after larry got the children off to school, prosecutors say larry wrapped judy's body in a blanket andrunk of his car. as he left for work, he waved to the children at the bus stop hoping they would be his alibi. then he went directly to work to keep his usual schedule. but after work he stopped by the deserted camp and dumped his wife's body. the synthetic rayon fibers from larry's trunk liner were transferred to the blanket covering judy's body. and larry's shoes picked up the calcite particles from the newly paved limestone, where they were discovered 20 years later by alert forensic scientists. >> the prosecutors were able to put up a good faith effort and tell them this is everything we know using modern forensics about the evidence we do have remaining to us, and we have pulled out all the stops and here's what we know. >> prosecutor maier saved his most compelling witness for last. >> from the age of 5 until i was 14 larry was sexually molesting me. i wanted to go do something, he would tell me i would have to do something for him first. >> melody was larry's stepdaughter. she a

they weren't larry moore's fingerprints, either. next the letters were analyzed by a forensic document examiner. both letters were typed with the same typewriter. the paper was inexpensive, the kind often used in high schools. the type showed no defects, making it difficult to identify the typewriter used to create them. and only the signature was handwritten. >> the signature itself is a full cursive signature. it is full of tremor. it looks labored and it looks slow, and it does not look like it is the product of habitual movement. >> experts compared this questioned signature to several documents brad signed shortly before his disappearance. >> the upper case b in the name brad was actually constructed in three pieces. there is a break. it has the up and down spine on the left side of the letter, but between the top and the bottom of the letter, there is a break. interesting, the break is in a place where you would naturally stop if you wanted to look to see how you were doing and continue writing. >> police suspected larry moore

larry has been there for us. as a be long time resident and been very tiff a lot of the commissioners are not also assessable and larry's this it will be a shame not to have him as our spokesperson he asks the tough questions to keep us safe i ask you to reappoint larry to the board >> thank you. >> supervisors michael with the building and construction trade council larry covered the ground we're moving forwards the constructions when we have hoped phenomenon on the island the transfer came from the economic development committee this week and next week i assume will be before the full board for your approval and the work may begin in 2015 when it happens it will be good for us to have someone that understands the construction on the island and larry was saying the issues that the residents face are the same issues that the workers face they'll be spending 1/3rd of the days and facing the challenges of the toxins and other things. those concerns are concerns we all share and i think larry understands as you've h

larry was a lieutenant in the myrtle beach police department.or, warren gall, recognized him in the pictures by the way he held his gun. >> i have been on the range numerous times with larry when we were qualifying for the police department. and i knew his stance, i knew his pose, and it was exact. >> larry's shooting stance was unique. it was a combination of two different styles taught at the police academy. >> larry had never really adjusted to the new stance and shot with a hybrid sort of stance, in between the old square-shouldered stance and the new weaver stance that was quite distinctive. and a number of these witnesses had been on the shooting range practicing with him for years and recognized that shooting stance. >> larry knew a great deal about bank robbery because he was a crime scene specialist. >> he worked bank robberies as a crime scene officer. he took fingerprints, photographs. he communicated with bank tellers and employees and the fbi in the incidents that occurred in myrtle beach. >> he was aware of evidence. he was aware o

i said, "that's larry gene bell." >> larry gene bell worked for ellis doing electrical wiring. he was housesitting for the sheppards the six weeks he had been away on vacation. >> i had left bell a lot of phone numbers he may need to call in my absence while we are on our trip. >> those pages were turned over to investigators. a transparency of the sheppards' original note was superimposed over shari's last will and testament. the sheppards' note matched the indentions on shari's letter, proving that shari used a piece of paper directly underneath. the sheppards also said that when bell picked them up at the airport, all he wanted to talk about was the kidnapping and murder of the smith girl. bell had lost weight, was unshaven and seemed highly agitated. this is the police video taken inside the sheppards' home. investigators found six blonde hairs in the bathroom that were microscopically similar to shari's hair. the commemorative duck stamp used to mail her last will and testament matched a sheet of stamps in ellis sheppard's desk drawer. bell was arrested the following morni

larry was a great guest today.est, and he really tells the truth, and, wow, i just take a cue from him. he is so good. >> excellent. all right, so are you, jim. >> thank you. >> all right, see you later. >>> by the way, i saw jim yesterday, had on a fifa shirt. he looked good. >> he did? you notice like that? >> i was watching on a plane. >> i'm buff. >> yeah. >>> when we come back, t-mobile offering iphone tests, and we caught up with the ceo spoke about that and possible merger with sprint." squawk box" will be right back. you used to sleep like a champ. then boom... what happened? stress, fun, bad habits kids, now what? let's build a new, smarter bed using the dualair chambers to sense your movement, heartbeat, breathing. introducing the sleep number bed with sleepiqtm technology. it tracks your sleep and tells you how to adjust for a good, better and an awesome night. the difference? try adjusting up or down. you'll know cuz sleep iq™ tells you. only at a sleep number store, mattresses with sleepiq start at jus

today larry king now one of the most prolific quarterbacks in history terry bradshaw it does depends on what you want your perception to be and i was very serious as a player and then it was over the remember telling my family said that i will be made on current issues in the n.f.l. how will the n.f.l. deal with this this and then the rest that is going to come you have to judge him as a as a football player larry simply that the press is outside that's that's his choice on touring with his new show the show is my life it's a song plus you back through roberson up i did he was the study for the bad good and i used to fish with a muslim out fact he put a sack over my head made me lay down in the bottom of the boat because he knew if we caught fish that i would come back the next day in my boat and go to the same spot all next on larry king now. welcome to larry king our special guest looked forward to a terry bradshaw hall of fame quarterback for super bowl rings two time super bowl m.v.p. awards a new york times best selling author he could also be seen co-hosting fox's n.f.l. sunday

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larry, let me start with you. i know van wants this to be a cabal of some kind, but these were not republican inventions. here's what bowe bergdahl said in one of his e-mails to his parents. he says, the system is wrong, i'm ashamed to be an american, and the title of u.s. soldier is just the lie of fools. the horror that is america is disgusting. and here's what his own team leader told cnn's jake tapper today about the attacks on his team after bergdahl disappeared. take a listen. >> they are getting perfect hits every time. their ambushes were very calculated, very methodical, they knew what we were going to do. obviously, there's no way to prove bergdahl was feeding them that information, at least i cannot do that, and it is -- but it's very suspicious that he did know how many trucks go on patrol, who's driving in each truck, how many members are in each vehicle. >> so larry, why is it political or partisan to ask these serious questions about bowe bergdahl's disappearance that day? >> well, general dempsey,

king got me as a guest on the larry king show please what larry king now on hulu that was so. well. it's technology innovation all the developments from around russia. the future is covered. that. aside. i think corporations mind. i'm right. all about money and i'm actually sick for the politicians write the laws. that. come in. here just to. get a. happy wednesday world i'm abby martin and this is breaking the set heads up everyone the f.a.a. has just announced the very first commercial drone license for unmanned flights over american soil so what lucky corporation was granted such an unprecedented license none other than my favorite oil giant an earth polluter the p s b p's unmanned flights will be taking place over alaska's prove obeys some of those persist on the planet you know just the type of place that b.p. loves to cover and leak petroleum held b.p. had a third of oil spill in the alaskan hundred just last month and now it's flying drones over the area to monitor the pipeline to congress and the f.a.a. didn't even plan to issue commercial drone licenses to private ent

and goodness all next on larry king now. welcome to larry king our special guest looked forward to a terry bradshaw hall of fame quarterback for super bowl rings two time super bowl m.v.p. awards a new york times best selling author he could also be seen co-hosting fox's n.f.l. sunday during the n.f.l. season and because that isn't enough he currently is touring the country with a show terry bradshaw america's favorite blonde a life in four quarters we're going to get to that in a while we give all of motivate all the things you do you mention the hits from your playing days have affected your memory tell me about that well and i'm certainly not in a category by myself because you know there's kind of lawsuits being part of it i was asked to be to be a part of it but i refused. i grew up with a family that was anti suing basically and so my my foundation as a child is very much you know that's how it was and i felt that larry since i elected was fortunate enough to play in the national football league and since i was fortuna

larry? >> it will be cookin! >> we will see our moisture, but not the rain they are expecting in brazil. >> giants and a's are not cooking. >> no. the pitching dual was not much of one. an outcome a's fans would have been happy about last year. no offense, no pitching, a ithe part of us that a littwants to play,on. wants to be mischievous, wants to run free, all you have to do is let it out. find your inner minion only at the despicable me minion mayhem ride at universal studios hollywood. [ female announcer ] the internet gets more exciting the faster it goes. that's why, coming soon, xfinity will double the internet speed on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet, period. [ heart beating ] xfinity internet from comcast. double the speed. [ heart beats ] and since then 3-11. their 7.5 lead june 1st is now down to three over the dodgers. the padres dropping the hammer a second strait night at at&t park. to protect and serve and catch those fo

larry? >> it will be cookin! >> we will see our moisture, but not the rain they are expecting in brazil. >> giants and a's are not cooking. >> no. the pitching dual was not much of one. an outcome a's fans would have been happy about last year. no offense, no pitching, a bad and since then 3-11. their 7.5 lead june 1st is now down to three over the dodgers. the padres dropping the hammer a second strait night at at&t park. to protect and serve and catch those foul balls. tim hudson with a second consecutive sub par outing. to the corner in right. it is 1-0 padres. bottom of five and san diego leading it 3-0. grounds to second and sandoval will score. the pads with a three-spot in the 6th. bases loaded. hudson 5.3 and 9 hits and six runs and giants lose it 7-2 and they are 1-8 in their last nine home games. colon won last year, but the two faced off in queens. ala leading 2.0 e.r.a and it was 2.66 by game's end. grann deer son goes deep. he jumps on the train and it is 7-0 mets. cruising eight innings and 8k's. th

today on larry king outrage songs i still consider myself a student again but very seasoned and after five albums of hustle and bustle and trying to separate yourself and make your name known and really perfection crafting after feeling that you've accomplished enough to breathe and exhale i was able to make those out the first six songs i recorded were sent to me and trey's songs seriously they took to me and nobody liked it like my mom told me i was crazy everybody hated the name but that. is definitely hard to differentiate sex symbolism from real life when you're trying to sell that was in trying to have a successful career we've seen some stars choose what fans may think the wrong love interest is when their sales plummeted image plans and even women might get you for the only reason of course they do from time to time and that was said so will i use that it plus you were just in bieber yes what did you make of his use of the n. word i think we all make mistakes the fact that he owned up to it and not went away from it is something that we need to very much encourage all next on

taking on larry king he's editor in chief bright brought news and new york times best selling author his latest book the people versus barack obama but criminal case against the obama administration is out right now and ben shapiro is my guest joining us here in studio thanks ben for coming days rally. he's two years into his second term you're not going to impeach him are you bringing criminal to proposing criminal charges against the administration or specific who well i mean there are certain specific layers within the administration lois lerner at the i.r.s. the attorney general for one who would be subject to criminal charges the problem is that of course that the department of justice is the only body that is that is capable of bringing criminal charges this point under federal law but actually make the case for in in the people versus barack obama as i make the case that the rico act the rackets are influencing corrupt organizations act of one hundred seventy which allows for civil charges to be brought people can file. that we broaden to allow people to sue members of the exe

and larry shover in the pits of the cme. let's start with you, larry. i want to ask you a quick question. you seem to be more optimistic than i would be. if we have trillions of dollars of capital on the sidelines doesn't sound like companies are investing in consumers or themselves. so why would you be optimistic about the market? >> right now i think it is more of a multiples market and multiples are not overvalued. my estimate is $119 for 2014 that puts us at 16.3. that is not overvalued. i'm rolling close to 2015 at $130. that takes us up 15 times. when you add that on top of accommodative central banks and on top of healing economic data. i think least path of resistance continues to be higher. i do recognize the fact that multiples aren't cheap but they're not yet overvalued. so i think the pain trade continues to be higher. liz: now we get to dan. you are bullish on the u.s. markets. you don't let a day like this make you question everything. so what happens in what is always expected to be quieter markets during the summer? >> yeah, well, i mean

larry? >> okay. thank you so much, marc, and thank you again to everyone who has acknowledged -- who was acknowledged and thanked by marc. we're very grateful to three of our authors who are agreeing to participate in this reflection on the book and where the arab world is now in the wake of this publication and in the wake of all of the developments of the last three-plus years. i'm going to briefly introduce our speakers, they'll speak each for about ten minutes, and the order that i'll introduce them, i may ask them a few more questions and try and get them to fight with one another intellectually, and then we'll have plenty of time for you to pose your questions or challenges to them and to all of us. dan brumberg is one of our oldest in terms of longest serving -- [laughter] >> been around if more a while. >> -- in the journal of democracy. in fact, he joined our editorial board at a very early stage of his career and has been very influential in shaping our coverage of the political development

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thank you very much, larry. we will talk to you later in the show. >>> now it appears another four years will be in the works for santa clara sheriff laurie smith. kevin jensen is trailing with 40%. terry mcsweeney joins us live from san jose. terry, you had the opportunity to speak to both candidates. and they each have different takes on the results. >> they do. sheriff smith getting ready for her fifth stay in office. and she says one of the things she is going to do is to try it heal this department after this brutal election. kevin jensen, you mentioned, the person who ran against her, talking to me tonight says she should step down and he still wants fob sheriff. so wow, take a look at this. we have pictures from sheriff laurie smith's campaign. a celebration tonight. on east taylor in san jose. this election simd up by the mercury news endorsement when they endorsed neither candidate. saying she was too heavy-handed, not popular enough with law enforcement. but jensen, was too much after i go that would s

larry is a mormon.would expect. >> is there sex in this relationship? >> no. >> no sex? >> not at this point. we don't believe in having premarital sex? >> is this the perfect scenario for you? >> yes. >> have some one that gives you money. you didn't have to sleep with them. >> have some one gives me money. i don't have to sleep with them. they respect me. they let me be myself. yeah. it's a dream. >> reporter: a dream that comes at a cost. >> sometimes it gets to me to know that he is my only way of income and, but, makes me feel -- like, you know, i'm not really doing anything. >> some times being in a sugar baby/sugar daddy relationship it does get lonely for me. because i can't always, that person can't always be there for me when i need them to be. >> reporter: and it turns out after our piece originally aired things with larry dent woidn't out. olympia is still at it and has upped her game. >> i have dipped my hand into a whole another realm of the sugar bowl, called luxury. here we are today at

>> absolutely, larry. run a major organization, honeywell, and i'm sure that having the french as a major shareholder would not be your first choice. clearly they will not have the ability to rationalize costs and improve margins there as if they had complete control. so, i think this is what they had to do to get the deal done. it's still an acretive deal. it's still a deal which includes a very high percentage of recurring revenue which ge can improve the margins on so it will have an annuity stream there. it's still an attractive deal. >> it is. i know the alstom gas turbine business and it's really good property. they've had a voint venture with a french company for years in the engine business that's worked well so i think they can work themselves through it. and i do think it's a good step toward making a more industrialized enterprise going forward. >> i agree. >> i was reading some head lines. the french workers, alstom's french workers were relieved that ge wanted a deal. they didn't want to be wo

on larry king now three d. printers leaving ted spread all revolution in the making it's taking virtual objects and being able to produce those. in atoms the real physical material has been being used in industry for a long time and now it's becoming personal by down to the high end one of the really strong growth areas for three d. printing today's in the medical field researchers in princeton and just kind of the bio here there's a million times more sensitive than human the first major fully functional organ the liver is expected to be coming within will three d. printers make guns assessable deadly body i thought you could disagree a bit with the ease which claimed not leap hours over over art and i thought this could be done cheaply and easily and i wanted to demonstrate that god did plus you take a look at or around to our reality of today's form by the things that are produced for us now this technology allows you to make your reality so your imagination is the future all next on larry king now. welcome

larry is a mormon. they have been in a sugar baby/daddy relationship for a year and a half and claim their relationship is not what you would expect. >> is there sex in this relationship? >> no. >> no sex? >> not at this point. we don't believe in having premarital sex? >> is this the perfect scenario for you? >> yes. >> have some one that gives you money. you didn't have to sleep with them. >> have some one gives me money. i don't have to sleep with them. they respect me. they let me be myself. yeah. it's a dream. >> reporter: a dream that comes at a cost. >> sometimes it gets to me to know that he is my only way of income and, but, makes me feel -- like, you know, i'm not really doing anything. >> some times being in a sugar baby/sugar daddy relationship it does get lonely for me. because i can't always, that person can't always be there for me when i need them to be. >> reporter: and it turns out after our piece originally aired things with larry dent woidn't out. olympia is still at it and has upped

larry that's utterly utterly utterly completely not true and if you listen to folks like john mccain who always believes we should on the rebels which is his solution to everything and putting our men and women in harm's way once again to solve a quagmire of a situation that we've created let's be very clear about this it was created under george w. bush this president what are our men and women back home in the safety of america and now we've got to figure out a solution and to be honest with you this government the iraqi government has got to stand up this cannot always be america's nightmare the iraqi government has to stand up and say we're going to take control what this president what the president of iraq need to do is reach out to the sunni's reach of the shias make concessions and find a way to run his government we do it here in america they do it in india they do it in pakistan they do it all across the world people come together different factions come together to rule the country equally and this president the president iraq has them able to do that and we have held acco

to hide something every day of your life it's tiring larry it's so tiring. you know and when you wake up every day and it is so crazy how it evolves throughout your life so when you're younger you wake up every day you know praying to god please change me please change me then you start accepting that this won't change this will change and then once you start feeling better about yourself and meeting other gay people then you're like well i actually like myself this way so it's crazy the evolution that you go through as a kid to an adult and being gay and how did you have secret affairs. i mean there were definitely i mean it was there were definitely secret relationship. you know my first three boyfriends were all just a secret to me and then my little inner circle my family didn't know no one like knew that but you know i came out to my personal you know close friends when i was going out in sync i came out to members of in sync little later on when i was about twenty five years old they handle it they were fine i mean they they don't care at all no a lot

owned up to it and i went away from it is something that we need to very much encourage all next on larry king now. welcome to larry king our special guest trey songz he is the grammy nominee multi-platform selling singer songwriter rapper actor and international sex symbol center two six that will see at the same time jewish. trace six studio album triggs is out july first is it true as a kid you didn't think did pursue music is a new little farfetched coming from where i'm from school in that i haven't seen many people achieve much outside of. graduating from high school at least in my early age you know. the highs employer in my hometown was wal-mart we have to wal-mart's within probably a ten minute radius says a lot about that you know so hard workers but nobody really expected numbers outside of the bubble. a lot of struggle a lot of a young mother you know mother was seventeen when she had and still in high school like i have one of my favorite porches of hers actually one of my my father well not really and i have a great relationship with. painting a portrait of her while she was

come on in here. [ cheers and applause ] >> love you. >> i love you. >> all: larry, larry, larry.ouple more surprises, though, okay. so, larry, before we go, we had one person -- we had someone that wasn't here but wanted to send you a very special message. okay? so we're going to have you take a look right over here. >> okay. >> hey, lieutenant mack, joe namath here, and good morning america, folks, aha. lieutenant, i want to thank you for your years of service to our beloved city of new york. i know you spent many a football sunday with the kids, and make sure they're wearing the green and white, okay? i also know you are a wonderful father and a great role model. so, man, from one dad to another, i want to wish you an early happy father's day, and go jets! ♪ i'm on top of the world. >> joe namath! ♪ >> well, we have another new york jet here, former wide receiver, wayne chrebet. come on in, wayne. >> oh. [ cheers and applause ] oh. oh, my. >> we were so impressed with your dedication to your family, your best friend's family, the fire department here, we wanted to give you an e

honor to have you here, larry. >> hey, seth.ever seen the matrix movie? >> seth: yeah, i saw it when it came out. >> i just watched it last night for the first time, and man, oh, man, that flick is sick. [ laughter ] like, theres the one scene where he's all bent over dodging bullets like a guy doing the limbo. and even the names are even cool. neo. come on, seth. that is a cool-ass name. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, that's a pretty cool name, larry. >> hey, you remember when the guy with the shades was like, eat the red pill or the blue pill? [ chuckles ] that was crazy. [ laughter ] what would you do, seth? eat the blue one or would you eat the red one and get the heck out of the matrix? >> seth: i guess i would take the red pill? >> i'd take both. [ laughter ] that way you can do whatever you want. uh-oh, i got a pager. >> seth: you got a pager or you got a page? >> oh, mrs. rosenthal just went into labor. you know, a lot of people don't know this, but i've been an ob-gyn for the last four years. [ laughter ] i'll see ya. [ ch

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and larry shover in the pits of the cme. we'll start with larry. we're going along in the green and then we ended up looking pretty negative here. what did it? >> you know you're asking a question all the traders behind me are asking. i think right now it is just lack of volume, lack of everything. we could think of three or four headlines that might cause the market to go down but not today. hard to argue against the two good economic numbers we had today on the back of all the really good numbers we had the day before. so right now seems like position and sentiment. behind all that it seems like there is this whole sense of inevitability that the market has to go higher. and because of that, it just causes this red flag that very easy for the market to drop in a vacuum. i think that is what we saw this afternoon. david: well, there is more trading going on. drew, i have an idea. i'm looking to charles plosser comments. i noted when he began, the when the story he was telling both in a speech and to our own peter barnes we talk to later on this ho

scott shoemaker attended the launch of enhanced interrogation procedures at the cia black site dr larry james was the first psychologist to advise on interrogations at abu ghraib. dr breslin favor another member of the task force majority asserted that a psychologist assisting interrogations has no responsibility for detainee welfare contradicting the most basic ethical principles of psychology practice america happens to be my client america's americans or who i care about i have no fondness for the enemy and i don't feel like i need to take care of their mental health needs producing some pain just seems to be you know what head first blush. something that would be wrong because we do no harm but if it does the most good for the most people it's entirely ethical and to do otherwise would be unethical. officials stress the organization strong resolutions against torture and claim that psychologists keep the interrogation safe ethical and effective in two thousand and eight thousand members effectively rejected this claim and voted down the interrogation policy. in spite of this referen

now this technology allows you to make your reality so your imagination is the future all next on larry king now. welcome to larry king now we are discussing today the burgeoning and fascinating field of fleet printing this technology with an all inspiring range of uses from turning out plans to go to heads to printing furniture and houses and food and of the future perhaps even viable human organs here to discuss the far reaching up locations and implications of three d. printing aaron walsh director of the immersive education initiative a professor at boston college and an expert on three d. printing and john cobb executive vice president of corporate affairs as stratus one of the world's largest manufacturers of three d. printing equipment and materials will also be joined remotely by mc ever ling who used the three d. printers that create prosthetic limbs and by cody wilson who nvram a slick produced the world's first functional three d. printed gun will hear from them later on what's three d. printing it's the conversion of bits into atoms it's taking virtual objects things that yo

larry, thank you very much for being here. hearing tonight about this meeting at the senate is that administration officials, at least four out of the five that testified before the congress tonight said that these five men are extremely dangerous and do pose a risk of turning around and harming americans in the future. why would they let them go? >> well, i think it's important to keep in mind 30% of the people that president bush released have gone back to the battle field, only 5% of the ones that obama has released have gone back. he has a pretty good record. >> but hasn't released anybody this hyaigh yet? >> they were captured before we put troops in there. there was one cia agent. some of them turned themselveip into the north were alliance. >> we heard two of them were responsible for the deaths of thousands of people and one of them is directly linked to osama bin laden. >> they were responsible to the death when the taliban were running the country in the '90s but not the deaths of americans. there is no doubt about t

today on larry king now meet brit more unclear still yet enron plunges of undateable when it's like the law the blind leading the blind on our dating have you always been single i've been pretty is there always been so there it is i was sat. there to everybody has google snapshots and sent me a spine a girl at a bar you're see her and then you go home and you find her on the computer late about a quest wait a minute. visit with a lot of unbeatable as with all enormous successes a ten year run are you prepared for that as a life yes instead of. criticizing me for packing plus this thing that i would probably go with rather reckless negro fun too that i would wear short shorts that would kind of cut up a little bit like i was from the cold and i'd still pods off a window sill and my thing would be like how do we do white women wet with negroes come in but that is off the top of my help all next on larry king now. welcome to larry king now and we welcome the cast of undebatable to the show bret moore and who plays justin kearney carney the lovable result as of right. ok don't correct theor

larry. >> soon we hope. soon sandhya. >> water officials from across northern california are demanding action from lawmakers to help alleviate the state receive drought. north state water alliance pushing for state wide solution that increases ground water storage and flexibility in managing water during these dry times. it seems we are not conserving enough record from the bay area water agency show us that water use annual here in san jose is actually up 3 to 4 percent from the previous year. come on san jose. down 8% in san francisco. east bay mud reporting an 11 percent drop. target state wide is 20 percent reduction. >> tomorrow hillary clinton memoir hit the store shelves. tonight the former secretary of state opened up to diane sawyer and an exclusive one-on-one interview and nothing, nothing was off the table including her husband bill's former mistress monica lewinsky. >> would i wish her wechlt i hope she is able to think about her future and construct a life she finds meaning and satisfaction in.

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i'm larry beil in for dan ashley. >> and i'm ama dates. other breaking news, police say they arrested a man behind a series of arsons that terrorized san francisco for weeks. >> the arrest happening a short time ago. earlier this week police released these pictures of the alleged arson nest. many of the fires he is suspected of setting occurred at construction sites in san francisco south of market district over the past several weeks. >> police are not releasing information on the identity of the suspect arrested only that an arrest has been made. more details will be available tomorrow. we will continue to follow this story on air and on-line. our breaking news coverage continues on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >>> wait until you see how brazen a mail thief was in san francisco. the man got away with a major haul after breaking into mailboxes in a pacific heights apartment building. cornell bernard joins us live with the story. cornell? >> ama, tenants living in this building on edge after a man broke into the lobby and stole all of th

larry, you say no. >> they are going up a little. >> larry, let me take another crack at it.study. >> now at true fed tightening. they will go up a little but not a real fed tightening. i'm sorry, kevin, go ahead. >> all right. leave the fed with a 235-basis point move in the next year, let's just call it that and take a couple in denver, a city you sound you like, 250,000 home and $50,000 equity down. getting a loan much harder, so you need equity and now you're going $200,000 in debt and will service it at somewhere between 3% and 4% and the transaction fees alone will be somewhere around 5% by the time you buy and sell all the things you need, pay the tax. you have to guess that that house is going to go up 6% or better every year you own it to just cover the cost of carrying the debt and all the transactional costs getting into it, and here's where the rubber meets the road, larry, i don't think that house is going to be worth any more than $250,000 five years from now. would you have been better off going into the market, 50% bonds, 50% stocks with more liquidity. >> i a

larry, one of our viewers said he thought dave brat sounded like a young larry kudlow. >> really likearing from brat and think he'll come around on immigration reform, a free market economist and one of the issues regarding wall street and fannie and freddie which he singled out is he doesn't believe in k street cronyism or wall street cronyism. i think he's 100% right. delighted to see it. >> don't you think that he just said about the investment banks needing to go to jail is actually a line that sounds straight out of like what we hear from somebody like barney frank? >> barney frank. >> well, first, i'm sorry you started out kind of misquoting me. i haven't made such generallized statement. i have to think when larry says he's sure he's going to come around on immigration, there's actually no basis for that except that it would make life easier for people like layer who want to support a guy who is very conservative on some issues and get him into a more centrist position on immigration, but i think that this is a very surprising investment and one that's frankly going to cause th

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i'm larry beil in for dan ashley. >> and amai'm ama dates. other breaking news, police say they arrested a man behind a series of arsons that terrorized san francisco for weeks. >> the arrest happening a short time ago. earlier this week police released these pictures of the alleged arson nest. many of the fires he is suspected of setting occurred at construction sites in san francisco south of market district over the past several weeks. >> police are not releasing information on the identity of the suspect arrested only that an arrest has been made. more details will be available tomorrow. we will continue to follow this story on air and on-line. our breaking news coverage continues on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >>> wait until you see how brazen a mail thief was in san francisco. the man got away with a major haul after breaking into mailboxes in a pacific heights apartment building. cornell bernard joins us live with the story. cornell? >> ama, tenants living in this building on edge after a man broke into the lobby and stole all of th

larry. >> soon we hope.sandhya. >> water officials from across northern california are demanding actions from lawmakers to help alleviate the state receive drought. north state water alliance pushing for state wide solution that increases ground water storage and flexibility in managing water during these dry times. it seems we are not conserving enough record from the bay area water agency show us that water use annual here in san jose is actually up 3 to 4 percent from the previous year. come on san jose. down 8% in san francisco. east bay mud reporting an 11 percent drop. target state wide is 20 percent reduction. >> tomorrow hillary clinton memoir hit the store shelves. tonight the former secretary of state opened up to diane sawyer and an exclusive one-on-one interview and nothing, nothing was off the table including her husband bill's former mistress monica lewinsky. >> would i wish her wechlt i hope she is able to think about her future and construct a life she finds meaning and satisfaction in. >>rep