but larry didn't die.ad, the next day on september 10th, larry got up, showed his horse, and then went right back to bed. >> next morning he's like lying there, and i thought he was dead. and so i wake sarah up and i say, i think he's dead. and she pushes him and she said, no, he's not dead. >> but he was so heavily drugged, he couldn't walk. >> so we went down the street and rented a wheelchair. and i got him dressed and put him in the wheelchair and rolled him out to my truck -- our truck, and put him in the back seat of the truck. and we drove. >> this, by the way, was september 11th, 2001. everyone else in the known world preoccupied elsewhere while elisa and sarah drove north through california with larry slowly dying in the back seat of the truck. >> we stopped in yosemite, somewhere in yosemite. and sarah got out and started digging a hole and he was alive, okay? and i freaked out. >> she was going to throw him in the hole alive? >> yeah, and i was freaking out. i said we can't put him in there when

tell me about larry. >> larry's phenomenal. >> phenomenal because what?es things other cops don't seen? >> phenomenal because he sees cops don't see. i don't know anybody who could have done a better job than larry. >> the evidence whisperer were about to listen to what the facts of this case were really saying. was there something that police had missed? you bet. coming up -- that picture of the truck spotted on the night of the crime. something about it just doesn't seem right. but the evidence whisperer is all over it. when "dateline" continues. when "dateline" continues. >>> hello. i'm dara brown. georgia and oklahoma took the first steps toward reopening their economies allowing salons an barbershops to open up. despite a death toll of nearly 50,000 from the virus. >>> meanwhile, lawmakers pushed through a fourth relief bill aimed at helping employees and hospitals. nearly $500 billion package includes funds for testing which governors say is a key factor toward restarting the economy. >>> now back to "dateline." >>> welcome back to "dateline." i'm c

well go to politicking on larry king truck economic adviser stephen war says the time to start reopening the united states for business is now he recently shared a lot of controversy when he compared social distancing protesters to civil rights activists rosa parks will find out what he meant by that as he joins me for an end of the one on one in addition to advising the president mr moore is a member of the white house panel on reopening america stephen thanks for joining us. the senate has approved a former navy $1000000.00 leave peg is risky business is what's your reaction good idea. how not the biggest fan of that by the way larry so good to see you again thank you so much for having me thank you i think there are real problems with that loan program it's become a bit of a sieve where that week it keeps spending more and more more money and i have a problem that a lot of the small businesses larry that need the money the most are necessarily getting the money we made a big mistake in turning out loan program which is something that i supported laffer supported steve forbes supported

how not the biggest fan of that by the way larry so good to see you again thank you so much for having me thank you i think there are real problems with that loan program it's become a bit of a sieve where that week it keeps spending more and more more money and i have a problem that a lot of the small businesses larry that need the money the most are necessarily getting the money we made a big mistake in turning out loan program which is something that i supported outloud for support of steve forbes supported the idea who during a time of crisis you want to give healthy businesses that were healthy and that don't have customers a bridge loan so they can get through this so that when we're up and running hopefully very soon that they can they can be up and running and hiring workers what we did was we transform that into a grant program so that if you didn't lay off your workers the loan became a grant and so what happened has happened larry and this is a story that's not been widely tell toll is that the healthy businesses the ones that were going to layoff the records anyways they sa

you know the previous guy to jeffrey epstein who was also a friend of larry summers who under federal custody mysteriously died then all their case disappeared and their wealth remained intact so when he was under bill clinton as then deputy secretary of the treasury summers testified before the us congress on july 30th 1908 about the commodities futures modernization act and remember this was basically legalizing total gambling and derivatives and the explosion of the derivatives that we had the parties to these kinds of contracts are largely sophisticated financial institutions he argued that would appear to be eminently capable of protecting themselves from fraud and counterparty insolvency is let's talk about what the commodity futures modernization act unable to do then they both sophisticated wall street financier it's a package call of their risk and to dump it into pension accounts so pension accounts are either under funded or they get rated in the various hostile raids but the toxic dump where these ghouls come out of those toxic dump think of the ph of the teachers' pension

announced this by didn't anyone wait until the official nomination to bring in the ghouls yes that's larry summers advising biden campaign on economic recovery just a reminder that summers in 1901 of running the world bank issued a memo saying that we should dump our toxic waste from the west developed nations onto the least developed nations to those who can't fight back because they don't have the you know the wealth or the sophistication to appreciates how toxic waste can ruin their environment they don't understand beauty like somebody like larry summers he also was instrumental in passing the commodity futures modernization act which legalized gambling turned derivatives into a giant pile of risk that could be dumped on to pension funds because allegedly they're sophisticated enough to understand the toxic risk they are taking for their pension fund even members and then he also got rid of glass steagall by helping to pass the graham leach bliley act which removed the separation between investment and commercial banks so this is that guy that biden is now bringing in to help with the

it took just three hours to convict larry hall.secutor 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 know. >> i can't imagine sending my daughter 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've got to deal with these crazy killers and stuff? what if i get shanked, what if i get killed? am i going to survive this? >>> jimmy's get-out-of-jail-free card comes with a hefty price. >> they had your back? >> they had my back. >> that's what you thought? >> at least that's what i thought. >> when "dateline" continues. ♪you make everything... groovy...♪ done yet? yeah, yeah, sorry, sorry. you sure? hmm.mmm. ♪come on, come on, wild thing. if you ride, you get it. geico

yeah well 1st off larry it's great to see. i'm sad that we can't do this in person for now but hopefully hopefully soon enough we'll be able to grab lunch but you know a bit about my political evolution i mean i always considered myself sort of an old school liberal which i think is pretty much in line with what you are what a lot of sort of j.f.k. liberals i know you're a you're a brooklyn guy sort of a ed kotch the former mayor of new york city liberal daniel patrick moynihan liberal liberal meaning open minded you know find the right spots for government but not that government is supposed to do everything all the time and unfortunately in the last 5 years we've seen a movement by the progressives this is sort of the bernie sanders. contingent to really only come up with answers that have to do with more government involvement and for me i believe that the best way for people to live free especially in a country like the united states where you know we've got about 350000000 people from every corner in the in every corner o

same here larry see the friars club thank you audience for joining me on this edition of politicking we're all kind of in the home i'm sure so remember you can join the conversation on my facebook page or tweet me at change things don't forget use the politicking hash tag and that's all for this edition of politicking. heteros along russia and like this. i'm a journalist it's all i know being a truth teller people say i make among come from good uses like a jackhammer good drill down and think find the true news with rick sanchez because it's time to do news again and question more. heteros long russian and like us. and we're going to fulfill the repeated promises of politics to the people. you. no weaves or buts to. be. pretty good. if you want to work. on you know. paul. this is a story of women and women with troubled histories and complex court cases you know some of those deadly leave who lives out there. where night is the person that fears the cheesiness and believe they are considered the most dangerous of criminals she's in a still. falling off 23 hours of the day tell me th

one of the politicking on larry king reporting from my home o. a mole hill in los angeles the trumpet ministration ascended that creating another task force this winter we start the u.s. economy in the cold in 1000 epidemic off pandemics sides someone who's written about this very subject is philip k. howard no tom and jane are on u.s. government legal reform and share of common good his latest book is child common sense of placing the failed by the gallon g.'s of the right and left the judges from new york sank to joining a story you recently wrote you said that cutting red tape in health care has unleashed waves of energy and ingenuity to deal with this in 19 yeah you saying we're doing well with this well we did really poorly at the beginning i mean there are a lot of there's going to be report after all over talking about how badly the bureaucratic framework we're leaders not taking is just a sleep but in the last 2 or 3 weeks you've got a great job and the key to that was throwing away the rule books through it all through books i mean not none of what they're doing in tipperary

owns this space of safety and clean and predictability so i think the industry is going to change larry i think that marketing now is going to be about trust much more than even what we have you might buy something that's slightly maybe inferior in flavor than another product if you trust the brand more so it's redefining how we communicate with customers and it's redefining how we act and that's just the start where we're not sure exactly how it winds down but there's several different scenarios well as a state of your industry before this hit. oh are you having a wonderful year you know i've been touring the country i do a lot of motivational speeches and educational seminars i mean we're having 700000 small businesses start in every quarter i mean the restaurant industry was up spending was up consumer confidence was up that and that's why the so hurts so badly because as an industry we're on a roll our biggest problem was finding employees in today's economy we had business so this is cut off our legs when we were running not walking and you know it's things and a lot of food gone t

welcome to politicking on larry king china has concealed the extent of the virus outbreak in its country and under reporting both total cases and deaths that has suffered from the disease that's a conclusion of the united states intelligence community in a bombshell report we learned about wednesday so where does that leave us officials in their fight against the pandemic for analysis we turn 1st to gordon chang asia expert and contributor for the daily beast he is in new jersey garden in your opinion has this china under reported this cases of the coronavirus. yeah clearly larry china has under reported coronavirus cases and deaths and it continues to do so so for instance this week we're getting numbers 36 or 7 new infections a day but they're not reporting any community transmissions they're saying that any transmissions are from imported cases and other words chinese nationals returning to china this is a situation which is inconsistent with all of them modeling is inconsistent with the reporting that we're getting from inside the and i don't really and certainly it is not consistent

>> larry, that's right. governor newsom laid out six key indicators that the state will need to meet in order to begin the process of getting back to normal. but even when we meet those indicators, we'll be entering more of what he calls a transitional phase. a month into the bay area's shelter-in-place order, finally a moment of optimism. governor newsom laid out what it will take to begin easing the openings. >> we have a parameter, a framework that will guide our decision making. >> that framework requires the state meet these six indicators. one, the ability to expand testing, monitor and possibly isolate anybody that has been observati exposed or infected. two, the ability to protect our most vulnerable population. three, that we have health care and hospitals that can handle surges. four, that they'll develop better therapeutics to meet demand. five, for schools and child care facilities to support social distancing. and six, the ability to determine when to reinstate certain measures such as the stay-

that man is larry king host of politicking right here on our t.v. he's going to weigh in on all of this larry you are a great depression era baby you were too young though to remember f.d.r. implementing the new deal but you certainly became a beneficiary of those policies later and the last time i spoke with you you said trump is no f.d.r. and you've known the guy since the 1980 s. but. me you couldn't if there was no one ever do you are one of the low which president 1st time she was allowed to in the midst of a great depression what did that need to go on so you're always going to be wary when you get words where he said something you could never stand which is your only thing we have to fear is fear itself you lead the country to what we did was you leave go to america for putting americans to work. in jobs in america so americans build post office and they build the memorial stadium in baltimore and they build highways so they are also productive again an american investor that mad and then along came a break if it could be called a break world

legend larry king host of politicking right here on r t america so larry i got to ask even on the air a long time is it the networks prerogative to air these pressers i mean everybody is airing them should we all be airing the same thing. maher it's a tough call. for how one could make this statement that whenever the president speaks there to do. so we should always carry who the president every time as we should the prime minister or the governor of a state if you live in that state if you live in new york. or in should be our new york television however sometimes if you watch these groups ignores the president goes a little off the edge and it becomes running for reelection so the question the news executives face is what to carry in the one to carry it i come down on the side of carrying it i don't think we have a choice. and they're i mean they make the choice for it really works in this time i think the president should be kerry however many turns it gets a little repair lives some of the questioning is ridiculous some on the other hand is very needy so i come down on the side o

larry kudlow is hooked up now, larry, thank you, welcome back to her program here, and good afternoonto you. a couple things i want to go through quickly, larry, in the time that we have. oil prices have fallen through the floor. what does that mean for our economy, larry? >> well, i think it's a signal that the world economy has been a very badly hit by the virus and the mitigation efforts on the virus, and you're seeing a huge drop in the aggregate demands, that includes the demand for energy, oil, and gas, that's why prices are low. this will prove to be temporary, in my judgment, but as we try to reopen our economy, and provide new economic growth policies, hopefully there will be an oil rebound. but right now, we are still amidst a very bad economic contraction, it's not of our own making, not business, nonworkers, it's not our policies, it's all because of the virus. >> bill: i'm looking at a burn rate of $50 billion a day in these federal programs, larry. first of all, do you have a deal in the next phase right now? >> apparently so, judging from what i read from the leaders, s

someone released that he's meeting with larry summers. i don't know who that's supposed to help in this situation. but joe biden, you know, to the extent that he needs to do anything, he needs to shore up his base on some level and, you know, i doubt it was the biden campaign that released the fact that they're bheemeeting with l summers. i hope not. i don't know what the value is except to alien nate people who remember larry summers from the last go-round. >> the summers news to me was upsetting and disconcerting less on the politics of it. moving that aside, on that second question. that to me is like -- again, two tasks in front of biden and the democratic party. beat trump and then get governing against a republican opposition that will be implaquable and vicious, as they were 12 years ago. and the same ideological turn-about, where's the money coming from? and summers got that wrong the last time. like if there's anything that has to happen here, it's the lessons from the very difficult period of the first few years of barack obama

is getting worse larry it's going to get worse for you you know. every day the number of people dying and one being admitted because we their 1st test we did it 70 days a going to take the men long to get the results back right about the numbers of people that's been certified and having the virus. unfortunately it takes of up that mountain time for people to test it down to go in with durward is the issue it described as double pneumonia then they're certified sammy the virus and it was then i helped enough to survive it and the words were secondary conditions you know not surviving those with diabetes elderly obese or having car issues it's hard for people with those conditions to survive high what it what would you say that in this time of peril and there's no other better word for it and you handled katrina so well what would you say to americans now watching and others around the world what advice would you give what thoughts do you have number one i think you we're going to work our way out of this is each one of us need to assume we have a g

clearly larry china has under reported coronavirus cases and deaths and it continues to do so so for instance this week we're getting numbers 36 or 7 new infections a day but they're not reporting any community transmissions they're saying that any transmissions are from imported cases another words chinese nationals returning to china this is a situation which is inconsistent with all of the modeling is inconsistent with the reporting that we're getting from inside the car and i don't really and certainly it is not consistent with the way this virus has acted around the world so i think that we can say with confidence that china is not telling us the truth about the crime of virus infections why why would they not one of a high and low why would they not tell us the truth. you know that's a great question larry and i think it has to do with beijing trying to give the impression that china has recovered and because of that they may want businesses to return to china they want congress inside the country to go back to normal levels they're just trying get back to where it was before t

i'm larry beil. >> and i'm ama daetz. at least 27 at a skilled nursin facility in orinda have tested positive for covid-19. no one has died, though two residents who tested positive are in the hospital. contra costa health services began investigating wednesday after two orinda care center staff mbers sough mical alstafwereeah officials talked about the next steps. >> our medimmediate task is to k to decrease the risk of this continued transmission of this virus to other staff, other residents or outside the facility. >> public health officials are now investigating and testing at two other senior care facilities in contra costa county. >> this pandemic is showing no signs of slowing down in california. johns hopkins reporting there is more than 11,000 confirmed cases in the state. the bay area saw its total top 3,000 cases with santa clara county accounting for about a third of those. the number of patients in icu beds around the state now over 900. that's about four times the count from just last friday. ysisffs areal c

>> hey, larry. governor newsom, like so many other state leaders is trying to find that delicate balance between keeping the public safe and reopening the state and the economy. so today we decided to look at what some other states are doing as california does take a slower approach. it's the question we're all asking, when will california reopen. >> there is a lot of anxiety and a lot of need to know. >> under public pressure, some states are already beginning to ease their health isser in place orders. in south carolina, some department and retail stores opened today with 20% capacity. public beaches opened as well. in georgia, starting friday, gyms, barbershops, bowling ally, some restaurants and theaters will open for business. next week in colorado, residents will be recommended to stay home, but not required to. and in tennessee and ohio, a majority of business also be allowed to reopen may 1, if not sooner. >> we need several things to unwind the current lockdown, if you will, and get people

i want to bring in larry king i mean you know larry is probably got a lot to say about something like this he watches both politics obviously he's a student of it and he's been watching this situation what say it to you about this larry. it was ridiculous for him not to wear a mask the only only guess i can have is that he's afraid in fearful a trump would not like it because trump you know is this kind of a macho government we have and it would look bad for him the wear a mask but it was a terrible example to say for people when you're telling people where american your vice president does not wear a mask he touched elbows that's fine in fact someone told me there is more important when you're going into a building for you to wear a mask than the person in the building. because you will carry the virus into the building so for him not to not do a mask is in his reasoning that he gets checked every so often was was poor i don't know how i am though i did do you i have an idea why he did not wear masks well his explanation is exactly as i said he said i am checked routinely and i am ve

watching our newscast today how concerned should we be about the wag the dog distraction what does larry king have to say about a controversial interview that has recently resurfaced regarding joe biden and does the pentagon think there is evidence of u.f.o.'s really. look at this video that we're going to show you right here it's a one that we were just showing you a little while ago that shows the iranian gunships and it also shows that u.s. naval vessel is there something interesting about this because you heard the sailor say well his guns unclipped well you know what that means right if the guns on clipped that means if he sneezes it because of some somebody hits them moves forward suddenly that gun goes off what if the other side fires these are the kinds of things that seem harmless an explanation but this is how hack even world wars have begun that incident by the way took place just off the coast of kuwait so what we put together here is essentially the persian gulf this is where that happened right so here you have the entire all these dark blue these here right here is the per

larry was honored with the u.s. secret service valor award for his role in stopping an assassination attempt on president gerald ford in september of 1975 in sacramento. later larry served 25 years as the security chief of the united states olympic committee. joe clancy is with us tonight. joe served on the protective details of residence, including president bush, or trailblazers as he would've called them. president bush with strobe laser. joe's nearly 30 year career culminated in 2015 when president obama named joe the 24th director of the u.s. secret service. he was in charge. today joe is the chief security officer at comcast corporation. nick is with us tonight. he served 30 years in the secret service. helped protect five presidents, including president bush. worked on large scale event's. did a lot of post nine of travel, including secret trips to iraq and afghanistan. you may have seen him in a documentary or two talking about being on the field at yankee stadium as president bush throughout the first pitch

anyone, let's start with larry. >> well, we went to vale. hard part about that was when he was in office was the -- [ laughter ] -- was the advance team, as you say sometimes two, three weeks out ahead. ir was a skier, still am, i think. so the advance team would have to go out for two weeks ahead of the president to vale for if mount familiarization, requiring us to get up with ski patrol at the crack of dawn to get fresh powder and familiarize ourselves with the runs to make sure no one was hiding in the trees, et cetera. it was a pretty interesting operation. then we moved about the mountain in such a way, we are a great outfit, larry. but we move about the mountain without people being able to really trail us the way we ran our formations. we'd go to a ski instructor line. we'd go through the line, be up a mountain, down a run and gone. and so we can -- >> what's -- -- president bush 41, you know, what did he not do, right. boats, water, president bush running, biking and president clinton, president bush, president obama, all of the oth

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king now larry we have that in common i'm from l.a. i grew up a dodger fan too we haven't heard anything from our club talking about this just yet but the end will be is considering putting all 30 teams to play in fanless fields of arizona which so far hasn't had a huge coronavirus problem what do you think of this is it a good idea bad idea. so it's an idea it's a i don't see how it's going to work you know a 1st the reason clubs aren't talking is they're not allowed to baseball is estes club not to speak out individually baseball will do the talking and right now this is all conjecture to pounding the plan would be to all a club as in certain hotel rooms in phoenix they would play the games in phoenix and other stadiums nearby would no crowds in the stands and they were televised the games and they would count they can all is of all is free possible midnight how to going to allow those crowds to get for example the dodgers could not assemble because governor newsome has put a ban on people although for more than 50 people gathering t

larry? >> laura, do we know right now how many covid-19 patients john muir hospitals are treating as we speak? >> well, we couldn't get exact numbers, larry, because of the hipaa protections, but we did learn for instance at this hospital and the one in walnut creek, the vast majority of patients are not positive for covid-19. at this point, they tell me the ronavis is around less ents with certainly than 10%. live back to you guys. >> all right. laura anthony reporting live. thank you. >>> so many workers dealing with the cold reality of unemployment, governor newsom says there is one group that isn't given any financial help whatsoever, undocumented immigrants. that is until today. >> we feel a deep sense of gratitude for people who are in fear for deportation but are still addressing the essential needs of tens of millions of californi californians, and that's why i'm proud as governor to be the first state to announce a program for direct disaster assistance to those individuals. we're p

by the way do you remember that whole tiger thing i remember you doing a bunch of segments on that larry. you know we should i'm so happy to be with you rick it's so nice to join you every day on this outstanding program in these great times of need how does that sound i've cited fantastic it almost sounds like one of our bosses wrote it for you did they. by the way i can add to the sports report the n.f.l. draft will go on as per usual however it was it was live in las vegas but nobody can go so they're going to do it all by phone you know as the los angeles chargers pick 1st they'll have 15 minutes on the clock and then they'll make their selection and then the washington redskins go 2nd they'll have 15 minutes on the clock but they're going to do it all like in a silent chamber you know could be weird you know who's really going to be upset about that new yorkers because they go crazy you watch this thing right there they bring their mothers their brothers their whole families and they sit there and boo and cheer and that's part of what makes it so exciting to watch that there. and i

larry and ama? another series. >> who made macaroni and cheese and left it out? >> sorry, mrs. z, that was me and luke. but in our defense we were high and got spooked by your modern dishwasher. >> modern family's final episode will air tonight. when they tape the final show, everyone was in tears, except ed o'neil, who plays family patriarch jay pritchett. o'neal said it's likely to hit him in a couple of weeks. modern family has been on for 11 seasons. don't miss the two-hour series finale tonight at 8:00 right here on abc7 news. >>> i wondered if you were going have your own spin on is that your final answer? >> oh, well, there are certain things that are sacred. and to me that's one of them. how goofy if i were is that your last answer? are you totally sure than? i think if that's your final answer -- >> and right after "modern family" is the return of "who wants to be a millionaire?" more than 20 years after the abc show became a worldwide sensation. this time jimmy kimmel is the host can celeb

larry this thing is a making a lot of news there do you remember it 1st of all. no. but i will tell you where just like looking at it the reason i didn't consider oh if you're going to call into a show and not name who you're talking about what's the sense of continuing so i went back to howard baker and the other guests when you if you call into my show and you tell me former senator my daughter and i'm not going to tell you whatever it is what's the next question there is no well and so i got there was no follow up she never explained who would was. explain to our viewers because i think a lot of people want to understand this the responsibility that you have as a broadcaster in a situation like this to take a call from someone who you literally don't really know who they are how do you deal with correct. i've been doing would have you know this friday would be 63 years i've been doing this. when when someone calls in and they're all anonymous we never go calling in and says something like that and you give them the respect of the call we were respectful but once s

larry king the best. and i want to close my mac on news now and enter the world the domain of sports as handled by our own steve chris talk what do you have for me well rick i mean you know there's not a lot going on as we know but there was a major one of the 1st major live sporting events the n.f.l. draft of the week before we had the w n.b.a. draft but this one obviously the n.f.l. draft is number one in america and the ratings that we showed it so there were 600 camera feeds in homes of 85 draft prospects 32 of coaches general managers fans and college football coaches as you saw goodell reading the picks roger goodell the commissioner from his basement which will talk about that a little bit but the ratings did smash records as we would assume it would with nothing else to watch yeah obviously we have day one of course the 1st are on average $15600000.00 viewers it's a 37 percent and. from 2019 date to an average of 8200000 viewers 40 percent increase day 3 rounds 4 through 7 averaged more than 42000

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to send to larry take care sir . by now you are aware of the 2 trillion dollar relief package sent to be distributed to struggling americans and u.s. businesses does it cover enough to impact the coven $1000.00 pandemic or is more needed we'll talk about that with the former g.o.p. congressman bill mccollum of florida he was also their attorney general and he joins us from orlando if you were still in the house bill would you have voted for this stimulus plan i probably would have had to or felt compelled to but i'm going to tell you that a lot of things that i don't think we're going to need in the future and we're going to really put in the country a hope but the most important moment is to get through that moment coronavirus the qubit 19 get people settle back in and get the economy going again that's what's the most important thing though what what bothers you about something that's been included. well the nothing in the specifics of it is the sheer quantity of it took a lot of money at a problem which unfortunat