larry elder?>> guest: well, i think it's the $64,000, and what you're really asking is to what extent should your father be a friend as opposed to being a parent, and the answer is real simple, he should be a parent. whatever stories the parent has that could perhaps give a lesson, a life lesson to the child, the father should use. but, again, as i said before there's no handbook here. and my book is written from the perspective of my dad. we often talk about how we are raised from the perspective of a child, but we don't think about how our fathers feel about disciplining us. my father told me he didn't like doing it, but he wanted us to turn out okay, and he was willing to go through the necessary years, in my case, of being the bad guy in order to achieve the objective which was to have three well-grounded boys. >> host: who are kirk and dennis? >> guest: they are my two brothers, i'm in the middle. dennis was wayward and kirk was much more solid. both of them are vietnam-era vets, dennis in th

i agree with darrell and larry as far as caution flags. think we will see engine problems before all is said and steve? >> steve: kurt busch came in and they had to change the battery on the car. told the guys don't worry about this i'm used to things not being easy. i'm not going to give up now. >> mike: have to start at the tail end of the longest line but still on the lead lap. >> larry: still on the lead lap and four fresh tires. good job. pitted before pit road was open so that is the reason he has to start at the back. >> darrell: kurt really controlled himself well over here this week. disappointed at the all-star race. awesome race car tonight. got the battery problem. see if can he get back up there. >> mike: 16 cars on lead lap. kevin harvick is the leader. he elects the outside. ryan newman to the inside. kahne and logano row two. truex and hamlin, montoya and bowyer. kenseth and jimmie johnson the top ten. back under green and harvick is wasting no time. >> darrell: kasey kahne got a much cleaner start that time. as a matter of

>> larry: what a run. there he goes after kyle busch in the 18 car. >> darrell: can you imagine how dejected kyle feels. led 208 laps tonight and people are driving but you. >> larry: coming into the sean he had done that nine laps and didn't go to victory lane. >> mike: jeff gordon tries to ensure there would not be a 1-2-3 toyota finish here in darlington as he moves h his chevrolet into third. behind busch now. jimmie johnson, kevin harvick, carl edwards. montoya, earnhardt and newman. with six to go. jimmie taking the short way around there. boy, kevin harvick has battled back after a change in strategy with two tires. worked h his way back up. clint bowyer a pit road penalty. tout back. >> darrell: what about newman? got the lucky dog three times, running 10th. >> mike: and jimmie johnson moves past kyle busch which puts the 18 back to fifth place. >> larry: i don't know if anybody wants to see the white flag waving more than kyle busch. mika four laps to go. >> darrell: the 18 car went all to pieces

king and now and politics with larry king on the r.c. american network at five o'clock right after prime and right exactly right after us so in june larry king's existing show larry king now will be carried right here are to america and i think we have a promo that we can view here real quickly. i would rather question the people in positions of instead of speak on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question more. and it's i was waiting for that fourth. really looking forward to asking larry king's one question. washington wars your attitude so if you want to weigh in on today's show you can follow us on facebook at facebook dot com crime an interest and you can follow me on twitter english. and my twitter handle as herion r t you think. so it's been a day of retribution and read them sitting here on prime interest that's the see extracted a ten million dollar pound of flesh from the nasdaq where the president like that mary jo white may not have to go back to congress for more money th

my web site is larry elder.com. i'm on twitter, facebook. >> host: do people go online to listen you how to? >> guest: yes, you can hear my show in bangladesh. it get phone calls from abad bad -- not really but you hear my show anywhere. >> host: one of your previous books, what's race got to do with it. we talked earlier on this program with eric deckins whose newest book is called race batterie. he got that name because bill o'riley called him a race baiter, called it a culture of victimology among some african-americans. >> guest: i have a word and the word is dic tocrat and at it somebody who blames somebody else for their play. i don't believe racism is a problem in america. i apply the elvis factor, 10% of the american people believe elvis is still alive. 8% believe if you send hem a letter he'll get it. so 10% of the m. people have to be written off. is there racism in of course, is there the kind of racism what can stop a person who has god some education and is willing to work hard and has a little luck? no

larry and shu will be tweeting without. be sure to stay tuned in for that. >>> let's get our first check of the forecast with abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. >> and a live look outside at a foggy financial district in san francisco. temperatures in the 50s right now. i'll have a look at your wake up weather as we kick off mother's day weekend coming up. >> also look at this incredible video. the city that just got pounded by baseball-sized hail. >> and gun owners facing long waits for their bullets. so what happens when the cops can't get theirs. can't get theirs. abc7 news investigation [ male announcer ] citibank's app for ipad makes it easy for ann to manage her finances when she's on the go. even when she's not going anywhere. citi tablet apps. easier banking. standard at citibank. helps him deposit his checks. jay also like it when mother nature helps him wash his car. mother nature's cool like that. citibank mobile check deposit. easier banking. standard at citibank. third police chief in three days. he was nam

larry and shu will be tweeting without. be sure to stay tuned in for that. >>> let's get our first check of the forecast with abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. >> and a live look outside at a foggy financial district in san francisco. temperatures in the 50s right now. i'll have a look at your wake up weather as we kick off mother's day weekend coming up. >> also look at this incredible video.hat just got pd by baseball-sized hail. >> and gun owners facing long waits for their bullets. so what happens when the cops can't get theirs. abc7 news investigation into a >>> tonight oakland has its third police chief in three days. he was named interim chief of police on wednesday after howard jordan's unexpected partner stepped down himself. deputy chief sean went will serve. he has assumed the rank of captain. city officials say his decision to step aside so suddenly was voluntary. >>> there is a nationwide ammunition shortage right now, and it is thought just hunters and recreational shooters impacted. your local police dep

larry? >> larry: on to baseball and the giants wrap up their home stand with tim lincecum on the manned and sandoval going splash on a sunmothers day at at&t park. a lot of moms wearing pink today. nice. third inning, pablo san dough -- sandoval. it's headed for the cove. sixth of the year. giants up 2-0. tim lincecum, seven scoreless, two hits, his third win of the season. giants take 3-4 from atlanta. >>> a's catcher john jaso sporting the pink cleats. morales, that is gone. three-run jack. marinerses up 3-0. milone, five frames. jason bay, going deep. mariners win. >> final run in the players championship, tiger woods tied for the lead heading into the final round. shot a 2-under 70. chip shot almost goes in. gets a two-shot lead with his new firefighter lindsey vann looking on. that's the wrap on sports. >> ahead, british business magnat >> ama: coming up at 6:00, a police investigation stopping traffic in the east bray. -- east bay. the manhunt underway in humboldt county for a man who

in june larry king's existing show larry king now will be carried right here are to america and i think we have a promo that we can view here real quickly. i would read it as questions for people in positions of power instead of speak their bit and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on r.g.p. question more. and it's only waiting for the fourth but i'm really looking forward to asking larry king's one question your question more here at r.t. so and you want to weigh in on today's show you can follow us on facebook at facebook dot com prime interest yes and you can follow me on twitter at english. and my twitter handle as carry on our to you thanks. so it's been a day of retribution and read them saying here on prime interest that c.c. extracted a ten million dollar pound of flesh from the nasdaq with a president like that mary jo white may not have to go back to congress for more money because here we saw how governments are going hat in hand to investors to buy their ever so sovereign debt and uncle sam also twisted a few at bankers arms across the pond and up the

>> excellent, larry. there is no confirm.oks as if the president of syria is boasting ahead of the facts. russia is very good at making promises, not delivering. for example, i am told iran has paid $2 million for this same system. it hasn't shown up yet. we can only believe mr. assad is hoping because there are no facts to support his claim. >> can these missiles get to israeli? >> these missiles are extremely important for the whole region. they are a first rate system. they cannot defeat israeli if it chooses to strike against targets as it has recently. for example, ground-to-ground missiles shipped by iran into the hand of the terrorists hezbollah. israeli can take those missiles out despite the s-300. however, there are significant change in the battle space of the middle east. these weapons are a part of the deterioration of the whole region, larry. we are watching a destabilizing of all the states around syria. >> let me ask you this, the destabilizing of all the states around syria. get that. what was senator john mc

larry and shu will be tweeting without. be sure to stay tuned in for that. >>> let's get our first check of the forecast with abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. >> and a live look outside at a foggy financial district in san francisco. temperatures in the 50s right now. i'll have a look at your wake up weather as we kick off mother's day weekend coming up. >> also look at this incredible video. the city that just got pounded by baseball-sized hail. >> and gun owners facing long waits for their bullets. so what happens when the cops can't get theirs. abc7 news investigation >>> tonight oakland has its third police chief in three days. he was named interim chief of police on wednesday after howard jordan's unexpected partner stepped down himself. deputy chief sean went will serve. he has assumed the rank of captain. city officials say his decision to step aside so suddenly was voluntary. >>> there is a nationwide ammunition shortage right now, and it is thought just hunters and recreational shooters impacted. your local p

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good evening. >> good evening, larry. the white house dribbled out a little more information today about the disclosure at the end of the process, after the i.g.'s report, investigation had been done, jay carney last week had said the white house council's office was informed in late april and didn't pass on that information to the president. today, he clarified that earlier, lawyers in the white house council oofs in mid-april got the news. then on april 24th, kat rumner the white house council and shared that with the chief of staff and now jay carney maintains they did not tell the president because there is nothing he or anyone else could do at that point. >> we knew the subject of the session and we knew the nature of some of the potential findings, but we did not have a copy of the draft report. we did not know the details, the scope or the motivation surrounding the misconduct and we did not know who was responsible. most importantly, the report was not filed and still very much subject to change. >> reporter: of c

larry, larry. >> you can get the warriors badge at facebook. >> could the great gatsby shake iron man off his throne? we >> ama: join my tonight at 9:00 of cable 13. we'll show you a rare cover of a classic from 220 miles above the earth. >> at 11:00 here. a new solution to getting rid of a common problem most women have, all at 9:00 and 11:00 on abc7 news. >> gatsby may be hot but iron man is still the hero at the box office. >> how many here? >> 13. sir. >> how many can i carry? >> four, sir. >> ama: what does he do? iron man 3 earned $72 million. the great gatsby was number two earning $51 million, which far exceeds expectations. pain and gain is still strong at number three. peoples is number four, followed by 42. and that is it for us at 6:00. i'm ama daetz. for leigh glaser, larry beil, mike shumann who is at oracle. thank you for joining us. we'll be back at 9:00 and 11:00. we'll leave you with a >> right now, getting to know leo's great gatsby. >> everyone dreams when they're young. >> chris pine treks into darkness. >> it's a relentless ride. >> kerry washington's little secr

i'm larry kudlow.this half hour, team obama and all their government planners told us green energy was the future. remember? will well, they were completely wrong. it was the free market discovery of horizonal drilling and fracking that has created an oil and gas boom that will make the u.s. energy independent in ten years. why do famous hedge fund investors hate bernanke and the fed, maybe their performance is actually below the marks. that's the debate we will have in a couple of minutes. >>> first up, a true free market victory. i love this story. u.s. out put is reported to be at its highest level in 21 years. shale, oil, gas, created thousands of jobs in energy driven economic stimulus. wait until you hear the huge effect it's having on the economy as a whole. here now is american enterprise institute scholar mark barry, the professor of economics at university flivenlt he has a blog card carpe diem. we are pumping out the most we have done in 21 years. i want to step back a second. i love this. o

>> it's called profit-taking, larry. you know what, you got six straight months of profits in cases. you see people taking profit. we saw it happen three days ago with the settlement. today, of course, we had the market positions which really marked the market right at the end of the day. look, may has been a very unique month. let's face it. this is the first month all year where we have seen bonds and stocks go in opposite directions. it's a question of whether we are starting to see the great rotation that everybody has been expecting. >> jim, i ask you the same question. i want to add to it a little bit. a question i have been asking this week, does the sell-off in japan, which is big correction, long overdue after an 80 percentage point rise, does that have anything to do with sell-offs an corrections here in the usa? like, for example, today? >> absolutely, it does, larry. i agree with everything that jack said. we come a long way without a correction. the market is looking for a lot of excuses to correct. we had a

i'm larry kudlow. with all the scandals surrounding president obama, it looks like he cannot manage the executive branch and his dream of a democratic house in 2014 may be going up in flames. former governor howard dean an communications director sean spicer, they're going to debate that in a few moments. >>> later, get this, some people think it's a bad thing the deficit numbers are coming down so far and so fast. we're going to try to straighten them out with some facts and free market logic about budget deficit. now, everyone focused on today's big congressional hearing about the irs. but there is another big hearing next week where apple ceo ted cook will be the headliner. seema mody joins with us those details. >> that's right. tim cook will testify on permanent investigations tuesday. lawmakers looking into the practices some u.s. corporations use to shift profits made here overseas to pay less in taxes. apple adamant saying it doesn't do this, holding $102 of it's billions in cash overseas becau

where would larry summers come out? would he be a supporter of king dollar, for example, because when he worked for robert reuben in the clinton treasury, we had king dollar. and we had low gold. and we had a good economy. >> yeah, i don't think larry summers has any view about where the dollar should be. >> rather be steady or stronger than weaker? >> he might like it to be weakened against certain currencies. >> i don't like -- >> people in his position generally speaking, larry, take it for granted the u.s. dollar will always be the king reserve currency and aren't worried about that. la last. >> last one. when do you think the federal reserve will start to slow down its bond purchases, or dour do you care. >> i certainly care. everybody should care. the fed has been running an extraordinary accommodate active policy. i think the fed are running in front of them. i think they're going to have to start tapering later this year. the employment data are going to continue to be robust. and there will be a real heated bat

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>> good evening, larry.s you say within the past couple of minutes, we got a letter jack lew sent. he said the inspector general's report yesterday created an urgent need to respore public trust and confidence into the irs by installing new leadership. while i respect your loyal service at the irs, i find it necessary at this time to accept your resignation. it's a response to this situation of the irs agents in cincinnati and elsewhere looking into right wing groups, scrutinizing them in a way they were not scrutinizing left wing groups. the president had a chance to come out before cameras today. he issued a written statement yesterday. just within the past hour or so we saw him in the east room, a formal setting underscoring the seriousness of this, announcing the resignation of miller, raising the emotional level of all of this for the president take a listen. >> the misconduct that it uncovered is inexcusable. it's inexcusable and americans are right to be angry about i. i am angry about it. i will not

larry would get up. he will look at them and the first words out of his mouth -- you know, i feel very comfortable with you people. in fact, i feel so comfortable, i am thinking of using the true form of the verb instead of usted. i was laughing my ass off. it was so funny. the audience was like an oil tank. he had no idea what they were looking at. he kept on going. as said, i think a lot of people miss use the tu form of the verb. for example, when it they stabbed caesar. he said, et tu brutus? is that policies are, i just step do, if there's any time for usted, it is now. tumbleweeds down the aisle. larry would say, the hell to all of you and he leaves. but we knew that someday, somehow -- no one would predict what would happen to him, but we knew he was a genius. >> what about billy? >> nicest guy in the world. what you see is what you get. when i wrote "700 sunday's" with them, i was honored to do it. direct for long island jewish family is not really a stretch. he has a real big heart. there are no

i'm larry kudlow and this is "the kudlow report." as the new york times slammed obama ma today for his political woes and questionable vision, the president, himself, held a news conference where he rejected calls for an irs special council, which i think is a huge mistake. meanwhile, another top irs official has stepped down. cnbc correspondent john harwood joins us now with the details. good evening, john. >> good evening, larry, the president again was trying to get past this scandal yesterday by firing the acting irs commissioner stephen mill early. today it was by rejecting calls for a special count sim. he justified that at a news conference at the white house by pointing to the inspector general's report, investigations by many committees of congress and more than. attorney general holder also announced a criminal investigation of what happened. between those investigations, i think we're going to be able to physical out exactly what happened, who wassed involved, what went wrong and we're going to be able to implement steps t

one for marty and one for larry. marty, how many officers do you have dedicated to your graffiti program? and also larry, how many painters or staff is in your graffiti abatement program? >> great questions. >> well, i'm the graffiti guy, graffiti abatement guy. [laughter] (applause) >> as far as the guys i use on my paint overs, i have a group of 3 to 4 guys and i pick them -- they're hand picked by me. i tend to pick guys who are patient, good with kids, guys who are school resource officers. that's a big plus. you know, you've got to like kids, maybe have experience in teaching, coaching, working with kids. like i said in my presentation, you don't want the guy with the rack shock and smoke mirror glasses who looks like he's working on a chain gang. you want someone who can maybe not talk to them in their own vernacular, but who can see eye to eye with them, talk to them about kid things and most of all be patient. and who can document trouble and kind of see things on the horizon that might be issues coming up an

i think larry is right on this. i think the timing of this, the fact that it's in the east room of the white house, trying to get out ahead of the 6:30 newscasts on the major networks suggests to me major changes are afoot within the irs and the only way the president is going to get ahead of this before this gets ahead of him is by seeming to and appearing to and actually taking charge of it and rolling some heads, actually. >> the key point in the ig report as reported by steve weissman of jonathan weissman of the new york times who is quite a good reporter in my opinion, august 4th, 2011, there was a meeting august 4th, 2011, of a lot of people to talk about the attacks on the conservative groups the so-called tea party groups. the question is, at that meeting, was the irs general counsel there? initially the i.g. report says he was there. inway which case he has to report and jump the fence into the white house. however, the irs denied that today. they said representatives of his office was there, he himself, wa

look, what's the fix here, larry? there is going to need to be a serious scrub, a serious investigation to find out what went wrong, who knew what, and how do we prevent it on the go-forward. the administration is not going to get out of this one easily. they're not going to wait for another news cycle and other news to break to get out of it. it's going to affect obama's legacy and it's something we should all be worried about as obama care becomes a reality. >> tony katz, last word on this. tea party -- >> the agency, meaning the irs, that attacked the tea party groups and everything else, spending and taxing and making america better. the very same irs irs agency is now potentially going to do the same thing with respect to obama care, which is just as complex as the tax system, if not more so. you think the tea party knows the regulators who attacked them are coming again? >> i think that everybody knows. everybody knows that they're going to be under assault, and they're going to be scrutinizeded. and this isn't

i'm larry kudlow. tonight, the eyes, hearts and prayers of the nation are still focused on oklahoma. we have a live report coming right up. >>> also this evening, new and dramatic developments to report on the irs scandal. we have news on what has been a triumphant day for apple ceo tim cook and jpmorgan chief jamie dimon. yet another tuesday rally on wall street and senator marco rubio will join us to talk about immigration and the irs. >>> first up, this evening -- >>> first up this evening, the nation is still very much focused on oklahoma right now. nbc's erica gonzalez joins us now with the details. good evening, erica. >> reporter: good evening. we are live outside the moore medical center. and this is the grand scale of things. you have cars flipped over, slammed up against walls, wheels up and then the smaller picture, which are things like this. trees uprooted, makes it look like a lumberyard exploded all across the area. now we have recently learned that the destruction, the casualties, are a

larry shover in the pits of the cme. larry, to you first, we got the dow 15,000 close today. everybody is piling into the stock market. the bullish momentum seems just to be building upon itself. what do you think? >> well i think we're all asking the wrong question, including me. for weeks and for months i keep talking about the next growth metric, the next catalyst. what is going to take the market higher when really it is becoming a very hollow question. i think bears need to look for a catalyst and there is no catalyst around right now. we're rallying on macro in europe and we're rally on central bank intervention. we're rallying on reasonable evaluations in the stock market. so we continue to grind higher. it is painful, it is tiring and it is confusing but that is what is going on right now. lori: in other words, larry, the lack of no new news, europe has been relatively quiet there is not a lot of economic news for it week. we're post-fed plans are for leading markets. why to your point and your phrase we're just indgrewing higher?. >> yeah. lori: will it take a headli

but i love having larry here. i printed this out for you, larry. you guys are making me leave. it's not my choice. you're making me leave. >> that's not even true. they're yelling at me you have to go. >> you'll be back again, right? >> yeah, absolutely. >> thank you very much. >> we're going to -- >> i'll hold you to that. >> larry fink will be with us for the rest of the program. >> thank you, larry. >> thank you, paul. >> good to be here. >> it's me? >>> up next, iac rumored to be looking for buyers for digital news magazine "newsweek." and take a look at u.s. equity futures red arrows across the board. in today's markets, a lot can happen in a second. with fidelity's guaranteed one-second trade execution, we route your order to up to 75 market centers to look for the best possible price -- maybe even better than you expected. it's all part of our goal to execute your trade in one second. i'm derrick chan of fidelity investments. our one-second trade execution is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. now get 200 fre

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as an extension to his show larry king now that plays on ora t.v. mr king was creating a new original show exclusively for r t called politics with larry king both shows will be recorded in our studios either in washington d.c. or in los angeles and will be broadcast on r.t. america that will air during our evening prime time mr king's journalism career has spanned fifty six years he's conducted more than fifty thousand interviews and he's ready for more but don't expect this new show to be anything like what you've seen in the past larry king will push journalistic boundaries to bring you the political news you need to know we are very excited about this new addition to the team so let me be the first to say larry welcome. on now to honduras where a local residents might be seeing a light at the end of the tunnel for years the country has been known as the murder capital of the world but this week the country's two rival gangs issued separate statements calling for a truce representatives from the show and. gangs spoke from within the san pedro sul

seema. >> good evening, larry.he feds saying they will scale back and fend our major indices into negative territory. the yield staying above 10%. the subpoena dividend yield continues to narrow, but gold gaining 13 bucks in response to a weaker dollar. now, high dividend yielding stock moving lower as traders react to that jump in the ten-year yield, consumer staple, telecom, tobacco moving lowers, all of operate a higher yield, higher than the s&p average yield of 2%. home builders, lennar retreated on fears of higher interest rates, mortgage levels surging to their highest level of a year. they could hold back, bank of america, goldman sachs were up for a second day in a row t. s&p financial sectors outperforming the market. larry, though the story continues to be bond and the rick they pose on this stockmarket, that's why you can see, with a look at the dow jones industrials, the markets ending in negative territory. >> thank you very much, seema, mody, we appreciate it. >>> now, despite president obama's repea

larry just talked about pullbacks. and we haven't had a meaningful pullback in this market in so long. it's hard to even remember when. all of the dips are being bought. this is a teflon market. it's not reacting to bad news, it's not reacting to fundamentals. i tell you, i'm out here at salt, i'm talking to guys. they love ben bernanke, because they see this being controlled almost exclusively by federal reserve policy. history tells us that at some point, the party is going to be over. when does that party come? it's a gamble right now. i just think that when you look at this market, it's pricing in economic growth that the fundamentals just don't suggest. larry made reference to the jobless claims number today. we weren't close to here, just slightly above here back in january. we spiked right back up. if you look at the internals of the jobs numbers, not good. this market, do you want to step in front o of it, it's a suicide mission, but to say this is a real fundamental rally, i'm not convinced. >> i want to say,

and long time customer larry scottnick is at the store surfing the internet. >> lots of traffic comingree other customers, and myself in the store at that time. >> the store co-owner, cindy, is the manager on duty. i was serving my customer here, larry, and this customer comes in my store and he goes he needs to buy tobacco along with a lottery ticket and papers. i say, yes, no problem. >> but cindy and larry notice the man is acting a little strange. >> you could tell this customer you have to watch him like a hawk and make sure everything is okay. >> he seemed on edge and maybe under the influence of alcohol or drugs. i just got these bad vibes. i was thinking he was going to grab some merchandise and run so i kind of was keeping an eye on him. >> when larry turns his attention back to the computer, cindy heads to the counter to wait on the man. >> i told him we only take cash. he said, yeah. i got cash. he goes i got only american. i said yeah. no problem. we love american money. while i was ringing in the items he handed over $50 fake to me. as soon as he put it in my hand i notice

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