c. was destroying records the practice of destroying investor could files has been going on since one nine hundred ninety three mr flynn alerted the authorities at the national archives and then the white wash began there's also a revolving door in shadow regulatory stuff so check it out and coming up period digs into the fine print of whistle blowing and just how the perception of these individuals has changed over the decades from ellsberg to manning finally billion dollars regular stand sacks will battle the question of whether wall street culture is a systemic or simply psychopathic stateroom. one of. these policies i think people. should have you with us here on t.v. today i'm role receivership. the perception of whistleblowers has changed over the past several decades some of the most famous of our time have exposed government scan

. >> gary: (male announcer): now, the orchard supply sports report with gary radnich. >> gary: dusty g the tooth pick bottom 2nd/ scoreless jay bruce. solo hoem run off dan straily his 23rd home run top 4th >> gary: bruce back of mat latos makes a nice running catch in right to rob josh reddick of extra bases bottom 5th/ 2-0 reds a's relief pitcher jerry blevins fields the comebacker but throws it away at 1st base shin-soo choo scores 3-0 reds score right now: 3-0 reds in the 7th >> gary: it is to nothing in the sixth inning and dame milwaukee. nellie bubblehead the great rapper now in the use of the ashanti jackie tell me a couple weeks ago that they are no longer together. an usher who he is what these days. tony approves, when you beat kerschner of that is a big, big deal! they lose tonight the dodgers' five torn. by the 1916 giants pitcher jack >> jacqueline: when did i tell you about that? i know who nelly is but i do not remember telling you anything about his love life. >> gary: one knew was a pam because she's not into that (laughter) >> gary: will i know that nelly and a shar

sports kapernick makes a great coverage coming up gary has all the sports (male announcer): now, the orchard supply sports report with gary radnich. >> gary everyone!giants fan wearing an orange feather boa. bottom 2nd, 1-0 giants tim lincecum pitching he gives up a solo home run to left to ian desmond. 1-1 tie bottom 4th, 1-1 tie anthony rendon hammers one to center 2 runs score rbi double for rendon nationals take the lead 3-1 >> gary: 2 batters later lincecum throws a wild pitch rendon comes into score 4-1 nationals nationals added two more runs in the inning 6-1 nationals lincecum: 6.0 innings, 6 runs, 7 hits top 8th, 6-1 nationals >> gary: brandon belt launches one into the 2nd deck in right field belt now tied for the team lead in home runs with 14 6-2 nationals 3 batters later pablo sandoval doubles to right field buster posey and hunter pence score cuts lead in half 6-4 nationals bottom 8th 6-4 nationals >> jacqueline: >> gary: the patriots suffered a scare today when quarterback tom brady suffered a knee injury during practice. here's a fan video of the injury patriots offensive lineman nate solder fell down onto brady's left kne

gary -- gary, let me let you weigh in on this, what david is talking about. the fact that dr.was not universally saluted as you hear today. that act as though everyone was supportive of dr. king's dream. >> well, that's right. america loves him now and america celebrates the march now. but in the run-up to the march, americans were very skittish. most knew the march was going to take place and thought it was a mistake. beyond the south, even kennedy asked them don't march, don't do this. he said we want legislation on capitol hill, not a big show on the streets. and it was a. phillip randolph who said the negroes are already in the streets. it's interesting if we look at a drew hanson work he did on this in his book. if we look at what happens after '63, between '63 and '68, the dream speech is barely mentioned. it's barely mentioned. it's only after king's assassination that america thinks how can we remember this man? >> well, it wasn't even mentioned in the "washington post" the day after the speech here in washington. there's also the rewrite of some in the tradition of th

>> gary: >> pam: she has to gary she got to she got you carry! >> garyty cameras watching ian (laughter) >> gary: drive by with just a quick 8! >> gary: >> pam: you are in back of the total. >> gary: hosting a denver broncos the way this works in know i have to say it. the biggest rip-off in sports kapernick just goes up based take a couple of snaps. >> gary: >> for me its work i'm here to make sure that i am ready to play tran get back on the field. try to ensure our defense is great and i'm ready to play someone. >> gary: juror michael finley and jarvis reach you are hitting a a helmet. we're happy to report that no and no one passed away during the brawl. the tablet that the same guy >> some people like it more than others but i would rather not have my guys punching each other in the helmet. >> gary: and nearly knocking down a barricade people want to admit it or not he is back on top. never will be like it was when he first jump on the scene appeared most recently and was last week in ohio. not one major since 2008 and he is still back to jack nicho

gary -- gary, let me let you weigh in on this, what david is talking about. the fact that dr.universally saluted as you hear today. that act as though everyone was supportive of dr. king's dream. >> well, that's right. america loves him now and america celebrates the march now. but in the run-up to the march, americans were very skittish. most knew the march was going to take place and thought it was a mistake. beyond the south, even kennedy asked them don't march, don't do this. he said we want legislation on capitol hill, not a big show on the streets. and it was a. phillip randolph who said the negroes are already in the streets. it's interesting if we look at a drew hanson work he did on this in his book. if we look at what happens after '63, between '63 and '68, the dream speech is barely mentioned. it's barely mentioned. it's only after king's assassination that america thinks how can we remember this man? >> well, it wasn't even mentioned in the "washington post" the day after the speech here in washington. there's also the rewrite of some in the tradition of the right

gearing up for a preseason game no. 2 gary have those stories and all the (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> gary everyone >> gary: million to not to buy! they are trying to get the field and play. they will resume in a few minutes after the rain. trophies back in the day as the rain delay on top of the fifth. >> gary: politicos, a one of your reporters i in good friends wept spirit i say who? >> gary: she also shoot and talks at the same time. the woman says what exploit? >> gary: the great yellow seven is on the scene. ramirez may have to look for another way to spend his life for the next 40 years. the greatest right-handed hitter of this generation and then they found out he took those breast implants know not breast implants (laughter) >> gary: what did manage ramirez take?manny ramirexz it was something where his breast grow >> jacqueline: (laughter) >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: friday night the 49ers and kansas city they're back on the practice field. pam you know meet i do not like to practice better yet to watch someone else practice. five weeks of this. the no. 1 pick he better start doi

in gary, those are signs of rebirth. harry smith, nbc news, gary, indiana. >>> when we come back, the beach along florida's atlantic coast, anybody got any sand to spare? s from >>> florida's atlantic coast, famous for its surf and sandy beaches, but tonight the sands of time are working against the state's famous beaches. here's kerry sanders. >> reporter: florida's coastline, 663 miles of signature beaches, but in south florida, a crisis. thanks to storms and development, the sand is disappearing. >> it is quite a concept, but unfortunately it's true. >> reporter: and unlike before, pumping sand from offshore back on to the beaches here is no longer an option. >> the problem is we're running out of sand offshore. we pretty much vacuumed everything up. >> reporter: officially miami-dade runs out of offshore sand next month. in government meetings, one option discussed is shipping sand in from the bahamas or the turks and caicos islands but shipping sand from the islands is not cheap. one other idea begins with a bottle. when they're empty, this gl

gary radnich. good morning gary. >>garyck >>darya: days of lost and giants lost three it the giants almost one. --the a's lost. to me gave up six and that was not good. a >>gary: that to me as one of the most interesting final months and at half the story to follow is what's going to become of lincecum. and when i say become. there are a lot of free agents out there are soon to be carried its just how much you want to pay them for it but i know the famous line is it's not your money it's not my money so what's >>darya: so i remember when timmy was paid nothing and they were getting everything out of on >>darya: he was making them among he was a big star we're wondering when he is going to get is payday. maybe this is is a payback. >>gary: but this year for and said he makes $22 million per it right now he is about $3 million a wan. at the end of the day, nobody cares and everybody is still doing well. the team does well and they jack up the ticket prices. the one good thing about the rest of the season he says is dynamic pr

gary. especially the drivers and walkers. on gary you've heard the 38 gary helps 55 thousand riders a day and over 80 thousand in the corridor and they need the service delivered. the progress to date has been way too slow. i'm very - i'm very pleased that my office and others have been working hard to get this project sped up and the new team within the transportation authority and supervisor breed and my office have been making excellent progress over the 6 to 9 months. the ta has designed many things to mitigate the loss of parking. and new approaches to blend options like the masonic tunnel and the fillmore tunnel but with the leadership that will hopefully revicinity the japan town and fill more district to look at the tunnel and hopefully close the gap that has divided those neighborhoods for 40 or 50 years. i'm aggressively pushing a new deadline with the support of president chiu for the gary b r t not for 20/20 as planned as discussed in the past but to open in 2018. so moving those issues and items forward without dlie is critical for that 94 now a

gary light rail project and it's supposed to be light rail ready. and there you go building a space in the union square and there's supposed be space for this on gary boulevard so you've got to take into account before you do minimal. i also brought up the point that the public works mentioned the only way to alleviate traffic back when prop b was passed quota light rail system but it went no where think about that. people want the light rail. by that's what the people are going for now think about all that >> thank you very much anyone else want to speak. seeing none, public comment closed >> mr. fong can you talk about the potential for light rail on gary. i know there's proposals for the beach that l have been talked about but there's no funding stream but i saw there's funding for gary light rail and i know the bus system is going to be light rail ready supposedly >> we're going to get ready for the light rail knowing at the moment we don't have the fund in a reasonable amount of time to build the light rail but not discounting in the future that the light rail would be a nice step to get to. but in this way we're trying to get the bus lanes run in the center where we can be converted to light rail in the future when we get the funds >> i know that in discussions with the institute of the transportation policy in new york city and they're saying when looking at the b r ts whether they're in beijing or columbia or in mexico city their achieve you much of the same of the light rail at a fraction of the costs. that's why within the prop k funds there's a significant focus and enlighteny focus where the east bay are looking at the and sa

a riot gear have more coming up >> gary: (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> gary:some people are calling >> garyloy? >> gary: he is on and to play until his appeal is heard. >> you deny the use enhancement drugs? >> we will talk about it then. obviously disappointed with the news today no question about it. what we always fought for is the process of direct and i think that we have that. and at some point we will sit in from of the carter and given our case spirit of head to his surgeons and knee surgery center and fighting for my life. i have to defend myself. this is america and have an opportunity to defend yourself. michael also americans will have a chance to defend themselves and of the process and not leave us what we have here today and i do believe i will have my day. >> gary: what about his teammates reaction? >> to measure in molinos was happening spirit >> if he's here he's born to play really doesn't change anything for us. if she's helping feel good we expect for him in the conduct of the want 1 to play him. >> gary: and believe he was on the field tonight. that is an end chicago s

gary. >>gary: can i ask you a question. >>darya: i'm a big george nebraska fans greeted did he ever like that promotional king of the commute thing. >>darya: are you kidding me. he's royalty around here. he loved it. >>gary is a true professional >>darya: he's like the men's wear mouse pad. so the giants when and i guess that means no trade. so timmy can be relieved right? >>gary: its a waiver deal i won't get into but there's still another date down the road but i'm telling you when you talk especially radio show for three hours for the last few months old the trades and then there's no trade. the media. it's a great job and but it isn't all entertainment. particularly on sports, all my inside information. i have more guys on i think this guy is going to that guy is going into the day comes and nobody goes. >>darya: it's why i'm not talking about a-rod today. the >>gary: will that's interesting because something is going to happen today. >>darya: we will talk about it to death before and after so it hasn't happened yet. we are talking about a. how about the perot vote. -- provo. they make these radical changes. is anybody going to watch and take this seriously including the players now with these change

reporter: the mayor believes gary has assets worth investing in, so the airport's getting a new runway, millions have been spent spiffing up gary's glorious lakefront and to fill gary'sty houses, the city will be happy to sell one to you for $1. yep, one buck. >> i see you working on your flowers there. >> reporter: the former high school and college point guard seems to have a knack for running gary's offense. you don't seem like a politician to me. >> that's because i'm not. i'm a public servant. there is a difference. >> reporter: and maybe it's the little things that will end up making a big difference. >> the pickup's gotten better, cleanup's gotten bet per. >> you can see a lot of things being renovated, a lot of houses being torn down, things that's supposed to be done is being done now. >> reporter: green grass and impat impat impatiens on the porch. >>> when we come back the beach along florida's atlantic coast, anybody got any sand to spare? relieving heartburn, caused by acid reflux disease, relief is at hand. for many, nexium provides 24-hour heartburn relief and may be available for just $18 a month. there is risk of bone fracture and low magnesium level

gary. >>gary: all i now is i'm looking at the clock. king grasp you and i will not have a merritt today. it will be unfair. if george really was the king he'd say blessed this accident is it going anywhere. i will cut into my friend gariesg eat dog. bin fax >>darya: so the giants and the a's when a. i just want to mention that since we've been talking about losing so much. --when the. --win. the >>james: people are just going crazy. all of that's good because it gives you a good show. give find out who the real fans are prepared are >>gary: the way the giants won yesterday was a relief fund. sanchez hit a two-out to strike home run and the last inning and the wind. >>darya: the replay system they pry change in 2004 to permit these replies will be quicker and reviewed by someone sitting in new york. >>gary: a thing he could do to speed it up and you can have three reply request. >>darya: more for what they've rig-aerators are balking away destines away. preseason. football is what takes the cake. @÷ [ male announcer ] what is performance? 0 to 60? or 60 to 0? [ tires screech ] how a car performs in a quarter-mile? [ engine revs ] or a quarter-century? is performance about the joy of driving? or the importance... of survi

. >> gary: remember your plane full price to see these guys that may be cut. >> gary: >> pam: your whole staff owes me an apology (laughter) >> garyfinishing the sentence is! >> gary: (laughter) you have to remember this it will cost you at least $200 to get free commercial and >> gary: we have good news! pay 10 and eli are selling >>football on your phone ad >> gary: bay are pretty clever and fun of the camera. >> gary: john's no. 7 jersey will be retired this year and during halftime of the home game against oregon november 7th. jim plunkett no. 60 and john elway retired no.. when shall you quick the scuttle is out there will be on national tv 17 times. >> gary: plan a christmas might form a funny business. you were christmas night on television is bad. >> gary: (laughter) and we return from the rail family grain rail that won the indy with four top finishers for graeme the stock was something coming up and sonoma. all handily the end of you not pam rest assured. sam never makes a mistake. >> pam: i look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you

gary b., take it away. >> i will go out on a limb and say nothing happens in syria. the dow rallies up by dia. >> john, bull or bear is. >> i think gary is early. bear. >> your prediction, john? >> i think uncertainty in the middle east keeps oil prices high. see dra limited partners has a huge yield. up 20% in the next year. >> starbucks, 20% in the next year. accelerating earnings and revenues and insiders buying at the highs. >> garyhink? >> bearish right now. >> okay. tracy, your prediction. >> bunch of federal judges at a conference at the broadmore hotel. washington is supposed to be cutting back. we are at home. maybe they should do the same. >> they can print money. we can't. >> you know who is a classy guy, neil cavuto. neil, take it away. >>> well, on this labor day weekend some labor pains for the health care law. glad to have you you. i'm neil cavuto. be careful what you wish for. >> we're about to take the historic step towards our goal of providing quality health care to every american. this bill is a great step forward. >> well, that was then. this is now a fshgs lshfl-cio c richard trumka smiling then. not so much now. >> we've been working with the administration to find solutions to what i think are inadvertent holes in the act. when the act was put together it wasn't thought completely through and so we worked on a daily basis. i'm hopeful we will get something done in the near

gary in indiana, gary. >> caller: hey, jim, booyah. >> booyah. >> caller: this is gary ward from indianapolis, indiana. i'm a first time caller and a long time viewer. i thank you for your help. >> you're welcome. i'm glad you called. >> caller: my question is when is it advantageous to purchase preferred stock over common stock or vice versa. >> preferred i like to use when i see the yield be well in extreme -- well in excess of what i can get from a risk-free treasure, and at the same time it's safe. that's when i use preferred. common stock i'm trying to get capital appreciation and sometimes also capital preservation. there's two different things. preferred is a fixed income instrument where i can pick up extra yield than i can get from treasuries. dave in california, dave. >> caller: this is dave in sunny california. >> what's on your mind. >> caller: how do you come across a company that's a growing company, doing all the right things for investors to what we call get uplifting to go from nasdaq pink sheets or the otc market to the new york stock exchange. >> this is all an odds game and the odds

gary lester, gary of lester prairie, minnesota. well court of appeals upheld what the police said.rybody else at risk. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- frightening allegations terrifying images. and new claims the syrian regime attacked its own people. with chemical weapons. >> a bizarre twist. in a case filled with questions. the family of the man accused of kidnapping hannah anderson wants to find out if he is her father. >> also, keeping your home and valuables safe when you are away. some important tips on making your house burglar proof. >> a short-lived tweet from dr. phil, sparking outrage this morning. the controversial question he posed about sex assault and alcohol. it is thursday, august 22nd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >>> good thursday morning. we are beginning this half-hour with new concerns about the use of chemical weapons in syria. the u.s. and other countries are demanding u.n. inspectors be allowed in to investigate. >> the syrian government is denying any such attack took place. here is our chi

it's things first base in a eisley are my nephew gary sheffield he also started him very young training him as well is that close to gary very close to gary there is basically is when everybody's more like my you know brother you know we actually was kids share the same bed at one time so when we were a boy or your father negotiated your contract it negotiated my first concert i did it was base of my agent with that and then i got a's of a job but then at the mr ninety five season want to join the yankees i said negotiate a contract with mrs sobber or what form provision play for the mets that sort of drive to make hundred two i want to keep sport to see that bill it's only our call it's a little falls towards in it's one game and then more on this one i guess than one hundred three personally spurgeon yeah they are called aaa for the aaa you know players who are also those who offer us an offer ties and david johnson is the manager there and i remember at their pitching great for the playoffs the aaa bursars he told me said what i meant is make sure you know my team something while i'll be greatly subir aaa they had to bigley job that wa

gary radnich. (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> gary: the greys here >> gary: their goals in desmond court one and one in the fourth and with two runs national ticket 321 leak. lead >> gary: six innings, six runs and seven hits. not so hot tonight. into the second deck national week with 14 home runs and three batters letter later. giants have won more that giving credit again when your last place is easy to say let's get out of here. >> gary: here is your, well, cannot problem with attendance. for the biggest drop in baseball on august 20th sell tickets for $1. a major league game for $1. you can see the marlins in miami on august 20th at. then you would have thought that there was a nuclear war. tom brady suffered a knee injury during practice and i am telling you the recipe and e s t... espn just came and took over with the story. to have es p n on cable is $5 and some change. the second is tnt with about a dollar tam. so they do not even have to sell at but they do. they cannot compete because of the s p keyman is $5.40. fox and and the b.c.

gary prado you are absolutely right. gary prado is one of the characters in the book and he was the leader, one of the leaders of a ranger company. we focused on gary prado because it was gary prado who actually captured che. we told the story of the bolivian military through prado 's eyes and prado came from a long history of military people and his family. his father was that believe a major general. he was a diplomat and you know, the gary prado wanted to impress his father. that is why he went into the military into the calvary. when the first attacks happened when the bolivian soldiers were ambushed and they had no idea who was behind ambush gary prado volunteered trade in fact there was a dinner with the president of bolivia and he goes to the dinner because in bolivia the time there were 200 families that were basic and with all well-connected and they all knew each other and they ran the country. so he had dinner with the president and gary prado had some training in counterinsurgency. he was at fort will again panama and at the dinner they start discussing the ambushes and this shall -- soldiers who were killed. brought it was really angry