so more than covers your mortgage? gary: more than covers it. lemonis: swansons' monthly mortgage payment is $3,800, but the rent they collect from the two tenants is $3,000 each, so swansons, after they make their own monthly payment, will still clear $2,200 each month, totaling $26,400 each year. they actually make money on this deal. so, you have a bit of a kitchen here. gary: oh, yeah. lemonis: and what's the most profitable -part of the business? -gary: prep foods. -lemonis: prepared foods? -gary: yeah. lemonis: so how much fresh fish do you sell each week? gary: about $18,000. lemonis: $18,000? what are the margins on that fish? gary: about 30%. lemonis: and then how much in soups and prepared foods do you sell a week? gary: it's equal -- about $18,000. lemonis: and what are the margins on that? gary: that's about 60%. -lemonis: double the margins? -gary: yeah. lemonis: and what does it take to run this place a month? what does it cost between mortgage payment, utilities, payroll -- everything? gary: i would guess $18,000. lemonis: so, gary's explained that

of 20 attacks so far this year, the only one that was fatal was on a surfer. will swanson wrote in a newspaper that the thrill of knowing you might be killed is part of the appeal. >> there is a shark attack on this beach three or four years ago. and the very next morning we were all out surfing in the same spot. and it was frightening and spooky, that fear and spookiness was part of the attraction for sure. >> although the number of shark attacks is still small in australia five were killed in the 12 months to february. how to avoid being next is a common discussion. bait and kill is one. the conservationists were outraged. shark nets protect some popular beaches, but they can track and kim other harmless sea life and work best in calm bays. tracking can alert people. aerial surveillance can help. but it's a little piecemeal. repellants emit a pulse that sharks don't like and can be affixed to surfboards. >> i have no doubt that you will see shark shields on these jet skies. >> if people enter a shark's environment, they are taking a calculated if tiny, risk. there is one

so far this year. the only that proved fatal was on a surfer. sports writer will swanson who himself was still out on wednesday wrote in a up in saying that the thrill of knowing that you might be killed is part of the appeal. >> if there is a dark shark attack and very next morning we were all serving in the same spot. it was frightening and spooky, but that fear and that spookiness was part of the attraction for sure. >> although the number of shark attacks is small, in australia it is rising, five were killed in 12 months to february. to avoid being next is the common topic on the beach. one answer, bait and kill the sharks. that's what they did in 2014 after an attacks. but conservationists were outraged, and the toll on big sharks are now on hold. they can trap and kill other harmless sea life tagging can alert people when a known big one gets close to shore. aerial surveillance also helps. but it's all piecemeal. an electrical post that sharks dislike can be fixed to surfboards or motorized craft. >> i have no doubt that you'll see spark shields. >> if people see sh

so we called them >> to you as well. you want to talk a little about james swanson >> you are being kind to him. part of it was informed by the fact they do that but they collect their and he has been collecting objects, manuscripts and books related to lincoln since he was 10 years old and he's amassed an enormous collection. like henry james has had to put many of his objects into storage because there was no room for them. he's got storage facilities in more than one state. >> james also is the author of a number of books but particularly one of my favorite is manhunt, the hunt for john wilkes booth after the lincoln assassination. let's go back a little further than not. the first folio is the two men are the saviors >> the folio refers to the size of the book. it's very large. 13 by eight depending how it's been shaped down. >> life a life magazine size. that is correct. that book would be closer to some thing called half the size. what made it interesting was some kind of the work in that. prior to and it's been reserved for political and religious tracts. not fiction, not literature and p

of 20 attacks in australia so far this year the only proved fatal was on a surf he. that hasn't put many surfers off. will swanson who was in fact himself still out on wednesday wrote about the thrill of flogge you might be killed is part of the appeal. >> there's a shark attack on this beach three or four years ago. and the very next morning we were all out surfing in the same spot. and it was frightening and it was spooky but that fear and that spookiness was part of the attraction for sure. >> but although the number of shark attacks is still very small in australia its rising. five were killed in the 12 months to february. how to avoid being next is a familiar topic. bait and kill the sharks. that's what the state government of western australia did in 2014 after a spate of attacks. the conservationists were outraged and the cull of big sharks are now on hold. the shark nets are popular on beaches but they can trap and kill other sea life and are best in bays that are not great for surfing. >>> a known big one getting close to shore aerial surveillance can help but it's piecemeal. affixed to surf boards or ne

so just yet. wear here in the area of 100 block of queen streets as well as 800 block of swanson street. south detectives say roofly 18 vehicles had one or two slashed tires. we have talk to the victims last night who said news is upsetting, frustrating costly and, of course, inconvenient. >> i saw quite a few cars where tires were slashed including my car. i am disappointed and, you know, what is the reason people do this? >> there will be a cost involve. i don't know if the insurance is going to be worth it or in the whether we have a vandalism rider on our policy, i haven't check yet but we will see. probably be some out of pocket expense but that is the way these things go sometimes. >> reporter: detectives are working on the case trying to determine whether or not there could be surveillance in the the area to try to help catch the person who went on this tire slashing spree over the weekend. back out here live, this is just one exam this jeep got hit twice. front tire, back tire. we talk to people who said two of their cars were hit. very frustrating for people in this section of q

so we don't call them a quarter. >> host: not boxes of kentucky fried chicken from 10 years ago. you want to talk a little bit about james swanson of well-known author and a bit of a collector of other memorabilia? >> guest: bit of a collector is an understatement. you are being kind yes. part of my research on henry folger was informed by the fact that i did live with the collector and he had been collecting objects manuscripts looks related to lincoln since he was 10 years old. he has amassed an enormous collection that i haven't seen the full extent of yet because like henry james has had to put many of his objects into storage because there is no room for them. we have storage facilities in more than one state. >> host: i was going to say that you know about. >> guest: that i know about, right cool. >> host: james is a co-author of a number but particularly manhunt about john wilkes booth after the lincoln assassination but let's go back in time a little further than that. the first folio. could you talk about what a folio is? some of the viewers may not be a aware of it in the first folio shakespeare's work and the two men,

swanson street and queen street in queen village. >> my jeep got slashed. but i was fortunate that my bmw didn't. but i'm on call it a hospital. so not having a car would be really bad thing. >> investigators aren't sure when the damage was done. neighbors tell us crews were out all day changing tires and making repairs. >>> a miracle save after a home goes up in flames. how some residents were pulled out of the ashes. >>> and on the prowl. more sightings of lion on the loose in a suburb. what is being done to catch it and the possibility there is more than one. >> all right, very humid thunderstorms coming in the area. we expect more tomorrow. we will track the timing on that and track the third heat wave for the season with your seven-day straight ahead. iran keeps their nuclear facilities. military sites can go uninspected. restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. iran has violated 20 international agreements and is the leading state sponsor of terrorism. >>> philadelphia police are investigating a deadly shooting in kensington. nbc 10 has the scene along east cambridge street wher

so long, i'm thinking, if i jump in, if i can't get him on the first try, that's it. >> july 6th, 2014, rancho palos verdes, california. friends gary golding, robert mcnolte and hillary swansonday trip to abalone cove, a local park along the oceanfront. hillary recently won a gopro camera in a contest and is looking forward to trying it out. >> we wanted to go to the beach and use the gopro camera to capture the footage of the sealife. >> by the time the group gets to the beach, it's high tide and hard to spot sealife. so gary comes up with a different idea. >> hey, i'll show you this thing at this other cove. it's these rocks people jump off of. we'll check that out inside. >> while gary jumps out into the surf, hillary and rob hang out on the rocks along with friends and family, including rob's sons. >> after we had been there a while, a group of young men arrived. they looked to be older teens and they were asking gary about the swell and the current and this and that. >> water is nice. >> hillary had some shots of me doing flips off the rocks. and then we were going to get some on me and see what we could put it together and have fun. >> it's recording. >> i put the came