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i think larry david skepticism -- larry david's skepticism probably struck a chord with people who are a bit daunted by crypto. he is such a familiar face, that i think it could at least intrigue people about crypto. we have already seen app downloads increase for coinbase's app, and there is evidence that this seems to have caught on, and there is positive buzz. emily: lebron also made into a crypto ad. to a slightly better reception than matt damon. do we think -- i mean, obviously we are going to see more intersection of sports and crypto in the future. what are you expecting to see? hannah: yeah, definitely more partnerships between difference sports leagues and crypto companies. we have already seen this happen with ftx and coinbase striking partnerships with the nba. ftx also has a partnership with mlb. umpires at baseball games wear an ftx logo on their uniform. and i think this is just the start of more mainstream traction for crypto, and sports is an easy way for people to get involved and hear about it. emily: all right. we will see how many newbies buy the dip, if it is inde

stx did go for the celebrity cameo with larry david and a couple of others.giveaway work, or is it gimmicky? hannah: i think it is a bit gimmicky, but this is a way to show people, hey, crypto is fun, jump right on in. but i think it is interesting in that it shows that a lot of success in crypto boils down to chance. so it is sort of a unique approach here and i think it is interesting that they kind of both went with this giveaway tactic. emily: i think a lot of folks could probably relate to larry david's skepticism, and i'm wondering if this will really drive mainstream adoption. do you think when we look back on the crypto ball in history, will we see a bump in crypto ownership? hannah: i mean, it very well could be. i think larry david skepticism probably struck a chord with people or mably -- who are maybe a bit doctored by crypto. -- daunted by crypto. he is such a familiar face it could at least entreat people about crypto. we have already seen app downloads increase for coinbase's app, and there is evidence this seems to have caught on and there is

[laughter] >> let's look at the larry david commercial. >> i don't think so. >> reaction? to this it was funny it was one of the few i watch with a bunch of people it was really loud and everybody stop talking and paid attention. i love it because larry david just plays himself in this commercial and it's a cryptocurrency commercial so the idea is that he has been wrong about everything from the wheels to the toilet and the lightbulb and asking about cryptoso that if he predicts it will not be successful it will be successful and you should get on board. >> did he play a wicked bernie sanders on saturday night live? [laughter] >> so now look at the toyota commercial . >> just because my dad works at general motors i cannot ever be a fan of any other carmaker other than gm i will not say anything. [laughter] if you watch that commercial you has three jones they pull up and then another truck pulls up who is in his truck i know fox news say but it was a jonas brother. [laughter] >> i was expecting tom jones. >> did you see jim carrey? >> what about the halftime show? the big

larry david's commercial generating a lot of buzz for ftx. i don't know if we will play that ad. >> it was a funny ad >> or showing you that ad. that was my favorite ad. we will have the -- it was a funny ad it is about missing out. we talked on the program has the train left the station here is the guy who says no, no, no this is a bad idea this is a bad idea and basically the message of the ad is don't miss out on this bad idea you don't want to be like larry david. >> i knew it was crypto, but i did not know which crypto one did it >> got it. okay by the way, we have a lot of segments >> they were trying to say crypto is one of the major, you know, points of progress in the history of human civilization of the world. that was the delivclever part. it is not just about make a buck whether you believe that or not, ftx is playing in that position. >> we should mention and i know we will later when we talk more advertising. a lot of people comparing this super bowl to the super bowl in the year 2000. pets.com 20% of those ads were in the dot-c

okay. >> here is larry david. >> here is the larry david one.ight? huh? >> my lord. >> what is it? >> a toilet, my lord. >> a toilet? you expect this court to do its business inside? we are not animals, we go outside like humans. >> it's coffee. it's new. >> it's awful. >> you don't like it? >> i'm all jittery and i feel like i've got a big job coming on. >> hancock, you sign first. >> your king, did you take a leave of your senses. >> the people will have a right to vote. >> even the stupid ones? >> yes. >> stupid people vote? >> yes. >> edison, can i be honest with you? it stinks. does your wife know what's going on here? >> she knows i go to work. >> you're wasting your time. man, it's sad. >> you might as well put the dishes in the shower. >> hey, captain, what's cook sng. >> we're putting a man on the moon. >> are you out of your mind? i can't even get tuna without celery. nobody is going to the moon ever. >> why not. >> it's too far. it's far. it's really far. it's far. [ speaking foreign language ] >> like i was saying, it's ftx, it's a s

i like the larry david ad. can i just put that up for a second.e shall have the right to vote. >>en even the stupid ones? >> can i be honest with you. it stinks. >> nobody is going to the moon. >> some why not? >> it's too far. it's far. . >> like i was saying, it's ftx, a safe and easy way to get into crypto. >> ehhh, i don't think so. and i'm never wrong about this stuff. >> i legitimately laughed like a sitcom. >> my absolute favorite was the bouncing qr code. because me, like so many others, i was up there chasing it around with my phone like a cat with a laser pointer just to see what the qr code is going to take me to. it took me to coin base landing page. it was absolutely drill kwrapbt. it's not the kind of thing you can do more than once but, boy, did they nail it. >> and it crashed. a lot of people were doing it. what if someone is hacked in and try to get the info on my phone through a qr code. >> yeah. i thought it was a clever ad too. i liked the ad for the google pixel 6 real tone thing where they had the tag line, everyone deserves

also, you had of course ftx hiring larry david i wonder how much that cost because larry david is notbron james instead of matt damon and they didn't do the fortune favors but i think it's pretty evident, tell me what you think, stu, but the trend is this is where the moneys going, obviously, the crypto exchanges have a lot of it, and they've been willing to spend but also going mainstream as well, and gaining the message out there. stuart: well the super bowl is the best showcase for america, isn't it? i mean, you got 110-120 million people watching it's a good place to be. susan we'll get back to you a bit later on thank you very much check that big board, we're in seven minutes into the session and we're down 137. better better than one-third of 1%. the 10 year treasury yield closer again to 2%, 198.8 the price of gold is up $20 this morning at 18.62, inflation here it comes. bitcoin this morning is 42, 700 right now, oil $92 a barrel, nat gas is now above $4 per million british thermal units i believe, gasoline holding at 3.49 on average, that's regular nationwide, oh, poor old ca

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david: and labor participation was up too. larry: indeed. ticipation and the job numbers overall are still less than it was in january 2020 but it's a very, but it makes it less, it gives them even less of an excuse than they had before to keep pursuing these trillion dollar spending plans. larry: well that's a good point. that is an important point. participation rate up, employment population right up, listen to this. average hourly earnings are up huge, wages. aggregate hours slipped a little bit but the income proxy, the wage income proxy in the last three months is up 8.5% one of the implications of this report is the fed is going to have to take the bunch punch bowl away more aggressively, sooner, faster, harder, et cetera. that's what's in this report. i don't think that jobs cause inflation. i think huge federal spending that you're about to talk about, finance by rapid money creation, still growing by almost 15% per year this is two years into the emergency, so it's the spending and the money creation that's causing inflation, and th

there was a floating qr code for coin base, larry david selling something called f.t.x., and lebron james advising his younger self to learn more about crypto.com. if he really wants to look out for young lebron, tell him to avoid "space jam 2." ( laughter ) i know we g erts, r bo is the y asuctive workdays. i was going to do a joke on that, but no one came up with one. ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) but that queasy feeling might not be from the queso you ate last night. it could be because us officials are warning that putin could invade ukraine at any time. that's not the kind of "will he or won't he" that i look forward to on valentine's day. (as putin) i invade you, i invade you not. i invade you, i invade you, not? feed this flower some sushi. ( laughter ) american officials speculated that the invasion would begin on wednesday, and today that motion appeared to be seconded by ukranian president and man who just remembered he has a pudding cup in his lunch, volodymyr zelensky. in a speech, zelensky said we are told that february 16th will be the day of the attack. what? you were suppose

and i'm the biggest larry david fan. imagine getting a call from larry. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: larry called you? >> larry called me. apparently he doesn't have people that do that for him. [ laughter ] josh, i want you to come and do an episode of "curb your enthusiasm." and i said, i would love to. at that point, i didn't qualify for the vaccine. so i was a little nervous about doing it. i hadn't worked. and he says -- what he says to me, josh, the median age on our show is 75, you're going to be just fine. [ lauhter ] so i went and i did it. but there was a bit of a hiccup that i haven't spoken about publicly. and i'm a little embarrassed about this. i had a neck ache that morning. >> jimmy: oh. >> thank you. [ laughter ] so sympathetic. >> jimmy: your family is here. >> thanks, mom. [ laughter ] and so i took two advil, three advil that morning before going to work. and i got to set. and they're all talking to me. and i just hear them garbled. i'm like, something's not right. and i called my wife. i'm like, can you take

next up, larry david is the subject of a new two-part documentary headed to hbo max and revealing the as being funny. anything i was associated with that could be successful was a shock. 25 years old, i didn't know what i wanted to do what do you do when you're talking and people are laughing? you do comedy. so i thought why not me? >> that's a big thought. >> maybe i didn't put that exactly the right way. why not me my mother would call me up and go, larry, did they like you did they tell you you're doing a good job country. yeah, but did they tell you? do they think you're doing well? >> both parts of the larry david story hit hbo max tuesday march 1st. >>> and next up, madonna calling all material girls, auditions are on for the pop icon's biopic sharing a peek from behind the scenes from casting on instagram rocking out to her 1983 hit "burning up. of course the million dollar question who's going to play the queen of pop the answer is we don't know yet, but there are apparently a few front runners. in the fall madonna confirmed florence pugh made a short list of contenders and mo

ads by crypto.com, superstar endorsements from lebron james and larry david.p. even non-crypto companies jumped on the blockchain like turbotax and bud light. >> the cheese correspondent has feelings on crypto. >> i do actually. sometimes they're always fads, you know. remember the dot-come boom. so many companies came and went. we'll see. i thought it was interesting, the stars who are powering up behind the crypto company. so we'll see. >>> up next, rams quarterback matthew stafford's journey from detroit to super bowl champ. >>> and new covid rules at america's largest employer, walmart. bloating, gas or abdominal discomfort? taking align can help. align contains a quality probiotic to naturally help soothe digestive upsets 2 24/7. try align, the pros in digestive healalth. and join the align heaealthy gt team up and d learn what millions of aln users already know. how great a healthy gut can feel. sign up at alignprobiotics.com also try align dualbiotics gummies to help support digestive health. when they're sick, they get comfortable anywhere and spread g

. >> reporter: a day after celebrities like lebron james and larry david appeared in cryptocurrency commercialssuper bowl -- >> call your own shots. >> reporter: -- this new york duo, dubbed the crypto couple, appeared in court, charged with laundering billions in bitcoin. 34-year-old ilya lichetenstein and 31 heather morgan are tech entrepreneurs. lichtenstein describes himself as an occasional magician and is the founder of a digital wallet company designed to stop fraud and terrorism. morgan, who once wrote that strong personal branding is essential as a founder, dispensed advice on tiktok. >> i'm going to tell you my secret for making dreams a reality. >> reporter: wrote about how to avoid cybercrime and even rapped. ♪♪ but all that time, according to the doj, the couple had the proceeds of a 2016 crypto theft of nearly 120,000 bitcoin worth millions when they were stolen. over the years, the couple allegedly moved the money around, trying to hide the origins. but unique passwords were stored online where the authorities eventually found them. >> today the value of that bitcoin has grown to

i like the larry david ad. >> that was my second favorite.ke larry. it was great. you had the qr code ad for coinbase, which was basically just the code moving around the screen, and you go and all of it is takes you there. you really felt just like in the early 2000s when the dot-com ads just popped out of anywhere. this was kind of a coming of age. and also for electric vehicles. those were the two big moves where we're going society from a society point of view was crypto and electric vehicles. >> well, for us, the big stars. number 92 in your program. number one in our hearts, michael strahan. you always been animated, but you really took it to another level. tell us about the spot, michael. >> hey. well done, robin. you just talked about things in the 90s that were cool are back. that's how i was able to get into the ad, i guess. but it was a lot of work. i had to train my voice. i had to get the scream together, all those different things. the crew said why did he just do that? but it was so much fun to do these ads. i loved them. but t

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. >> reporter: a day after celebrities like lebron james and larry david appeared in cryptocurrency commercials own shots. >> reporter: -- this new york duo, the crypto couple, appeared in court charged with laundering billions in bitcoin. 34-year-old ilia lichten steen and heather morgan are tech entrepreneurs. he is the founder of a digital wallet company designed to stop fraud and terrorism. morgan, who once wrote that strong personal branding is essential as a founder, dispensed advice on tiktok. >> i'm going to tell you my secret for making dreams a reality. >> reporter: wrote about how to avoid cybercrime and even rapped. but all that time, according to doj, the couple had the proceeds of a 2016 crypto-schefft of nearly 120,000 bitcoins, worth millions when they were stolen. over the years, the couple allegedly moved the money around, trying to hide the origins. but unique passwords were stored online where the authorities found them. >> today the value of that bitcoin has grown to over $4.5 billion. >> reporter: the doj seized $3.6 billion of it, the largest grab in department history. b

takes center stage in this year's super bowl commercial lineup, crypto exchange ftx brings in actor larry davide. watch this. >> hancock. >> no, king, the people shall have the right to vote. even the stupid ones? >> can i be honest here? >> it stinks. nobody go to the moon, ever. >> why not. >> it's too far. it's far. >> like i was saying it's ftx, a safe and easy way to get into crypto. >> i don't think so. i'm never wrong about this stuff. never. maria: joining me now is head of consumer and retail practice, greg portow. great to see you. thanks very much. congrats on the commercial. this ftx ad was a hit for you. tell us why you went the crypto route. >> we chose the ftx ad because it is a -- it brings everything together that you're looking nor a super bowl ad, it brings you humor, it brings education, it allows time to have the story develop and plus it features larry david which is always good for a laugh, particularly in the morning. maria: yes, for sure. carbana airing it's first super bowl ad. >> did i tell you i bought a car from carvana. >> i get seven days to love it or i get my mo

. >> larry david crypto ad >> it was funny. bud is back. >> yeah.else. the other companies are referring to the big game. i don't know if people know, but you're -- you can't use the term super bowl unless you pay for it. >> the wheel, i don't think so bad idea let's talk about -- >> crypto -- >> speaking of -- >> everything is great our added crash. fabulous >> yeah. everything coin base is fantastic. >> they're putting the qr quote on the screen they thought they would be able to handle the demand. >> everybody wanted it. >> yeah. so much so itcrashed. >> yeah. let's move on now and talk about splunk a name you talked about in the past i have, atz well there has been a belief among some it would potentially find itself at the other end of an acquisition bid. the journal tells us one was made by sisco. it's around the current market cap. i would make a couple of quick points silver link did a deal last summer jim, they invested let's call it a billion aggregate principle. i noted the conversion price $160 that's way above here. it seems to be above

. >> we said to larry david, hey, like nothing happens. and larry was offended.ieved in the show so they said we're committing to four episodes. >> yes, yeah, right. four episodes. >> normally it's 13 or 8 or something. >> yes, at least. >> so we really didn't think they had too much confidence in the show. >> we didn't think it would work, but we thought they had to go through their process and they would learn and ultimately they knew better than we did. >> my mother caught me. >> caught you? doing what? >> you know. i was alone. >> the turning point for "seinfeld" from like nice show that all of the cool people kind of know about but that's it to massive hit was an episode called "the contest" where they tried to abstain from self-pleasure for as long as possible. >> 6:30, time for your bath. >> george, i'm hungry. >> hang on, ma. hang on. >> once you do 30 minutes on masturbation, you can pretty much get away with anything. >> i guess you'll be going back to that hospital. >> my mother, jerry. >> but are you still master of your domain? >> i am king of the co

. >> that was larry david at his best, because he managed to find a subject that no one would find funny i'm a survivor! >> i'm a survivor! >> is there any taboo that you wouldn't break? >> not if it was a funny idea. >> it's all about funny. >> yeah. >> so this is the magic trick, huh? >> illusion, michael. a trick is something a whore does for money. >> "arrested development" was absolutely firing on all cylinders, from the first episode to the last. >> don't you judge me. you're the selfish one. you're the one who charged his own brother for a frozen banana. it's one banana, michael. what could it cost? $10? >> you've never actually set foot in a supermarket, have you? >> if you got it, it's the funniest thing you ever saw. it assumed its audience was as smart as its writers. >> don't be afraid to make a -- i'm not going to beat myself up over that. >> it was so clever and more meta than just about any show on television. >> your average man is in a state of adolescence, arrested development. >> that's the name of the show. >> you was really smart in the idea you could break all these

. >> i love that larry david ad. honest with you? >> it stinksftx, [ speaking foreign language ever. >> why not >> it's far. it's too far it's far. >> like i was saying, it is ftx, a safe easy way to get into crypto. >> eh, i don't think so. and i'm never wrong about this stuff. never. >> never >> yeah. i love that too. and i'm a huge fan of -- so of course i was going to love it. but i don't think you have to be a fan of the show just to enjoy it because he acted so well it was just universally fun. >> you know the one with the qr code that was just bouncing for 60 seconds how much did they pay for the bouncing >> we have it estimated like $13 million. >> you complicate id. >> i clicked it. after a minute of watching, i had to do it. >> apparently it crashed their website. >> they posted a blog posting. it was trending on social. >> that was it. >> yeah. >> imagine 60 seconds of that. >> they got more than 20 million views in less than a minute. which is good. i mean if you want brand recognition, that's good but th

lot of mega star power behind the ads for cryptocurrency from lebron james to larry david.cryptocurrency was looking to score with paid celebrities like matt damon. and lebron james hyping cryptocurrency as the next big thing >> and i'm never wrong about this stuff never. increased combined >> three platforms saw their 279% after the big game. >> i didn't think it was -- >> reporter: shark tank investor kevin o'leary is a spokesperson for a cryptocurrency exchange. >> what exactly is it. >> a cryptocurrency a piece of software. >> they are digital currencies that only exist on what's called a block chain. there are more than 17,000 different cryptocurrencies some you can use like money. some people treat them like stocks, you buy and sell their values can fluctuate wildly richard was skeptical when he first heard about crypto in 2018, but four years after investing in it, he says he's erased his debt and even used his crypto win fall to buy an engagement ring. now he's started a podcast called crypto current. >> stepping into 2022, about to get married and being debt free i

i know this was brian's favorite was this your favorite larry david commercial.ge i call it the wheel. >> meh, i don't think so. this is a miss. >> top 4. >> i got right here. >> like i was saying ftx safe and easy way to get to crypto. >> meh, i don't think so. i'm never wrong about this stuff. never. >> in the commercial he said the wheel is not going to take off. the toilet, the fork, the light bulb. >> steve: america. >> ainsley: man on the moon? it's too far. >> steve: and also living in new jersey. a lot of people during the pandemic became familiar with the so he plan anies hbo max played the whole series again a lot of the people saw that one of the landmark ads last night was we actually saw an update done apparently by david chase, the guy who directed the original series, i thought we had a clip, apparently we do not. >> we will show it to you later. it does answer that final scene of the sopranos about was everybody killed in the family? as it turns out, two revived. we will show ains ain't siblings reconnect in the parking lot. >> brian: also a coin

my colleague david westin leading that as always. larry summons is there to discuss. dive into an extraordinary week, and where we saw u.s. benchmarks close. he will be joined by president of the wilson center, alongside the ceo of blackrock allocation team and former treasury secretary, larry summers. stay with him, from a clearer you new york, wishing you a well weekend. this is bloomberg. ♪ switching wireless carriers is easy with xfinity. just lean on our helpful switch squad to help you save with xfinity mobile. they can help break up with your current carrier for you and transfer your info to your new phone. giving you a fast and easy experience that can save you hundreds a year on your wireless bill. visit your nearest xfinity store and see how the switch squad can help you switch and save. switch to xfinity mobile and get connected to the most reliable 5g network. talk with our helpful switch squad at your local xfinity store today. david: suspended animation. the world puts aside issues of inflation and earnings and fed policy and even covid for a week consum

. >> there's a plot line where larry david opened up a spite store. this might be tom brady's spite season. >> there you go. >> every other year with tom would be fine with me. >> sure. >> brady for a long time said he would play until he's 45. that would be one more season. the retirement talk that emerged took a lot of people by surprise. this year was a struggle in tampa, more so than the year before where, of course, he won a super bowl. there had been talk in the brady camp in the last few days that maybe he is starting to wind down. that espn docuseries we've been watching, which will not surprise you, the final and tenth episode was supposed to come out a week ago has been delayed, so that's added to the speculation it is the venue where perhaps he will announce his retirement on his own terms. maybe we will learn more about it in the next few days. >> let's go to mara gaye, she is a member of "the new york times" editorial board. if anybody knows if they bought wordle, she would know. a lot of people are interested in this thing i have never s

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this is bloomberg wall street week, i'm david westin. larrywhether economic sanctions can change the facts on the ground in ukraine. >> unilateral sanctions can be assad or i will shoot myself in the foot policy. david: taking us through the rough ride in the market, and talking about winners and losers in the streaming video wars.

david westin. this week, larry summers on the post gas tax holiday. >> i think we are plumbing the depths of new badnd nikki drexler on the state of the retail industry and where it is headed. >> it is price lingo in there. david: it

but if you're at the store, right, yeah, david story. yeah. larry bri up there and he'd be killing stuff. why go? i don't think it was a hand java. it's more fun than that. it's a hand fiesta hand parade. crowds not even listed it. and larry would look like you could see him, i really usually mean he's to walk on stage and just look at the audience go. i don't think so. just really just up the door. that's fantastic. i feel the same way, jerry, even before they were larry and jerry had a certain place in their own head, i'm not even called egotistical, but they demanded a certain level respect because they knew what they did was good jerry's dollars to guess. that if i get to the city and there's nobody there to meet me, i'm on the same plane because it returns back up. you know, at some point you get so disrespected, when you're stand up the worst at the beginning the, you gotta lay down some ground rules just for your own self. and yeah, i, i, i would go into shows, i think this is when things switch for me to stand up comic. i was like 7 years in

people like our deputy chief david lozar and/or commissioner, larry yee and claudine chang, people who safety challenges with our a.p.i. community but also building bridges, and when i was sitting here today, i was thinking about how amazing it is to be here not just to celebrate lunar new year, but also to celebrate black history month. wouldn't it be nice if we can come together and merge the two events and have them together? because our communities are stronger together. our communities are stronger when we build those bridges, when we learn about one other's culture, when we express appreciation for one another. that is something i'm looking forward to do next year, and i was especially inspired by the work of claudine chang, who consistently has been a bridge builder in those efforts. so lunar new year, for the last two years, with you didn't have that crown of events, and i know down at the pier, we are working at getting those outfits ready, working at getting everything ready so we can show that the lunar new year parade in san francisco is one of the best lunar new year event

people like our deputy chief david lozar and/or commissioner, larry yee and claudine chang, people who safety challenges with our a.p.i. community but also building bridges, and when i was sitting here today, i was thinking about how amazing it is to be here not just to celebrate lunar new year, but also to celebrate black history month. wouldn't it be nice if we can come together and merge the two events and have them together? because our communities are stronger together. our communities are stronger when we build those bridges, when we learn about one other's culture, when we express appreciation for one another. that is something i'm looking forward to do next year, and i was especially inspired by the work of claudine chang, who consistently has been a bridge builder in those efforts. so lunar new year, for the last two years, with you didn't have that crown of events, and i know down at the pier, we are working at getting those outfits ready, working at getting everything ready so we can show that the lunar new year parade in san francisco is one of the best lunar new year event

reporter: david louis, abc7news. larryy to the latest covid-19 developments, transmission is decreasing in parts of the bay area. marin and san mateo counties are in the moderate tear, meaning 10 to 49 cases per 100,000 people, and five to 7% test positivity rate. vallejo city council voted unanimously to lift the cities and/or mask mandate for vaccinated people and google is dropping its vaccine mandate. the company plans to require most employees to come into work three days a week but a date has not been set. kristen: the lengths some people will go to to keep kids off social m larry: time for the four at four. there is a new study that tells you of wine or coffee that are good or bad for you or dark chocolate, whatever it is. today, no different. a study from the journal of american heart association finds doing chores like cooking, vacuuming, and gardening provide enough movement to protect against heart disease in women. the study study study study stuy chores to show that any physical activity is good of the comment

mark david chapman was a failure in his own mind. he wanted to become somebody important, larry. le being a nobody. mark david chapman struck out at something he perceived to be phony, something he was angry at, to become something he wasn't, to become somebody. >> former assistant district attorney kim hogrefe did not buy it for a minute. >> left the courthouse with no comment. >> if he was obsessed with anything, it was bringing attention to himself. he was narcissistic, he was grandiose, he wanted to bring attention to himself. the fact that john lennon was the victim here is simply because john lennon was publicly available, and others were not. he was not crazed. he was not obsessed and he was not entitled to the insanity defense, and we felt that he was criminally responsible, and he did not have a mental disease or defect, and that whatever his mental state was, it did not prevent him from knowing the nature of his conduct and that it was wrong. >> with the evidence at hand, a grand jury indictment is expected. >> on june 22nd, 1981, just six months after the murder and the

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david: i know the second soundbite from larry, i cannot get enough of larry kudlow. much as i do. is he right on this is this the best way to go after putin? >> i do believe he is right. let's put it this way, we have an incoherent energy policy today and putin took advantage of that. putin knows quite well that the u.s. is not going to step up production in a manner that would weaken the russian economy via lower oil prices and let's not forget that russia is very dependent upon oil exports to run its economy. david: meanwhile, our economy is getting weaker because the fact that we had 6 million jobs in fossil fuel businesses all over the country and they are being hurt by these policies read consumers are being hurt as well as we pay higher prices. it is hurting our economy, while it is helping their economy that makes absolutely no sense, does it? >> it makes no sense. we made a big mistake by assuming that the only risk the world faces is climate change. believe it or not we do have the authoritarian regimes in places like russia that can be quite aggressive. we

people like our deputy chief david lozar and/or commissioner, larry yee and claudine chang, people whosafety challenges with our a.p.i. community but also building bridges, and when i was sitting here today, i was thinking about how amazing it is to be here not just to celebrate lunar new year, but also to celebrate black history month. wouldn't it be nice if we can come together and merge the two events and have them together? because our communities are stronger together. our communities are stronger when we build those bridges, when we learn about one other's culture, when we express appreciation for one another. that is something i'm looking forward to do next year, and i was especially inspired by the work of claudine chang, who consistently has been a bridge builder in those efforts. so lunar new year, for the last two years, with you didn't have that crown of events, and i know down at the pier, we are working at getting those outfits ready, working at getting everything ready so we can show that the lunar new year parade in san francisco is one of the best lunar new year events

people like our deputy chief david lozar and/or commissioner, larry yee and claudine chang, people who safety challenges with our a.p.i. community but also building bridges, and when i was sitting here today, i was thinking about how amazing it is to be here not just to celebrate lunar new year, but also to celebrate black history month. wouldn't it be nice if we can come together and merge the two events and have them together? because our communities are stronger together. our communities are stronger when we build those bridges, when we learn about one other's culture, when we express appreciation for one another. that is something i'm looking forward to do next year, and i was especially inspired by the work of claudine chang, who consistently has been a bridge builder in those efforts. so lunar new year, for the last two years, with you didn't have that crown of events, and i know down at the pier, we are working at getting those outfits ready, working at getting everything ready so we can show that the lunar new year parade in san francisco is one of the best lunar new year event

david: another thing suggested by larry, there is $800 billion apparently in all these covid spending bills has not been spent or can't be accounted for. some of it clearly just disappeared. the omb is not doing its job tracking down our money. could that be repurposed and used by the administration under some emergency measure to spend hundreds of billions of more dollars that might lead to more inflation? >> you would hope so but of course the whole, this whole regime ever spending more money has nothing to do with spending it wisely or trying to get a return on your investment. all it has to do with, writing more checks, printing more money. listen to somebody like janet yellen just now talking about how we're on a sustainable debt path, yeah, sustainable debt path, says somebody who will not be around, who will not be alive for our children and a grandchildren and great grandchildren who will be paying all these bills. david: easy to say. >> won't be long for all they're paying is servicing the debt on this stuff. you're getting absolutely nothing real for the money that these peo

david: i say kill the bill as larry kudlow says.can get the pork out of this one. senator, we have to leave it at that. >> xi xinping is lobbying against the legislation. so you and he seem eye-to-eye on this. david: whoa, senator. i don't like corporate welfare. don't connect me with the communist leader. thank you for being here, senator. i appreciate it. >> -- security, thank you. david: good to see you. when we come back why democrats in congress accused being all talk and no action on combating crime. the details from capitol hill right after this. ♪ care. it has the power to change the way we see things. ♪♪ it inspires us to go further. ♪♪ it has our back. and goes out of its way to help. ♪♪ when you start with care, you get a different kind of bank. truist. born to care. ♪ ♪ made in america ♪♪ david: made in america. that's one solution for inflation and gas prices issues. later this hour we're going to to be hearing from president biden on his plans to help the groan in your wallet -- green in your wallet by going green. an

david lui, abc 7 news. kristen: lookingngng that it creates it is nothing compared to the wind that we are actually going to get. larryme of the fire concerns we have and it would be neat if they could make those drones drop water if they could get it big enough. and be able to carry that weight. but here is a look at those dangerous wind. the most dangerous will be in the north bay mountains and especially during the overnight hours. but there are at least thursday morning. the rest of the shaded in yellow, we have wind that could possibly gust between 30 and 65. so there is a likelihood of trees coming down and power outages. we did not talk much about bridges, but if you look around some of these bridges, they are running perpendicular to winds. the richmond san rafael bridge. we have the bay bridge. we also have the san mateo bridge and the dunbar bridge could you're going to have a nasty crosswind for the next 24 hours or so. see need to be careful and hold onto it right now, you can see the crosswind moving across the golden gate at about 26 miles per hour. attempt is falling into the 40's as we head towards 11.

david louis, abc 7 news. kristen: the future of working from home. what could be the new normal? larryus, the history behind what is arguably san francisco's most troubled neighborhoods. . >> there is nowhere like it probably -- definitely in this country. larry: what you might not know about the t >> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. larry: tenderloin neighborhood has been among the city's worst for crime, drug dealing, and homelessness. but we ask, can this neighborhood turn around? abc 7 news is embarking on a year-long project to tell the stories of the people who live and work in the tenderloin. that includes understanding the unique history of that neighborhood. phil matier joining us with perspective on why the tenderloin has always been a problematic place. phil: it has been both a problematic place, but also a pleasure center. it is home to some of the bay area's best theaters, best nightlife, civic centers, museums, they are all located in this area. those vices become deadly in recent years. on top of that, it is also home for