and which one is larry. >> this would be me. >> gary and larry. in a rare recorded interview obtained by cnn, larry hall recounts a tough start. >> i know when i was born my mother told me that i was blue. that i hadn't got enough oxygen to me or something. >> identical twin sons growing up hard. in the hall home there was little money and lots of problems. author hillel levin interviewed larry hall. >> it was a very cluttered household. they were raised with dysfunction. >> the neighbors say the mother was domineering. the father drank and sometimes turned violent. he worked at the local cemetery. what was it like growing up to a cemetery? was it creepy? >> no, not at all, not for me. at 12 years of age, larry and i started working at the cemetery. >> as he grew older, larry had problems fitting in at school. >> he was always the backward twin. i was the more dominant outgoing twin. he hung out with what my wife and i and a lot of fellow classmates, called "the misfits" or the "stinky" crowd. >> still, the boys were best friends and as young men

that is it for us at 6:00. >> larry: i'm larry beil. thanks for joining us. >> right now, on the red carpet, with arnold schwarzenegger. a tea party for this area's oscar nominees. i honestly didn't think i would get one. >> taking award season in stride. >> i know i am not going to win, so i think it is great that i can relax. >> and racing to meet hollywood's most famous stars on four wheels. >> we are rolling out the red carpet now. >> welcome to on the red carpet from the museum in los angeles. it am rachel smith. hundreds of the world's most classic, iconic cars are on display right here. the hollywood gallery features famous cars from film and tv. we'll take a close are look, plus tack you on an exclusive tour inside of the gledgeddary ball. but first, let's race to this week's otrc carpet. we are at the premier of the last stand. ♪

it took just three hours to convict larry hall. but prosecutor beaumont believed this was just the tip of the iceberg. he felt certain hall was a serial killer and now he had to find a way to prove it. so he began investigating tricia reitler's abduction, a case that wasn't his, for a family he didn't even know. >> i can't imagine sending my daughter off to school, and never seeing her again. >> and he came up with an outside the box scheme to get hall. which would risk the life of that charismatic convict he had just put away for dealing drugs, jimmy keene. >> what happens when i deal with all these crazy killers and stuff, what if i get shanked, what if i get killed, am i going to survive this. >> coming up, a get out of jail there's this island -- and it's got super-cute kangaroos. barrow island has got rare kangaroos. ♪ chevron has been developing energy here for decades. we need to protect their environment. we have a strict quarantine system to protect the integrity of the environment. forty years on, it's still a class-a nat

>> oh, for sure, larry.orate sector looks better, housing looks better, consumption, looked healthy in december, vehicle sales probably okay. so, yes, i think relative to expectations were, the economy's better. >> that changed the fed's view? my friend? >> the fed will never change its views so dramatically from one meeting to the next. so nothing new will happen tomorrow. but it may effect what they do on down the road this year. >> what if the jobs number comes out stronger on friday? that's a big number. they're targeting unemployment, right, 6.5% unemployment, 2.5% inflation, what if you get a bigger than expected -- i don't know this, i have no foresight, i'm no good at forecasting these monthly job numbers. i do know that jobless claims are falling a lot. so let's say you got 250,000, let's say the unemployment starts dropping faster, will that move the fed? >> well, it'll move up the time in which they'll reach the 6.5% and it will encourage them, but it won't cause them to change policy right away.

. >> mike: no, we -- no question, larry. the 49ers the only time in nfl history to reach the superbowl with a second are year coach and quarterback. as you mentioned, who spots the team 17 points and comes back to win. total team effort. the 49ers going to their sixth superbowl. you now how love the old dudes so i grabbed justin smith off the field. >> unreal, man. just getting the win the fashion we wanted to, showed the resolve of this team, the character of this team, and one more to go. >> worked a long time for this. how does it feel, going to your first superbowl? >> oh, man, it's amazing. at it amazing. it's something that i've been dreaming of all my life as a kid. superbowl, superbowl. and we're here. >> tremendous win for us. showed the heart and resolve of the team, and move on with -- continue in our humility and be ready to play another game in two weeks. >> very calm on the field, off the field. coach is very calm. and put is in great position, and showed in the second half. >> mike: the greatest feeling in the

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>> roll tide, larry! neighborhood, but i was a big pitt fan and i had to deal with all of these notre dame fans. so i grew up hating notre dame. roll tide! >> all right, roll tide. chris, you have a more sensible view. >> i thought he would say win one -- come on. i grew up in a catholic family watching notre dame football on saturdays was a part of the ritual, i think the notre dame line is going to be big enough and strong enough to battle with the "o" line from alabama and the linebackers are fantastic. i'm picking -- i'm going with the irish, baby. >> chris lehane, let me ask you since you clearly have deeper insights into notre dame than tony fratto does, what took them so long? from 1988 until now. they have one of the greatest brands in football. they do have the, you know, catholic schools all across the country who produce fabulous football players in other athletes revere notre dame. why did it take them so long to get back on top, chris? >> i think a couple of reasons. first of all, not being i

i'm larry kudlow. this is "the kudlow report." flanked by school children president obama lays out his case for gun control and cure tailing mass violence. new limits on assault weapons and high capacity ammo magazines. will it work? we'll debate that. the major gun maker stock finished much higher today and also talk what that might mean. importantly we have this breaking news. the faa has just moved to ground all 787 boeing dreamliner flights. that's right. the faa says this is until boeing can prove its on board batteries are quote safe and in compliance. this comes after a recent slew of on board fires on these new jets. finally tonight how can the gop start winning national elections again? my pal and our special guest, joe scarborough, the anchor of msnbc "morning joe" is going to join us later. he and i will plot some republican reform. >> first up let's start with boeing. the faa has grounded the boeing 787 dreamliner in the u.s. pending a safeafet check of the plane's lithium batteries. united

i'm carolyn johnson. >> larry: i'm larry beil. >> snow and ice hit some of the highest peaks, there isig chill down on the streets. one spot is expected to be the coldest tonight. >> and i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. get ready for an icy cold night. >> dan: and how the rescue of a gator that guard add huge stash of pot may have contributed to his sudden death. >> cheryl: temperatures dipped low enough but a light dusting of snow hit the highest elevations. >> dan: get ready to bundle up. it's freezing temperatures return. meteorologist sandhya patel is here to show you where the warnings are going up. >> warnings and frost advisories are going up a good part of the bay area. live doppler 7-hd, our radar in st. helena combining with the national weather service radar both picking up quite a lot of activity. we did receive snow in the santa cruz mountains up to an inch above 3,000 feet. even above 2,000 feet and southern monterey county, over 4,000 foot elevations, six inches of snow. it was cold enough for it. with the cold air moving in and skies clearing out we have freeze warnings

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i think you're being spun, larry.ed the question, i think you realize they are out to spin you. a few things. first of all, he was the most disruptive, the most confrontational person in 2011. it's documented in bob woodward's book. when he came into the room, bad things happened, when he left, they made progress. second of all, this is a guy who has not come out with a budget in four years, or is part of a white house that has not come out with a budget in four years that has made any attempt to deal with our entitlement programs. he got up and this is why jeff sessions says he will not vote for him. he got up and flat out lied to the senate finance committee saying they were going to see a time when we were no longer adding to the debt and deficit. and that's just not true. that's not what the obama administration has done. and tim geithner to his credit did not repeat that lie. so he's got a lot of problems and i agree, larry, i don't understand why the president keeps putting up people who are not qualified for th

good evening, alicia. >> good evening, larry.pidemic today, already four people have died tied to the flu. so far, there have been an estimated 700 flu occasions in the city of boston alone, that's compared to 70 cases, all of last season, we are only half way through the flu season this year. so the city is providing free flu clinics this weekend to try to get people immunized. larry? >> alicia, are people calling in, out of work, staying out of work because of this? >> there have been a lot of people calling out sick and actually health officials are encouraging them to do so if they have a temperature over 100.5 degrees and they have those flu-like symptoms, the fever, the runny nose, coughing, sore throat, or body aches. they are encouraging people to call out of work so they don't make their co-workers sick. >> what is this doing to the school system? >> the schools are on high alert at this point. they're encouraging kids to wash their hands and cover their mouths when they cough. they say so far it hasn't been so bad becau

i'm larry kudlow.is "the kudlow report." shocking .1% drop in gdp now has team obama blaming republicans for the fiscal cliff and the sequester spending cuts. but you know what? the private economy did well up 3.4%. it was the government economy that fell. i would like to see us finishing the spending cuts of the government. shrink the government more. grow the private economy by 5%. that is my vision. now there is more bad news for new jersey senator bob menendez as the fbi raids the offices of one of his close financial backers. will it present key evidence in the alleged prostitution scandal surrounding the senator. it's all unconfirmed but the potential legal fallout is huge. >>> israel takes no chances. the air force launches two air strikes in syria preventing the assad regime from transporting chemicals and weapons of mass destruction to hezbollah. if the red line is crossed israel will attack again. we cover it all. "the kudlow report" begins now. first up we learned today the fourth quarter gd

larry, back to you. >> many thanks.nn thompson. >>> the newtown police chief has come out with his own message to washington, d.c. listen to this. >> ban assault weapon, restrict those magazines that have so many bullets in them. >> meanwhile, new york is further restricting its assault weapon ban and limit the size of magazines from ten to seven bullets. are we getting closer to a national assault weapons ban? let's talk with don clark, he's a former fbi special agent in charge of the new york and houston divisions. and we welcome back kate obenshain and robert costa. mr. clark, what do you think about this? banning the assault weapons, putting limitations on the bullet magazines and better background information? >> i think we have to have better background information, larry. we have got to find out who we're selling guns and have a record so that we know who has guns, who will have guns in their hands. and that's a process that's supposed to have been in, but that's got to continue right now. in terms of assault wea

larry was a radio guy.i spent 25 years on fleet street, 11 years as editor in chief of a daily newspaper. that brings with it a different style of approach both to the delivery of the show and the interviewec itnique. larry didn't believe in research. he famously it turned up and would wing it -- >> rose: he said he wanted to be the same place as the audience and didn't want to know too much. >> by the way, i watched his though and it worked for him. but for me i like to be forensic. and i'm sure you're similar to that. we are very different in the style. i'm half his age, almost. i'm british. he's american. larry did give years. i've done two. i'm a journalist. he's a radio kauai. he's a jew from brook lip, i'm an irish catholic. there are a number of ways we can differentiate ourselves, but ultimately, what we both love is that we both love news and interviewing people and we're curious about both. if i tried to emulate larry kung, i would be dead right now, off the air. >> rose: how are you at sudden vio

you know that, larry. i certainly hope that they're gathering the intelligence that they need to perhaps undertake a rescue operation of these individuals, the americans and others. but this is -- a lot of this is symptomatic of the obama administration's counterterrorism policy in that part of the world. larry, has anybody paid a price yet for the benghazi terrorist attacks? as ansar al sharia, al qaeda in the islamic ma greb, has anybody been arrested? not that i'm aware of. one was arrested, he's been let go. have there been any military strikes? now, i'm hoping that our intelligence forces, our military are planning operations against these people and they're going to take action at a propitious time whether you're talking about the situation in libya or what's going on in algeria -- >> i'm just going to tell you, if americans are being held captive by terrorists or anybody else, pirates, terrorists, whoever, this country should be strong enough to send in special forces, marines, i don't know what, ha

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

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[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. [

larry beil, abc7 news. >> thanks, larry. we will see you in a bit. be sure to follow our news report on twitter. news reporters katie marzoulo and they are tweeting behind the scenes updates and getting a look at stuff. we are retweeting and check that out when you can. >>> it is starting to feel like spring in january. let's check in with sandhya patel to see if there is anything on live doppler 7hd. >> absolutely nothing on live doppler 7hd. it is clear out there, and that means it is going to be a chilly night. clouds are well offshore. the rain is not in sight just yet. check out the temperatures. numbers are going down. you will feel the chill in the air. tomorrow afternoon we will bring you another spring-like day. i will let you know when you will be looking for the umbrellas again. rain possibility in a few minutes. >> thanks a lot. >>> up next the rescue of a confused coyote. how this wild animal ended up on the streets of the mission district. >> and a mac world opens tomorrow. there is serious hollywood star power on hand. >> and then late

larry beil, abc7 news. >> thanks, larry. we will see you in a bit. be sure to follow our news report on twitter. news reporters katie marzoulo and they are tweeting behind the scenes updates and getting a look at stuff. we are retweeting and check that out when you can. >>> it is starting to feel like spring in january. let's check in with sandhya patel to see if there is anything on live doppler 7hd. >> absolutely nothing on live doppler 7hd. it is clear out there, and that means it is going to be a chilly night. clouds are well offshore. the rain is not in sight just yet. check out the temperatures. numbers are going down. you will feel the chill in the air. tomorrow afternoon we will bring you another spring-like day. i will let you know when you will be looking for the umbrellas again. rain possibility in a few minutes. >> thanks a lot. >>> up next the rescue of a confused coyote. how this wild animal ended up on the streets of the mission district. >> and a mac world opens tomorrow. there is serious hollywood star power on hand. >> and then late

i'm larry kudlow.is half hour the house passes a bill to suspend the debt ceiling but the spending sequester cuts are still set to kick in on march 1st and i hope they do. now house speaker john boehner says president obama is out to annihilate the republican party. we'll talk about all that with new hampshire senator kelly ayotte and our political panel in just a few moments. >> also, big time golfers phil mickelson, tiger woods, lebron james and derek jeter are all supply siders. we'll explain that later this hour. >> i wasn't involved in the talking points process. as i understand it, as i've been told, it was a typical interagency process where staff, including from the state department all participated to try to come up with whatever was going to be made publicly available. >> that of course was secretary of state clinton today on capitol hill saying she had no role in susan rice's false talking points on the benghazi consulate attack. but will we ever find out why ambassador rice denied the terro

mike is joining larry wayne and katie. larry joins us later tonight in sports. katie will continue our live coverage with reports tomorrow morning on abc 7 news. >> very good stuff coming out of new orleans. >> missing great weather here. let's get a first look at the forecast. spencer is in live doppler 7hd.>> weather condition see we have thin high clouds around the bay area but sky appear lowesly clear outside because of the clouds are quite thin. right now temperature readings already down to 40 degrees at napa. 41 fairfield. 43 livermore. a bit chilly in some of our interior valley. as a matter of fact quick look at projected overnight low reveal this. look for mid 30's at napa. santa rosa. fairfield. life more and concord. pretty chilly night coming our way. but mild days lie ahead. accu-weather 7 day forecast in just a few minutes. >> all right spencer thank you. >> we have new information tonight about a house fire in hayward. 9-year-old boy being credited with saving the life of his 57-year-old uncle who was trapped inside. fire was first reported aroun