kill larry mcnabney.view, elisa went into detail after gruesome detail of how she and sarah did it. elisa larry we're at a lahore show in los angeles, she said, and sarah flew down to meet them. or rather to meet elisa, since larry didn't like sarah said elisa. >> and what did you guys decide to do with him? >> we said if we kill him, nobody's gonna miss him. >> were you going to do it that day? or were you going to do it sometime in the future? when were you guys planning on doing it? >> right then. >> yeah. >> that was september 9th, 2001. according to elisa their had already larry had already passed out after inviting a little horse tranquilizer on his own, for fun. so, sara decided, according to elisa, to just to give him more. and no one would ever find out. >> oh, god, a seemed like a good at that idea at the time. but oh, my god, it's so horrible to think of taking someone's life. >> well, larry said slept said elisa, she and sarah score to drops of horse tranquilizer into his mouth. but larry didn

sorry, larry. larry: nothing can replace spencer with the forecast.or no bot is going to replace that. kristen: not you, spencer. meteorologist: i appreciate that. the weather has been out of control lately. when has that ever -- when does it have control over, i guess? hgh tomorrow -- highs tom consecutive sunny day, mid 50's at the coast and low to mid 60's just about everywhere else. friday morning, you can see we have some showers coming our way. looks like they will be light and scattered and the pattern may continue through the weekend before the next more significant storm develops monday and tuesday. that will be a much more vigorous rainmaker than the systems coming in for the weekend. here's a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy on friday with a few light showers likely. showers likely also saturday. lingering showers sunday. a stronger storm developing monday which by the way is the first day of spring. it will be wet and windy monday and tuesday and possibly wet again on wednesday. larry: thank you, s

thoughts, larry? larry: i can't believe it's three years. i'm hoping that we are over the final hurdles and we can get back to whatever normal is. you just don't know. but if you would've told me before all this occurred that ther wo something that shuts down the whole world, i couldn't even imagine what that would've been. kristen: karina, thoughts? karina: i remember thinking, tomorrow i'm not going to be able to go to a restaurant. the thought of a -- of not being able to go to a restaurant or a movie, i remember thinking this is so crazy. then we all kind of get -- then we all kind of had to get used to this new normal by doing some interviews. that was a bit challenging for a while. getting adjusted to the normal that became our normal for a couple of years. i remember that was a really weird transition time. larry: who misses the giant zoom calls with family members? kristen: that's actually kind of nice. karina: i had a fun time doing that. larry: it was good for a couple weeks. [laughter] sorry, family. kristen: i will say the one th

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larry: sold.er] kristen: some might remember max had, the first computer-generated tv presenter in china. the people's daily newspaper has unveiled its own ai news anchor. she claims she is quite good at learning and says thousands of new anchors have imparted their professional skills to her. i wonder if she was trained on larry data. that would be scary. larry: she would be amazing. >> insert your own joke here. punchline, larry. [laughter] larry: we used to be friends. spencer: she was trained on larry, she would deliver news with authority. larry: thank you. when are we going to be able to see this robot? kristen: there is a demo you can check out. are you feeling threatened? larry: no. [laughter] larry: i want to figure out what my career lifespan is. some the upstairs has already done that for me i think. for the first time in more 30 years, vinyl records are out selling cds. 41 million vinyl records were sold last year. only 33 million cds were sold. i'm surprised anybody is buying either.

larry: go ahead, steph.he city is facing a multimillion dollar deficit this upcoming budget cycle, that is also thrown into the mix here. in the last two years, their i.t. department budget has been reduced by $700,000. that's what the mayor was pointing to when talking about underinvestment. certainly a plethora of problems here. larry: a lot of problems and no apparent solutions immediately incite. thank you so much. ama: california is close to adopting a landmark deal that would cap profits by all companies. governor newsom reached a deal with democratic lawmakers that would give the california energy commission the authority to cap profits by oil refiners. the commission would be able to find companies that exceed the amount. larry: let's get to the weather. it is beautiful outside. is into gorgeous -- isn't it gorgeous, to see the sun? ama: haven't we had enough rain? larry: and we are going to get more. meteorologist: like it or not, the sun is going to behind me. it's absolutely gorgeous out here. a n

larry: independence day. kristen: mammoth says it is one storm away from breaking the all-time record of 668 inches of snowfall for the season. that is 55.5. some have floated being open until the end of june. they have gotten more snow than us. at least in tahoe. larry: it's incredible. everything has been incredible lately. including driving along the embarcadero. the sheer size of the trees that have been uprooted. the power of the wind -- just incredible. kristen: that is the story. the wind. meteorologist: it really is. the ground is so saturated, it does not take very powerful winds to blow the trees over. yesterday we had the culmination of powerful winds and saturated soil. many trees blown over. right now on live doppler 7, you can see it is a much calmer day than yesterday. we still have pockets of precipitation. over the east bay, light rain from livermore to discovery bay, toward tracy, south of livermore. wet in these areas. we still have areas of wet roadways. the evening commute could be slick

larry: a damaged power bodega. you can see it just snapped in half. >> in san close mission street over concern more lines could fall. just a window cracked in last week's storm. larry: we have team coverage on this storm in the aftermath. teams across the bay area bringing you the latest. let's start with spencer christian and a look at what's happening with the storm. you said has been downgraded? spencer: it was a level two all day with strong gusty winds. we have heavy downpours but the rain is tapering off. look at the north bay where there are a few light, scattered showers. steady rain in the east bay where you have light to moderate rain to oakland to hayward and all the major highways there. in the south bay, heavier rain fall in that region but the storm is beginning to weaken and push out of the bay area. look how the winds have been today. surface winds under 10 miles an hour with a gust at 22 miles an hour. even in the higher elevations, the wind gusts have diminished significantly. we are looking at t

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larry: they are adorable. of the work, a recent study measured the ice surrounding antarctica at a historic low. julian: california celebrated its official arbor day yesterday. that does not mean the treeplanting is over yet. berkeley arborist got up to plant trees, several coast live oaks and california buckeyes went into the ground today. celebrating arbor day on march 7 in honor of a birthday. larry: those trees will get a lot of rain the next few days. julian: the roots are indeed -- a concern of trees toppling with the already soaked ground. >> gusts 50 to 60 mile-per-hour, saturated soil not the right combination. that is possible. a aufuvirola hoe. this is for cove, a lot of snow on the ground, sierra snowpack 192% of average. the problem is the snow level is rising. below you will get the rain, falling on top of a snowpack. it will cause rapid snow melt and flooding potential. at higher elevations winter storm warning from tomorrow morning until sunday morning. two to six feet of heavy snow gusty winds

kristen: tell us about your piefecta pies her larry ate some. larry: i got the raspberry. kristen: i think this is raspberry millionaires >> yes. we have three pies. we have our raspberry millionaires pie which is everything you could hope for any pie. -- in a pie. made from scratch, raspberry jam, layered with chocolate custard and a salted caramel layer, covered on top with a chocolate ganache, featuring our india 70% chocolate. then it is covered in a pastry crust. we also have a tongue twister. brownies are our jam p with a lovely blackberry pie filling layer, a tender cookie dough layer. then scopes of three bakeshop brownie batter on top. kristen: that is the bomb right there. [laughter] >> it's a perfect complement to the fruity chocolate we have in that pie. larry: and your fourth collaboration with three babes bakeshop, how did you get together? >> we actually met food fair. we have been friends with them ever since. we've been collaborating with them for years. they actually had an opportunity to take over our cafe confections for about a week. it's been a great

larry: dictionary.com, you one.ically not the happiest day of the work week and there's new social media trend saying it should not the most productive either. it is called bare minimum monday. the idea is to do just enough to get by without stressing yourself. some would say tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday also. a tiktok or started trend -- of course the tiktok or was burned out. you can only dance so much. this is a dan ashley joke he told through the years -- i give 100% -- 20% on monday, 20% on tuesday -- spencer: the clever thing to do is turn up on monday all energetic and by contrast with your associates you will look like you are working hard, management will be impressed and the other four days of the week they will be watching other people. kristen: that is how you have had such a long career. larry: you just secret to a 100 year career. ama: larry, you will like this 1 -- what was the term for maybe you wouldn't have to do the bare minimum if you were on a four-day workweek. larry: you are m spencer:

larry and dion? larry: spencer, see you in a few minutes. pg&e says the soil is still saturday from last storm. they are preparing for a possibility of a repeat. abc 7 news reporters zach fuentes has this update. zach: it has been nearly two weeks since this part of the bay area first saw extended power outages. some people in places like this saratoga neighborhood were without power for days, something still fresh in the minds of many homeowners. >> it's tuesday through thursday, the forecast was that the power would not be on until 10:00 that night. zach: while the rain added challenges, pg&e says it was high winds that caused the most problems. >> theory is that we did see outages, at one point, because it was a windy, some exceeded 90 miles an hour. zach: pg&e saying the peninsula and south bay were the hardest areas by the last major storm. >> what we saw just two weeks ago was historic. at one point, we had over 140,000 customers without power, over 400 outage locations. zach: they are preparing for the areas to get hit just as hard ag

cheer, larry. saturday, sunday, and monday, we will see clouds with a chance of light showers and spreckels. not enough now to put a storm drinking up, but tuesday and wednesday, we expect a greater chance of rainfall. liz: l i larry: the thing about the level 1 is at any moment in time, it can be a level two. spencer: i prefer to look at it optimistically. storms seem to be getting weaker. larry: yes. as is my resolve. liz: if you are a jennifer coolidge fan -- i know i sure am -- you might enjoy this. the "white lotus" actress will be part of the live online conference on may 9. registration is currently underway, and prices will go up next week, so do it now. you can register at pbwc larry: she is hilarious. basketball great kareem abdul-jabbar here in the bay area today v larry: basketball legend kareem abdul-jabbar came to oakland with a message for the state high school champions, and the message is the shortest way to success is through education. liz: abc senior education reportedly on meli

larry is quite right. and poaching has explicitly acknowledged that domestic politics explain a heck of a lot, but why were foreign policy makers? so he'd add, i just add this, we're approaching the be no mall in ukraine. in my view, it will not be more than another month or so before russian horses have decimated what's left of the ukrainian army and we'll have pretty much share freeway to the river. that's going to be very embarrassing. that's going to happen like real soon . and my view, and that's when biden is going to have to decide what to do. and if he's guided mostly by domestic considerations, the temptation to up the ante still more will be even more intense. and that's precisely in my view, why poaching and said we're going to put nuclear nuclear weapons. so here warheads in b a laross because that's what the americans have done in the rest of europe. so we're up in the anti cho, we're, we're prepared to use if you, if you really do very stupid thing. so in my view is quite a dangerous thing, w

: larry:. larry:larry: to other news, a developing story that has rocked the silicon valley. regulators have closed silicon valley bank and taken control of its assets. kristen: it is the second largest bank failure in the history of this country. suzanne phan joins us from the newsroom to take a closer look at how this happened. suzanne: in san francisco, we sub people distraught about the closure of silicon valley bank. >> i suzanne: news of silicon valley bank's shutdown is sending shockwaves across the tech industry. >> it is a shock to a lot of people, a lot of conversations happening right now. suzanne: we saw a number of people anxious to get answers, others eager to withdraw money on howard street. one man told me he was a startup founder. each person was turned away and told to call this number. >> you've reached silicon valley bank. suzanne: this woman is a startup founder. news of the banks closure came as a big surprise. she chose not to withdraw her money.ayod it is very sudden, an

your lead larry, go ahead. yeah, during this time that i was learning this from mister bolton, mister bolton was going all over the world and bending capitals, arms, and paying capitals of countries all across the globe to sign these agreements that guaranteed that were us troops deployed on their soil would never bring prosecution against one very good mania that re go ahead jump in. well, i have to agree that the, i see even other, other parts of the learning apparatus are all tightly controlled by the u. s. and the people they've put in office there. there's one sort of the exception that arising and that is yesterday's vote at the un security council against the $33.00 major powers, not only russia, but china and brazil voted to have it in dependent investigation of blowing up non stream 3 powered did the others vote against it now is too embarrassing to be taught. abstain. all right. things are changing a little bit. now i want to raise something that the larry alluded to that i think is the, the mother of

the okay, let's go back to larry and false church, larry the, we over the last week or so we had the i, c, c. come back into into action with possible war crime, indictments against individuals in russia. as far as i know, once the i c c does that, it's those charges are never rescinded. i mean, this is again deepening, widening the breed chair of no return to any kind of amicable relationship between russia in the west. and again, it's the west that wants this, they want a complete breach. ok, hope thinking that, you know, russia is isolated, but i would posit, is that the more the us and it's nato allies do this? the more they're isolated from the world, not russia. lawrence, go ahead. i have a very us jaundiced view of the i c. c. why do i did to work? learned about it in 2001, 2002 in 2003. and i learned about it from a very, very good source, john bolton, who was then under secretary of state for international security and ours control. united states did not subscribe to the i c. c, publicly because the united states knew that underneath the covers as of war, it was going to inf

i, said you know, i'm going to be going home tomorrow, larry. and i said, your crazy killer. and waited to b released >> you're going home the nex day, you think and then take another turn >> but 5:30 in the morning, hear some little lady in a white doctor smoke come walkin in >> it was called psychologist, and she was a furious that jimmy had blasted her patient, turning him into an emotiona wreck. >> she told the guards, grab and take him and throw him i the hall >> so they put me in the hol and put me out there and i'm not really worried, an so what. fbi's going to be here it's only 24 hours, they'l have me out of here. >> but morning turned into afternoon into a bank. and the cavalry still hadn't arrived. this was a hard time at it hardest. >> you can see if it's day o night because you're in th whole. but you can tell it what tim of the day or night's but what meals coming through the doo slots. next thing you know, here's, breakfast, lunch and dinner. next to you know here's coming breakfast again, here's coming live and i like where are these guys? my thoughts were, th

i mean it criminalizing telling the truth, it goes right in line with larry with larry was just saying there, go ahead re. well, there's another old jesuit, a go recept, bald invincible ignorance. now, if your ignorance is in miss an invincible him, when you get off scot free end up in purgatory, not in hell. ok. now, these people have invincible ignorance, by virtue of their exceptionalism, their feeling that they really can still rule the world. a gemini, concerned the greek word to lead, but it also means to oppress it also means to dominate ok, that's over for the us. and the sooner that these young sophomores try to get invited to do the work, things he does as soon as they realize that that's going to be okay for the world. if they don't realize that the push is gonna come to shove in ukraine just in a couple of months now. and the whole idea had, because poaching his, his announcement that they're going to put our nuclear warheads in b o rose surprised me. ok. i'm always surprised that the next move that poaching makes, i don't want to be surprised by something even worse than t

hi, larry, it's adam. you saying that the fed is effectively going to do nothing between now and july, they're not going to -- they're going to stop raising rates but they're going to wait until july before they cut? >> i mean, the street's been calling for -- a week and-a-half ago the street was looking for another 75 bips of hikes. if they stop, that is a dramatic like change in the path which is going to help a lot. it's almost like cutting. when you promise 75 bips and you pause, it's essentially an the -- >> maria and i were debating this. does the market like that from the fed? us does the market like a cut from the fed? or does the market say oh, my gosh, then it must be really bad if they're cutting? >> well, this is important. i'm glad you bring this up. what happens in crisis like lehman, especially covid was a great example, the fed react ad to the beast in the market first and they don't do enough. right? and you remember the first two or three actions of the fed be put toward as covid was deve

thank you so much, larry.age of the deadly school shooting in nashville will continue on "nbc nightly news." lester holt is digging deeper into a possible motive for the suspect and ties to the school. that's coming up at 6:30. audrey? >> janelle, the vice president is on a diplomatic trip to strengthen the united states' ties to africa. today vice president kamala harris spent her time with ghana's president as she praised him for his leadership and commitment to global peace and security. the vp said countries like ghana play a crucial role in world affairs. >> african voices, including that of ghana are critical to global peace and security. including the defense of the united nations charter. and africans' ingenuity and innovation. i am certain will shape the future of the world. >> harris also announced that the u.s. will be investigating in african nations providing $100 million to ghana and four other west african countries to help them deal with violent extremism and instability. >>> there is a new bee

larry beil way down at the end of the newsroom. earth to larry! larry: very high-tech, dan.aughter] fyi. larry: hey, big spender. thanks. will this be the night the warriors finally win a road game? people, will they finally win a road game? after 11 straight losses away from chase, they've got to be the worst team in the west, right? unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time, so it's important to recognize the signs. sound like you? call your cardiologist and ask about attr-cm. >> now abc 7 sports with larry beil. larry: good evening. all good things must come to an end. presumably the same rule applies to all bad things, right? they are looking to end the misery tonight and houston against the worst team in the west. steve kerr and the coaches trying to crack the road code. curry finding klay thompson for the run out, and it is early, tied at

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larry said, nope, i'll sit down and do it. and so during the episode, larry asked me. he said, okay, what happened exactly on this plot point? oh, right. yes, it was. that. and then he would just start quoting it clearly. this book had had such and such an impression on him, especially for someone like larry, who is deeply concerned with freedom, freedom and bondage. and larry is not only a conservative, but a libertarian leaning conservative. and so somerset maugham is not writing some political diatribe. he's writing he's writing a novel, but it touches on these kinds of themes. and so these big questions then will pop up out of out of a novel. what is the nature of liberty? is liberty the ability to do whatever you want? or is liberty the right to do what you ought to do as as lord acton poses this question. these are questions that crop up throughout all of western history. and so i think it can be really helpful when people are trying to just get a grapple, just a hold on their culture. when we read much less than we have in the past, when our attention spans are

thank you shannon, kat, larry, tyrus.o america's late news, "fox news @ night" i'm trace gallagher in los angeles breaking tonight former president president trump says progressive manhattan da is doing president biden's dirty work after trump was indicted this evening by a new york gran jury. as for what is next in this legal saga, we have coverage including when the former president will turn himself in and what the exact charges migh entail and of course the political fallout. begin with chief correspondent jonathan hunt life with the ver latest. jonathan, good e

completely unpredictable except by larry the next time in 2006 okay, it didn't quite work out. williams' wave cycle predicted a rally in mid june of 2006. but while the stock got a bit of a lift in a bear market it quickly gave back those gains. although the declines got worse once the wave pattern ended. even though the pattern didn't work in 2006 at least the stock caught a breather during a broader decline. so it's relative the wave came again in late 2009 this time it predicted the action of amd perfectly. what a run look at this i want that run. especially after today the stock ran up through the spring of 2010, which is exactly what larry's pattern called for. obviously it doesn't always work this well. it didn't work at all in 2006. but the point is identifying cyclical patterns with a high probability of success it worked like a charm in 2013 amd caught fire a couple of months after the wave cycle predicted it would and then the move tapered off in late summer in line with the pattern when the next cycle came in 2016 the stock's trajectory fit larry's pattern incredibly

joining us now is our political analyst, larry gerston. larry, let's first talk about what these charges mean. >> well, good evening, audrey. this is quite a big day for the manhattan d.a., president trump, and the nation in various different ways. as far as the charges, we don't know yet. it could be one of two ways. one would be a misdemeanor, which really relates to the bribe itself. $130,000, that's wrong, it's a crime. it's a misdemeanor. the second gets a bit more controversial and involved. that has to do with whether, in fact, the president used those funds from different areas, (yrfferent places. were they designed for the campaign? were they business funds? did they go without the right numbers and calculations, and, you know, accounting? and that's where it gets to be a possible felony. now, misdemeanors are nothing in terms of a fine perhaps and a modest jail sentence of a few days at the most, usually nothing, perhaps a slap on the wrist. felonies could be up to four years in prison. now, that rarely happens, but think about i

steph yes, larry and julian. we're told years at this point of in terms of how long this will go on for the city hired a security awareness company based out of florida to help prevent future phishing attacks. but tonight we're told the protocols being implemented will take at least a year before we see any significant impact. it's been 12 days since stolen personal and financial data from the city of oakland was leaked onto the dark web site now has more than 3100 views. how many victim profiles appear to be active on the site right now? currently there's 40 different victim profiles active on the site of the victim profiles actually have data that has been the week. a couple of them are new victims that are being posted, so it has kind of a countdown timer, letting that victim know how much time they haveeased.iln nt and former city employees and local small business owners are reporting their credit cards have been hacked., many of whom are struggling to get help. well, i do get the phone calls and emails and

larry fink had something to do with this, how long will this last?i- month process according to pimco. stuart: that's all negative for stocks overall so let's move on to the bond market. again we have to tell you, this is the flight to safety. again, treasuries are safe. you hold them to majority and get a tax break on the interest as well but right now the yield on the ten year treasury down to three or two, the money comes in, price goes up, the guild goes down. one bright side to the tenure, all the way down is mortgage rate may fall in the immediate future because mortgage rate, 30 year fixed tied to the ten year treasury so way down on the tenure, what was the tenure again? down -- tenure is 342 so mortgage rates may get a break. >> to your tied to bed expectations and 45% chance the fed does nothing looking at fed funds futures, nothing next week. stuart: we moved on to tech stocks, they are not as badly hit as some of the rest of the market down a fraction, the biggest loser, none of them are down more than 1% because the treasury yields are s

larry: that is it for "kudlow". thank you for watching folks. ♪ ♪ ♪ hello folks, welcome to "kudlow", i am larry kudlow. the last couple of weeks actually all eyes are focused on the potential banking crisis in the fed interest rate hiking in the wildly stockmarket of course what comes to politics the potential donald trump indictment which by the way looks to be dead in the water believe it or not. so far no handcuffs and no perp walk, no nothing. the grand jury is not even meeting. that's what i call big nothing burger, i want to put something else on the table for tonight's show, joe biden's polls are falling, had mr. biden at a 45% approval rating in february and suddenly in march it dropped onto 38%. the all-time low, 36%. on the flipside, disapproval of february was 54 by march 61% at the heart of the biden polling slump it's a tracking poll but at the heart of it his big problem is failing stewardship of the national economy. in february it was a 36% approval. not much i will grant you but in march it dropped

that is the wrong response to what just happened here should you keep hiking after something breaks larry joins us to make his case. >>> charles schwab, it's a name everyone knows and one of the hardest hit names over the past week the ceo will join us live exclusively this hour to defend his strategy and explain why they won't suffer a similar fate >>> and plunging mortgage rates. analyst steven kim is here with the housing stocks that could be a buy right now. let's start with the markets, though it's green today >> not even just green but solidly so a decent size relief rally, a bounceback, if you will. but the s&p 500 is up 62 points. kind of towards the higher end of its range so far. 317-point gain for the dow up 1%, and a 2 plus percent gain for the nasdaq, up 239 points. so, again, tilting towards the higher end of the range. but remember, the dow is working on a five-day losing streak, so this could be that relief rally taking hold. one place to keep an eye on, the relief rally in banks. they're all heading higher right now, albeit, yes, anybody who has been watching our network

larry took the essence of himself of larry david.mean, it's not exactly larry, but it's pretty close. and when you get close to the bone, the audience can somehow feel that that's real left the speakerphone. please hold on. you're off the speaker phone. what's the matter with you? i thought i was having a private conversation. i didn't know anybody else was in your car with curb larry gets to be the full completion of himself. there was the person i'd like to be, but social mores prevent me from being that way all the time . i a call you back. what what the hell are you doing? are you doing what are you doing? decided that we should walk this line where people watching it wouldn't quite be certain if it was really a documentary or if it was embellished. but to play it as close to real as possible ensure enough. there were people who thought it was real. when you walk through my door, you play by my rules. you take off your shoes have a tendency to get a little chile when i take my psychotic get him out of the house. i had no idea tha

dan: larry beil is here. larry: you know that saying, if you go to the ballpark you might see something that you've never seen before. how about this catch? i got it. wait. i caught it? a's with a late rally and a good cr alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing in california? -yup, socal, norcal... -monterey? -all day. -a branch in ventura? that's for sure-ah. atms in fresno? fres-yes. encinitas? yes, indeed-us. anaheim? big time. more guacamole? i'm on a roll-ay. how about you? i'm just visiting. u.s. bank. ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with retail banking in california by j.d. power. larry: nobody including the a's themselves knows how long the team is going to be in oakland. in the meantime, new pliers trying to start off the new season with a win over the dangerous -- angels. 26,000 other coliseum tonight. jace peterson. hunter renfroe misjudges this thing. he makes the catch. how did he do that? he's not e

larry, it's great to see you, sir. thank you so much.mayor eric adams looks to find work for the nearly 50,000 migrants living in his city. fox business' lydia hu is on it. she's in the big apple on how local shop owners feel about that. stay with us. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts. saving you up to 60% a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. maria: welcome back. so now new york city taxpayers are footing the bill to house the tens of thousands of migrants that the big apple solution put them to work, lydia hu is live in new york city now with how business owners are feeling about footing the bill for the illegal my grants. lydia -- mi

larry: awesome.s been dreading, where kevin durant will make his phoenix suns debut as they host the hornets. he has been out about a month and a half. after failing to forge his own path in brooklyn, he now joins what is kind of another superteam. that is something yunus attended kubo joked about on the daily show. super teams to win nba titles. how about we work out together sometime so i can teach you how to carry your own team? [laughter] how will you make through the finals when you look like you can barely make it through a burger king drive-thru? [laughter] itch, i love your game. you're one of the this game. i respect your game. you lead by example for 15 years. larry: so the for him, then he delivers them and say, i apologize to you. that was so credit to him for playing. he is fantastic. ama: seven, it is the rookie followed by the rookie feds. stay with us for abc7news at 11. we are streaming 24/7, get the app and and join us whenever you want, wherever you are. that is it for this edition

ama: larry beil his ear with sports. -- is here with sports.ry: what a turnaround >> abc7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. larry: epic comeback by the warriors tonight. down by 23 at the half. they win 18. draymond green is back in action. damion lee alert coming off of a 71 point game on sunday. he was held to just 25 tonight. things cha quarter. look at him get up and throw down. warriors down to in the late third. splash. warriors take their first lead of the night. a slow start. warriors attacking the ram. a nice pass to draymond. team-high 20 94 jordan poole. largest comeback win of the year. three straight victories. they move up for a tie. this is against the angels. nasty stuff. 97. the catcher had a hard time with the ball. second-half jitters, escaped unscathed. the a's l impressive. today, sharks versus canadians. sharks on the board early. through traffic. 1-0. sharks came unglued in the third. right down the middle. tied at one. brock purdy may have the swelling goes down. the niners hope you will have a six month coverage t

dan: larry beil is here.u know that saying, if you go to the ballpark you might see something that you've never seen before. how about this catch? i got it. wait. i caught it? a's want luxury hair repair that doesn't cost $50? pantene's pro-vitamin formula repairs hair. as well as the leading luxury bonding treatment. for softness and resilience, without the price tag. if you know... you know it's pantene. [tap tap] my secret to beating sniff checks? secret dry spray. just spray and stay fresh all day. my turn. secret actually fights odor. and it's aluminum free. hours later, still fresh. secret works. larry: nobody including the a's themselves knows how long the team is going to be in oakland. in the meantime, new pliers trying to start off the new season with a win over the dangerous -- angels. 26,000 othjace peterson. hunter renfroe misjudges this thing. he makes the catch. how did he do that? he's not even looking. shohei ohtani was pumped. he went six scoreless. a's down 1-0 in the a's. tony kemp. smashe

larry from the investment _ being asked. larry from the investment house - being asked. larry from the| investment house bank rock being asked. larry from the i investment house bank rock said being asked. larry from the - investment house bank rock said he sees some kind of rolling crisis. what does he mean by that, do you know? what would it look like, how does it affect us all? it is interesting, _ does it affect us all? it is interesting, it _ does it affect us all? it is interesting, it depends i does it affect us all? it is| interesting, it depends on does it affect us all? it 3 interesting, it depends on your definition of crisis. although there were some parallels being made and were some parallels being made and we had the question marks around the swiss bank, credit suisse, people are making parallels with the global financial crisis and northern rock and lehman brothers collapse, it does not feel like that, certainly not yet, and i think what he means ljy not yet, and i think what he means by rolling as we will have this period where we see more and more finan

ama: larry beil is here with sports. larry: surgery today with an encouraging prognosis. no tommy john surgery. the timeline who are positive for acetylcholine receptor antibodies, it may feel like the world is moving without you. but the picture is changing, with vyvgart. in a clinical trial, participants achieved improved daily abilities with vyvgart added to their current treatment. and vyvgart helped clinical trial participants achieve reduced muscle weakness. vyvgart may increase the risk of infection. in a clinical study, the most common infections were urinary tract and respiratory tract infections. tell your doctor if you have a history of infections or if you have symptoms of an infection. vyvgart can cause allergic reactions. the most common side effects include respiratory tract infection, headache, and urinary tract infection. picture your life in motion with vyvgart. a treatment designed using a fragment of an antibody. ask your neurologist if vyvgart could be right for you. larry: brock purdy finally had his elbow surgery. best case scenario for the 49er. re

so hats off to larry for what he's done and what he's contributed.inue to do so. >> so you think more voices speaking out against donald trump is the way to go. are you going to run? >> march is a message month. i want to continue to talk about having a consistent, conservative message out there. we need to have alternatives, again, to donald trump. weigh don't need to be led by arrogance and revenge in the future. we need to be led by those that are problem solving, that want to stick with the principles of our party and unite us together, and so that's the message in march. april is a decision time so we will stick with that plan. >> i just want to ask, what you said was interesting that you disagree with larry hogan on too that too many people are out there. he had so many people running against him and he ran away with it. >> that's right, and we get this question a lot from donors and others, how can we avoid that. this is not 2016. donald trump is a known quantity. he makes his message of revenge clear and it's different. for example, the evang

larry: and i'm larry beal. have a great night. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- jon favreau. nicole byer. and music from tove lo. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. thank you. i appreciate it. oh, very nice. hi, everybody. i'm jimmy, i am the host of the show. thank you for watching the show, thank you for joining us at the show. we are in hollywood where we're still wet. the rain finally let up today, but it's coming back. and it's cold. it snowed again today. there were snow flurries in

according to larry, that's very bullish. bottom line, the charts as interpreted by larry williams suggested the market's already bottomed for real and could be due for a long lasting move that's a nice time for how we left today. also, costco, as we do we at this point of the year, and i like it far longer than that. i hope he is right. joe in illinois, joe? >> caller: hey, jim, joe marzano, can't figure this one out. bought it right after the ipo, portello's. every single one of these they open up, there is lines around the block. i don't know that any business that has lines around the block. this stock is going nowhere. i thought i had the next chipotle in my hand. what's the problem? they're bought by berkshire hathaway. >> okay. i think the problem is there is a constant regurgitation of stock. we've seen many sellers of this stock. and it has to do with the way that they did this ridiculous offering. i agree with you. i like port till low very much. i understand the line. but every time this thing gets a head of steam,

ever since you said that, larry, this market has been under water. we're talking about declines between 3 and 3 and-a-half percent since you made that call. how much worse does it get, larry? >> well, we were on the program last week. all i was pointing 0:out to you was that when you look at the yield curve, the two tens and that's just looking at where the two year treasury is versus the 10 year, that was ominous. then the performance of the regional banks, the underperformance has been spectacular, it's been growing weaker. when you have this dislocation where the banks are in trouble on a regional basis it leads to much bigger problems and then we're not even talking about auto loans and commercial real estate. so it's going to be a really bad kind of like an snl 1980s type crisis. the market probably drops 20 to 30% from here. we're trading at 19 times earnings. we have four banks that have blown up in the last week. we have one more on the way probably today or tomorrow. maria: okay. and i saw your tweet over the weekend about those regionals. y