larry, it's not even in the ballpark, larry.s is a predatory regime and they only have one future. and that's off the planet. >> all right. so the threat goes on. john batchelor, thank you, my friend. we appreciate it very much. >>> yesterday it was spain, today greece, are violent pictures like these once again the norm in europe? and are the bailouts still coming or will they fall victim to the new violence. >>> coming up also, "2016" the movie, the ferocious attacks launched by the president, plus dirty tricks to suppress the high-grossing film. facing off live onset next on the "kudlow report." jack, you're a little boring. boring. boring. [ jack ] after lauren broke up with me, i went to the citi private pass page and decided to be...not boring. that's how i met marilyn... giada... really good. yes! [ jack ] ...and alicia. ♪ this girl is on fire [ male announcer ] use any citi card to get the benefits of private pass. more concerts, more events, more experiences. [ jack ] hey, who's boring now? [ male announcer ] get more a

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go home, larry. go home, larry. road, and the car behind us thinks we're crazy and he's taking off again. yes, he's following us. okay, he's right behind the car. he'll come around right by my window. here he is. this is larry. this is classic, dory. oh, my god. this is too funny. look. he's going up. ha ha. ha ha. where is he? there he is. there's larry. this is my duck. i raised him from a baby. hi, larry. a lot of people ask me what happens to clips when they arrive at "afv." first they're given a hot meal and a warm bed for the night. then it's off to train on how to work together in packages like this. like i know what happens to clips when they arrive. they just give me a dress and shove me onstage. here are the clips. can i come on? can i come on? daisy: can't you find someone younger to drive? aah! woman: that's one for -- what do they call it? man: "candid camera." [ harmonica playing ] yeah. that is the worst asthma i have ever heard. hey! and what's even scarier -- that's not a toupee. well, there's no re

even larry admits this.ood lord, even larry admits it. >> larry just asked the stock market politics question. i didn't take on a side. i do, however, believe at the margin -- i'm going to be honest here, the roaring stock market is helping obama. >> roaring? >> i will say that. jimmy p. is also right. just like bernanke and maybe jimmy be fed head chairman some time, it does no job creation, income are falling. and you know what? the gdp and jobs numbers that have yet to come out may yet doom obama. but jennifer, please continue. what point were you trying to make? i just wanted to sort of reset the table. >> thank you, larry. this is the jobless recovery that democrats have run on for years. the average person's status is not getting any better. we've seen median income go down to a low since 1995 we haven't had it so low. we have record poverty, record unemployment. and i don't thing it's very seemly for the president to be saying, yeah, but look at the stock market. that's not what most americans have th

. >> good evening, larry. the former governor of virginia and former democratic chairman is speaking behind me. this is the week when democrats begin to counter what they heard from republicans last week. and to answer that question, try to make the argument that president obama has done some good for the economy and that mitt romney would take it backwards in the next four years. now, the president is going to get some help from bill clinton tomorrow night in his speech in prime time. he's going to speak on thursday. but today, just like mitt romney a week ago, he's going to get some help from his wife who because she's nonpolitical is much more popular. president obama made reference to that today. >> i know that whatever i say here today, it's going to be at best a distant second to the speech you will hear tonight from the star of the obama family, michelle obama. you know, this is just like a relay and you start off with the fastest person. >> now, of course, you're also going to hear from the mayor of sa

i'm larry kudlow. this is "the kudlow report." the top story this evening, just a couple of hours president bill clinton will grit his teeth and address the democratic national convention. a preview of what to say in the nominating speech of president obama in an interview that aired minutes ago on nbc. take a listen. >> we did have a good economy because we did have a lot of expansion. his approach is right and it will pay off if we renew his contract. explain why the economy he faced was much weaker and different than the one i faced so there is no way any president -- no president -- could have restored it to full health in just four years. >> all right. of course that's bill clinton talking about his favorite subject -- himself and his good economy. i'm okay with it, by the way. he did have a good economy. if he's going to blame bush and republicans for the financial melt down and housing crack up we ought to come clean with pressuring fannie mae and freddie mac, pressuring banks, making ub unaffor

i'm larry beil in for dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson.isco police are out in force in the mission district right now. abc7 news reporter ama date is live with this breaking news. >> carolyn, i am in front of this wells fargo bank. you can see some of the damage that was caused tonight, and like last night police are saying this is in response to the officer-involved shooting here in the mission last night that wounded a 22-year-old who police say was armed with a tech 9. now, the protestors are gathered near the park and they surrounded the mission station because it was vandalized last night. they started throwing bottles, paint and even a large hammer at officers. one officer was injured, non-life-threatening injuries treated. the protesters moved to 16th and mission where the u.s. bank is and wells fargo. they smashed windows and spray painted graffiti and made damage to a restaurant nearby. police caught up with them, and that's when the group dispersed. there was no arrests. protestors were passing out these anti-police fliers talkin

i'm larry kudlow. this is "the kudlow report." on the middle east meltdown story, before we get to the massive fed stimulus, four suspects have apparently been arrested in libya for the deadly attack on the u.s. consulate there. the violence spread today in the u.s. embassy in yemen and egypt also attacked. u.s. warships also closing in on libya. >>> back here, a big massive stock rally as helicopter ben flies in for one of the most major stimulus moves in the history of the central bank. it's an open ended commitment for nearly 500 billion newly created fed dollars per year in perpituity. an amazing thing. meanwhile, the dow gained more than 200 points on the day on the news. here's one question for the fed. are they going to destroy the dollar and revive consumer commodity inflation and here's a second question for the fed, a tough one. is this a fed gone rogue with massive new pump priming that will manipulate the november election? in other words, folks, politics. first-up, stocks soar on over 200

i'm larry beil in for dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. san francisco police are out in force in the mission district right now. abc7 news reporter ama date is live with this breaking news. ama? >> carolyn, i am in front of this wells fargo bank. you can see some of the damage that was caused tonight, and like last night police are saying this is in response to the officer-involved shooting here in the mission last night that wounded a 22-year-old who police say was armed with a tech 9. now, the protestors are gathered near the park and they surrounded the mission station because it was vandalized last night. they started throwing bottles, paint and even a large hammer at officers. one officer was injured, non-life-threatening injuries treated. the protesters moved to 16th and mission where the u.s. bank is and wells fargo. they smashed windows and spray painted graffiti and made damage to a restaurant nearby. police caught up with them, and that's when the group dispersed. there was no arrests. protestors were passing out these anti-polic

i'm larry kudlow. this is "the kudlow report." our top story tonight. iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad declares israel would be, quoting him now, eliminated. and what is president obama going to do about this, not meeting with world leaders, not meeting with israeli prime minister netanyahu? this is when president obama says israel is one of our best friends in the region, just one. instead, he's yacking it up on daytime talk shows like "the view" and while there he refused to call the libyan attack on our embassy an attack of terrorism. tonight we'll look at one more sign of the weakness of this amateur president instead of a world leader. >>> also this evening, the battleground now shifts. new numbers now out shows mitt romney gaining ground on middle class families, a 14-point lead over president obama. romney's now making the point that his middle class tax cuts will give much more take-home pay to middle class folks. douglas holtz eakin walks us through the numbers. >>> a punch line at last n

i'm larry kudlow. this is "the kudlow report." our top story tonight, breaking news, the u.s. is sending war ships to libya and is now investigating whether the heinous murder of the u.s. ambassador to libya, the first killing of an america ambassador in 30 years was actually a terrorist attack planned in advance to coincide with 9/11 and reports are that these thugs are the terrorists who worked with al qaeda in iraq. take a listen. >> the president takes responsibility not just for the words that come from his mouth and also from the words that come from his ambassadors and his administration and from his embassies and from his state department. they clearly sent mixed messages to the world and the statement that came from the administration was a statement which is akin to an apology and i think was a severe miscalculation. >> all right. the bungled obama administration in response to this possible terrorist act has now become a political football with president obama saying this to cbs. please take

jonas max ferris along with larry glazier and susan, welcome to everybody. so, larry, unemployment still above 8%, what is it going to take to get the job market roaring back? >> sure, well, the president's jobs plan is just not cutting it, and you know, we know when we dig beneath the surface, the situation is much worse than the headline data suggests. we know that the underemployment rate, a comprehensive data level is 15 mers in this country and know that the labor participation rate, a reflection of whether people are actually looking for jobs is at its lowest level since the early 1980's, their wages are barely keeping pace with inflation. >> how are we going to get better, larry. it's only a half hour show. >> how we're going to make it better by getting the unskilled workers skills for. that's how we're' going to make it better. >> brenda: this is the 30th month of job growth and-- >> and we're better off, for people who forget fall of 2008, 2009 we were losing 800,000 jobs a month and gdp was contracting and we were on the brink of financial armaged

i'm larry beil in for dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. san francisco police are out in force in the mission district right now. abc7 news reporter ama date is live with this breaking news. ama? >> carolyn, i am in front of this wells fargo bank. you can see some of the damage that was caused tonight, and ke last night police are saying this is in response to the officer-involved shooting here in the mission last night that wounded a 22-year-old who police say was armed with a tech 9. now, the protestors are gathered near the park and they surrounded the mission station because it was vandalized last night. they started throwing bottles, paint and even a large hammer at officers. one officer was injured, non-life-threatening injuries treated. the protesters moved to 16th and mission where the u.s. bank is and wells fargo. they smashed windows and spray painted graffiti and made damage to a restaurant nearby. police caught up with them, and that's when the group dispersed. there was no arrests. protestors were passing out these anti-police

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i agree with larry.ou didn't hear that in this speech, but what you did hear is in the area of manufacturing, energy, education, national security, deficit reduction. there is a role for government. >> what i didn't hear -- >> doesn't have to be big government. >> with all respect, tony fratto, what i didn't hear is anything about free enterprise. there was one sentence in there about entrepreneurship. you know what, tony, the government spending as a share of the economy has gone from 20% to 25%. and some people estimate it's going to go a lot higher. and i heard it go higher under mr. obama's speech today. i want to get your take on that, because i happen to think government is too large and has grown far too large under president obama. >> yeah, and i'm afraid that the way that democrats and president obama tonight are talking about this issue of what the role of government is is that any effort to talk about reform or reducing the size of government in any way is treated as, you know, a return to, yo

good evening. >> good evening, larry. blink and you will miss it but congress is coming back to washington. they're in today for the first time since the iii. obviously, it's a campaign year. members of congress prefer to spend time back in their states and their districts campaigning than being here in washington. they have a very limited agenda this week, up on capitol hill, harry reid admitted it was quote a light agenda this week. here's what they will be working on so far for the rest of the week, starting with the continuing resolution. they have to pass that to fund the government. they will be working on that. all expectations it will pass. a drought bill for farmers and jobs bill may or may not pass. something else that will be on the agenda this week. also interestingly, paul ryan will be making his return to capitol hill after being selected as the vice-presidential running mate for mitt romney. it will be fascinating to watch how he is received by his republican and democratic colleagues on capitol hill. if th

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i'm larry kudlow.n this half hour why did the price of oil flop around like a fish this afternoon. were traders thinking the government is about to start the pump in the strategic petroleum reserve. are we entering a drought of job creation. a new hudson institute study reports that start up companies just aren't creating new jobs. the obama administration is to blame. but first up, 50 days until election day and political pundits have already begun writing romney campaign post mortems. politico out with this scathing story how stumbled which details major in fighting. is the romney camp really falling apart? here now is robert costa. he's spoken with several senior sources. have they fallen apart? >> a lot of people in the romney campaign are questioning the tactics. there's no boston massacre, stevens is safe, no satisfy shake ups. >> i told you during the convention that they weren't getting the job done. and that the convention speech was lousy. turns out they had two convention speeches commission

i'm larry beil. >> and i'm carolyn johnm frigid waters off the alaska coast.9-year-old fisherman, ryan harris adrift in that tiny fish bin for 26 hours before he was plucked to safety. you did a story on this. a huge wave flipped his fishing boat, separating him from his crew mate. he admitted he wept a lot and said he never thought that he would die. once rescued he found out his friend had also survived. amazing. >> awesome story. he sang "row, row, row your boat" and "rudolph the red-nosed reindeer" over and over again to keep his mind off how horrible it was. >> rudolph the red nosed reindeer gets me in good spirits. determination. >> amazing. >> nothing boring about baseball's american league east now. yankees, orioles and rays battling for the post season. >> an exciting tight race. but must have been something else at this boring talk show host, bored talk show host, watch him on the left. he dozes off. while his guest on the phone is talking about the yankees. he is dozing off. >> the stunned look on his face when he wakes up enough to prove he fell as

tony dandrades, continuamos con primer impacto, qué bien. >>> y está con nosotros nuestro querido larryes la bachata, tenemos a larryvolución es la de corridos. >>> contento, porque tengo dos años sin disco y quise sacar dos discos a la par, en méxico y estados unidos. >>> imagino que ha pasado bastante tiempo la fanaticada está como loco trabajanado. >>> los temas trabajamos en el 2010, 2011, 2012, entonces, fuimos escribiendo, pero fueron más de 47 temas para elegir 21 fue el total, después cuando iba a casa, escuchaba otro, cambiabajo. >>> la verdad que has disfrutado de mucho éxito. >>> muchas gracias. >>> en arizona, phoenix, decretaron el 16 de septiembre como el día oficial de larry hernández. >>> wow, fue algo bien bonito, phoenix, arizona, un estado de mucha controversia, por cómo nos atacan a nosotros los hispanos y tener un día, como que no lo esperaba porque yo nací en estados unidos, e igual me fui a méxico, muy chiquito y regreso, trabajando en muchas cosas, en fábricas y ahora que el 16 de septiembre sea el día de larry hernández, lloré con mi mamá presente, porque es un

also would like to add larry saxxon, someone who i don't know, but i've heard a lot about through otherindividuals, and was very impressed by your presentation today as well. i do want to give opportunity to other committee members, if -- we have 15 slots. >> i do -- will certainly be in agreement with that. michael costa is subpoena tha cd love to see on this committee. do you want to start with a motion? >> it would make sense to get to 15 and then make a motion but i certainly agree with all of the recommendations that were made. i think stu smith, very impressive presentation and the level of support from the community as well as larry saxxon, michael costa. i think he probably will play the role of the policy wonk and i think that's something you want to see as well. someone that i've always been very impressed with, because of what she means to the community, is felicia elizondo. i think it's important to have representation from all sides of san francisco. i also want to add jorge rodriguez. supervisor wiener probably has some. >> supervisor wiener: i can crash the party. there a

do your members in your communities know about that, larry? >> i think that's our job in every work site to make the choices in this election clear in terms that our members in particular work sites understand, do you want to be bained by a romney government that will offshore customer service jobs? do you want to be bained by a romney government that will cut health care, and cut requirement security? or do we want to invest in growth invest in our futures in very concrete ways in the workplace? get that discussion going through contained mobilization coordinators in every major work site in our union and other organizations, whether it's in churches -- we have got to make the argument concrete particular with people we know. right now voter registration as well, and then voter turnout. that's what this is somebody. the message, registration, right to vote and the turnout. >> jennifer: i completely agree, and that message has to be fuelled by facts like that. our plans work, and theirs don't. you guys thank you so much for joining me inside "

i'm larry kudlow. thousands of teachers clog the streets of chicago as day two of the teachers' distortion plan -- oops, strike - strike -- continues and thousands of dollars are made to keep the schools open as they selfishly attempt to rip off the same kids, parents and taxpayers. this is wisconsin coming to chicago. that may wind up being a good thing. the question is will obama accolate, rahm emanuel fold like a cheap suit or will he hang tough and give some public order and decent education at a decent cost to the city of chicago and its families. >>> this evening, the president's leadership is being questioned over the fiscal cliff. listen tohouse speaker boehner over whether they can reach a deal with president obama. >> i'm not confident at all. the house has done its job on the sequester and looming tax hikes that will cost our economy some 700,000 jobs. the senate at some point has to act. on both of these, where's the president? where's this leadership? absent without leave. >> moody's today

also, take this opportunity to support my fellow colleagues, marilyn, larry saxxon and -- lange. thank you. >> chair kim: thank you. >> hello, supervisors, those of you that i can see. i'm jessica layman, also a senior and disability action, formerly -- i was going to say pretty much the same things that james said but without the same humor that he is able to bring to it. but i do want to pass on our recommendation that you put jazzie collins and aaron parness on the lgbt task force. let me tell you first, i find it really exciting that the task force is coming together. it's clearly much needed in this city. thank you to that. i was in my office until i raced in just now, watching everybody on sfgov-tv. it's a wonderful group of applicants. weaver seen housing is one of the most important issues that lgbt seniors are talking about so it will be critical to have a number of people on the task force who really understand housing, who know how to deal with it from a policy perspective, and who are connected to the grassroots of our community. jazzie and aaron absolutel absot that

and larry i think you're seeing that in your polling, too. it's very movable and as we get into the debatees, as people react-- women are appalled with what happened in libya. and i think they're looking for some accountability. they want to see a serious-- >> schieffer: what you're saying is mitt romney is not specific enough. he needs to give us some more details on what he plans to do. >> i think you're going to see that come forward in the debates and over the next couple of weeks, and he has started to roll out some of the specifics and that's what women are wanting to see. >> schieffer: bob shrum, you were an adviser to john kerry. you were an adviser way back when ted kennedy, i guess, debated mitt romney in that now-famous senate race of long ago. what would you be telling barack obama if you were vising him about these upcoming debates? >> i would tell him first he has to understand that romney can win this debate if he's scripted, prepared, has really worked at it. if you watched him on "60 minutes" last sunday, he was smooth, he wa

larry shover of sfg alternatives. as we mentioned earlier, the market awaits the fed's decision on another round of economic stimulus. that stimulus could include the fed buying bonds to lower long-term interest rates, which could trigger more borrowing and lending. many traders and economists are questioning whether the move can spur the recovery, since interest rates are already at record lows. the fed wraps up its two-day meeting with ben bernanke's speech later this afternoon. meanwhile on capitol hill, plans are under way for the senate to take a closer look at computer trading. it follows computer glitches, including facebook's messy ipo day at the nasdaq. today union reps will be on the hill attempting to reverse a pay freeze for federal workers. and, republican vice presidential candidate paul ryan will take a campaign break to vote on a bill that will fund the government. reports say he is likely to support the measure to keep the government in operation for the next 6 months. yesterday, ryan released his fir

saxxon, lawrence michael costa, marcy adeleman, michelle alcedo, larry lange, scott haitsuka, tommi,and william ambrunn. do i have all of the 15? >> chair kim: so we have a motion to move forward these 15 names with positive recommendation. >> second that. >> chair kim: we have a second to that. supervisor wiene. >> supervisor wiener: this is a strong list and there are additional people who i think were disappointed on there. but to reiterate we said at the beginning i assume there will be an advisory committee so other people can be involved. in addition to -- we have various ways of measuring diversity but i think one of the important ways of measuring diversity here is political diversity. this town, and city hall, you know, it's a very diverse place in terms of people's politics. and as we saw with the housing trust fund, when we get a broad spectrum together and come up with a product, maybe not everyone's thrilled with everything, but everyone can get behind, we have a lot of strength. so i think on this task force when i look at the different people and different perspectives

larry, we'll go to you. you actually had this happen to you.ou're like a case study of what we have been talking about. your son comes up missing. his friends gave some information, changes the story at some point. you become suspicious. then you reach out the law enforcement, right? >> that's correct. >> that does law enforcement do? >> he attended a high school basketball game december of 2005. never showed up home after. since the disappearance, there have been leads and speculations coming from them stating that my son was done there. we believe he's down there, but we don't have the resources to gain access to him. >> just -- wait, native american reservations are considered a sovereign nation and they are not subject to the jurisdiction of other spaces in the united states. so they have their own rules, own nation. the federal government can't just jump in when they want to. that's what's impeding the investigation of larry stackhouse, jr. >> and this particular case, if they do not have the resources available, then they can request the

larry ellison is one of the -- that was good.llison is one of the richest men in the world, worth over $30 billion. but is he spending too much? cnbc wealth editor robert frank has dug into the oracle ceo's expenses. robert, what have you found? >> thanks, simon. well, apparently, buying islands in hawaii, that can start to get pretty expensive. oracle's latest proxy shows that larry ellison has pledged 139 million shares as collateral to "secure certain personal indebtedness including various lines of credit." now, that means he's pledged $4.2 billion in stock for personal loans and lines of credit. why does he need so much cash? well, you might remember that ellison bought lanai, the sixth largest island in hawaii, for $500 million earlier this summer. this week he also bought another property, $37 million mansion in malibu. he already owns about five properties on the same stretch of beach. that in addition to the mansion he owns in rhode island, a giant home in san francisco, a villa in tokyo, and a 240-acre estate near paul

. >> and i'm larry beil in for dan ashley. at the city council meeting residents were told that chevron failed to follow their own safety guidelines. john alston was at the meeting and he joins us now. john. >> reporter: the safety board said the pipe that failed was there for decades and it had lost over time 80% of its thickness. as you said, the board says that chevron failed to follow its own guidelines for pipe inspection. in the moments leading up to the explosion chevron surveillance video capture the countdown on august 6th. in a split second fire appears growing bigger by the minute. the safety board released the video. investigators revealed that the 8-inch pipe that failed was so weak portions of it were only one-16th of an inch thick. there was no evidence the section of pipe was inspected last year or ever. >> however we have obtained policy documents that recommend that every segment of pipe in this service should have been included in a pipe inspection program. >> but chevron is saying that it is sorry and sayin

. >> boy, it was an unbelievable , and larry beil is here with more. it was an unbelievable call. >> you have to go back to the lingerie league. he may not be that happy. but it took one high-profile national televised blunder to end the lockout. a tentative agreement has been reached and the real refs will be back tomorrow night in baltimore. the blown call on monday night brought such outrage and criticism that the nfl had to get a deal done and done fast. so the refs will get more money and compromise owed a pension plan and 401k, and the nfl may hire some officials full time. after three weeks of the replacements, the fans were happy to hear the qualified refs will be back. >> it is about time. the nfl owners were said to be gridey and unre-- were said to be greedy and unresponsive even to the detriment of their product. >> when the niners lose i want to know they lost because of themselves and not because of some idiot who thinks wearing a prison outfit will make them a god on the field. >> the referees coming back are more experienced. the experi

larry, a lot of talk about housing. a lot of good numbers, including several that came out yesterday. this is starting to look like a real play opportunity. > > you know, it might be. i think a lot of people are recommending housing stocks. let's keep in mind, we've fallen down a seven-year flight of steps in terms of housing, and so right now it seems like the housing market is stabilized. we're underestimating the tailwind that that could be for the market. > > i want to ask you about manufacturing. a lot of analysts have been looking at a lot of data, but you really feel that there are a couple of important indexes that will be a very clear indicator as to a very important component of our economy. > > when you look at the economy, everything except for housing has been contracting. today we have the p.m.i.s coming out of china, europe, and the u.s. that's going to give us a very good indication of whether we're contracting or whether we're growing. i can't leverage the fact that the stock market will go one way or t

what do these two think of larry beil? he's nationwide. top of first and giants up 2-0.ngs home hunter penz. brandon crawford and slaps one to the right field corner. hector sanchez and bringing all 220 pounds home, and there will be a play at the plate. he's in there, but he gets the wind knocked out of him. stayed in the game and 5-0g men. a solid outing for tim lincecum. allowed three runs and walked 4 and struck out eight. top of 9 and giants add to the tally. stand up r.b.i triple. giants win it big 8-3 the final coupled with a dodger loss to arizona and the giants up seven in the national league west. the 49ers hosting detroit in the home opener sunday at the stick. and this is a grudge rematch. jim harbaugh's handshake last year was deemed inappropriate in coaching circles. it was more of the slap on the back afterwards. on defense the lions have a beast. he is unblockable with just one man, known as one of the dirtest players in the nfl and he will give the niners a lot to think about on the defensive line. >> the d-line is definitely a strength of theirs. look a

former vice president of lehman larry mcdonald joining us. feeling pressure from the rapid growth of free online gaming. liz claman joins us with the company's chief operating officer coming up. dave: the rise of smart phones and tablets changing the video game landscape as players migrate toward online and social media games. how traditional gaming company is fighting back. the head to liz claman in her third day in the valley. liz: what could be bigger than madden football, those are all names and titles of electronic arts. and chief operating officer who started years ago, look at you, you have gaming in your blood and the question is the shift to mobile and online gaming. there are some crosscurrents going on and we see lower sales of games and consuls. what are you doing to fight that war turnaround tied? >> things move to mobile pretty quickly but consul's we are eagerly awaiting news about the next generation so the demise of consuls is damage we're shifting away from social network but the boom in mobile, it is huge. the announcement

larry baer. [applause] >> i have to say, it has been a real thrill for the entire year i worked on this. what could be better than to be involved that great icon back there? it is a work of art, it is an engineering marvel. when dennis was talking about the armed services, service personnel who came in and out of the bay, when we talk to them about being part of the celebration, they were thrilled to do it. as i said, more than just this beautiful icon we have, it was a symbol to them of liberty, democracy, and as they left, it was the last thing they saw as they sailed out of the golden gate, the first thing that impressed them as they came back in. to our many service people throughout the world, it is an icon, exactly like the statue of liberty in new york city. it has been a pleasure to work with larry, co-chair. i think many people thought that he would be chosen because orange is the color of the san francisco giants, but that is not true. he was chosen because he is a great civic leader an

. >> boy, it was an unbelievable , and larry beil is here with more.an unbelievable call. >> you have to go back to the lingerie league. he may not be that happy. but it took one high-profile national televised blunder to end the lockout. a tentative agreement has been reached and the real refs will be back tomorrow night in baltimore. the blown call on monday night brought such outrage and criticism that the nfl had to get a deal done and done fast. so the refs will get more money and compromise owed a pension plan and 401k, and the nfl may hire some officials full time. after three weeks of the replacements, the fans were happy to hear the qualified refs will be back. >> it is about time. the nfl owners were said to be gridey and unre-- were said to be greedy and unresponsive even to the detriment of their product. >> when the niners lose i want to know they lost because of themselves and not because of some idiot who thinks wearing a prison outfit will make them a god on the field. >> the referees coming back are more experienced. the experience is

. >> and i'm larry beil in for dan ashley.ng residents were told that chevron failed to follow their own safety guidelines. john alston was at the meeting and he joins us now. john. >> reporter: the safety board said the pipe that failed was there for decades and it had lost over time 80% of its thickness. as you said, the board says that chevron failed to follow its own guidelines for pipe inspection. in the moments leading up to the explosion chevron surveillance video capture the countdown on august 6th. in a split second fire appears growing bigger by the minute. the safety board released the video. investigators revealed that the 8-inch pipe that failed was so weak portions of it were only one-16th of an inch thick. there was no evidence the section of pipe was inspected last year or ever. >> however we have obtained policy documents that recommend that every segment ve been included in a pipeould inspection program. >> but chevron is saying that it is sorry and saying it is sorry several times is not enough. >> the plant

larry gersten, always breaking it down for us. thank you so much. >>> reminder you can get larry's political insight any time on our website. logon to nbcbayarea.com. >>> in other news now, the dunbarton bridge is closed weekend including labor day. caltrans says the project is on schedule. we have a live look. you can see detour set up. crews are working around the clock. crews closed the bridge friday night to replace an old joint. once the joint is replaced, the bridge shall be more flexible and withstand stronger earthquakes. caltrans isn't expecting any obstacles but they say they're prepared should anything crop up. >> we've put a lot of c contingencies that may crop up, extra crews on call. >> this weekend's work is part of a $60 million retro fit project due to be complete early next year. the best detour route for drivers across the bay is highway 92, that is the san mateo bridge. the bridge is expected to open by 5:00 tuesday morning. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay" -- baristas brew up a coffee concoction like no o

let's go back to larry at the cme. i, larry. larry continue his arrest? >> i can hear you. liz: how is it looking? >> traders are burying their risk right now. too many unknowns. conditions in the collateral standards, transmission risks, all of the above. too many unknowns. it is nice to consolidate, but people are paring risk. that's what's going on behind me right this very minute. david: just to clarify, screaming behind you is selling right now. >> exactly. liz: thank you. it was so loud. that is a little unusual. you know is loud. david: well, shares of u.s. home builders having a strong day despite a weak report of construction spending. liz: that set back to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. pep boys, for example. >> reporter: we have been watching waiting for numbers to come out. we're also taking a look at a separate, the home builders on the heels of construction spending numbers. we are really not that good. homebuilders share resiliency. the biggest decline in a year. that was not good news. home builders. up arrows. and then up alm

dave: coming up going one on one with tv and radio legend larry king. he has covered every election since 1964. this year was not any different. he was that both of those. how does this compare to others? we will ask larry king coming up and the fed announcing it is going to keep printing money. a lot of it. is that what the economy needs? we will ask one of the most vocal critics of the fed, congressman ron paul on a fox business exclusive interview coming up. dave: two month from the presidential election the next broadcaster has covered every race since 1964. tv and radio legend and grandparents.com spokesman, larry king. wonderful to see you. mr. king was your dad. [talking over each other] >> getting old and both forgetting, and not much good about it. >> a wonderful restaurant door in washington, no golden years. the only thing good is your still around. dave: you were around for a lot of conventions before this and the middle east news, and the economy. is it conceivable the middle east might play as big a role in this election as in 1980 with th

our guest host, larry suggested that song, larry bossidy, former ceo and chairman of honeywell and a checking u.s. equity futures been up all day, indicated up 81 points, could get better or worse depending on adp and what mario draghi says at 8:30. it's a day where -- >> jobless claims at 8:30, too. >> i would keep watching. >> i would not go anywhere. the ecb left its key interest rate unchanged at 0.75%. investors looking forward to details of the ecb sovereign bond buying program, we're going to get details on that program during president mario draghi's news conference, that's expected to start at 8:30 a.m. eastern, but of course sometimes it gets a little bit delayed. the august adp report will be released at 8:15 eastern time. forecasters expecting it to show the u.s. economy added 145,000 private payrolls last month and of course that number is important in terms of how people going to predict what the ultimate number will be tomorrow. navistar is cutting jobs and suspending future earnings guidance because of what it's calling uncertain industry conditions that follows a big

everything he said has not come to pass all his policies of failed but excuse me every time i say larry summers i have to put brilliant either before during or after you say his name because after all that's what the press that toots called him the brilliant larry summers as for romney talking about was staring measures and telling the germans this brilliant and that is great shot at a was it if the u.s. scary he measures now not to high inflation the u.s. scary the measures imposed upon the germans following the inflation that brought inhaler brilliant strategy and probably very apropos for romney so no this is just a lot of political job and i would for the record i'm a political atheist i don't believe in anybody's political gods and to me it's a two headed one party system whoever wins. we lose ok and i know that you are a political atheist and you've said that many times before that this is a two headed whatever you just that much but i too added monster with one body or something not a fact but along those lines we have seen mitt romney get a lot more wall street cash this time ar