larry: allergic to me. kristen: allergy to larry.ughter] larry: larry's going to get to it were, some way. [laughter] mike: here's a look from the east the hills camera. but we will be dealing with, widespread clouds, hugging the coast, they're coming our way with patchy drizzle tomorrow morning. i will solidify a cooler your hn of this month are going to happen sunday and monday. then we have king tides next week. watch where you park and where you are walking, or writing, because there will be flooding. look at these temperatures, 62 in san francisco, 62 in half moon bay. ocean temperatures down one degree. we are not getting strong upwelling but a little bit. 67 in oakland, 70's for the rest of the bay and 80's for most of our in neighborhoods. these temperatures are warmer than yesterday, except for around oakland, san carlos and san francisco. winds have just picked up in san francisco, 33 to 35 in sfo. a repeat of yesterday. those same wins will come back tomorrow. they will go away at 3:00 tonight. they will redevelop tomorrow

larry: thank you. sky 7 flew over a line of people waiting to get the vaccine today outside of steam works, at fourth and addison on berkeley. it is the second monkeypox vaccination event this month. santa clara county hosting its first monkeypox vaccination clinic today. as we heard from other counties, there are specific criteria for those who are eligible to receive the shot, including direct physical contact is somewhat confirmed to have had monkeypox. >> a friend of mine had a case of monkeypox. he was kind enough to share about his experience on facebook. also, share the link to the county vaccination, which is how i found out about it. larry: santa clara county has 23 confirmed monkeypox cases so far. we have everything you need to know so far about key pox and treatment. go to our website. kristen: new details on that deadly shooting at a livermore bowling alley. 27-year-old roger ailesma -- aleman garcia was taken into custody, wanted for the death of antonio vargas at granada bowl's. two othe

larry: i will do it for $15,000 a can.risten: they are expensive but they also spend a half million dollars to study it. french fries -- larry: that makes me feel better. kristen: are french fries just not big enough to get all that catch up? hines has the answer. they are introduce you spoon fries. you can only get them in a contest for u.k. residents only. but if successful, they could be coming to the u.s.. yes or no? mike: i don't eat fries very often but when i do, i tend to like waffle flies and -- waffle fries and they tend to hold plenty. i would maybe take it to a party or if i had a party -- i don't know. larry: it's a funny gimmick. i don't put catch up on fries. kristen: garlic fries plane. larry: you are very high-end. this french fry must be pure. i think it's a good give it. i think it's a good give it. that -- a i think it's a good give it. that -- a that was quick. and rewarding. i earn 3% cash back at drugstores with chase freedom unlimited. that means i earn on my bug spray and my sunscreen. you ready to

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larry: thank you.leansing the land, purifying the land at one more thing -- helping prevent wildfires. an effort to bring dion: this month, our partners at national geographic are taking a growing movement among indigenous people to take back stewardship of native lands. abc 7 news weather anchor spencer christian joining us with the story, part of building a better bay area. spencer: here in the bay area, when native group is reintroducing forest management techniques, including the use of burning to control wildfire risk. >> on this douglas for, you can see scarring from the 2020 fire. spencer: as a senior land manager with the simper vibrance fund, ian has seen the effects of wildfire on the san vicente forest, but the same time, he and colleagues are working to protect the redwood grove in the santa cruz mountains in part by reaching into the past. drawing on practices like this ceremonial burn conducted by a tribal band, which helps manage the forest. >> 2016 was special, being part of that. spenc

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i'm larry beil.anda del castillo you set down with her loved ones today. >> bittersweet is how friends and family of murder victim lori house are describing recent developments in the decades-old mountain view cold case. a bay area tech executive, john kevin woodward, was arrested after landing in new york after amsterdam. he is being charged with the 1992 strangulation death and this isn't the first time. >> my first reaction was like, yes, and then you come down from that and go, she is not coming home. >> i sat down with her sister and good friend after monday's announcement. the two say they are reliving 30 years of trauma in a matter of days. on september 5, 1992, the 25-year-old was found in her car near a garbage dump. beyond obvious signs of a struggle, officials say the rope used to kill her was still around her neck. shortly after, woodward was arrested and tried twice for her murder in the early 1990's. the case was dismissed by a judge for insufficient evidence when the jury could not rea

larry: sounds like a zoo.ive look at pure 59 where you can see no sea lions lounging -- peer 59 where they see no see lines bulging. they really do -- sea lions lounging. they really do seem like they are choosing people. the older ones will head north later. is a big attraction at the pure -- pier. kristen: i think you should go there and lined the docs until they return. larry: they'll just wonder who is this strange man? >> what is he like anchovies? >> the sun is at a lower point so you will not get sunburned it is pretty come to blow outside the stick a look at san jose, to talk about what to do the rest of this evening. it will only get a logo warmer the next several days impure -- a little bit warmer the next several days from here on out. we are falling from the 60's -- 50's into the 60's, from the commute there is nothing weather-wise to slow you down. we are still watching the category to hurricane, it will continue to weaken, becoming a tropical depression. as it does roll south of the islands will

larry? larry: getting today toasty, sandhya, thank you.up, olympic gymnastics similar moan biles a big smi >> one of the most decorated gymnasts in history became the youngest recipient of the presidential medal of freedom at 25 years old. talking about simone biles who is among 17 recipients of the country's highest civilian honor. biles has won 32 medals across the olympics and world championships. biles is a foster child who has become an advocate for mental health awareness and victims of secondstial assault. >> for hearing i was the youngest is a huge honor. it's scary because sit the best award you could receive for your whole life. larry: law rinne powell jobs wife of steve jobs received the award in his nonnor as the co-founder of apple and revolutionized of the way by communicate. with the iphone, the mac and many other apple products. i'm in for dan and casey pratt is handling sports. giants and padres, extra, extra ex. k.c.: the giants waited until the last minute to strike. we'll tell you if a clutch hit would be - [announcer]

i'm larry beil. ama: i'm ama daetz. witnesses recently captured the scene in the midmarket neighborhood where there are seven schools within a mile, includine, including a preschool and elementary school. larry: our reporter went to that site. has anything been done to stop the drug use in that area? it's wide open. >> it's hard to believe three days after that video was posted, it was today business as usual. the drug dealers were there. the drug addicts were openly using. the midmarket neighborhood, as we know, has been a troubled area, but i feel that some of the people who were in the tenderloin have been pushed out into other areas. that's why you are seeing more of that open drug use. >> yeah, he's definitely looking. >> open drug use in san francisco's south of market area has become predictable. drug users nodding off, shooting up, or smoking pentacle -- fentanyl is a matter of course for residents living here. >> i started filming things. at first, i didn't know what i was going to do with the video. get home s

i'm larry beil.: amanda del castillo you set down with her loved ones today. >> bittersweet is how friends and family of murder victim lori house are describing recent developments in the decades-old mountain view cold case. a bay area tech executive, john kevin woodward, was arrested after landing in new york after amsterdam. he is being charged with the 1992 strangulation death and this isn't the first time. >> my first reaction was like, yes, and then you come down from that and go, she is not coming home. >> i sat down with her sister and good friend after monday's announcement. the two say they are reliving 30 years of trauma in a matter of days. on september 5, 1992, the 25-year-old was found in her car near a garbage dump. beyond obvious signs of a struggle, officials say the rope used to kill her was still around her neck. shortly after, woodward was arrested and tried twice for her murder in the early 1990's. the case was dismissed by a judge for insufficient evidence when the jury could not

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larry: dan noyes is here with some answers.are being gouged, but i know in your report it will indicate it is even worse overseas. so maybe we are lucky? dan: it still feels wearable either way. i have been -- it still feels horrible either way. i came up with a clear picture of how we got here and where we are headed. we have seen gas prices easing. aaa says today the california average for regular is down $.35 from a month ago to $6.08 a gallon, but expects it to rise again. >> july is where we see the highest increase in demand as more and more people are taking summer vacations. so any decrease in the price of gasoline right now may be short-lived. dan: that is our first question, why are guys prices so high? -- gas prices so high? andrew campbell is exact executive -- he tells me gas prices are the highest ever, even after adjusting for inflation. >> the main driver of gas prices being higher is high oil prices, by far. dan: it is simple supply and demand. when covid hit, people stopped driving, so gas prices fell. when th

larry: it's so hard for his family.ors of a high-stakes deal introduced to them by attractive women, feared they may have been built out of hundreds of thousands, maybe even millions of dollars. michael finney has been tracking the story, joining us with the investigation. this is interesting. >> it is. it's bigger than what we all think. the federal trade commission warned about the potential fraud in the unregulated frontier of crypto. they have seen an uptick of complaints involving romance and crypto. kevin met a woman online in february, who reached out suddenly via direct message. >> she was very kind. and still to this day, she is still empathetic. >> he says their online relationship grew. but they have not met in person. kevin says that she mention on february 10, an investment opportunity in cryptocurrency. open the wallet and enter the mining pull she wrote, urging kevin to invest with a site called -- he did just that and he said immediately it paid off. >> originally, it started at 2000, then he went up to

i'm larry beil. after days of searching byes of the three men recovered yesterday in the california delta near rio vista. j.r. stone spoke with a close family friend. >> when grandpa grabbed the keys, he cannot swim anymore. he was tired. he threw the key. reporter: is describing the moment his longtime friend edwin rivas saved his grandson from driving with the help of two friends. sadly, the three lost their lives during the rescue last sunday on the sacramento san joaquin river delta. >> they are our heroes. they don't think about nothing else. reporter: emergency crews from multiple counties, including san francisco recovered the three men seco bodies tuesday. they said rivas had gone fishing with two of his grandsons and his friends. as the three adults were fishing, one of the grandsons jumped in the water than began drowning. that was when the three jumped in. the boy survived, along with two others who helped with the rescue. rivas, recip and so lozano -- didn't make it. they were lifelong fr

i'm larry beil. after days of searching byes of the three men recovered yesterday in the california delta near rio vista. j.r. stone spoke with a close family friend. >> when grandpa grabbed the keys, he cannot swim anymore. he was tired. he threw the key. reporter: is describing the moment his longtime friend edwin rivas saved his grandson from driving with the help of two friends. sadly, the three lost their lives during the rescue last sunday on the sacramento san joaquin river delta. >> they are our heroes. they don't think about nothing else. reporter: emergency crews from multiple counties, including san francisco recovered the three men seco bodies tuesday. they said rivas had gone fishing with two of his grandsons and his friends. as the three adults were fishing, one of the grandsons jumped in the water than began drowning. that was when the three jumped in. the boy survived, along with two others who helped with the rescue. rivas, recip and so lozano -- didn't make it. they were lifelong fr

larry: ladies first. dion: i would take hot, hands down. [laughter] larry: agreed. sandhya: nice. larry: write down the date and time. dion: in the history books. larry: i'm in for danna, chris alvarez handling sports, and we have big news from the sports -- sharks. >> it is a new area -- era for the sharks, what the new gm is a saying about his historic higher and for the franchise moving forward. this is john. he never gives up—no matter what life throws his way. high cholesterol. heart disease. 17 fad diets... 5 kids... 3 grandkids... 1 heart attack. and 18 passwords that seem to change daily. with leqvio, john can lower his cholesterol— and so can you. when taken with a statin, leqvio is proven to lower bad cholesterol by over 50% and keep it low with two doses a year. common side effects of leqvio were injection site reaction, joint pain, urinary tract infection, diarrhea, chest cold, pain in legs or arms, and shortness of breath. with leqvio, lowering cholesterol becomes just one more thing life throws your way. ask your doctor if leqvio is right for you. lowe

larry. well, when you fancy yourself a mixed martial artist, then you spend 30 years beating up on kids in wheelchairs. you might naturally think that you have a skills that cannot be countered and that you are really tough fighter. but what the united states is finding now that when there's an actual country with a real air force, royal army, missiles, air defense system technologies that the wes simply does not have and has not deployed all of a sudden. it's a game changer. and i think you, you really hit hit precisely on the head that this, this change that we're witnessing since february 24th, both. not only militarily, but within the international economy. it is as consequential a change is what took place at the end of world war 2 with the establishment of an international monetary order that was undergirded by the us dollar. that era ended on february 24th with the start of the special military operation. and the implementation of the sanctions and as pi noted that the insanity reflec

i mean, it just shows desperation legal back to larry in tampa. what i think this is a, a pathology in play here. and mike, when i have talked about it many times on cross talk is that there's this assumption messianic assumption. the west can't lose, but they are losing and they will lose. and this is a tipping point because the global south china, india, not only do not respect the west anymore, they don't fear it anymore. larry, well, when you fancy yourself mixed martial artists, then you spend 30 years beating up on kids of wheelchairs. you might naturally thank you, have a skills that cannot be countered and that you are really tough fighter. but what the united states is finding now that when there's an actual country with a real air force, royal army, missiles, air defense system technologies that the wes simply does not have and has not deployed all of a sudden. it's a game changer. and i think you, you really hit hit precisely on the head that this, this change that we're witnessing says february 24th. both. not only militarily, but with

go ahead larry. my, my, in my private business, we've done investigations in ukraine that involve taking automobiles from the united states, re selling them on the ukraine mortgage. they don't call an organized crime suit because it's disorganized in chaotic. it's highly organized, highly structured, and very adept at taking advantage of situations like this. so not only are they, you know, losing the humanitarian a, this coming in and making a profit off that, that the military equipment and that is also disappearing. that at least they, they'll find somebody that can what's, what's so ridiculous about the united states continuing to some, some advanced military weapons systems like the m 777, a howitzer or the hi, marsha, multiple la launch rockets system that there's nobody on the ukraine tried to use it because their best soldiers, the most competent, have been killed. so the process of having to train and recruit new people to take over those functions. you don't to it overnight. it's this that

larry: yes. host: once he got elected, did you call him by his first name? larry: never.when he was president elect and while i serve there, he was either mr. president orser, always. -- mr. president or sir, always. host: we are in larry kudlow's library up in the wilds of connecticut. back to your insanity once more book. this is your october 2016 column -- i want to thank melania trump for starting me on the path of restored confidence in donald trump. larry: president trump, then candidate trump had said a couple of things that did not thrill me. i never left him, just things that did not throw me. things came up in that campaign -- you look back and it wasn't very important but during the campaign, it became a big deal and i had to talk about on the air and i recall milani a who is a wonderful, wonderful woman. we got to be good friends in the white house. she went on tv and defended president trump. she made it very clear she was a thousand percent behind him and that these things were passing and it was no big deal. so i wrote about that. it's funny. that column, h

please welcome larry wilmore [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: larry wilmore!depends because i have different buckets. but there are a lot of people that know me from "senior black correspondant. i have to say senior >> jimmy: senior >> exactly >> jimmy: "senior black correspondant. >> "senior black correspondant. but here's what's great. see, i'm not famous enough for people to think that i suck. [ laughter ] that's the best level of fame. >> jimmy: wow. >> i'm only famous enough so that the people that know me like what i do >> jimmy: yeah, no one - >> "oh, larry wilmore. you were so great on 'the office.' thank you very much. [ light laughter ] i created "the bernie mac show" on tv. some people may know [ cheers and applause there you go >> jimmy: you won a -- >> i won an emmy >> jimmy: you won an emmy. you won a peabody. >> i won a peabody award as well [ cheers and applause hey, man you guys remember the show "bernie mac show?" >> jimmy: i love bernie mac. [ cheers and applause >> bernie was fantastic, man >> jimmy: i loved bernie mac >> we won almost ever

[laughter] but what did people get, larry, for higher prices will close on the back?783 million checks to prisoners. $1400 stimulus checks to japanese citizens living in japan. two billing to plant trees in syracuse, new york, 100 million for hotel in florida. 2.1 million for golf course in florida. $250,000 for pickle ball courts in michigan. that's why every american is paying more to put food on the table, close on the facts and gas in their cars. we have to stop the spending, we have to make permanent the tax cut and jobs act. i worked with you, larry and president trump in 2017 on the ways and means committee and we have several important provisions starting to expire this year. the expensing provision probably love the fire of the greatest economy more than anything. if you look at what president trump did, the best economy in my lifetime the lowest unemployment in 50 years, the lowest unemployment for african americans, hispanic, think about this, larry. real wages decreased the last 15 months of joe biden being president. 102 of the 105 months prior to that, w

mister larry mizzola.d friend of mine who recently was appointed to the commission , larry griffin . larry. and someone who's making us real good every meeting and that's commissioner bonita lewis. i'm happy to say former commissioner and a former partner in golden gate, he was on the commission for 16 years. tom. [applause] and you should know, was recently appointed a commissioner for the brand-new sanitation and streets commission so thank you tom again for your service. >> we turn to aformer commissionerallen lowe. he served on the commission for nine years until 2021 and allen is here today to present something very special to the department . welcome former commissioner low . >> thank you misterpresident. i guess i have to still call you that . my dad passed in december and he loved san francisco. and he embraced it and you have a very strong sense of justice and fixing things that were wrong. so one thing he stumbled on his in his career as presiding judge of the court of historical review was willi

larry, what jason ?the good news is that in the event that this thing goest to trial and i don't believe that it will , my cousin vinny could get him down nowri, look, what are the possible reasons why this man is beingon prosecuted? is it that the evidence of selfo defense is weak? no, this videotape is that he provoked the attack.vo no, the man who gotked stabbede and died provoked the attack. what is the possible rationale for charging a manhe who clearly was engaging in self defense? >> my first job was as a law clerk with the l.a. county d.a.'s office. they were very careful aboutas bringing cases, only brought cases they thought they could win . ades when i practiced law decades ago, i wasa a trial lawyer. no way you're going to get this guy convicted . so the only thing i can see,, the only rationale r i could possibly think of a bragg is afraid of these charges. and by the he hasn't issued a statement. i wonder why is iien guess the purpose of black person? i wonder, had he been stabbed and kille

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she goes head-to-head with larry summers.hat makes you believe we will slow -- i get your point that markets are pricing in the slowdown but not a recession. what kind of slowdown does the agri-market already have priced in? -- equity market already have priced in? >> especially in the u.s. we are starting from a very high level in terms of growth. we are seeing the decelerates and -- deceleration but underlying data is holding up. we have seen it weaken in june so we will see what the second quarter looks like. for now the markets are pricing in a scare but not an outright recession. we are seeing a little more revision to the downside of earnings and i think that will come through in the next couple of weeks. a little more pain ahead but then inflationary pressures are starting to come down as well and that should allow for a better outlook for the second half of the year. manus: that chimes with the charge that we put out, the stories we created, earnings estimates are just a little bit too robust and the market needs to p

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if you haven't already -- yes, larry has a title.ter rat scurried across another bbc live shot. then, prime minister david cameron rescue larry from a shelter in 2011 but when cameron resigned, five years later, there were reports that he and his family had never really -- and going to leave very behind. the departing prime minister had to address the backlash that, gas, shock or, the cat may have been a public relations ploy. have a listen. >> and the rumor that somehow i don't love larry, i do. i have photographic evidence to prove it. sadly, i can't take larry with me, he belongs to the house and the staff loving very much. as do i. >> it seemed left behind larry may have had a last lap. his fame in political profile only rose under his next prime minister, teresa may. he grabbed headlines when donald trump came to town, first by photo bombing the photo call as donald and millennia arrived. larry lounging on the windowsill outside, seemingly, thoroughly unimpressed, as most cats do, most the time, in my opinion. a short time later

larry. larry: one of the biggest days in sports in recent memory. huge news all over the place. durant once out of brooklyn. how about a reunion? note, he is not com did you know that renovating your kitchen and bathroom is one of the best ways to increase the value of your home? i'm mike holmes here with ivan from agm renovations america's kitchen and bathroom renovators thanks mike! we make kitchen and bathroom renovations easy for everyone. we quote and design each project and help customers select all finishes without having to leave their home! wow! agm are the only kitchen and bathroom renovations specialists i recommend. ♪ agmrenovations.com ♪ [announcer] call now and get $3,000 off! >> now abc 7 sports with larry beil. larry: one more big hurdle today in the a's quest to build a news stadium at howard terminal. the howard terminal is not needed for a port used so the stadium proposal moves forward. we've been following the stadium saga for years now. just so there's no confusion, this boat is not an endorsement of the project, it just means the land that the team wants i

we just had larry hogan in here but larry hogan's republican nominee replacement is dan cox, who is at. >> you still have donald trump's base, which none of these people bring you and you voted for donald trump twice. i voted for him none. i also want donald trump and his element to be indicted. i think that this now is on merrick garland and while that is the shift from republicans and democrats because democrats now want merrick garland to take action. and whether or not donald trump is indicted, this are people around him who should. >> scott, i want you to weigh in but first, take a listen to what republican congressman adam kinzinger had to say about that issue of criminal charges. he is another member of the committee. >> we have proven different components of a criminal case against donald trump or people around him in every hearing and i think taken in totality this represent s the greatest effort to overturn the will of the people to conspire against the will of the people and conspire against american democracy we ever had. it's up to justice now to make a decision. >> i don

larry and dion beunda inld tw though we go briefly cooler.me show you a live time lapse i should say before we get to a live picture and so after a little warm up today low 60s to low 90s. this is what started to roll in and make its advance as you will notice just a beautiful view of the marine layer moving in and crossing the east hills that is going to help to cool us down marine layer, deepening courtesy of this low pressure system onshore winds. so a brief cooldown tomorrow before we bump up those temperatures going into sunday right now on live doppler 7 fog is pretty much near the coast and has advanced across parts of the east bay. your temperatures are in the 50s 60s unless you're out towards brentwood. you're still holding on to some of the warmth from earlier in the day breezes right now 34 miles an hour blowing from the cooler ocean water out of the west. northwest which has helped to actually cause some of the upwellings it's not quite as muggy as it has been live view from our sfo camera and you can see overcast skies heat retur

our guest this month is larry kudlow. he is the author of american abundance which came out in 1997. jfk and the reagan revolution came out in 2016 and then a collection of his columns from creators syndicate came down and 2018. that is called insanity once more. for regular viewers of book tv you know this is our monthly call-in program. one author his or her body of work your calls, your text messages your tweets et cetera. here's how you get a hole of us if you have a question or comment for mr. "kudlow" 202 is area code 748-8200 per for those on the east and central time. (202)748-8201 prefer those of you in the mountain and pacific time zone. if you want to send a text message for text messages in late (202)748-8903 is the number for you. please include your first name and city if you would. were also school through our social media addresses. just remember @booktv is they handle there. will begin taking those in just a few minutes. mr. "kudlow", what was your reactionng from a lot of longtie republican friends when

as you saw, we got a chance to talk with larry fink today. rest of the interview. >> larry, we have talked about blackrock. now let's talk about the greatness of our country and whether it is threatened by inflation, whether it is threatened by global and political tension, or whether this happens to be in the long term business as usual for investors. >> it is definitely business as usual. you know, when i started my career, when you started your career, we had much higher inflation and much more problems. we will get through this. let's be clear, we do have really elevated inflation. a lot of it is policy generated. immigration policies and i can go on. >> this could lead to a recession and people need to know that. >> so much of the inflation is related to supply, not demand. demand is unchanged from 2019. okay? that is what people don't understand. demand has not changed that much but the reality is we have supply chains and all that. obviously we have the russia and ukraine war which has aggravated it a bit more and we have monetary poli

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tom: larry mcdonald, thank you so much, one of the essays of the summer.s fantastic. i got goosebumps literally over not the similarities but some of the illusions to what we've seen in other crises. i go back to i think it is ecuador in 1992. lisa: we are not seeing the fissure in the credit space and not seeing companies unable to raise money. there are pockets of distress but it is not the wholesale market shut down, market dysfunction that michael shaoul is worrying about. the fact that -- and i think this is a really important point that larry raised -- the fact that the fed is so worried about something coming down the pike they want that fortress of cash jp morgan to hold more cash and be conservative buying back shares tells you something very loud and clear. tom: there's a fundamental difference this time around, the amount of cash held, whether directly by banks, indirectly central banks, or just by the public. it is a radically different tone than 3, 4, times before. dow futures were negative 500, -460 now. i'm struggling here. a little bit of i