john walked outside to get the newspaper and he heard a noise and he walked to curb and there was gary smithbackup is that our cameras also caught this. >> smith lands back in custody where he faces additional tire slashing allegations from his former campaign manager. >> accused tire slasher gary smith was back in court again today. this is now the fourth time he has faced a judge in just the past week. he was arraigned on aggravated stalking charges unrelated to the case surrounding his former campaign manager. we talked to someone who said smith has slashed more than 50 of his tires. smith's bond is set at $75,000 cash only on this particular case. >> when the tire slashing video makes national news, smith's former neighbor, kenneth, in el paso, texas, contacts albuquerque police with a tire slashing video of his own. he tells police that smith terrorized his family for years. allegedly slashing tires, attempting to burn down the house, and trying to poison their dog. >> when i saw their footage, it took my breath away because it was identical. it was like a practiced motion. like somebod

larry shover, gary b. smith, fox business contributor and our own adam shapiro. gary, i know this is the kind of thing you want to plug your nose say i don't want to do it because you don't go with crazy names, one much these names, all three had great performances today is there one you should feel should go into a portfolio? >> you stole my lead when i say don't go with the crazy names, thankfully. do my part, okay? i would go with party city. that is the most, warren buffett, most gary smith. it is established. they have barriers to entries they already have locations. they're making money. that is the one i would play. liz: barriers to entry. you mentioned buffett. buffett owns the big competitor, oriental trading, larry. does that make it a target? >> it may. i'm with gary, party city is one of the three i would go with. it is a household name. it has been around for almost 30 years. liz: yeah. >> i acknowledge there has been a lot of financial maneuvering. sales have been growing although they are in debt. that's changed. but all the tossing back and forth,

we bring in our panel, gary b. smith, steve loeb and bob rice of tangent capital. gary, why not?i breaks 20,000 for the first time, isn't it look out above? >> well, here's my, here's my concern, liz. most people out there, including myself, aren't really experts on the japanese market or the nikkei. my gosh, i'm barely an expert on our market. i think if you don't understand another, a foreign country or another market, at the minimum you should give your money to someone that does or completely stay out of it. liz: or you know, stephen, that abenomics involves keeping rates ridiculously low, making sure the japanese stocks benefit from a weaker currency. isn't that enough to know? >> yes, liz, it is. there's so many reasons why i think ace ya is a very, very good -- asia is a very, very good place to be. i think there's a tremendous rotation from west to east in this world, unfortunately. the infrastructure bank in china in which, actually, japan and the u.s. are the only two countries not to join. great britain defied the u.s. for the first time, i think, since the end of the

this is "bulls and bears" gary b. smith, jonas, john layfield and hadley keith and chuck rocha, welcome, everybody. gary b. siding with rubio or the white house? >> i have to side with senator rubio on this. i hate to boil it down to math but this is basic math because the white house makes the math arguments, so let's look at the other side. they're saying gitmo is too expensive, we need to close it down release the prisoners. give them a cost $400 million to run, a large amount of money. 9/11 cost total $2 trillion. my god, you could keep gitmo open what is that for 50 years and still not make up for one 9/11. these are the deadliest criminals that we know of brenda. we need to keep them safe. there is no cost however astronomical we think that would not be worth it. >> chuck, the white house is reportedly racing to release gitmo detainees, and others say that's crazy, and such a risk to america. what say you? >> well what i say is under george bush there was 500 people down there that he let loose and 100 of which return

earlier we spoke to gary smith who covered the tournament and this problem over the ban and asked himll effect the reputation of the governing body. >> well it's a huge embarrassment because you see i'm looking at this from this point of view and thinking this is his fault because in the past few weeks we saw them themselves reduce the sentence giving to a country for another incident for tunisia and how they miss behaved during the tournament and for some weird reason reduced their ban in the center and have given to guinea so if the court of arbitration are looking at how they are not affording their own punishment and can say what is good for the goose is good for the gander and what they have done. >> reporter: deliberately reenforced his relationship with african futbol a few more months before being president and in fifa magazine said they must respect africa ahead of the congress in cairo next week and praised refreshing skills and technical technical fanesse where to reached knock out stages and africa and declared the nations will back him in the election. liverpool manager i

here they are the bulls and bears, gary b. smith, jonas max ferries authorities nabbed all these guys but are we doing enough? >> there is good news. the good news is so far we've been catching these people. they've been stopped again and again. the bad news is that odds are eventually one of these people is going to slip through the cracks. isis is a ferocious and their mission is strong and they are nuts. maybe not this year but it's going to happen eventually. there are three options. one is we realize what amateurs these lone wolves are, or it could be something like the boston bombing which was tragic and terrible but survivable, or it could be 9/11 and shut down a whole industry. it could happen in a fast food restaurant, a theme park or a mall. it can be very, very bad for the economy and all americans. it could be really serious. the problem is a big problem. usually governments don't spend money on something until the problems occur. it was well known new orleans was right in the line of a hurricane and couldn't sustain a h

gary b. smith joe mass max ferris, john layfield along with ashley pratt and emily tish-sussman. ashley, the union backed protests, just a way to bump up their membership, not people's pay? >> the unions do not care at all about increasing the minimum wage for workers. they tried to make this look like an organic effort when really over the past two years the seiu funneled over $50 million into nonprofit groups to make it look like it's organic done by the workers. if you saw some of the protests, young college students being paid money by the unions to stand out there. they weren't actual fast food workers and that's the real issue that you wachbt tont to debate. why this issue is going on when workers aren't the ones really advocating for it. >> gary, why do you think this is? tens of millions of dollars a huge campaign and most union workers don't make minimum wage. >> exactly, brenda. it's very clever actually on the part of unions. they're looking altruistic but what they're really doing is looking out for their union members. as you point out, most union members aren't paid

. >> well, gary l. smith, a football journalist in gabon and he tells us why he thinks that they're gabon won the hosting. >> they offer logistics and even in equatorial guinea, they have a lot of events. they have the stadium and the infrastructure and they'll be using the facilities that they used in 2012. one challenge that i have after the final of the 2012, they went back to the stadium to just do a report and it looked like there was nothing there. they had used a lot of chinese labor and chinese materials materials, and it was a leg go stadium that we had seen. but this time they'll have a lot of stadium and a lot of infrastructure, that will be permanent. >> well, as well as the decision announcing the host, they held the draw for quality fighters and confirmed that morocco and tunisia will be able to compete. morocco had been banned for refusing to host the tournament earlier this year because of fears over ebola. but morocco was reinstated following a successful appeal to the court's arbitration cou

. >> to talk more on this, i'm joined on skype by gary l. smith. are you surprised by this decision? >> very good. i think that the algerian delegation had strong belief they could get this bid. i think politics came in the way. the football association penalty of algeria is seen as a potential rival to the current head of african football. i think that was a strong factor in the fact that algeria didn't win the bid. also it's surprisessing algeria didn't win. my sources tell me they had one of the strong evident bids. gabon are being rewarded for political loyalty. the back story is that you remember morocco chickened out of hosting. we saw a lot of buses planes given by gabon. i think this is simply a critical victory for political loyalty and also the fact that they have the infrastructure so are going to be using the facilities they used in 2012, as well. >> gabon hosted in 2012 with equatorial guinea. what difficulties will they faced? >> i think the difficulties will be sorted out. after the final of the 2012 event, they went back to the stad

. >> gary: veteran defensive tackle and tony smith was released mother raiders today was somewhat ofgiven smith has an inside pass rusher and is a leader in the locker room he posted three sacks last season as the situation a pass rusher but he is 33 years old and on the downside of his career. the team saves $4 million against the salary cap with the move. smith was injured in an second year of a $9 million contract. >> gary: former raider matt shaw has found in a home he signed a one-year, 3 million deal to back of show fladeboe with the baltimore ravens today. job was bought and by leaders and paid a billion to be the starting qb but lost the job to derrick carr in a preseason play attempting one has an interception against the browns. >> gary: pitcher its tight and played up his knee kid image went next to describe this ideal wife. appearing on show * jim brown showed up clearly did not offend anyone in the studio on its least. >> gary: our united miles... ...for a trip to hawaii. we love free checked bags. i've saved $75 in checked bag fees. no foreign transaction fees means rea

looking at former bears all pro lance bricks in sacramento native of spirit >> gary: veteran defensive tackle antonio smithary: he posted three sacks last season at the situational pass rusher but he is 33 years old and on the downside of his career. the team saved $4 million against the salary cap with the mold smith was in a train has to second year of a two-year nightmare dollar bill. --two year nine million dollar deal. >> gary: i am on kron now and some nights i do not need any thing. >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: real quick was run this bob melvin thing. will up that in the clock and the morning and we interviewed about it as he said last night he is not james brown. but he is a good guy. >> gary: lee talked a little bit about his daughter who is trying to be an actress and york. they move there to help corporate--to help her. >> as my daughter is in theater and a writer now. we ended up getting a place there and when we left arizona we were there exclusively. we were in seoul. all for about five or six years. --soho >> yes, she is well versed is method acting acting. >> you understand it. we look at i

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along with kevin white of west virginia it is well known the 49ers >> gary: are in need of a dynamic pass catcher they gave torrey smithhreat cooper is considered a great all-around receiver but not a speed burnier. >> pam: i am just being left out of the boy talk here. >> gary: i did need a guy that i can drink beer with an things that two guys can do. >> gary: we are both married but we are not dead. are we? >> pam: you will be dick. (laughter) she >> pam:you will be dead! (laughter) psst >> gary:the so-called fight of the century will certainly be the most expensive. >> gary:the manny pacquaio- floyd mayweather fight may 2nd will fetch the most expensive pay-per-view price defintion broadcast of the fight will cost $99 standard definition is $89 the old record was $74.95 and $64.95 >> gary:the pay-per-view proceed are expected to double the record of $152 million the cheapest ticket for the fight at the mgm grand in las vegas is $1,500 the total gate? $74 million up next.the weekend is fast >> pam: approaching. >> pam: a warning from officials if you plan on visiting the golden gate bridge for the easter holiday. ♪

. >> gary radnich: june 20th and under what bursa's paul smith. andre ward versus paul smith... do not fight for freedom at that's why they call it prize fighting its for a prize >> pam moore: i feel like we have watched him grow up. >> pam moore: attention facebook users big changes kicked into day the new feature now available through messenger. compare >> pam moore: they spoke is going face-to-face with a new feature the company says is approved the messenger act will allow users to talk to each other face-to-face over what i or cellular networks. facebook says is different from other video chat act because it is worse starts with the tax and then the user can quickly change will sit tonight at 8:00. introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. >>> "the insider" in the story in the fun, 24/7 for every news conversation. >> are you you a woman? >> yes, for all intents and purposeses i am a woman. >> bruce's emotional truth. an insider's perspective on his candid from a close confidant. >> i was trying to support her. >> kathie lee is g

forces is next escalation close >> gary: mcclellan was announced that he will coach team canada and as jack republic. also the sharks for burns for the canadian team spirit smithpresenting u.s. a pyrrhic he could be relieved of his duties. while being good enough ok to coach john teen canada. >> gary: over the weekend said that he had this to win the masters. five months on the dagger side in 97 was tiger woods. >> gary: this is good news for seven francisco with the hottest guy in the gulf right now on the scene. >> gary: woods with the rating of 27% higher. >> grant: he does not have a dynamic personality but he is such a good guide. he is it that the to get all 4 s tiger is on the weight belt. he is the next superstar on the american side. >> gary: you know more about this than i do. >> grant: that is why we are 18. --a team. >> pam: you are not along gary. >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: next time mountain view has a storage problem and you are doing a story i was the bright on and to talk to you. >> gary: the case have tallied. trying to get well at the ballpark care in center cisco against--right here at the ball park here in san francisco. against colorado

dynamic pass catcher and they gave tory smith $40 million to be the deep threat cooper is considered a great all round receiver. but not a speed burner. >> gary both of you take away! >> pam: thank you. (laughter) >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> grant: video just released by police they are hoping to catch the guy that is responsible. this man does what the armed with a metal pipe and drilled the homeless man creek police are searching for the suspect they do not know why he did it. it to happen unprovoked accurate is happening with an attempted murder with the attempted murder weapon creek police is trying to find the suspect there is we are always updating our stories. >> pam: we hope to see you later tonight tactic evening everyone! ah. morning. helicopter company. cool. i see no yellow tape, no solemn cops. why are we here, lisbon? i don't know, jane. all i know is the director called me at 4:30 a.m. and asked me to handle this personally, whatever this is. and you just do whatever the director says no questions asked? uh, he's the director. okay, well, call me when you figure it out. hey. wait. no, he asked for you specificall

laughter) >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: talking about jumping back into the rink for the first time in months. add or call it looks like he will fight someone named paul smith i always laugh when they retire jayz will make therm rappers? i don't know! >> gary: reddick bowl is sold down on his luck that you could pay him to the state any bank. --you could pay him to say any think brit who could pay him $20 in he would put his name on it. >> gary: it went from me to sing pay me $20 and i was sending any think you want-- anything. >> grant: she is showing you love. she is not wishing death upon you. >> pam: break out the shade of corporate debt is on the way what the weather!--dan it took tennis legend serena williams, fencing champion tim morehouse and the rockettes years to master their craft. but only moments to master paying bills at chase.com. depositing checks at the atm and transferring funds on the mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. female announcer: get three years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's i

a in >> gary radnich: i andre ward serving the best fighter around these parts will come back of boxing on june 20th at oracle arena he would take on of veteran fighter from england paul smith be his first bout in 17 muncies which management he is now represented by jay-z. we ask him is he's ready to go after this long long way long >>: boxing is a lifestyle for me. i have to stay fit as a part of a lifestyle i did speak up where i left off all of us feel good right now for june 20th i was close to retiring with that lay off my wife told me know we have four kids in europe to keep working. >>: out follow floyd we're may weather i hope and live up to the height to making in excess of $100 million are there any losers? >> grant lodes: encouraging the grant is a pretty boy and he looks ready >> gary radnich: have you ever been touched by a professional but boxer >> grant lodes: not like that that was hard core. laughter when do weekend >> gary radnich: grant as a good stead if you can take that good chin. >> gary radnich: the giants have rallied. jos hamilton acted too rough years with the los angeles angels of anaheim with this self reported relapse of alcohol and cocaine use

smith. they're having a feud over whose music your mom is really into now. [ laughter ] i love that ed sheeran. i love him. [ laughter ] garynd nick nolte are in a feud over whether gary busey is an insane nick nolte or nick nolte is a a drunk gary busey. [ cheers and applause ] it's a tricky fight. >> steve: you can't tell. >> jimmy: i don't know. >> steve: you cannot tell. >> jimmy: it's tricky. >> steve: who knew? >> jimmy: a tricky fight. and finally, arnold schwarzenegger and sylvester stallone are in a a feud over -- [ mumbling gibberish ] [ schwarzenegger accent gibberish ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all day long, they say. >> steve: all day long. >> jimmy: all day long. >> steve: bicker. >> jimmy: you guys, finally, season 5 of "game of thrones" premieres this weekend. [ cheers and applause ] everyone here is pretty excited. so we thought we would do -- we'd show our excitement the only way we know how, by editing footage from "game of thrones" to the tune of "i'm so excited" by the pointer sisters. watch this. ♪ >> i want to -- >> love you. >> feel you. >> and wrap. >> myself. >> around. >> you. >> i want to. >> squeez

stephanie: gary cohen got to win it, but how amazing would it be to be a duke basketball player today? erik: pretty amazing. fred smith figures he can cook up something with tnt that ups failed to do, and that is a successful acquisition. $4.8 billion is what they have offered to the dutch company. ed hammond covers m&a. he is here to talk about the deal. that seems the obvious place to start. fedex trumpeting this as a match made in heaven. of course it is, otherwise they would not be buying it, but why will regulators agree? ed: the reason they said no to ups and it was thrashed out in court, ups is much bigger in europe. fedex is smaller in europe. you have dhl, ups, and fedex and tnt. so you will shrink it, but it is allowing fedex to take a bigger position in europe. stephanie: how much does tnt need this, we said they were struggling. how bad? ed: this company has been a basket case longer than i've been a journalist. always a target for takeover. it has struggled. since the ups transaction was blocked, this company has been in dire straits. they need this transaction. it looks like a fairly even -- decent price