kill larry mcnabney. went into detail after gruesome detail of how she and sarah did it. elisa larry we're at a lahore show in los angeles, she said, and sarah flew down to meet them. or rather to meet elisa, since larry didn't like sarah said elisa. >> and what did you guys decide to do with him? >> we said if we kill him, nobody's gonna miss him. >> were you going to do it that day? or were you going to do it sometime in the future? when were you guys planning on doing it? >> right then. >> yeah. >> that was september 9th, 2001. according to elisa their had already larry had already passed out after inviting a little horse tranquilizer on his own, for fun. so, sara decided, according to elisa, to just to give him more. and no one would ever find out. >> oh, god, a seemed like a good at that idea at the time. but oh, my god, it's so horrible to think of taking someone's life. >> well, larry said slept said elisa, she and sarah score to drops of horse tranquilizer into his mouth. but larry didn't die. ins

> tell me about larry. >> larry is phenomenal?hat, he sees things other cops don't see? >> phenomenal because he sees things cops don't see. i don't know anybody who could have done a better job than larry. >> the evidence whisperer was 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. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of eczema. and that means long-lasting clearer skin... and fast itch relief for adults. hide my skin? not me. by helping to control eczema with dupixent, you can show more with less eczema. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur i

joinin larry: the u.s.mission over the past 15 years joining us now former international deputy for the economic council, we have breaking news we went long, i apologize. since 2005 mark. university of michigan aei, since 2005 we cut carbon emission by 24.5%, we have already met the paris climate record limits ahead of time i'll give you a shot at it we don't need aar trade war. larry: that is right i love that shirt and show something we have been trying to say to the europeans for years they went to all these international summits. we have done her part over the last 15 years and reduce emissions by 15% and what it shows this is not about international agreement and not about government mandates it's about the ingenuity of our private sector and the fact that we had continued innovation and that's what we've been a world leader in what worries me about the international agreements you look at what the biden folks are negotiating now they're basically saying we've done 25% we will do another 25% by 2030 an

larry: stateen again. butnt it makes uttey no sense to me i just met fiveil or six minute rift on the subject, joining me too help me through this, i need help liz peek fox news contributor and columnist and hill, columnist. more spending will bring down inflation, right, everyone knows that, that's an easy one. >> i think it is magic if you say it three times it's like the wizard of oz, maybe it actually takes hold. larry: the which is click their heels three times, that is fabulous. >> infrastructure program over a long period of time could resolve bottlenecks and make the country in various aspects more efficient and that can be theoretically a way to lower cost i will grant you that but how long does it take to unplug accord by increasing its size how long does itin take to help traffic moving in out of new york by building a new bridge those take years and even a semi conductor facility to ease the shortage of semi conductorsg te forever this is not something that will impact prices that consumers are

larry: hello everyone welcome to cut though i'm larry kudlow happy friday folks, a couple of things on my mind this evening a bit later in the show you're gonna see i offered to make bail for senator marsha blackburn just in case the senate goes pelosi and chuck schumer orders a mask mandate subject to arrest if you don't follow it. it has not happened yet but you never know. i'm convinced speaker pelosi's secret sauce to defeat republican free enterprise principles is just arrest all republican house members, it's a terrific plan much better than numerical facts, clean them out, lock them up, i'm just kidding it's a joke, is it, no, we'll see. next up the infrastructure bill which we will talk about in just a moment with steve martin liz peek, i want to raise a puzzling question, i can't figure out what the environmental justice review is it is in there is not a permitting review because outside of highways there is no need for permitting reform justice review could probably mean anything that you wanted to mean we are talking tell a regulation of every nook and cranny in the economy

larry: hello everyone welcome to "kudlow" i am larry kudlow tonight were gonna dig into the battle foroul of america, we're fighting for the very soul of this great country there is no better way to do it than to compare the old true blue state of california with the ultra red state of florida, completely different cultures and policies you can think of it as red versus blue and also think of it as donald trump versus kamala harris or maybe kamala harris, nancy pelosi versus donald trump i don't mean to shortchange president biden or disrespect him by choosing but i kind of see his political future as a very late afternoon or well into the evening or you could think of it as a presidential race between ron desantis and california governor gavin newsom. first the current governor of california and former san francisco mayor gotta survive a governor tory recall but we will see about that. it could be desantis versus newsom or trump versus biden harris or trump versus harris but the big difference between red florida and blue california and look at the top many kudos to new york columnist

you are larry hall's new hero?is new best friend and hero too. >> jimmy could sense his heroics brought him closer to hall. and now he was ready to make a bold move. in the prison library, jimmy had figured out a strategy to draw hall out on tricia reitler. >> i noticed he was reading his hometown newspaper. and that was really important eventually for me to start cracking into his psyche. >> even though the goal was tricia's body, jimmy decided to ask first about something already public knowledge. hall's conviction in the jessie roach case. jimmy fibbed that his mother lived near wabash and read about jessie's case and other stories involving hall. >> she gets that newspaper from that hometown where you're from, i said, and all the newspaper stories said you've killed multiple women. >> that was a big risk though. >> it all was a big risk. i said larry, i don't care what you're in here for, but be honest to me, that's all. just tell me what happened, man, i'm still going to be your friend no matter what. i said,

>> larry, this surprises me.ea you were thinking about this. >> i'm as shocked as you guys are, i was first approached to do this several months ago by my radio colleague, people like lionell chuck nguyen who is a long time filmmaker and i said it, no. this place is ungovernable. you have super majorities in the assembly, and of course the left-wing governor. we have rising crime, rising homelessness, rising cost of living and leono knows exactly what i'm talking about because he's a former public school teacher. the declining standards of public school. the more i looked about it, iov saw how arrogantly this governor has handled the pandemic imposing the most strict coronavirus block town in india of the 50 states, when his own kids still enjoyed in school private education while his own business, a winery, exempted from the mandates. i decided to jump into this race, i want people to go to elect elder.com because he has no h limits on how much money he can raise and spend but we do. please go to elect elder.com

blackrock's larry fink and dave ramsey joined the choir.h forecasts as consumer spending sticks up. then, morgan stanley is next on the docket for big bank earnings. how will it stack up against its wall street rivals? good morning. yes, we did hear from jay powell. we get a second day of testimony today. there he sanguine on the inflation picture. a stark contrast from larry fink, who says epic changes on the way. manus: so epic that larry fink has offered an 8% pay rise. fink warns that you will have to do more on wages. if you look at the chart of wages, it is just turning up ever so slightly. it is very unlikely you get an 8% pay rise, they will take it off you next year. dani: jay powell did point to the end of some of the unemployment benefits. maybe that picks up the slack in the labor market. a lot of the unemployed are women. this does point to a gender gap, with women staying home to take care of kids who are not in school. so it does go further than just unemployment benefits. manus: absolutely. whatever way you cut it up, the bo

good luck, larry. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ summer is a state of mind, you can visit anytime. savor your summer with lincoln. ♪ ♪ >> sean: villains of the day, prince harry and meghan are back, a whopping $695 by an environmental charity for their "enlightened decision" to limit their family to two children. okay, congratulations. please set your dvr, never miss an episode bureau in the meantime, let not your hearts be troubled, laura ingraham, all right, hit me with whatevere bringing tonight. there is always something, whatever it is. >> laura: you had a lovely show tonight. [laughter] it was a lovely presentation. no, i enjoyed -- i enjoyed the cuba story. i enjoyed sara carter, who i always loved. you know, i can't -- larry elder, you know, mutual friend. you were kind of cozying up to caitlyn jenner, though, as i remember. are you up to a little tension there? a little push and

>> i just saw larry on i was going to comment i agree with larry notwithstanding my close friend jaypectfully disagree with his not being concerned. the inflation numbers are in the 4.5% to 5.5% range it made sense before covid treasury models won't predict what happens after the massive amount of fiscal response. i think it is important for fed to make sure they get ahead of the curve so they don't end up with 4% or 5% interest rates which would really slow down this recovery. >> you would like to see them slimming assets immediately? >> i would i think these assets particularly in the mortgage area were important last year. these were the varying functioning. the fed has to normalize it. it is a question of how fast and how far. >> based on what you know, there is a fascinating debate going on in washington, which is should the united states retaliate. presumably the nsa the question that everyone is debating is should the united states hack back and hit these or is that not the appropriate role for the u.s. military and u.s. intelligence? what is your view on that? >> first, ranso

larry elder's been rare. republican party for quite some time.how for a while on on broadcast and on up. i'm on satellite radio. so i think that, you know, for the republicans who are looking at this ballot. he's only name thor

live tv, larry. >> do it again. >> come on back. >> show us something, larry. >> go on. hi. >> coming out of his sports segment. >>> it's not uncommon for a landlord to buy out tenants, but someone paid nearly a half million dollars for a building on laurel street in san francisco to be vacated. the couple had lived in their rent controlled apartment for decades. quick look found the market rate for a unit in the building was $25,000 per month, e'stl geg ed out,e dollar ad geing kicked out of your home, doesn't matter what you pay. >> the landlord said he did not intend to drive the renter away. some tenants filed a lawsuit. >>> larry is deliberately in front of the camera now. >> the right one? >> i love what you guys have done here, wow, a lot of lights. joints and astros battle to the top two teams in baseball. this is what happens when they play a four-hour game awaiting the arrival >>> sports on abc7 is sponsored by your local toyota dealers. >> good evening. baseball's trade deadline a frenzy ten all stars dealt the giants waiting the last two minutes to land all-s

i'm larry kudlow.omorrow. first up, i am still totally peeved about the biden cave-in to vladimir putin on the nord stream 2 pipeline that trumpers like myself stopped for a couple of years. biden has caved in. and almost worse, they say they'll sanction russia if russia weaponizes t

join us again tomorrow night. ♪ larry: hello, everyone. welcome back to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow.may not be discussed on the show, but if we don't get 'em tonight, we'll get 'em tomorrow. first up, i am still totally peeved about the biden cave-in to vladimir putin on the nord stream 2 pipeline that trumpers like myself stopped for a couple of years. biden has caved in. and almost worse, they say they'll sanction russia if russia weaponizeshe

joins us now, larry.elcome back to the issue is alex. thank you so much for having me. i want to correct one thing. this is my second time running. i ran for class president in the fifth grade. william william hawaii carried three out of four rolls. they're still cleaning up the blood. yeah, i lost. it's my fifth grade election. so good for you. you got me there. so if you had to say, bottom line while you're running, why are you running? i've got common sense. i've got good judgment, something sadly lacking in sacramento. i've been on radio for 30 years in every major market from sacramento down to san diego. people know me. i've been talking about solutions to these problems with crime and homelessness and the rising cost of living in california. and i think i can make the case. so joe and jones, six back who've left california and brought democrat vote with them realize why they're leaving. you have called this state ungovernable. you've said a republican can't get anything done because there's a democ

larry, house does that work? >> charles it speaks to the idea respect the seasonality of the market. volumes get light, things are choppy in the summer. that is an opportunity to building shopping list. maybe in the fall you get a correction. in the long run there is tremendous demand in the economy, we talk about the resilient consumer around resilient small business that will drive things. not washington policy. as long as demand stays there business will find its foot. fundamentals in the market. not gimmicks, not chasing meme stocks all the time but good fundamental growth stories. there is plenty of capital to find those. it's a great time for investors right now. just don't lose your head. charles: we have seven more. we ran out of time. we should take this show on the road like a traveling ted talk. appreciate it. >>> breaking news. robinhood filing for the ipo, s-1, rapid growth during the pandemic period. trading has 18 million accounts managing $80 billion in assets. that is up frommillion and $19 billi

she was still tame compared to al bundy. >> and now there's larry david. larry hates me.ce. >> put the [ bleep ] pie down. >> don't put that pie down. >> a lot of our friend groups, they're borderline toxic, becaus costanza was based on larry david, curb your enthusiasm was actually a continuation of seinfeld in spirit. >> your last name is black. >> yeah. >> that's like if my last name was jew, like larry jew. >> larry david the character, he's one of my best friends. >> you had sex with a mental patient. >> she's not a mental patient. >> she's not a mental patient. >> i love as much as an [ bleep ] he is. >> [ bleep ] holes don't go out with the disables, okay? >> i think i like the [ bleep ] holes, you know? i like the jerks. >> could you just move your legs? >> what are you doing? are you looking at my breasts? >> he will a tick late things that a person might think but you don't say that. >> you wear that dress because you want people to look at your shoes, right? >> there was no thought, what will people think? >> if you weren't my best friend, i would take my bare

a new exclusive inside california politics anderson college poll shows that radio host larry elder isding the race to replace governor gavin newsome. if he does recall. so these poll numbers were released as we were coming on the air at 5 o'clock tonight. so let's take a look at where the candidates stand right now. this exclusive poll right here on kron. 4. >> more than 1000 registered california voters were asked this question which candidate would you vote for to replace governor gavin newsom. if he is recalled, those who have made up their minds largely favor elder bringing 16% of the vote. >> businessman. john and former san diego mayor kevin faulconer each brought in about 6% of the vote. the next highest for any candidate followed closely by a state assembly member. kevin kiley and reality star caitlyn jenner each. with 4%. well, there has a strong lead to replace governor newsom. if he is recalled the still anyone's race. >> that number in the bottom corner leaves a lot of hope for the other names on the ballot because 53% of people polled still have not made up their minds. w

live tv, larry. >> do it again. >> come on back. >> show us something, larry. >> go on.i. >> coming out of his sports segment. [hippo groans melodically] [iguana belts major 3rd] [gator reverb] [splash] [singing indri sings] [elephant trumpets] [buffalo punish timpani] [cassowary crescendo] ♪ [goat does a sick vibrato] ♪ >>> it's not uncommon for a landlord to buy out tenants, but someone paid nearly a half million dollars for a building on laurel street in san francisco to be vacated. the couple had lived in their rent controlled apartment for decades. quick look found the market rate for a unit in the building was $25,000 per month, yeah. there's still the issue of getting kicked out, but the dollar figure is a head scratcher. >> definitely first world problems, probably upper first world. >> getting kicked out of your home is getting kicked out of your home, doesn't matter what you pay. >> the landlord said he did not intend to drive the renter away. some tenants filed a lawsuit. >>> larry is deliberately in front of the camera now. >> the right one? >> i love what yo

joining us now, first on cnbc, larry culp larry good to have you feels like a while go to the big pictureote from you this is what you want people to focus on ge's transforming to a more focused, simpler and stronger high-tech industrial company that's what investors certainly want what can you point to in this quarter that says you're accomplishing that task? >> david, jim, good to be back with you david, there's a lot in the second quarter results the ge team posted today i think speak to the transformation. orders up 30% year on year services, which represent half of our revenue, were up 50% versus a year ago. revenue's up 7 operating margins expanded 1,000 basis points organically and as you noted, positive free cash flow, which was something we weren't necessarily expecting just a few months ago. look at that on balance. i think the underlying improvements in the business and i would argue we've got improvements in every wone of o businesses helped drive that and think about the rest of the year this morning taking up free cash flow guide 3.5 to $5 billion in terms of free cash poten

starting with roseanne. >> and there is larry david, larry hates me.george costanza. >> your last name is black. >> yeah. >> that's like if my last name was jew, like larry jew. >> larry david, the character he's one of my best friends. >> you had sex with a mental patient. >> she's not a mental patient. >> i love what an [ bleep ] he is. >> what can i tell you, larry, sometimes you are an [ bleep ]. >> check it out. >> i think i like the [ bleep ] you know? [ bleep ] jerks. >> could you move your legs. >> what are you doing? were you looking at my breasts. >> he may articulate the things that people may think. >> you wear that dress because you want people to look at your shoes, right? >> there was no thought. what will people think. >> if you were not my best friend, i would take my barehands and pop my head. >> kirby's enthusiasm came about at a time where sitcom some what warn out their welcome because there had ban glut of them. >> if the wake of "friends" ending. they have to find some ways to make it new. kids, i am going to tell you an incredib

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>> do you do the secret menu, larry?o ask for the animal style, i don't think it's eager . >> i think larry uses a lettuce wrap . >> i don't eat a lot of -- >> it's fun . >> i have not been to a fast food restaurant. somebody's going to find some photo of me standing outside a mcdonald's or something. anyway, it's that time more than 300 new words and definitions have been added to dictionary.com among them are several pandemic related words, unfortunately like long color to describe people who have symptoms after being shut sick, oof meant yikes and yeet is excitement or approval, and refers to an attractive man when i say who is your >> larry is an anchor zati. >> i can use it in a sentence, larry aspires to be a zati, but -- >> aspirational . >> andrew we just end up saying oof . >> i use oof a lot. wendy yeet replace -- >> that was last year . >> i thought yeet is when you throw something . >> as soon as we learned, it's no longer -- >> that's definitely not the case . case . >> that's a good place grs zeus! do you w

>> well, larry? >> that would be for larry. >> first ivanka limit say, sean, that was an excellent model it and that is exactly why am considering running this race -- i'm asking people to drop me an email, let me know what you think. but sean, the race card has got to stop. you're right about these numbers. that's why clyburn has done a 180. the numbers show that blacks want voter i.d. too, blacks do not want to defund the police either, they are the ones who will be disproportionally hurt by this and whenever they want to win an argument as gavin newsom is trying to do with this recall election, they say it's because of trump's white nationalists. do i look like a white nationalist to you? this is outrageous and the democrats are using blacks as malcolm x used to say as political chumps to advance whatever issue they want to advance. it you don't like voter i.d.? call it racist. you don't like the police? say anybody who's opposed to -- anybody who wants to back the police, they are racist. you don

larry nassar. why it took more than a year for agents to begin investigating the allegations. >>> nfl star richard sherman is arrested after his wife makes a 911 call alleging violent behavior. what we're learning about his encounter with police. >>> and a quest for glory among the biggest waves in the world. surfer garrett mcnamara will tell us why for him it's about more than breaking records. >> he's amazing. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> we're going to get this done. >> reporter: president biden met with senate democrats as they announced a deal on a $3.5 billion spending plan. -- trillion spending plan. >>> there's not a single republican who's going to support this level of taxing and spending. >>> we're hearing the desperate calls to 911 made after that condo building collapsed. >> there will be many, many people dead. >>> it's housing. it's appliances. it's food prices. it's electricity. it's gas. >> lawmakers barraged state chairman jay powell with co

larry: u.s. borders, u.s. citizens in u.s. voters, how about america first. >> house minority leader kevin mccarthy said has nothing to do with science, tall political he called mccarthy a moron then they asked her about that, watch. is kevin mccarthy a moron, if so why? >> to say wearing a mask is not based on science is not wise and that was my comment. larry: there's a difference from not being wise and being a moron, the reporters have questioned carthy and he politely asked if she is so brilliant, can she tell me where the science of the building changes between the house and the senate, that is a valid point because there is no mask mandate on the senate floor and as you may recall this isn't the first time pelosi has done this past spring she would find any member who did not wear a mask in the chamber three republicans are suing pelosi to get their money back, ralph moreland marjorie taylor green in our friend thomas massie here to discuss house judiciary committee member, thomas massie himself. author of the lawsuit,

a nond larry fink from black rock saying the fed will have to switch gears here.to see next year. because this is hurting a lot of folks right now in terms of price increases that are pretty astounding for things like used cars. >> there are two different things. inflation this year has been much, much more than anyone forecast. at the beginning of the year the fed said it would be something like 2% inflation. it looks like it is going to be 4% or 5% inflation this year. next year, it is almost certain that the inflation rate is going to come down from 4% or 5% but will it come down to the 2% the fed believes it or will or will it end up higher than that. i think it will probably end up higher than that next year. and we'll probably need to act more than they're going to act. >> how high? >> i have a number like 3% next year is a reasonable guess. i don't think 3% is terrible. part of why we're getting this inflation is that americans got checks, which is a great thing. americans are getting jobs. which is a great thing. and part of that recovery, the economy is t

>>> the scathing new report on the usa gymnastics sex scandal involving larry beil larry nassar what the fbi is accused of failing to do >>> nfl superstar richard sherman arrested for domestic violence what his manager is saying tonight >>> our exclusive top democrats unveiling a new push to legalize marijuana at a federal level. can this go anywhere >>> and breaking news on britney spears, back in court and speaking out the judge handing the pop star a victory in her conservatorship battle >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >> good evening. we thought by now the worst was firmly behind us, but america's summer of recovery from covid is rapidly becoming a season of dread and frustration over americans who remain unvaccinated and highly vulnerable to the delta variant, which now more than half of new covid cases in this country. after weeks of growing confidence amid falling infection rates, a dramatic turn about under way tonight. infections, hospitalizations and deaths climbing again. crowded emergency rooms in some parts of the country fueling a sense of deja

larry joins us now. larry, thank you for being here. but thank you for writing this.art and i know it has affected so many people who read it. tell me why you wrote it. >> i hope that people would put a face to the tragedy. because you probably don't know somebody that in this part of the world who is effected by this. but people should not take for granted that you could walk into cvs or walgreens and get a vaccine. people are being bribed with beer and donuts but there are people guying for it literally and we when we see the resistance to vaccines in the u.s. and africas are like they give us the vaccines that they don't want. my uncle died in his 60s. he a whole life ahead of him. hi grandmother is a brilliant brave woman fighting for her life. if she had a vaccine, maybe we wouldn't be talking about this. >> how is she doing this morning, larry? your grandmother. >> she's doing slightly better. these at higher saturate levels. this is such a roller coaster because you never know what she's going to say. >> i know in the last few weeks you've spent time reporting

larry, kristen, we have moisture in the air. it is moist for the bay area. the moisture moving into our region adding more cloud cover. there's a decrease in temperatures. as we get you down to street level, a few spindles are showing up on highway 101 between hartland and cloverdale. not all this moisture is hitting the ground, but it certainly is down to the south and in the sierra nevada. unfortunately, those storms are being accompanied by rain. it is pouring over parts of the tamarack fire right now, so the scarred area is obviously a concern of flash flooding. he was a live look. you can see hazy conditions. 69 in oakland, san jose, 77 and 84 in morgan hill. let's see this part of the atmosphere. the golden gate bridge, this is what we expect, 69 in santa rosa, 77 in fairfield, not so cool in concorde, livermore is 87 degrees. here is the emeryville camera, a chance of showers and isolated thunderstorm tomorrow, dryer air in the midland week, and we are cooling back to average for the weekend. air quality is not so great because of all the smoke from t

larry elder, thank you. towe will be following carefull.com. >> tucker: well, one of the most-watched local tv stations in america has just announced what we ought to be doing to people to people, not for people, to americans who haven't been vaccinated. we will tell you what it is next. ♪ ♪ do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have one hundred thousand dollars or more of life insurance you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit conventrydirect.com to find out if you policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance. >> tucker: so the left's moral measurement is pretty clear. good people follow the corona law. evil people don't. former secretary of human services made this announcement. >> i think

larry elder, thank you.watched local tv stations in america has just announced what we ought to be doing to people to people, not for people, to americans who haven't been vaccinated. we will tell you what it is coming next. ♪ ♪ - [narrator] imagine a shirt that actually makes you feel better, introducing tommie copper's shoulder centric support shirt, their biggest breakthrough yet. advanced engineering promotes healthy posture and relief for achy shoulders and back. visit tommiecopper.com to see the entire line of wearable wellness compression. they have you covered from head to toe. - tommie supports my back and my life. - [narrator] go to tommiecopper.com right now and save 25%. life hurts, feel better. >> tucker: so the left's moral measurement is pretty clear. good people follow the corona law. evil people don't. >> i think that it's time to say to those folks it's fine if you don't choose to get vaccinated. you may not come to work. you may not have access to a situation where you are going to put my

larry: how about u.s. borders, u.s. citizens is and then u.s. voters. how about america every day. >> from the fox studio in new york city, this is "maria bartiromo wall street". maria: welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in helps position you for the week ahead i am jackie deangelis and for maria bartiromo stocks closing out in a while july mark masten on where things go from here. gop results, republican congressman protesting the mask mandate based on politics and not science, i am talking with florida congressman byron donalds and larry elder is here he wants to be the next governor of california he is leading the race to replace governor gavin newsom here's a look at where markets ended with the new record highs and the strong earnings report and the fed's decision to keep rates near 0 but inflation leading large, mark masten joins me right now, great to see you, let's start there with the delta variant markets are a little concern even though we climb higher, what are your thoughts. >> obviously i'm not a doctor i can't speak to

>>> larry beil is here with sports. larry? >> dan, ama, the giants and a's both come back from the all- star break with a bang. giants picking up where they left off >>> sports on abc7 is sponsored by your local toyota dealers. >> good evening. the giants hit the all-star break leading the league in home runs. they opened the second half in st. louis continuing to crush the long ball. giants fans showing their support on the road at bush. top four mike yazstremski, he got all of it, solo bomb. gives the giants a 1-0 lead. more from yaz coming up, i promise. giants have dealt with so many injuries, but they keep finding replacements like lamonte wade jr., three-run jack in the fifth. it's a 4-1 giants lead. we promised more yaz. here it comes and there it goes. dylan carlson giving chase to the wall and runs out of room. number 14 for yaz. giants add on to take a 7-1 lead. gabe kapler used seven pitchers in this game. jay jackson throwing gas in his giants debut and giants win, 7- 2. >>> a's lo at the determination of the young

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here with reaction larry elder and leo terrell is who supporting larry for governor if he runs.a movement has begun. started with the islanders. i would like to see every sporting event start this way. let the people take over the singing of the anthem. leo? >> well, i got mixed blessings on this. black lives matter utah is imploding. it's showing america how racist black lives matter is. i am glad they are doing this. it is tearing the country apart. black lives matter utah is a small group. black lives matter when they we we black americans, they don't antic for me. -- speak for me. they don't speak for all black americans trying to speak for black americans. 99.9% of black americans support the flag and love it country and don't associate with black lives matter utah. >> sean: i mentioned this to daniel earlier in the program. i love sports and played sports my whole life. you go to games if it's football or the nba or nhl, whatever the sport is. major league baseball. you have a group of people from all backgrounds and races united by a common passion. that's a love of their

did i see the phone see, know the, the larry, and tell them as well. but i do understand what you're saying, but i'm also thinking, i also gave you this if you and you just being nice about us, you asked before anyone want us richard? no, no. so here's what i can feel model that you want to bunker one and bunker duly dusky fish met before the context meant by the bus get you pumps get you don't pay the damage. you don't need to take. it shows the money you don't to get it in, so you show them their preference. won't this you give us the local mino, that it in. so i don't, i don't there the guy will go up, but we didn't do that. do you feel funny about it? my little thought it was, she didn't really quote them to prove that because they didn't, they didn't yet pick your phone up, they don't need it. that would be pretty much what was it forwarded to because it is good. you must be the mother of the double. what about my the the the the mm mm mm mm mm. mm. mm. mm. latino who is up in for larry presenting from a free can way way above the levels the almos

larry: hello, everyone. welcome to kudlow i'm larry kudlow. so, happy friday, folks.e bail for senator marsha blackburn, just in case the senate goes pelosi and chuck schumer orders a mask mandate subject to arrest if you didn't follow it. now it hasn't happened yet but you never know. now, i'm convinced madam speaker pelosi's secret sauceo

the fbi under fire in the larry nassar case. what's just been uncovered. also, severe storms, reports of a tornado on the ground at this hour. but we are going to begin tonight with the difficult audio in the tragedy that gripped this nation. for the first time, we're hearing the calls to 911 right after the collapse of that condominium building in surfside, florida. newly released calls from families, from tenants who were trapped in parts of the building still standing. some calling from the parking garage, saying it was filling with water. trying to escape back up the stairs. tonight, nearly three weeks after the catastrophic collapse of that high rise, this is what remains. there is movement tonight on several fronts. new reporting from our team here on potential problems, warning signs, as early as 1996, with the pool deck and the underground garage. and the desperate search for survivors turning to a recovery mission. today, another person found in the rubble has now been identified. at least 96 people have now confirmed to have died in the collapse.

>> it is real, larry has the ability to resonate with the everyday people.m is administration is a train wreck. he lied to people in california and said crime was on the decline. i don't think the barbara boxer and people living in california believe crime is on the decline. then he had the audacity to compare people who may have a medical reason not to get vaccinated to drunk driving. the analogy doesn't make sense. he is an elitist and his son doesn't follow the rules of wearing the mask. he lied on television again about his kids having online training, they were private schools. the guy is elitist, his administration is a train wreck and larry resonates with the everyday border. >> sean: this would be a political earthquake. more "hannity" after the break. unfortunately, that is all the time we have left this evening carried we hope you'll set your dvr. it simple to dewberry never missed an episode. we will always be independent and we will never be that media mob radio get news here you won't get anywhere elsberry did in the meantime, i have good news b

. >> we said to larry david, hey, like nothing happens. and larry was offended.nded. >> nbc believed in the show so they said we're committing to four episodes. >> yes, yeah, right. four episodes. >> normally it's 13 or 8 or something. >> yes, at least. >> we really didn't think they had too much confidence in the show. >> we didn't think it would work, but we thought they had to go through their process and they would learn and ultimately they knew better than we did. >> my mother caught me. >> caught you? doing what? >> you know. i was alone. >> the turning point for "seinfeld" from like nice show that all of the cool people kind of know about but that's it to massive hit was an episode called "the contest" where they tried to abstain from self-pleasure for as long as possible. >> 6:30, time for your bath. >> george, i'm hungry. >> hang on, ma. hang on. >> once you do 30 minutes on masturbation, you can pretty much get away with anything. >> i guess you'll be going back to that hospital. >> my mother, jerry. >> but are you still master of your domain? >> i am k

see, know the larry and tell them is wrong, but i do understand what you're saying. but i'm also thinking i also gave you this give you and you just being nice about this us, you asked before anyone want us richard? no, no. so so say kiss can fema on what you want to bunker one in bunker dooley. thus he met the follicles, text, and lived there meant by bus get you pumps, get you on the dim it, you don't read, it shows the money you don't to get it in, so you show them there to repair friend. won't this you give us sort of the local me you know that so i don't, i don't there, the guy will go up, but he didn't do that and didn't need to go through the whole thought different little thought it was difficult to get through them. you know that because they didn't, they didn't pick you up. they don't do much look forward to doing good. you must be the one i did the level, the let me double. what about the the the mm. mm mm. mm mm. mm mm. mm. latino who is up in for larry presenting from a free can way way above the levels. the double thing shows kids within like last year

mm. latino who is up in for larry presenting from a free can way way above the levels the almost think that frontier thing shows kids that have been put on a plane left. yes. they do things on football. why don't you live here this weekend but mostly look for and don't forget to even put them on a freaking level on the bus, on the bus, on the, on did it, but fond of it when they do for your home, you know, and if that's something that we really want more for the dealing with to get into the office. what's been done. i don't know, michael. they don't let me do it. but yes you do me like that. but it's bobby, take him in a minute for the doctor in santa monica. any event in new york, and i think the much of it when you get there was this is a lot of the be, but if you have with it's not like, well my phone number might be don't, don't get going to think wednesday will then i'm going to jump it up with the the the month of the month and you do it for the day, but in the late gives up on so $5.00 to $7.00 related mother love us. love them both to let you know we love that. i love you, requ

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>> larry, it really is. it will be a tough spot for certain school districts who try to, i don't want to use the word police, but really figure out which students and teachers are vaccinated and which are not. i can be optimistic and say at least the new guidance is pushing a shift toward prioritizing in-person learning. it is not pushing the fear narrative and saying the delta variant is out there, we need to rethink in-person learning. it is saying in-person learning has to happen, here is how we will do it with protection. so i do think it is a good step word for young people. >> any chance vaccines will come to the rescue this summer for those 5 to 12? >> i don't think this summer. what we are seeing right now is data for an emergency use authorization by pfizer later in september or october. it is possible the 5 to 11 age group will be eligible for a vaccine later in the fall. right now we have got to prioritize getting the 12 to 17- year-olds out there vaccinated and adding on to the herd immunity. >>

abbott thanks the law enforcement officers and prosecutors who brought larry nassar to justice. mr. horrible dream find peace. the department of justice declined prosecution on two personnel in this matter last year. the fbi has demoted one, is waiting for response from the fbi's office of professional responsibility, the other retired. attorney john manly is calling now for criminal charges to be filed. he says that there has to be accountability. and he tells me that otherwise what you're telling the fbi field offices you can do whatever you want. now, john, the big question is why, right? why would they hold this? these three minors said they would talk back in 2015 to the fbi. first of all, they only talked to one. they did not talk to all three. couple of handwritten notes. here is also what's in the report which is interesting, the head of the field office in indianapolis was just about to retire. and it talks about in that report a meeting at a bar that he had with the head of usa gymnastics. he wanted a position with the u.s. olympic committee that was open right then and th