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simply larry.t fault him for it. it was alwajust who he was. people are showing support for the lenlened who worked until the end. he was filming scenes for the remake or reboot of the hit "dallas" series from the '70s. this was done by tnt, a division of time warner and turner broadcasting. he had been filming scenes. he taped six episodes, six of the 15. he worked until the end doing what he rloved. >> kareen wynter there in hollywood. coming up in a few minutes, we have one of the last interviews larry hagman did before his death. >>> and hector "macho"camacho, the former boxing champion who beat such fighters as roberto duran and sugar ray leonard is dead. earlier today, his family took him off life support. he had been declared brain dead after being shot in the face tuesday night outside a bar near san juan, puerto rico. at the bottom of the hour, 3:30 eastern time, we'll look back at the life of hector macho camacho. >> the fbi nabbed one of its top ten most wanted fugitives. he was arrested

>> larry finished talking. would give it up. >> i think i need a lawyer to talk to you about this with me. >> well, that's up to you. >> the supreme court had made it pretty clear. if someone declares that they want an attorney, the interview is supposed to stop until one can be hired or provided. but in this case, larry was walking a line, believing that asking for a lawyer isn't the same as wondering if you need one. corrine loomis was watching from the other room. >> it's about as close as you can get to asking for a lawyer. were you holding your breath? >> yes. this was a make or break interview. if he didn't confess he was going to walk again. >>> coming up -- >> i knew that was the moment of truth. >> years of mystery come down to one chance. >> the other side of the story. >> what kind of story would he tell, when the night >>> i need to know what occurred so i do the right thing. because something happened to her. >> larry montgomery spoke for 45 minutes, giving chris mcamis everything he had. >> credit

i'm larry kudlow. this is the kudlow report. our top story this evening, four days before election day. and the race between president obama and mitt romney could not be any tighter. >> four more days! four more days! >> all right. the president today telling his liberal supporters that the mere mention of governor romney to exact revenge. >> no, no, no. don't boo. vote. vote. voting's the best revenge. >>> and thank you, again, vice president joe biden, for yet another gift. >> there's never been a day in the last four years i've been proud to be his vice president. not one single day. not one single day. >>> and we ask a key question tonight. is hurricane sandy so much worse with the loss of life and incredible suffering covering a third of the country? is that going to put voters in an angry, frustrated and ugly place? so much so that it damages president obama's re-electionesre-electio re-electionest. >>> we begin tonight with breaking news. after a friday filled with fury, michael bloomberg gave i

i'm larry kudlow. this is "the kudlow report." tax hikes, tax hikes, and tax hikes. one way or another, that's about all i hear on this fiscal cliff business, and you know what? what about spending cuts which is the true source of the deficit problem along with anemic economic growth. and here's one. we just got confirmation that the latest fiscal numbers from the treasury department show the federal government ran up more red ink in october than it did the year before, and guess what? spending went up double digits from the year before. what a surprise. but the white house got one thing right today. it released a study showing that a massive year-end tax hike would kill consumer spending by $200 billion, right. so let's not raise taxes. and in addition to all of this, the joint chiefs of staff is apparently drawing up plans to keep 10,000 u.s. troops in afghanistan past the 2014 deadline. this break a president obama promise, but some promises are made to be broken, and i think this is probably a good

the crowd cheered. >> larry: it went a lot better in rehearsal i think. >> larry: i can name that tune in five -- no, i can't. the league posted an early christmas present in carol of bells. also showing off special christmas day jerseys they will be wearing on december 25th, you might be able to purchase them on nba.com. >> i could only use my right hand, didn't have the both hands. three pointed range, dangerous. live doppler 7-hd. no clouds in the sky. no humor in my jokes. what is going to be happening nationally. pretty dry day and much of the eastern seaboard. snow over the great lakes and into the ohio valley. up in the northwest it will be wet as often is. but much of the nation will be experiencing nice weather. mild up around eureka with a high of 60 degrees and gets milder as you push farther south 84 high in palm principles. 70 in fresno. fog left over in early morning fog that will be more widespread. 72 the high in big sur. here in the bay area, sunny skies and even milder conditions than we have today. look for highs of 65 at half moon bay. even along the coast, mild up

i'm larry kudlow. in this half hour, after weeks of rocket attacks, israel responds with this targeted air strike, killing a hamas military leader. hamas now vows to, quote, go to the gates of hell. the question we ask is could the mideast tinderbox explode, all the while, by the way, we don't even have a cia director here in the u.s. and president obama chalks up yet another record. a whopping $120 billion deficit for the month of october. that's 22% higher than a year ago. and oh, my gosh, are we headed for a fifth straight trillion-dollar deficit? former cbo director douglas holtz ekan to break down the numbers for us. >>> returning after a seven-week recess, with republicans licking their wounds from last week's selection, joining us tonight is a superstar winner from texas, that being senator-elect ted cruz. he, by the way, will become the first hispanic senator from texas, and he's also the new vice chair of the national republican senatorial committee. senator cruz has a nice feel to it. that's

i'm larry kudlow. this is "the kudlow report." so today at the white house it was all peaches and cream and conciliation. nothing done, mind you, but perhaps we're on the right path. the markets did seem to like it. i want to ask this question. where's the balance? i see tax revenue increases, but i don't see spending cuts, and that's not going to be good for our economy. so the question is now another topic. will israel launch a major ground operation to wipe out hamas? the israelis did take out another top hamas leader today. not long after, air raid sirens went off in jerusalem, and egypt sends its prime minister to the gaza strip in a show of solidarity with the -- and did general petraeus pull a 180 degree turn in testimony today? in september he said it was videos and spontaneous demonstrations. today he said the cia knew all along it was a terrorist attack in libya. this story gets worse and worse, more and more complicated and we are going to parse through it. first up, with the fiscal cliff on

the world was a brighter place because of larry hagman.nterviewed linda grey for the start of the new "dallas" series. were great as a married couple, but, boy they were good friends. >> such a mailingor part that have story line that they had to bring him back when they brought the series back and we'll how this plays out on air, in the script, in the platt. >> larry king tweeted i'm shock. larry hagman was a dear man who had an incredible career. he helped me to stop smoking. he really was a very special person, and we know that he smoked for 24 years. >> yeah. >> then quit and became a spokesperson for the american cancer society, and we learned from some reporting this morning that the 30, 40 people over the years who say you've been the inspiration. >> which he really enjoyed. >> to stop me from smoking. a gift for him. >> mario tweeted me larry hagman was the most charismatic villain tv ever created. no kidding, right. we loved to hate him. we will miss him no. doubt he's great at being mean. >> this is from carey, a viewer who sent

listen, larry, if larry kudlow is a s.e.a.l. all you want to have said inside that community is larry kudlow, good guy. not larry kudlow, that guy who did x, y and z. your reputation is everything in the s.e.a.l. community and these guys have harmed themselves. they knew the rules and yet they still went out and made this deal with ea without asking their command. >> that's the tough part because we all admire them and their service. >> they're great guys. great guys. >> let me switch gears because this incredibly fast-breaking story on general david petraeus resigning as head of the cia and some speculation that maybe the marital infidelity had something to do with it, but maybe it goes deeper than that, maybe he's at war over the benghazi story with the white house. do you have a thought on this? >> from the beginning i had heard rumors back when petraeus was in afghanistan that the obama administration was looking to cut him off at the knees because they thought he could be a potential foe politically. so it was brilliant to

i'm larry kudlow. in this half hour, how can anyone not be in favor of completing the keystone pipeline. nine democrats and nine republicans want the president to authorize construction right now. but alas, we will debate it. the seiu union is snarling $1.79 passengers going through lax this thanksgiving. turns out, the employees they say they represent don't want a thing to do with them. what a story of outside agitators. that's all it is. now a cease-fire between israel and gaza went into feekt today after eight days of heighten et violence. gaza is celebrating when the cease-fire was announced but at least 12 rockets have been fired into israel since the so-called truce. so is this deal bad for israel and good for the terrorists? let's get right to our distinguished guests. former deputy assistant of defense peter brooks and we welcome back wes clark former nato ally commander and fellow senior at ucla berko center. a serious question, do you think israel got done what it needed to get done in terms

i'm larry kudlow. this is "the kudlow report." it took $2 billion and a year, but barack obama is re-elected president of the united states. now, hold off on the wednesday morning quarterbacking, at least for now. putting differences aside, i congratulate the president on his victory. america is a great country. problems can be solved. you'll hear my take later in the broadcast. life goes on. the show must go on. and so shall we. first order of business tonight is breaking news. moments ago house speaker john boehner, he delivered a direct message. this is your moment, mr. president. and we want you to succeed. the fiscal cliff is priority number one. boehner is now opening the door to a grand design fiscal deal that could include tax and entitlement reform. listen to the speaker today. all right. so we didn't get quite that sound. sorry. maybe we'll pick it up later. what happens to the market? courtney reagan at the real-time exchange breaking it down for us. good evening to you, courtney. >> good ev

was always larry. you couldn't fault him for it. he was just who he was. i'm so thankful that this past year i was able to spend time with him and experience yet again larry in all his big texas breaux vad yoe." linda gray said so sad to lose such a dear, bigger than life friend. larry hagman was one of a kind and will be with us forever other ". finally, patrick duffy, another one of hagman's dallas co-stars wrote my friend is taking a break. pardon my silence. love patrick." so that gives you an idea of the tremendous loss so many people in and really beyond the entertainment industry are feeling today at the loss of such an iconic actor from the "dallas" show that made him a household name. he reprised his role with the tnt hit dallas. by the way, the second season starts in january. we're told that hagman was taping scenes for the show. he, according to deadline.com had done six episodes, six of the 15. so writers undoubtedly will have to rewrite that story line, fred, take a look at the plots and

how about a round of applause for larry? thank you larry. bringing in our dancers. (drums). good to see you. our southern and northern dancers. welcome ladies. welcome. followed by our jingle "dancing with dancers. welcoming our dancers as well. our northern traditional dancers followed by our grass dancers. how about a big round for applause for all ours dancers? good to see you. (drums). going over to our group over here. flag song. please. long before the national anthem composed by francis scott key the 50 people that this land. >> >> the first people that this land had these fight songs, national anthems for these tribes, paying homage to the first flag of this land, the eagle staff. remembering our veterans as well, the warriors whether going to battle or returning from battle paying homage to their service, paying homage to this flag. always honored our veterans, our warriors. (chanting) (spiritual chanting). remember our fallen veterans and those still in battle. going into a victory song. here we go. everybody dance. (drums). go dancing rocking san francisco city ha

>> more, larry. there are negotiations for the president to travel to tehran in a deal much like nixon went to beijing. that is on the table. that's part of the negotiations. >> problem for tehran, i've never heard that before, john. >> it's been reported for some time. my information is consistent over a long period of time. the president has had this ambition since he first took office in 2009. he hoped to do it in february of 2012, the 40th anniversary of mr. nixon's trip. that failed and now he's looking to the spring of 2013. a handshake with the supreme leader and peace in our time. >> and we actually believe we, we, our supreme leader, actually believes that that will stop iran not only from developing nuclear weapons but also from whatever they're doing, subsidizing syria, hezbollah, h hamas, in bed with russia. we believe they're going to come clean, straighten out, have some kind of burning bush moment. >> yes. that's the word. the obama administration believes the ambition is endorsed by t

thanks for joining us. >> larry: we've been getting photos.he raising her daughter the right way to love the raiders. look at that smile. >> carolyn: here is another one. showing some of the crazy costumes that people pull out for the raiders' games. >> larry: i believe is that violater. i think she an insurance salesman. that tempers it. we wanted to see. e-mail your photos and we'll post the pictures at abc7news.com and also show them on the air. >> carolyn: be sure to join us with raiders day when we broadcast the game live at 5:00. >> larry: abc news at 5:00 begins right now with dan and cheryl. >> dan: the search in palo alto to find a dangerous intruder who went to great lengths to attack a woman. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. we're tracking rain right now but a strong storm is about to hit the bay area. it spell serious trouble. >> cheryl: and the south bay new water treatment plant comes with a recycling idea that may make it tough for some customers to swallow. >> people are stacking sandbags and protecting their property all ac

i turned, and that's when larry shot me once in each side. >> larry layton, the false defector. the same time, these gunmen leaped from that farm wagon as it pulled up near the larger plane. the nbc cameraman taking this footage was shot dead. >> i really didn't know what was happening at first. i didn't know what the sounds meant. and then when i realized that they were gunshots, i just -- i ran under the plane. >> leo ryan ducked behind a wheel but was killed. the only u.s. congressman ever assassinated while in office. these are photos never seen publicly until now. lying behind ryan, the body of nbc reporter don harris. this newspaper photographer also was killed. jerry parks, 30 years ago. >> shot the reporters on the ground and the congressman. they come from the pickup -- the dump truck from the other side and got off and stuck the guns to their head point-blank and blew their brains out. shot them up terrible. >> the newsmen, the congressman and his aide jackie speier were clearly the targets. >> i was shot five times. the first thing i thought was, oh, my god, this is i

>> well, larry, i'm an optimist. believe that you need to give people a chance, you need to tell them you support them and then you need to hold them accountable. that's why i felt that i needed to send that message off to the president and to my representatives, really telling them that time is now. we can't wait any longer. we've got to do something. i'll support you, but i'll also hold you accountable and watch that it's happening. >> i want to have the same positive view you do, second term, clean slate, et cetera, et cetera. so when he read your letter with your very clear message about compromise and common ground between the two parties, do you think, steve, that he was sending a message -- sometimes presidents speak metaphorically, sometimes they speak symbol symbolically. do you think he was sending that message to the country? >> well, i believe the letter was read for a reason. and that was to show, here's a guy who is starting up a company, is in the upper middle class, most likely will be affected by wha

[cheers and applause] >> thanks larry. well, larry mentioned this next gentleman that we need to hear from. here's the architect of this giants franchise in so many ways. here's the longest tenure manager in baseball. he brought his giants to the playoffs six times and five san francisco giants world -- pennants and upon general manager. please welcome brian saibian. >> >> thank you. i didn't think i would be nervous or emotional but i'm all of that right now. i want to thank the city of san francisco, dignitaries, lumnaries, the hall of famers, the ownership group, the coaching and training staff. today is ground hog day. we have the right to claim baseball heaven. this is the mecca of baseball, san francisco california. i think people forgot this team won 94 games in the regular season in a division that is probably as under rated as any division in sports. beat two excellent teams to win the national league and go on to detroit and unfortunately with detroit with all due respect they didn't know what they were in for. [

. >> the actor larry hagman, j.r. ewing from the tv series dallas has died at the age of 81, manuel bojorquez looks back on his long career, and signs of the times, lucy kraft shows us the high tech advertisements that are becoming an inescapable site in modern day japan. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> good evening, the i am chip reid, one day after the holiday season kickoff the nation's merchants have reason for joy, by one estimate the number of black friday shoppers was up 20 percent over the same day last year. the question now is whether shoppers can maintain the pace. terrell brown is watching the shoppers and their treasures in new york tonight. >> it is shaping up to be a record-setting opening to this holiday shopping season. one retailer at wal-mart the neigh nation's biggest said it sold nearly 5,000 items a second on thanksgiving night, as stores opened their doors this year earlier than ever. >> the pumpkin pie was barely eaten thursday night when retailers opened their do

tavis: if i were pushing back on larry king and i would never do that to larry king. if i want to push back i would only say that what makes your example different than the contemporary moment that we're in is america was basically white and black then add a lot more white than black. now america is a multi-cultural, multi racial, multi-as the place of the electorate is so different then. if you think you can win with white, rural voters, your toes. you have to have more than that. >> i have the perfect candidate. a latin american man, a white mother, a black grandfather on the mother's side. with hopefully an asian brother- in-law. if we could find this guy, he runs independent. he is backed by perot. carlos slim finances the campaign. he requires no federal funding. tavis: you are never really toast. i get it. >> with mass communications the way it is i can give you the next president who today is unknown. ok? unknown. let's say. who is the governor of south dakota? i do not know of his republican or democrat. let's say the governor of south dakota has a latina moth