-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

community is a could see them and they can grew up in a wonderful environmentalist whether from marcus gary i didn't or the pits you'd like come there as one group that will allow my officers who work with the children to bring them so they feel welcome the last positive i saw as we looked at the chief said there is currently some crime issues in the past we'll have in the triangle right now around the depose triangle is 3wrd read do by the northern station we divide there's been activity and issues i have a concerns is the homeless and we at the department think it's important that one station as best i can has responsibility and oversight to address the the concerns 0 northern station will be able to respond to one location to one station to request when they have concerns in the neighborhood so we've done a lot of outreach some of you may have seen this on the newsletter i met that the supervisors and supervisor london breed and supervisor farrell we've dispensability time going to the haurnl and the depose triangle we talked about the visitation it was important for me to let you know y

. >> reporter: among them, professor gary marcus, a professor of psychology at new york university. >years old. having a machine be able to have a real conversation with you do, you have siri and siri understands some stuffs about movies and restaurants but it doesn't generally understand what you're talking about. you can't have an open understanding with these machines. >> but now that they can more sealy see the future they can more clearly see the rinks. >> what's the danger? >>. >> the biggest concern is if we build programs that have control over the world. >> reporter: stephen hawking sound thad ed that alarm. >> once americans develop artificial intelligence, it will take off on its own and take off at an alarming rate. >> reporter: elon musk talked about it our greatest exextend chal threat. >> we're summoning the demons. >> reporter: google paid for deep mind last year and facebook has set up an artificial intelligence lab hiring ai pioneer jan la kuhn. >> whichever one of these companies really makes that big breakthrough of get machines that really understand language for

. >> reporter: among them gary marcus a professor of psychology at new york university. >> there hase field is 60 years old. on some of the harder questions we're a long way way. having a machine be able to have a real conversation with you, you have siri, siri understand it's restaurants, but can't have an open-ended conversation with one of these machines. >> reporter: now that scientists can more clearly see the future they can also more clearly see the risks. >> what's the danger? >> the biggest danger is we'll build programs we don't really understand that have a lot of control over the world. >> reporter: british physicist stephen hawking sounded that alarm in a recent interview with the bbc. >> once humans develop artificial intelligence that will take off on its own and redesign itself at an ever increasing rate. >> reporter: tesla founder elon musk at a falk in m.i.t. in november called it our greatest existential threat. >> summoning the demon. >> reporter: research is accelerating. google paid $400 million for the british a.i. company deep mind last year and facebook set u

gary: it's the only hobby i really have. sue: it's ridiculous! lemonis: my name is marcus lemonis, and i fix failing businesses. money, don't follow my process. i make the tough decisions. we're closing the store, we're done i'm not talking about it anymore.