it is with mixed feelings that i announce that commissioner larry martin has resigned from the commission. i think the stated reason was just probably that he's getting old as we are all. that was larry. >> i'm not that old. >> larry was pointed the commission in the year 2000 so he served 13 years on the recreation park and he was on the commission. he'll enjoy full retirement now and in august i hope we'll present him with thanks and recognition to his recreation and parks dement. a couple of weeks ago we had a dedication at the new marina at the yacht harbor and they gave us $27 million for that project and there were other funders but that was the bulk of it, and i just wanted to acknowledge staff, phil, i thank everybody on it. it was a long haul. lots of community meetings and input and in the end it came out better ha i think anybody ex -- it came out better than neb expected and it looks beautiful. and he want to thank katie and anna and mary hopkins for all the work they did to make that a reality. and lastly, i see that this saturday at 10:00 we're going to dedicate sue bareman

industry that's those of facials that garbage because that breaking news i'm having martin and we're going to break that. on larry king now nigel lythgoe uncared believe the producer and host of the hit show so you think you get mad i'm just grateful that people are watching i never see my wildest dreams the we would still be getting ten cents on some messed up vision on what it's like behind the scenes as mary murphy is loud and personal these i'm told if you did that and opening up about nigel's departure from what are a good model for my son sent me an image that had my photograph on the wood fired across it plus you all right will do a bit of booty shaking. and all next on larry king now. we're going to larry king now tonight we salute the.

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martin and we're going to break that it's a. little. earlier we had the chance to talk with veteran futures trader larry williams we first asked him what his thoughts about the fed's money printing to week policy were and here's what he had to say. that given the history of the stock market up on national merit i think you're going to lot of spirit but we're going to change a transition year so long to patent decline but i think the long term fundamentals what's going on in this market your commitment trader report the relationship will gold to trade you bonds also see just we're not going to see substantially higher rates in fact we've got to act we're rally i mean the bond market right now you know that's interesting and it gets to technical analysis versus fundamental analysis but one thing you just mentioned is the commitment of traders report which a lot of people who trade stocks don't even know about even though it might be useful could you explain the history of that. and basically how it works sure once a week the government releases a report that shows what the large institutional is if you will of the commercials who buy and

martin's family. i think there's a dead tried there. but that's my feeling. >> larryigh-in. >> well, the black leaders don't like to talk about most of the time it's a black perpetrator and a white victim. it's easier to talk about the instance where a white person does something to a black person. the criminal justice system is not a racist system. the department examined 75 issues to determine if it's true. they found out nothing like that, this is 1994 under bill clinton. and yes, the mantra continues that race and racism continues. it just isn't true, we've elected and re-elected a black president. we've had back to back black secretaries of state. if black america were a country it would be the 15th or 16th wealthiest country in the work. >> i agree with what you're saying. black americans need to be aware of things that can move us forward. when you look at incarceration rates in the country and realize that half are black are hispanic, you think, they're not half of the pop laying. and when you look at the reality, day to day, of what goes on, most of the crime

martin luther king jr.'s speech calling for equality, there has been change on the national level, but what about here in california? political analyst larry gerston joins us with a look at the past century, and what have we seen in terms of racial ecallty in california? >> we have seen change, kris, no doubt, but not without a struggle, lots of struggles. a couple moments come to mind. in 1963, that's the same year as king's speech, the california legislature passed something very innovative, the fair housing act, which made it illegal to discriminate against african-americans and other racial minorities hoping to buy houses. in those days, it was very, very important. in 1964, the voters repealed that act through proposition 14. that was a bitterly contested ballot initiative sponsored by the california real estate association. and just a year or so later in 1966, the state supreme court declared proposition 14 unconstitutional, and in the process, restored the legislation. now, that was an incredibly big moment here, and it rippled nationwide. >> now, have matters improved? can people buy houses? do they have access to higher education?

larry ellison. the boston marathon bombing was four months ago today, and two of the youngest victims were from the richard family. eight-year-old martinven-year-old jane lost her leg. well, today, the family put out this photo of jane walking on her new prosthetic leg. in a blog post, they write that she is a source of inspiration and exhaustion. the loss of her leg, apparently, has not slowed her down. this was a real treat in the newsroom today. scientists at the smithsonian announced the discovery of a new species of mammal. it's called an olinguito, and you can find it jumping from tree to tree in the forests of ecuador and colombia. turns out you could have found one back in the 1970s at the national zoo in washington-- problem was, she was misidentified at that time as a member of a sister species, an olingo, which explains why they could never get her to mate with other olingos. guess they didn't speak the same "o-lingo." that will bring us to the bees and what bees can do to help turn lives around. that story is next. an do to help turn lives around. that story is next. is a thing of the past. block the acid with prilosec otc,

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. >> at 10:45, meteorologist bill martin will be back with the warm up he's >>> an investigation is underway in san francisco over charges of cheating by larry's oracle team u.s.a. officials found extra weight in the team's sail boats that were used in what was called the world series races. that weight by some reports about 5 pounds could have made those boats a little speedier, oracle has withdrawn from those races, retroactively. >>> officials have identified a man who died in a jet-ski crash. the accident occurred yesterday afternoon near bethel island. the coroner identified the victim as 57-year-old andrew whitney of pioneer. his jet-ski and another person's waverunner slammed into each other. both operators had limited experience driving the crafts. people new to jet-skis and other personal watercraft may not realize, you lose all steering when the trotle is released. they take time and distance to come to a complete halt. officials say it is also dangerous to follow other vessels too closely, jump their waves, or make other sharp turns. >>> a san jose teen is struggling with physical and emotional pain after a car crash that killed t

martin and we're going to break the set. i would rather buy shoes for people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my go larry king now right here on r.g.p. question more. the same story doesn't make good news no softball interviews snow possibly says some tough questions if you. heart disease is the leading cause of death in the united states for both men and women so it was only a matter of time before someone looked into the best place to have a cardiac episode archie correspondent liz wahl explains. when someone goes into cardiac arrest by the time a patient gets here it's oftentimes too late. according to a new study out of the journal of the american college of cardiology the best place to be is ad age were required to have our c.p.r. . certifications a data trained staff and access to these defibrillators or a.d.'s i'm directing this person this person hey i need you to go grab a d. it's right here in this location cardiac arrest is more likely to happen in places where people exert themselves so most gyms are required to carry the device the sooner help arrives the higher the chances of survival if so

larry summeomers. he is still being vetted for the job according to a source. also, former journalism p. morgan chase employee xavier martine spain this morning. he is wanted on charges in the u.s. connected to the london whale case. he turned himself into police after he was located and contacted authorities. we are watching shares of j.c. penney, bill ackman sold his entire 18% stake in the retailer of resigning from the board two weeks ago. ableman first bought those shares at just over $20, well above where they are now. we have more on that story in just a few minutes. joe. >>> the dow jones, our guest host, mark zandy's moody's economist. mark le monis is star of the cnbc series "the profit" john mortimer, wealth management and director of strategies. do you want me to come right to you, mark? what is moving the stockmarket? >> what is moving the stockmarket? that's a good one. yesterday, jeff, one of the things that i thought was interesting as bad as that durable goods number was, it almost looked if it lessened the september taper, the market wanted to trade up until secretary of state kerry started talking about s

about the trayvon martin case, but equally concerned by a lot of other cases that go untold and undiscussed in the community as well. host: democratic caller. jupiter, florida. larry. caller: thank you, sir. think god for c-span. let me say for decades, liberalism is a dirty word. the world has turned. it will be conservatism. all i can think of is hypocrisy and obstructionism. i used to be a staunch republican conservative. thank god before i die i have seen the light. the sooner this republican party today goes out of existence, the sooner this country will return back to its greatness. thank you, sir. larry.thank you, i appreciate a little bit of what larry is saying is the republican party today is certainly not the party that i joined when i was 17 years old, growing up here in the president -- the nation's capital, as i 1973 election who as i did during the election listening to the man like my mother, ronald reagan. anald reagan could not win republican primary today because a lot of dynamics that have occurred within the party. misunderstanding and a misconstruction of what conservatism is -- and i take to heart what larry says about .onservatism being a d

larry elder says. >> uh-oh. >> when he used the excuse about not having black fathers, 75% of the kids grew up without fathers, i didn't think that went with the trayvon martinstronger, doing programs like you said, instead of prison, rehabilitation, i think the ability of people to take personal responsibility and meet us halfway so to speak, i can agree on things that larry elder talks about. there needs to be more accountability for staying with the family and not growing up in a single parent -- >> but if we're having a pipeline of young men going to prison, how can they stay with their family when with a program like drug court, you're returning 75% or 50% of these parents back to their children rather than putting them in -- >> stephanie: getting dangerously close to bill o'reilly territory. it is the fathers being absent, the reason trayvon martin is dead. >> i don't think that's a completely separate case. the aspect of that is that -- >> stephanie: all right. >> you're making my point for me. >> go (bleep) in your (bleep)ing hat. >> i knew he needed to get out of the house, i knew this would give him so much life. >> (grunting) >> i love getting a r