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, gary, gary, gary gary is great. gary, gary, gary, gary, gary great, great, great >> tonight, stephen welcomes creators of broadway's "bright star," shirley maclaine. and conducting the l.a. philharmonic, gustavo dudamel. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now it's time for "the late show with stephen colbert"! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: excellent! thanks, everybody! thanks so much, ladies and gentlemen. that's awfully nice. hello, jon! hello, over there! thank you! please, thank you. hello-- hello, jon and all the other woodland creatures over there. >> jon: yeah, baby! welcome to "the late show." i'm not gary. thank you for that energy. i've been a little under the weather, but i think i'm browning back, unless this is just a brief moment of clarity right before the end. speaking of the end, last night, you may have heard about this, there was a major internet outage, striking at the core of our nation's online infrastructure, tinder. who's on tinder here? anybody on tinder here? ( applause ) a lot

gary: thank you >> pam:thank you, gary! >> gary: he says kansas " when did all his sweeping team as west virginia. >> gary: brad is a good friend of the bobby knight. >> gary: what is knight doing these days just relaxing? >> he has a home and montana. he's doing fine. he's real happy. >> tel is really good. i have no doubt. --cal >> gary: rex walters? you have no feelings on that? >> they may now have a clue because they have not hired a coach and over 20 years. >> justin is better. speed is a good guy in november it would justin is better prepared. -- steve is a good guy >> gary: anyone can talk about their sport. but he goes up to grant and remembers grant last year at this time when he came and and you that just had your child. all right? >> grant: yes. he said you had a baby the glass your arm around this time right? yes good guy. >> gary: he has six players that will get scholarships. >> gary: to congratulate pam, if you did not hear me earlier michigan won against also. --against tulsa >> gary: i am-to-i am a good sp

. >> gary: the denver broncos to now have a quarterback. with the nfl's free agency opening today the houston tx testify now the former denver broncos quarterback brett cause weiler to a four year deal for 7 $2 million creek league and the super bowl champions without a star under center with the retirement of peyton manning. >> gary: now and rapoport is reporting colin kapernick is the next four back up for the broncos and that a trade with the 49ers is likely. the broncos also supposedly interested in brother griffin the third period when asked about kapernick today broncos general manager john elway says he is always like colin. broncos head coach gary can be at also share similar thoughts regarding kapernick. who is under contract and the 20-20 season with the niners creek. >> gary: more bad news for the niners. and their struggles at off this of line. two-time pro bowl guard alex of boeing signed a four year deal with minnesota vikings for 26 $28 million. the 6.8300 pounder was ranked second among dugard available in the market. boldin

. >> gary: 81 set jong. passerby. --81-72 at this juncture >> gary: you apply fall game 3 at this 0.18 conference games but you do not get an automatic bid you have to go through a tournament. 26 wins will be announced, hopefully creek but they denied it automatically. >> gary: this is a great story. >> gary:wcc womens championship.jennifer azzi with a win with get usf into the ncaa tournament >> gary:4th quarter/ 68-64 byu taylor proctor strong to the hoop for the and-one 68-66 byu 20 seconds left byu up 1 with the ball >> gary:proctor with the block zhane dikes with the steal and she is fouled dikes makes both free throws 69-68 usf 5 seconds left 70-68 usf >> gary:dikes with the steal to win it for usf >> gary:azzi gets the dons into the ncaa tournament for the 1st time in 19 years! >> gary:final: 70-68 usf >> gary: (cheers & applause) >> grant: college hoops was the most collegiate sports that mattered in philly. >> grant: university of pennsylvania play their home games, still. that is the big corn. the

who they call the samoan randy johnson. >> gary:-4 strikeouts, no runs allowed in 2 innings. >> gary:--a's scored 9-runs this afternoon. >> gary:two of them on this hit from danny valencia. >> gary:--oakland won 9-4, but fell to the diamondbacks in the late game. >> i am learning a new thing i've never heard of this. split squad >> gary: and up, mom if you are listening we are now having another baby. >> my goodness. >> gary: who is the lady that we had to answer that? --answered back? >> gary:zenita? >> gary: i say is softly, we are in a ball of tile business to but not like basketball but, the news business is tough to rid-- tough >> gary: and the back of my mind i may never feel the same about the die even if i smiled and walked past. but that is just me. (laughter) >>okay! >> moving on! >> you said a one donald trump positive is that his children tugged out ok. >>--turned >> i do not see anything wrong with that. >> gary: when i was starting out in ohio i was getting fatter. he left immunize note to say hang in there. >> grant: really? >> gary: years when the guy have some childre

--our friend dawkins >> gary: yes. hawkins and dawkins >> grant: you wonder if he regrets not playing--nesting at duke. as an assistant? >> grant: >> gary: tar to be at stanford with all of their academic restrictions. the ball, it is a goal. basketball? >> gary:the niners resigned nose tackle ian williams to a one-year deal. this deal replaces a five-year deal williams was given a few weeks ago the niners pulled back the the offseason. >> gary:at the nfl owner's meetings today nfl commissioner roger goodell was asked about the raiders flirtations with the cities' distinction as the gambling center of the country . the >> gary:the end of an era for yankees fans. alex rodriguez has announced. he will be retiring from baseball after the 2017 season a rod told espn. that it's be a dad >> i am hopeful that oakland will be one of those and a boy in the relocation--and, we can avoid >> gary: those hotels are not built because they wanted to be die-hard sports fan spirit they want to come and and gamble and has been your week

gary says apple needs to get on board, gary. >> absolutely, daigen. look, in my opinion we're fighting a modern day world war called world war 3 2.0 if you will. the fbi is trying to help the united states win that war at a minimum, be safe. apple is critical to that. you know, in world war ii, daigen, the government conscripted entire industries to help us win the war. i think apple can do its part to help us out. >> and this guy in europe, susie, was nabbed with electronic devices which are critical to following the, his trail, and potentially uncovering other terrorists and terror plots, right? >> right. well, look, true confession right up front. i see both sides of the debate and intellectually speaking, this is a war shack about how much you trust the government and sometimes i think i have nothing to hide, what do i care? and then i think, if bernie sanders gets elected, the irs is going to find a reason to audit me because i whined about government regulation, but the noise many my head goes completely silent when i imagine the elementary scho

well at least gary promises. we'll hold you to it after the break when it comes to the things you love, you want more. love romance? get lost in every embrace. into sports? follow every pitch, every play and every win. change the way you experience tv with x1 from xfinity. >> back now at the latest for breaking news out of brussels, belgium. rocking the city overnight. two explosions targeted the city airport. 13:00 p.m. dead and several others injured and residents are being told to stay indoors. >> airport spokesperson says all flights out of the airport were cancelled and incoming flights were de f diverted. security was tightened metro is also shut down there's reports of explosion at metro station as well. bell yum terror threat is at the highest level this comes aa day after terror suspect salah abdelsam was arrested in brussels. >> beautiful picture washington monument this morning. sun coming up. cloud of shoes too. and cl

gary? >> i would like to see what he's going to do after big elections, and you know, when they'll have any plan of nominating anybody else but donald trump. >> all right. great to see you. thank you very much for joining us. see you tomorrow on the fox business network. have a great sunday, everybody. thanks. >>> we are two days away for high stakes winner take all contests that could make or break the republican candidates. they're not holding anything back on the campaign trail. as we get closer to super tuesday, part two. a close eye being kept on donald trump. following the chaos that broke out at some of his rallies. the front runner holding an incident free rally in bloomington illinois. not letting the previous day's encounters deter his support. >> there has never been anything like we have going. never. never happened before. to this extent. and you see it in the primaries. you see it in the

mcgrady.mcgrad hey, gary. >> forecast, you know what, it t looks pretty good. g i mean, this afternoon maybes af there's a spotty shower buthor we'll address that here in just a second. son temperatures outside this morning are really cooperatingoi because here in the city, it'sy' very comfortable.le temperatures are only in the a lower 50's. 5 looks like we probably dropblyro down into the upper 40's for 40' an actual low. l so, over the next couple ofouplf hours, temperatures will get ap little cooler. now, out in the suburbs andbs someplace north and westh temperatures are lower 40'sures there for frederick, annapolisos at 49 degrees and fredericksburg is 46. is we have generally clear skies.a it's a super beautiful morning and we'll have some sunshine ssh to start.rt. notice the clouds farther backab out to the west.out to the wes there's a couple of little l light rain showers, too, out t, into west virginia a. we're sunny this morning.ny thi we're a little breezy thisy afternoon.rnoon. temperature at noontime 65.e still breezy in the afternoon ao and i'm

. >> gary: 9 runs this afternoon. the oakland athletics, and final of 9-4. >> i am not authentic spirit thinking for that. --thank you, for that! >> gary: the gave me a reason to live. one day i was staring at a loss. --at the walls >> that is true grit. >> gary: as they use his home one day she walked into my life. i have not had money sense. >> gary: you look at her and by a man grown man and over 60 i have raised a family and i have six champion should bring and someone curses at me i would never feel the same way about him. i come not want to pretend that that's just me. >> gary: you have ever achieved anything at life and a kid comes up to you in the heat of the moment. and talk to you. as if something negative. >> it is ugly creek but he did apologize. it was in the heat of the moment. >> do you think that trump vs. clinton would actually hurt your real ratings?-- really hurt >> gary: if you get a bloodbath between these two individuals is like a contact sport back and forth. she is that, he is back and dropped

gary hart. one thing i hear people say is that i don't know much about gary hart. i like his style, i like his looks. isn't there some truth that your campaign is more impressionistic than theirs? you are spending more time just being gary hart than outlining things in your election? mr. hart: that is a very good question at this stage in the race. let me point out 2 facts. i have been a united states senator for two years. when george mcgovern said, he doesn't know what the new ideas are, i have to remind him that last fall, i send them a copy of -- i sent him a copy of a book that i wrote and a stack of position papers about that high. i think i have the campaigns of all these other people. the other thing is, these primaries are happening fast. i oppose the weight of this calendar was set up. on the record, in the fall of 1982, i told the hunt committee not to do this. toish i had three weeks campaign in florida, three weeks to campaign of georgia, and three weeks to campaign and alabama. because i am convinced, the ideas that i have to move forward would sell d

standing by with gary mcgrady gary it's not nicest start to the day but you did mention a peek of sunshine maying our safer later this afternoon. >> in this type of situation i learned over the years to always be cautionly optimistic. >> of course. >> when it comes to trying to get sunshine. >> if you don't have optimism --. >> i don't want to be running around saying hey, the sun is coming out today and then you know 4 or 5:00 we're still stuck. stuck in the yuck. >> pickup time for kid owes at the bus stop you know listen i don't think it's a big deal they have umbrella there may be drizzle or light shower passing by shouldn'ting a big deal. 42 to 49. cool side. damp and dreary, after cool 58 and 53. that's all we can do. there's no exact science that will let us know whether or not for sure the sun kill come out. looking at charts and upper level air and that good stuff hns a little sunshine later this afternoon maybe there's a look at the forecast this morning. milder air. warm tomorrow. we'll talk about that in the full forecast. let's look at the tuesday morning commute. >> thank you

unless you want to sneak in before gary hart. >> everybody is making on gary. [laughter] argumenting about this about a strong defense, the more we talk about in terms of engaging in trade, the less we will have the tensions. president reagan is vulnerable. we talk in ways that confuse the people. that he has cut programs from children in lunch. stamps.ut out food he cuts away food from children. he argues against premeditated prayer. here is a man who does not go to church talking about prayer. [laughter] [applause] >> what that says is that he has not prayed in so long he is forgotten the structure of a prayer. you do not pray for food that just left, you pray for food your about to eat. what we should do is pray to remove the man who was removing their food. vulnerable in the levels of the misery index. the people are hurting. the people are unless food and less medical care. let's talk about a strong defense, our domestic tranquility. to save the nation from the inside out. >> i want to ask just one question. every gentleman on this platform knows that if w

gary let me start with you. your organization at the time was watching closely, watching ott and warning others of the possible problems flaws in any deal. now with all of these months past, how is it working? >> well, so far the iranians have taken all of the nuclear steps required by the agreement, and that means removing most of their low-enriched you -- you yan um, and destroying the heavy water reactor, as well as reaching agreement with the iaea on enhanced monitoring. so-so far they have complied and in turn, the u.s. and europe and the other p5-plus-1 have taken steps to relieve some of the ang shuns, so the agreement is working well so far. >> resa is there something for everybody in what has happened so far? >> yeah, i would even hone in slightly further and say the intent was to prevent iran from being able to build a nuclear agreement, and this agreement is the most intrusive verification put in place on any nuclear program in the world, and going forward it will serve as the standard applied to othe

and gary would always tell him. he also lost his can opener and would have to use gary's can opener. and gary was killed after an explosive device detonated near him. and the letter describes how grit held him in his arms as he grew cold and he wouldn't let him go. in 1989, he decided to leave his watch and his can opener at the wall for gary. it was corporal gary jenks. he's on the wall. so this flag and note were left on veterans day 1992, the ten-year anniversary of the wall. and it was left by john parks, who was a prisoner of war for five years in vietnam. he coincidentally has done an oral history project for the library of congress, which is very interesting. you can hear about his experience as a prisoner of war. but he left this flag, which was presented to him upon his return to the united states after he was released. on it is a crucifix, which he made out of a tooth paste tube, and the tie is from his prison uniform. and right here, there's a pin for the pow/mia, which is prisoners of war missing in acti

.:3 i guess it's time to check on o our forecast with gary wit mcgrady.mc hi, gary. good to see you. to seou >> hey, what's going on? atoingo what's going on.what i'm trying to load up these temperatures here because i can't believe how mild it isev outside. >> we can't, either. >> i know. >> i'm sure you felt it when you walked out, right.ht. >> no coat for two days straight. >> that's right. and probably three days tee straight if you were to getht i out early and get going tomorrow, too. listen, it was 70 -- yeah,eah, still 70 degrees here in the city now as i load this up forpr you so you can see.an s quantico is lower 70's.s. now, look, this is probably p the high for the day.the hi we may touch 70 again latergaint this afternoon once the sun once comes up.s but temperatures should fallturl down a little bit.do there's a frontal system tos a a the north few showers up there as well. you can kind of see thesef s t showers coming down from the the northwest. they're kind of lining up're along the front.ro. right around hagerstown, her northern sections of frederic

so gary would always tell him. he also always lost his -- he called it his john wayne, which is the can opener here. so he would always have to use gary's can opener. and gary was killed after an explosive device detonated near him. and the letter describes how gritt held him if his arms as he grew cold and he wouldn't let him go. and finally, in 1989, he decided to leave his watch and his can opener at the wall for gary. it was gary jenks. he's on the wall. so this flag and note were left on veteran's day 1992. the ten-year anniversary of the wall. and it was left by john sparks who was a prisoner of war for five years in vietnam. he coincidentally has done an oral history project with the library of congress which is very interesting, if you want go into the veterans history project, you can hear about his experience as a prisoner of war. but he left this flag which was presented to him upon his return to the united states after he was released. on it is a crucifix which he made out of a toothpaste tube and the t

. >> reporter: tony and shawny ans 27 years ago gary summers shoteo his best friend during a druga d raid in riverda the two were teammates in theeam special operations division and were trying to open theing door of an apartment when the assault went dreadfully wrong.yg mark murphy was killed whichd wi left gary summers withmms w thoughts of suicide. sci that's gary and mark runningun together in support of thepportf special olympics and in this t photo that's mark on the lefteft after another successful raid.li the pictures now hanging ining gary summers' office where heffh can see his buddy every day. >> we did everything together. t we did everything.vethin and we went through a lot of l doors together.or >> reporter: but on theutn fateful day in august of 1988,9, the door they were trying tog to go through suddenly swungg open. >> and now we had a suspectct there. very similar to the other oer night it's a quick make a decision, my decision was to fire. mark could -- could see more ser of the suspect than i couldould and made a determination to stand up and he came in between m

that sounds good.at s >> yup.ou >> thanks, gary. >> let's see if we can do d traffic.c. >> gary, you're like the maytag repairman this morning like nothing to do. >> it's spring break its goodtso friday and i just have at ha feeling a lot of people arepl enjoying the day maybe some som cherry blossoms instead ofos making their way to work.ng the right now we do have somee slowdowns though as you make your way out in the beltway.ay 95 northbound just a littlebount bit of congestion picking up.n g we'll take a quick look at our o maps.ma so far enjoy the quietqui commute. little bit of inbound new york avenue congestion as usual. back to you maureen.o yo recalling some of its organicrg baby food pouches.ba >> plus a new app that lets you rent your pooch.your pooch. that's right. connect dog owners with dogwith lovers and guess what? it'shats free. >> also a sad day in college park. the terps on their way back to maryland after losing thein sweet 16 to kansas. kansa the sports junkies joining usoig live at 6:30. ♪ ♪ light & fit, 15 delicious flavors, each 80 calories. try to beat that!

and gary would always tell him. he also lost his can opener and would have to use gary's can opener. and gary was killed after an explosive device detonated near him. and the letter describes how grit held him in his arms as he grew cold and he wouldn't let him go. in 1989, he decided to leave his watch and his can opener at the wall for gary. it was

gary mcgrady has an undate on the forecast he says it's going to be 0 coming our way. he'll explain what that's about coming up. >> all right. hello, everyone, breaking at 5. new etch° stories out of california. 14 people were hurt after commuter train derailed. police say the train went off the tracks while traveling from central california to san francisco bay area last night. one of the train's cars ended up partially submerged in a creek. all 214 passenger where evacuated. not clear what caused that derailment but it was raining heavily at the time of the accident. >> politics now turning now to the race for the white house. another big day for presidential candidates in both parties. voters head to the polls today in michigan along with a few other states. fox's kelly wright has more. >> the race for the white hous house. heats up with four prime are areayes and caucuses today including big prize, michigan on the republican side polls show ohio governor john kasich is closing in on donald trump and great lake state. he's le about halfway through the race. and loo

it hit were the underdogs during the last post conference. >> gary: last conference >> gary: you as f has just knocked off the why're you. >> gary:--usf has just knocked out byu >> gary: quite an achievemnet pulling that off! >> gary: not a day goes by where some think and bobbing warriors. there is a water company involved with curried. here we go (cheers & applause) >> gary: talking to the kids about the importance of drinking water and staying hydrated. that is curry doing his business. >> gary: soccer season is upon us. there is a beautiful new facility down in san jose creek and one of the start of the tank is a guy named dawkins. simon balkans. , back in 2012 will remember him coming in here and blowing the root of this place. -- the roof off this place. -- simon dawkins >> gary: most important, if you came here along. and now you have your lady with you. >> gary: that was the last tally had on here. will the team make some noise? >> yes. it is about performing well. >> is league is growing so much patrick they aren't getting better. >> gary: since you've been away with has chan

gary mcgrady has an undate on the forecast he says it's going

>> gary: kerr missed yesterday's practice but he was back at it today. >> gary: the knicks about to be torn apart! tonight-7 :40pm by the warriors >> gary: giants and marin hours, ross, ross ending. for indians this is a time where you cite is only summertime. questions >> gary: is what will johnnie kuwait will do that is the deal. >> gary:and how about the girls from tiny pinewood school in los altos enrollment 210 last night they beat the #1 team in the country. st. mary's of stockton 72-69 >> gary:the pinewood girls went off knocking down 16 three-pointers to beat the defending califonia open division champions who were on a 57-game win streak 72- 69 >> gary:coach doc scheppler and his squad move on the meet another national top 10 team miramonte in the noprcal open division finals saturday at sleep train arena in sacramento. >> gary: this young man standing next to me that the city program best of all program. was a great player. about 30 years, you have been there. >> since the eisenhower administration. (laughter) >> gary: we are here tonight, it is great to have you here and his

you are an expert. gary v on ewe youtube. what are the biggest questions or misconceptions. >> this is going into a zen place, the biggest issue in the world a lot of parents don't instill confidence in their children and then those kids don't think they can do it. most people when they ask me a question are asking me to give them the encouragement to go for it. that is outside of your field of expertise. you have the opinions. >> that is your opinion, i will set you straight. i'm not that smart, i have written more books than i read, my emotional intelligence is the backbone of building a billion greg: i'm on your side, gary. this format is under mining kids everywhere. rosanna: with all of the bullying on social media. >> i love you, you know i love you on this, but look, you are the same dad from 40 years ago that said elvis shaking his hips would be the devil. you are the dad when i was growing video games would ruin us. greg: there's something different going on now. i understand what you are saying, look at it, we have

gary gellert: "54:48 student and staff safety is our number one priority" district superintendent- gary gellert- emailed parent's of the situation- letting them know everything is under control. despite that reassurance, though, he says this was an unusually large altercation. gary: "55:49 this one was a little more serious and spilled over into the community, a lot times kids will have a conflict kids will have a fight and it ends, but this just didn't end" police were able to quickly break up the fight. gary says- any threat to students and staff is taken seriously. gary: "57:53 when there are threats or rumors of violence of any kind then we're going to investigate and get to the bottom of it" samuel finley handled the situation well. he has a message, tonight, though, for fellow parents- to keep an eye on their kids. samuel: "1:56 talk to your kids, get on their facebook accounts or whatever, if you see something that you know not know anything about, make sure you ask what's going on" t.j.: "officers tell me there's nothing more to this- and that students are safe. in north college

google me -- gary johnson. if you are serious about reducing the size and scope of government, im your guy -- i am your guy. my favorite veto as governor of new mexico was a republican bill that was going to require pet stores to exercise their dogs and cats two hours a day, three times a week. i got to tell you, that's where i want to buy my dogs and cats. i said in my veto message, if i sign this bill, the next thing i will have to do is fund the dog and cat exercise police. wortho some more advice, exactly what you are paying for it. tell the truth. keep your word. be on time. it shows respect. don't say one thing and do another. that is hypocrisy, and that is unforgivable. get a job that you love. if you don't have a job that you love, quit and get something that tomorrow you will enjoy getting up and spending your time doing. lastly, a request to all of you. you have the ability to do this. give me in the presidential debate. get the libertarian nominee for president in the presidential debate. [applause]

weather and traffic coming up in a few minutes with gary and erin. thank you for waking up with us i'm wisdom martin alongside holly morris and. >> a person has died in early morning fire near american university saidwick street northwest. and annie yu arrived on the the scene give us the latest own that story, annie what can you tell us. >> good morning wisdom and all of you. this fire happened before 3:00 this morning. this is 4400 block of saidwick street in northwest d.c. as you mentioned by american university we're arriving on the scene and what we're told now is that it's up clear right now where this fire began and what caused. it but looking at the home you really don't see much of the exterior of this home damaged or burned. there's a couple of windows busted here and there. we also see a ladder reaching up to the upper level there where perhaps victim was aslee asleep. we know from police that the victim was adult male and pulled from the fire and transported to the hospital but sadly did not make. it investigators will be out here determi

gary hart. one thing i hear people say is that i don't know much about gary hart. is there truth to your that you arearges spending just more and more time hart?gary instead of outlining things in your election? hart: that is a good question at this stage in the race. let me point out to facts. i have been a united states senator for two years. when george mcgovern said, he doesn't know what the new ideas are, i have to remind him that last fall, i send them a copy of the book that i wrote and a stack of papers about that high. i have the campaigns of all these other people. the other thing is, these primaries are happening fast. i opposed the way this calendar was set up. i wish i had three weeks to campaign in florida and georgia and alabama, because i am convinced, the ideas that i have to move forward would sell down here exactly the way they have in the rest of the country. so i would hope in the future, when we nominate the president, that we give each candidate time to be known. john: thank you very much. i would like to go on to specific questionings. the f

is here with yet another great night of the warriors >> gary :on the cover of sports illustrated. curry with a sprained ankle and of the third--end of tahhe 3rd to beat the buzzer tied at 95, goes to overtime warriors up 3 in ot 45 seconds left green throws it and it happens to go in warriors with 4 point lead up 2 with thompson hit 2 key shots down the stretch, 43rd straight home game, one off the record >>:it was a helluva game we just get out there and we get it down --get it done >> gary :hunter pence's mri results are back, and his right achilles tendon is fine. just some swelling. pence missed the beginning of last season with a broken forearm no such worries this year so far saysthe giants first game of spring training is tomorrow against the angels pence wasn't expected to play much if at all the first week along with most of the regulars anyway clippers owner steve ballmer dunked off a ttrampiline during halftime last night's game he promised fans would receive a free pair of red converse sneakers if he could throw one down and subsequently came through not to be outdone

gary gellert: "54:48 student and staff safety is our number one priority" district superintendent- gary gellert- emailed parent's of the situation- letting them know everything is under control. despite that reassurance, though, he says this was an unusually large altercation. gary: "55:49 this one was a little more serious and spilled over into the community, a lot times kids will have a conflict kids will have a fight and it ends, but this just didn't end" police were able to quickly break up the fight. gary says- any threat to students and staff is taken seriously. gary: "57:53 when there are threats or rumors of violence of any kind then we're going to investigate and get to the bottom of it" samuel finley

this is the home of vietnam veteran gary and his wife judy, gary lost his leg in combat in 69 and an infection in his right leg years later left him in a wheelchair season these volunteers from home depot. set up an accessible shower be putting in bathroom fixtures and on down the line. the volunteers value their mission. >> trying to get through the programs and support them take months for the resources available for them. gary could not wait any longer. >> gary lost his leg in vietnam, and just to be able to thank him for that, is an credincredible following. gary and judy stayed in the hotel and the renovations were complete and are grateful to be back home today to see the complete makeover of their home of 30-years. >> it will make a big difference you know. my life has been struggling and whatever you had to get or needed you had to work for it. >> this is unbelievable. and the people, i don't even know the people -- and they were willing to put in their time and effort to help us. >> home depot says they have transformed more than 25,000 veterans homes since 2011 leaving ever

he says it starts gary smith tavern & pub "today we emphasize it even more, because people may think it's too busy to notice but that the increased staff at nicholson's also watches out for excessive drinking. gary smith gm, nicholson's "if we notice that someone's had 2-3 drinks, the server tells the manager and we swing by the table, talk to them and feel them out." if a buzzed customer hasn't arranged a safe ride home, the bar will call a cab. "we'll even pay for the cab every once in a while, if it comes to the point where they lost their wallet or something like that." but if the customer decides to get behind the wheel, ohio state highway patrol are on the lookout for drunk drivers. ohio david grooms sgt. ohio state highway patrol "we do have increased manpower out today and through the weekend, we are going to focus on impaired driving." and for those who are the designated drivers, there are some perks. gary smith gm, nicholson's "free coca-cola, coffee, water, whatever they want, we try to make them feel special as well." tag: and a friendly reminder from the hamilton county

let's get a check of today'st a forecast with gary mcgrady.ga mg gary, it is a very nice start s to the morning but i notice it c was kind of windy, though. t >> yeah, it is, the winds aredsa gusty and you read my mindd maureen because that's exactlyst what i'm starting with. w the gusts right now here in the city approaching 30 mileshi3 per hour. per hour. hagerstown the gust is the gusts 30 miles per hour so the windoud is really strong coming up out of the south and the and southwest. there's a frontal system backon to the westta of us. looks like it's going to takeak most of the day before that beft front gets here.ongets h checking on temperatures aheadnr of the frontes we're 67 now, annapolis 63, culpeper is 65. 6 everybody in the 60's thiss is morning.morning. the rain is very scattered s it hasn't crossed the cross t mountains yet but we'll waitll w and see how much that of rain tt comes on across. definitely looks like we're l carrying showers in thers i forecast for the first part of p the day. the da it will be breezy, it will be mild.ld. later today, expectxpec temperatures

with gary michaels? i didn't know that was his name back then, but it wasn't unusual for you to play with adults. and you'd win, too. did he do something to me? oh, no. god, no. it never got to that point. but when i saw the way he looked at you, i ew what he was. i could just tell. a mother knows. so, you told riley's dad. 2 nights later, lou call the house. he was agitated. he said he needed me to meet him. is that him? yes. his name is gary michaels. he has a history. history? he's done things to kids. how do you know? you should go now. what are you going to do? go home, diana. i sat ther i couldn't move. it was like a dream. that paralysis in the face of something terrible. [clears throat] it's ok, diana. go on. at some point, i found myself walking towards the house. oh, my god. lou, what did you do? and the rest... it's all dark after at. you came home. she couldn't talk at first. but eventually i came to understand what had happened. and i knew that nobody could er know. so, you never told anyone