larry: not ketchup.a dubious trend, beanbags. -- designers in japan making this wearable beanbag. the campaign includes the slogan, let go, anytime, any choir. it comes in three sizes. there is one for children in two larger sizes for adults. the largest weight 11 pounds. the price is $120. that is one way to go. you could just eat one zillion oreos and get there naturally. spencer: it looks entertaining. as a novelty item. i could see my grandson. larry: now we are showing the practical use. you know what? i am in. [laughter] spencer: i would like one in warriors colors. [laughter] kristen: that doesn't look comfortable. larry: look at how comfortable this guy is. kristen: that looks comfortable? i get the snuggly. but, this? it restricts your movement. spencer: it does not make a good fashion statement. it might be comfortable. kristen: wear one of those while eating your custom oreos. larry: on your laptop. it is perfect. kristen: now we know what to get you. larry: valentines is coming up. that is a

larry: fun. kids -- if you are a parent or a coach, you can't be yelling because brandon is cap the moves. good stuff. abc7news streaming 24/7. get the streaming app and join us wherever you want wherever you are. that's going to do it for this edition of abc7news at 4:00. go the extra mile this presidents' day in a volvo mild-hybrid vehicle. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. >> i think we have a deep love for this city, so everybody is devastated. >> it's the oldest black church in the east bay. now the pastor of fame, the first african-american episcopal church of oakland, is promising they will rise from the ashes. >> tonight an investigation is underway to determine the cause of the fire. ama: already the community is coming together, vowing to rebuild. reporter:

larry: yeah.he opposite extreme, the reagan administration had wanted catch up to be identified as a vegetable. [laughter] kristen: it is official, california has approved a plan to make flag football eggrolls about a survey high schools sport -- a girls varsity high school sport. other states like alabama and nevada have already added to sport, but now it can happen in california. i was texting with someone who voted, and he said it was unanimous, and everyone was so happy, they stood up and applauded afterwards. larry, this is a growing sport. larry: i remember, my daughter in middle school, they would play flag football, and theatch, so they leftrea and tear and dance team. go nikki. they have their mother's genetics. anything we can do to promote girls athletics, especially, you know, junior high, high, college, go for it. it is fantastic, empowering. kristen: without the tackling, right? larry, this is great, the nfl is supportive, because it is a potential new market of fans for the sport. l

larry and kristen. larry: a little bit of sun. thank you, spencer.istory month and all month long we're telling you story and events that affect the black community. one of the highlights locally during black history month, is an annual event that brings together great music, great food and great wine. a toast of black wineries and diverse art. kumasi aaron spoke with the founder of black vibes. >> it's all about community and love. we always push to provide a space where we can celebrate ourselves, celebrate black history, why we focus on black future, the future of art, the future of wine f, the future of jazz. the future of all things black excellence. and so it's just a fun time. a space filled with love. a space filled with joy and great wine. >> it is so fun. when we stepped in, you're look, ooh, we just feel it and we walk around and explore all the different wines and the food. what can we expect for year 12 that's different? >> year 12, we've actually activated a full, like weekend of events. unfortunately, -- well, fortunately, most of whom

larry: turks sandhya.sten: with rain in the forecast today is the perfect day to celebrate national umbrella day. >> did not know it was today. kristen: umbrellas were used thousands of years ago to provide shade from the heat of the sun. larry: the renewable energy product that is equivalent of taking thousands of cars off the road. >> and chocolate and valentine's (steven) >> aevery time i come to seene's day caremore, they go aboveut and beyond to take care of me. i feel a lot better now. i'm taking medication for what i should have been taking years ago. (vo) caremore health provides advanced primary care wherever you need it, in the hospital, at home, in our clinics, or virtually. (steven) so when i call them over a medical issue, they take care of it instantaneously. i'm not afraid to go to the doctor anymore or put off going to the doctor. (vo) call the number on your screen to learn more about medicare plans in your neighborhood that include caremore. that's a lot of cereal. prices going up everywh

larry: or maybe it to a coworker? kristin: how about this, a lilell af cilstarbucks launchedf ha tearixedceo howardchulai sheu actually get in there? >> gay big i love olive oil, i just don't think i like it in my coffee. larry: it is supposed to be really popular. somewhere in europe, i remember reading this. people loved it. noencer: i want to try it now, c . a oflarry: there is some people t love to put butter in their coffee. people have been doing that for a while. all of oilspencer: maybe you cor this for tasty thursday. larry: or not. kristin: olive oil, may be. chili oil, i don't know. r. kristin: history month. larry: new jersey hosted negro league games being restored to its former glory. kristin: it will soon it was again welcome baseball fans. dilapidated stadium marred by graffiti and choked out by weeds. afteranecades, ts stadium in paterson new jersey is under construction. >> we are bringing back historic to the stadium. morgan: it is one of the last remaining negro league ballparks in america. a home

what did they do to larry? larry risken? >> he loved life.being around him and in his presence, you too would feel carefree. >> larry risken was a navy man. joined the service after high school and rose through the ranks to become a commander. a leader of men. went to the gulf war. and back home in olympia, washington, his sister sherry heard all about it. then sherry heard about her. >> someone set up this blind date at a barbecue in california somewhere. >> was it like he fell for her right away? >> yes. >> did he have much experience with women? >> no. >> her name was sonia. sonia real's. a very pretty woman from the philippines. who owned a beauty salon in the los angeles suburb of lomita. did he know she was 16 years older than she was? whatever. didn't matter. >> he was naive. >> it's not the sort of image you have a mind for a navy commander? >> right. his kindness made him naive. >> larry had always been close to his family. visited whenever he could. but, said sherry, after sonia came along, larry stopped coming. >> sonia would be si

larry: kristen?en: i am with spencer, too much sugar for me. >> now. -- no. >> clean sweep, poor pepsi. larry: a good place to stop. courtesy left? -- laugh? kristen: ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can beat it! ♪ visit youcanbeatit.org or call 833-422-4255 to ask for medication to treat covid-19. larry: a long-awaited mystery is now over. we know the name of the person who won the massive lottery jackpot with more than 2 million -- $2 billion. >> the only player to match the numbers of the historic powerball drawing class november is castro. >> edwin castro. remember when we used to hang out all the time? kristen: uncle edwin. larry: he was not there to receive it personally. california lottery officials say he wants privacy after buying the winning ticket in l.a. county. the record-breaking jackpot raised hundred $56 million for the public school system. >> as someone who received the awards of being educated in the california public education system is gratifying to hear as a result of my win, the california school

larry: chris? sports anchor: larry, back to you. was not wearing 49er undies from what i could see. amanda: he has been an underwear model for a long time though. didn't he do that? sports anchor: i remember a saturday night live skit he did that was something similar to that. amanda: why not. larry: i do not know if this is part of the tb12 branding. sports anchor: it was surprising to see, i was kind of surprised to see that for a guy that is been fairly conservative. if he is not playing football, this is what you get. amanda: he will sell a lot of underwear. larry: it is always a great day to grab a slice, and today it happens to be national pizza day. amanda: where is our pizza? larry: that is a great question. a national list of the 20 best pizza joints in the entire country, trips to discover named del papol pizza. hand stressed pizzas with real italian ingredients. they were named one of the 50 best pizza places in the world in december by big seven travel. according to national day calendar.com, the most popular type of piz

larry: a short post to tiktok. how a north bay restaurants fortunes have dramatically changed in a matter of weeks. thanks to a now viral video. ama: new details coming out about the surveillance balloon shot down by the u.s.. the allegations being made against china by top officials. larry: and a massive nba trade just went down about an hour ago. kevin durant is coming last. ama: springlike weather tomorrow. what changes will follow that will remind you that it's winter, coming up. a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live. >> watch me tonight because i need it. >> tom brady walks in. my knees gave way. >> your knees always give way. [laughter] great party, carly. you must have blown your budget. not exactly. you have great name brand snacks tons of meat, and where did you get this imported cheese? hello. grocery outlet bargain market want to enjoy eating healthy during the big game? grocery outlet has got you covered. this week, thomas farms. 93% lean grass-fed ground beef is just $4.99 per pound.

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larry. [laughter] and larry and kristen, i know why larry's been in such a good mood today.ughter] let me show you a live picture from our oakland live airport camera. it's a beautiful day and sit actually mild. 64 in santa rosa. napa, fair feel. really nice-looking weather. livermore 67 degree if you like what you see here then you're going love palo alto in the low 60. santa clara 60 degrees. compared 24 hours ago just about everyone running higher than where you were. and this trend will continue that's through sunday before they dial back. live doppler seven showing you a few clouds around. those clouds have been thing out as the area of low pressure sending them to us is starting to push away from the coastline. it hasn't done a whole lot for us. from our towercam a, you are seeing sunshine to the city. the chill returns tomorrow morning. sunny, warmer weather. and sit going to be colder wet and windy. temperatures tonight at 7:00 if you are stepping out in the 40's and 50's as we head towards tomorrow morning. you know that chill that we escaped this morning, it's back

larry: she also addressed the media. i want to play the clip and have you react. >> i want to say something to the media talking heads, the critics, the men who point out how the strong man stumbles where the doer of deeds could have done it better. as maya angelou said, you may suit me with your words still, like air, i rise. larry: let's revisit that. >> i'll take it. [laughter] we are here to build a better bay area and part of that is showing what is going on. it is not to offer apologies or cover it up or report on someone's aspirations. she is right. sometimes we jump on a city or someone when they stumble but it is our job to point out that the sidewalk was cracked. that is what we have done. the paradox is that yes the criticisms have possibly hurt san francisco. the image goes out to the world. but it is those very things we have shown that the mayor is now seeing -- saying it needs to be fixed the most. so you guys out there listening, you decide. larry: and she is inheriting a lot of problems. it's not like it

larry: if i am a chicken i hate the super bowl.laughter] kristen: the powerball has jumped to $700 million after nobody matched all six numbers on wednesdays drawing. chances of winning are slim, about one in 292 million. if there is a winner saturday they will have a cash option of taking home $375 million in a lump sum. larry: not bad. you remember the just say no campaign back into the 80's? one group is bringing that back saying no to a new cannabis company in their neighborhood. kristen: how to avoid groundhog day syndrom (vo) at wells fargo, direct deposits come up to two days early with early pay day. what if everything came two days early? (hero) have a good weekend! alright now... have a good weekend. (co-worker) but it's wednesday... (co-worker 2) see you monday! (co-worker 3) am i missing something? (hero) it's the weekend baby... see you later. (vo) like getting things two days early? when it comes to payday, you can with wells fargo. (co-worker 4) what are you doing this weekend? >> building a better bay area, moving f

larry: more snow? [laughter] kristen: all right, all lanes of highway 17 her back open over the santa cruz mountains after being closed for most of the day. larry: authorities diverted traffic near the lexington reservoir. near the summit power lines and trees were down, forcing the closure there. we have a live report for us. dustin? hear about the snow not santa cruz mountains but until our ago there was no passing penny lane lane on highway 17 because of icy conditions, downed trees and downed power lines. a near picture-perfect scene of white in the santa cruz mountains. a great site and southbound. >> closed because of multiple trees down in the roadway to cars stuck on the side of the road and to downed power poles running across all four lanes. dustin: closures on 17 are not uncommon. southbound was closed or an entire day last month but residents say that this time is different. >> it's never this might be the worst. >> i've been here for 23 years and it's the first time it's been a ghost town

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larry: a short post to tiktok. a north bay restaurants fortunes have dramatically changed in a matter of weeks. thanks to a now viral video. ama: new details coming out about the surveillance balloon shot down by the u.s.. the allegations being made against china by top officials. larry: and a massive nba trade just went down about an hour ago. kevin durant is coming last. ama: springlike weather tomorrow. what changes will follow that will remind you that it's winter, coming up. a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live. >> watch me tonight because i need it. >> tom brady walks in. my knees gave way. >> your knees always give way. [laughter] business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. it's the largest, fastest, reliable network. advanced gig speed wifi. and cyberthreat protection. starting at just $49.99 a month. plus, you can save up to 60% a year when you add comcast business mobile. or, ask how to get up t

go ahead larry. i would i train to the very top secret society site in the united states and believe it or not, they actually had a gift shop and they sold vitamins in there that carried the slogan to admit nothing. deny everything, make counter accusations. and that's exactly what the, the by the administration is doing with sy hersh his revelations. they're admitting nothing they're denying it. and then the q cy, of being an adult, the old man who gets everything wrong, ignoring the fact that the man is, he's alleged in the, on the lives. going back to me like the gray to the revelations about ca, spine on americans and assassination plots. the go mar, explore it just goes on and on. so i always gets his figures. right. and i actually sent him yesterday further confirmation. turns out that, that dive center down there in panama city is also the headquarters for a certain 3 letter outfit that ran. i used to work for that there maritime branches base there. so the story is true and it is an act of wa

larry the washington in particular. but they are there, as well as the rest of europe, had painted themselves into a corner and then tied a plastic bag over their head. and believe that somehow that this is going to result in victory. what, what, what the war in ukraine has exposed, and i think frankly, it has surprised russia that never anticipated that the west was so hollowed out in terms of its ability to replace replenish, military stores, particularly artillery shells and other weapons of a bit there. i think there was an underlying assumption that the west actually had a pretty robust industrial base. yep. and what's been exposed as that's gone, that is, that's history. this is, this is not world war 2, where the united states factories roared into production. they are struggling to produce it in one year. what, you know, ukraine is shooting and one week in terms of artillery shells, so that it's been a terrible miscalculation. and yet, despite that, nobody is coming to grips with the reality that from a military

go ahead, larry out. if the side of the desperation they're starting to take hold and washington because they realize that they've they, they've made a bet that they can't deliver on the, i'm sure that burns the ca director didn't propose that. and i think that probably put in a lot of for all had to look at each other and go, is this guy on drugs, you know, you can't be serious of russia has finally, i think, awakened to the fact that they can no longer trust anything that washington or the rest of europe says any deals any proposals in indigo oceans are, are not to be trusted. they can't be relied upon at all. so i think russia wisely will reject it, refused to accept it. will press on with the smell of terry campaign. and which is ultimately going to lead to the defeat of nato. that's what, that's what's at stake here. gilbert way in on that you heard that with larry just said there, i mean, consider we had merkel. now we have this article by seymour hersh. you know, i mean, this is, these people are m

i, i'm glad larry brought this up. i mean, it's a huge, broad brush at russian's russian culture. russian history, the works everything it but it must be annihilated. ok. and that's the mismatch because the russians are saying it was something completely different. we have security demands. you ignored them, this is what we warn you over and over again. now this is what's happened and we're not going to stop in to we meet our goals, but the west doesn't think in those terms. there's thinking in terms of ideology, go ahead gilbert. well the, the russian issue here where there's this camping had a 2nd dimension to fully with our security. there is a national swish. and that is the russian identity of the non boss in the population . there were 2 ends in this korean style cease fire. what do you have, we could say on the side is that they achieved one of their 2 goals. they said was on bus, they've captured 20 or 25 percent of what was formerly the ukraine and the most. busy economically valuable part of ukraine, they sam

last week's smaller rate hike already didn't sit well with former fed governor larry lindsey then came the shockingly good jobs report powell needs to give the parke a slap and not just a warning, he says, larry will join us to make his case in a moment as we gear up to hear from the fed chair again in a speech tomorrow plus, a suspected spy balloon and a canceled diplomatic mission, tensions between the u.s. and china rising. we'll look at the potential economic fallout and our earnings monitor continues what you need to know ahead of reports from pinterest bp and royal caribbean first let's start with today's markets. stocks well off the lows, the dow looks to be improving by the moment only down 63, only 0.2%. the nasdaq was down 1% that still a little heavier so flip side of what we've seen year to date year to date the nasdaq is up 15%, almost 16% while the dow is only up 2% so again a bit of a pause and profit-taking today. let's move and what is going on in bond yields a story with a head of wind, 10-year, 3.63. we saw some prints, 3.65, maybe 3.67 a big move actually bigger mov

larry: fascinating.ould be a weather balloon they shot down, could be surveillance, maybe it is both. to balloons and one. i do not "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. it's the largest, fastest, reliable network. advanced gig speed wifi. and cyberthreat protection. starting at just $49.99 a month. plus, you can save up to 60% a year when you add comcast business mobile. or, ask how to get up to a $750 prepaid card. complete connectivity. one solution, for wherever business takes you. comcast business. powering possibilities. larry: for years we have been hearing about califo

larry: i think so. it certainly is from islands.ar was an example of where your traditional 60-40 portfolio did not deliver on its profit -- on its promise. it never had the chance. going back a couple years, interest rates came close to zero just about everywhere in the world. so, i think on a going forward basis, perhaps for the next five years to 10 years, alternative types of returns, versus traditional 60/40, especially if inflation is going to prove to be sticky and bonds aren't going to give investors the protection they once did when euros waller -- when it yields were much higher once upon a time ago. kriti: with the federal reserve driving the narrative, it feels like a lot of options are pretty binary when it comes specifically to the bond market. i have to ask about the emergence or death of the manic etf's, things like the trade war, the war in ukraine. is that an investing style that is still in vogue right now? larry: last year, to start the year, we were overweight in international and emerging markets. what we felt

larry: that's true.o what happenedwas i did a lot of, you know, what you might call a hodgepoe kind of stand up act. i did political humor, i did impressions, i did social commentary. i did things like that. and at that time, i thought hollywood was only interted in one type of black comedian. and robert townsend kind of lampooned that in hollywood shuffle where we said we need somebody more urban. they would use those kind of terms, you know, kind of somebody more mur-phonic like eddie murphy. geoff: murphonic. [laughter] larry: yeah. i felt like if i wanted to have a space in hollywood, i would have to create that space for myself. i was very influenced by what spike lee had do ifilm at the time. what keenen ivory wayans had done, you know, with in living color and that kind of stuff. and so i thought, if i start writing and producing, i can maybe create a space for my type of voice. and so that's what i did at that time. >> welcome to the home boys shopping network. geoff: you mentioned in living colo

larry, thank you so much for “oininu coalition. larry, thank you so much forjoining us— coalition.joining us on newsday. - coalition. larry, thank you so much forjoining us on newsday. with - coalition. larry, thank you so muchl forjoining us on newsday. with that we end this addition of the program. thank you so much forjoining us. hello there. recent weather days have been dominated by high pressure, but with light winds at this time of year, that's brought an issue with frost and fog. the high pressure still withers for england and wales. more to come, but plenty of isobars further north and west, the arrival of this weather front as we go through wednesday. so that means with more wind around and certainly an increasing cloud not quite as cold as start here. the fog may well be slow to linger in places across england and wales. early morning frost will melt away, will see some sunshine coming through into the afternoon. but the winds continue to strengthen, particularly in the far north—west. gale force, perhaps severe gales at times, gusts in excess of 70 miles an hour. that's

hi larry. hi. hi larry. hello, we this deep state is a behemoth now huge and we know that personnel is power, right and we know that the top levels those are political. said they're going to do. who are not due what what is required of them by the by the president what i would like you to comment on is below this starting at the high levels of civil service and going down. there was a certain culture of people who are hired and that fact that they are rewarded for finding new ways to add a little bit of power and find new new things to regulate and control. how does that work? and how bad is it? it's horrible. you know what reagan said was that the closest thing he'd seemed to eternal life on this planet was a government agency. and and you're absolutely right that you can change out the head of these agencies. but how much is that really do to affect the culture down within and we saw this with the fbi? did we not we kept hearing people like sean hannity tell us that it's only a few bad apples at the top bu

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larry said, nope, i'll sit down and do it. and so during the episode, larry asked me. he said, okay, what happened exactly on this plot point? oh, right. yes, it was. that. and then he would just start quoting it clearly. this book had had such and such an impression on him, especially for someone like larry, who is deeply concerned with freedom, freedom and bondage. and larry is not only a conservative, but a libertarian leaning conservative. and so somerset maugham is not writing some political diatribe. he's writing he's writing a novel, but it touches on these kinds of themes. and so these big questions then will pop up out of out of a novel. what is the nature of liberty? is liberty the ability to do whatever you want? or is liberty the right to do what you ought to do as as lord acton poses this question. these are questions that crop up throughout all of western history. and so i think it can be really helpful when people are trying to just get a grapple, just a hold on their culture, when we read much less than we have in the past, when our attention spans are

larry: the warriors were so pumped about acquiring.n the second at the deadline and then came the physical which he did not pass. now what? you go by lots of titles veteran, son, dad. -it's time to get up. -no. hair stylist and cheerleader. so adding a “student” title might feel overwhelming. what if a school could be there for all of you? career, family, finances and mental health. it's coming along. well, it can. national university. supporting the whole you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can beat it! ♪ visit youcanbeatit.org or call 833-422-4255 to ask for medication to treat covid-19. >> abc 7 sports sponsored river rock casino. larry: gary payton the second was back in the warriors facility today and all seemed right with the world until he failed the physical. he had off-season surgery for an abdominal surgery. he played 22 minutes against the warriors wednesday night. this was a four team deal. it cannot be modified. one report indicated that he could be out for three months. the warriors think that is an exaggeration. the first indication that

welcome, larry.to me over the last few months that the people who felt a soft landing had gotten very optimistic. someone like paul kruger was saying all of the evidence is pointing in the direction that inflation has cooled. but in any advanced industrial economy, wage inflation is the most important thing. and does this tight of job market, two vacancies for every person looking, does this show that you still have a real inflation problem? >> fareed, you're asking the right question and nobody could know the answer for sure. i've said often that soft landings are as samuel johnson said of second marriage, the triumph of hope over experience. but from time to time, hope does triumph over experience. so it looks more possible that we'll have a soft landing than it did a few months ago. my continued fear, though, is exactly the one that you describe. that we have a set of inflation indicators during 2022 that were very strong that have now come back to earth. but they are still too high. they're still

larry: a bit cold.ck purdy still talking with the doctors about whether he needs surgery to repair his elbow. a six month timeline would mean he would be good to go for training camp. trey lance, two procedures on his broken ankle. should be ready to go for ota's in the spring. here is shanahan on the cornerbacks. >> i know we have two starters on our team right now that we can win with. when you have that situation, you are not that eager to go looking around. >> bottom line, you better have a quarterback you believe in because it is such an important position. there are two young guys that we really like. larry: they are a team just waiting for a quarterback to take them to the super bowl. it won't be tom brady. coming off a challenging year in tampa at 845. he says he's done. >> good morning. i will get to the point. i'm retiring. for good. i won't be long winded. you only get one super emotional retirement essay and i use mine up last year. so thank you guys so much to every single one of you for su

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larry: a bit cold.ck purdy still talking with the doctors about whether he needs surgery to repair his elbow. a six month timeline would mean he would be good to go for training camp. trey lance, two procedures on his broken ankle. should be ready to go for ota's in the spring. here is shanahan on the cornerbacks. >> i know we have two starters on our team right now that we can win with. when you have that situation, you are not that eager to go looking around. >> bottom line, you better have a quarterback you believe in because it is such an important position. there are two young guys that we really like. larry: they are a team just waiting for a quarterback to take them to the super bowl. it won't be tom brady. coming off a challenging year in tampa at 845. he says he's done. >> good morning. i will get to the point. i'm retiring. for good. i won't be long winded. you only get one super emotional retirement essay and i use mine up last year. so thank you guys so much to every single one of you for su

on the longer-term part this again goes to larry's strategic outlook here.s also important to g7 the g20 and other supporters are to think about how would they structure that to deal with some of the problems of corruption in oligarchs and others? one possibility with what the marshall plan did is it set up an agency that actually went out of business. people are going up to think about this because europe has a primary interest. this strategic goal is to bring them into the european union. that is like bringing into the international economy. that has got to be the guiding star. i think people will be uncomfortable if this sub pc will be bureaucratically bogged down. one possibility will create key european dimension. larry did this at the chief economist i was there as president but often coordinate these activities. to make sure people were not stepping all over each other. there are different ways you can structure this. the important part again is the way you start at we need the equipment but it's time to be thinking about the resources and structure o

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larry essentially was conning everyone but also there is complicity everywhere.and crops that would visit the house larry would talk to them and tell of the cops the parents of these kids are drug dealers, and bad people, i'm taking care of them. the cops would take his word. and, because they were over 18, you know, legally the parents could not just come and abducted her children. so, it is a very important question, i think how this went on for so long, you know is the heart of the matter. >> isn't it amazing, though oftentimes, when you hear, when you read about calls, you think they're happening in the middle of nowhere, people who don't have access to education, or not part of the community, these are smart young people, one woman a harvard undergrad, she was on her way to being a doctor, was that surprising to you? >> yeah, i think that was the point of doing this project was when you think of cults, you think of these particularly damaged people, they are fringe groups, but here this shows that this can happen to anyone, we have extremely intelligent peop

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abc 7 sports director larry bei has this morning's sports. larry: good morning.yton the was back in the second warriors facility yesterday. all seemed right with the world until he failed the physical. now the doves have decisions to make. go through or hate reverse. payton had off-season surgery from an abdominal injury and did not play from portland until last month and back from 15 games, 22 minutes against the warriors wednesday. this was a four team trade. league rules say it cannot be modified so either the whole thing is off or the doves take payton back as is. one report indicating gp two could be out for three months. the warriors think that is an exaggeration. first indication something was out of whack here came with coach steve kerr meeting the media. >> i'm not at liberty to talk about it -- anything with the trade until it is finalized, so i cannot talk about it. go home. [laughter] larry: doesn't like the giants it feel like the giants with carlos correa all over again? hard to imagine any scenario where james wiseman returns. imagine what is going

larry, how about shaving once i a while?hen i sit close to you this is what happens 50 get the mechanism is overpowering. inflation is bad, prices are still up 10 percent from last year with dallas, the twin cities in baltimore suffering the biggest increases. it so bad in texas that fort worth is no fort worth less. it so bad in dallas that gallon hat now holds only eight. the twin cities added a third cities to cover that. in baltimore, baltimore sucks. does it matter? but how bad is it across-the-board? have you had breakfast lately? at bed-and-breakfast a cost mor for the eggs benedict than for the bed. couples are saving up for a weekend getaway to denny's. after witnessing high egg prices , americans are opting to raise there own chickens to avoid the pain in the wallet freight i'm sitting on threet nest in my office alone. for a variety of reasons. the price for a carton of eggs, is up 60 percent year over year according to the latest consume price index. if this trend continues all the way to halloween, vandals will