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larry: thank you. kristen: we turn to the latest on the national guardsmen accused of leaking highly classified government documents. larry: the 21-year-old suspect was charged in a federal courtroom in boston. we have the latest from outside the courthouse. >> 21-year-old national guardsmen jack teixeira faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted, after federal authorities say he leaked highly classified pentagon documents. in a federal court room in boston friday afternoon, he was formally charged with unauthorized retention and transmission of national defense of information and willful retention of classified documents. he did not enter a plea. >> this is not just about taking him documents. that is illegal, but this is about the transmission. there are serious penalties associated with that. >> after an intense week long hunt for a source of the leak, investigators zeroed in on jack to share at his home on tuesday, several days before the fda interviewed a discord chat remember according to the c

larry: ok.ight have seen the most likely flying around north beach or the waterfront, and now parents are the official animal of san francisco -- parrot are the official animal of san parrots votes, just enough to edge out the sea lion. i have to tell you when i first moved daw tckfit was just beaut. it is the coolest income if you are walking by the tower commit is awesome. but then i realized how loud they are! you can hear them coming at you, and if you are sitting outside, they are allowed! they are beautiful but loud. spencer: hi, karina! [laughter] karina: what do you think, sea lions or -- larry: see lions by a mile! no disrespect to the parrots. michael, come on, see michael: i'm with you. the parrots are really unique, because they fly by this station every afternoon, but sea lions. spencer? spencer: nothing against the sea lions, but i'm going with the parrots. larry: we are split. karina: i'm going with sh come t? to help them fight a critical illness, just imagine what you'd do. beca

larry: thank you. california lawmakers are trying to crack down on retail theft, proposing legislation that would allow for felony charges to be filed against people with multiple theft related convictions. petty theft and shoplifting are among the crimes that would be eligible. the bill's authors say it would help offset proposition 47, approved by voters back in 2014, under prop 47, shoplifting is a misdemeanor of the valley of the item sold and is under $950. >> this bill is proposing a balanced approach to focus on repeat offenders to hold them more accountable while at the same time providing diversion programs, treatment programs like for substance abuse addiction as well as mental health. larry: the bill had its first hearing in a committee yesterday. karina: the oakland city council has voted to end the covid eviction moratorium. it will end in july and replaced with new laws designed to protect tenants and landlords. but as ryan curry shows us, neither side likes the new laws. reporter: oaklan

larry: thanks so much. changes coming to both twitter an a ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ receive a $7,500 ev lease bonus on a new volvo electric vehicle. larry: time now for the four at 4:00. we start with influential people. bob iger is on time's list as an influential innovator. he joins others like beyonce and elon musk, president biden, bell hadid, jennifer coolidge, and artists like michael b jordan and drew barrymore. it is interesting to have the president and bella hadid in the same sentence. they are not in the same circle. [laughter] i was reading about jennifer coolidge. she says she feels like sleeping beauty now because of the success of "white lotus." now all the people that would never return their calls -- her calls are calling her. >> it is an impressive list a a very diverse list in terms of walks of life. i think it is to see how some of these people change culture and business and influence the rest of us. kristen: pbs is the latest media company to cut ties with twitter. the public broadcaster joined npr in

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maryam: it sounds like he has to beat a lot things, larry. larry: yes, course. do you think there will be a serious primary child for president biden? -- challenge for president by the iden? joel: no. kennedy -- like which kennedy? [laughter] i got a kennedy in there. look, it is joe biden's party, 80%, 85 percent excitement already come and when they really focus on the fact that he is running again, it is going to go in the high 90's percent. these other candidates are not serious contenders, and i think president biden is going to have a strong broad base of support across the parties, a very effective job engaging progressives as well as moderate centrist democrats, and, frankly, a lot of these swing state voters, suburban voters, and people who are always up for grabs, they will look at the republican agenda, like larry said, and say "oh, my god, they want to take away all of our rights, like women's rights. they want to make sure everybody has a gun, without control." it is such an extreme agenda. maryam: we don't have long left, but i want to ask you both

larry: just under 20 24-hour days. chris: you might logically assume that with the power going out so much, larry's electric bill would be much lower. larry: you would think so, but not so much. i--they've charged us the full amount in january when we had 17 days of no power. chris: larry's not alone. we're hearing from others with confusing electric bills. our telemundo responde team is logging similar complaints. so we asked pg&e: what's going on? a rep declined a request to speak on camera. by email, they said: "when pg&e is unable to collect an actual reading of your meter for any reason, like a non-communicating meter or a power outage, the system will estimate based off of historical usage. pg&e told us when it can't read a meter at the end of a billing cycle, that's when people like larry might get a bill demanding payment for "historical" electric they never actually used. so what happens to fix that bad estimate? pg&e said two things. first, "once power is restored and a meter reading is obtained, the system t

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joining me now to talk about what he sees, blackrock chairman and ceo larry fink. welcome, larry. glad you're here. >> hi, liz and high, charlie. charlie: larry before we get into your earnings which were pretty amazing, there's nobody better at assessing risk on in the financial system than you. you've been through a lot of the dry runs before the financial crisis. you went through the financial crisis. we have a banking crisis right now, mostly regional banks. there's at least a lull in that crisis or is it over. where are we right now? >> you framed it quite well. the large u.s. banking system is as strong as ever, and i think they have a great global run in front of them. they are just very well positioned and in terms of the small regional banks, there are many issues that could really make it more difficult for them. there is somewhat of a loss of confidence and this is why we saw in a few weeks, hundreds of billions of dollars of deposits. charlie: interesting. >> to the larger banks and to money-market funds and bond etf. we were a big source of where that money ultimately

all along larry, like basin.> our kron four's justine with the latest on the story. she joins us now live from the newsroom. justine. well, the once tried to larry lake is now at risk of flooding. and governor newsom said today the state is still figuring out where to give aid. he admitted that this process has been slow because the region does not have a coordinated flood control plan. the rivers, numerous creeks and miles of canals linked to the to larry lake are at capacity with the weather getting warmer. the rapid snow melt in the sierra has just begun. the governor said the lake is rising an inch to a half an inch a day and said the state is coming up with solutions to prevent and clean up the flooding. he said the state is there to help those communities in the short and in the long term. >> this is for me, a surreal experience. i mean, it i've been a lot of disasters as governor passed more than most governors the last few years. and honestly, when i'm place like this, it's usually again with the worst be

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, great to see you. thanks so much for joining me this weekend. get your ache the, first, on the jobs term. give us some context here, larry. >> well, 230,000 is a nice beat, but remember the survey, maria, was the week of the bank kind of epicenter collapse. so the data in the jobs probably isn't in this report, it's probably in the next because things will deteriorate in the following two weeks. but if you look at the jobless claims and the jolts data which was released a few days ago, you know, before the jobs number, in that data is much more current. ask that showed a much more sharp detier ration. so our concern deterioration. our institutional clients are looking at this jobs number as kind of like, okay, back backward-looking before the financial crisis. maria: yeah, i think you make such a great point. and you've indicated in your report that we've got a rolling can credit crisis. arkansasly, let's talk about that. banks have already tightened their lending, can and that's playing out, and you're seeing some serious selloffs in some of th

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we have larry fink >> i understand.ut we haven't talked about citi >> you going to stick around for larry? >> i wouldn't miss it for the world. >> he does think that the migration of money markets is going to continue for the long-term. >> he has a great story, and i think that people might look at it and say, well, listen, it just -- they didn't have a lot of money come in they didn't have big increase in the amount of money because the market wasn't good, but i just think that we absolutely have to love what's going on there in terms of a longer term view of outsourcing pension funds to them, people really trusting them we just got a more jamie dimon he's not saying, deep breaths. >> he says on the call here that the svb collapse does not have to result in a "revamp of regulation." take a listen to this. >> we're hoping that everybody takes a deep breath and looks at what happened and the breadth and depth of regulations already in place obviously, when something happens like this, you should adjust, think about it, s

larry: so exciting.t it done tomorrow because the fewer games you play in the playoffs, the better. larry: you can get her at any moment, --hurt at any you want to minimize the number of games you play. dan: a sandwich shop that started as a pandemic pop-up because the owners lost their jobs just opened a brick-and-mortar store in san francisco. sandy's is open on haight street. the grand opening was one week ago and the shop specializes in sandwiches. turning is now is the founder. -- joining us now is the founder. thank you for joining us. what do we have? this is fantastic. >> this is not your classic sound much you find at central grocery in new orleans. it is what i wanted growing up. the difference you will see is there is spicy cherry peppers. we use a classic mayonnaise called dukes mayonnaise, so it has heat and fat in the mayonnaise. premium italian imported meats, prosciutto, provolone, and salami as well. dan: what makes it a sandwich? >> that is a great question. traditionally it is a loaf o

larry gerston, back to you. politically speaking now, president trump is back in the spotlight, which he relishes. he's raising a lot of money, which he likes. is this a short-term game for him? >> hard to know, raj. the last few weeks have been a boon for this president, raising upward of $10 million, climbing in the polls as far as the republican nomination goes. it's a long time, but everyone else seems crowded out. so for the time being, it's his show. and the more this goes on, the more he's going to try to build on it. of course, it's kind of lonely for all the other republicans right now because the spotlight -- in fact, virtually all the spotlights are on donald trump. >> for the democrats here, do they kind of watch and stand by on the sidelines? what's their involvement and engagement in this? >> it's so interesting. the democrats feel that biden has a good chance of beating trump, so they don't want to say much about it if, in fact, it's trump. they feel good about that. on the other hand, if the trum

let's bring in larry kudlow. all right, larry, trump was feared, biden is not.rouble? >> well, that has a lot to do with it. by the way, i agree with both of your opinion, stu. i think you're spot on. look, when trump opened up the fossil fuel spigots -- by the way, he opened up all the spigots, renewables and fossil fuels. when he did that, he made the united states the come significant energy player -- dominant energy player in the world. in effect, we were energy independent. we did not relien on the sakis, the russians -- saudis, russians and opec+. biden, with his war with on fossil fuels, has made us energy dependent. it is now opec+ that is the come significant player, and they are the price setter. so so this is a tremendous difficulty the, and it shows you the failure of biden's policies. i don't know how it's going to go after this latest move, but i do want to make one quick point. i don't think it was a coincidence that just a couple of days after alvin bragg's indictment of donald trump which is like a third world, banana republic thing, just a coup

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issues along the to larry lake basin kron justine waltman. she has the latest on this story live from our newsroom. just >> vicki and can the once tried to larry lake is at risk of flooding. the governor saw the damage already done in person today and said the state is there to help those communities in the short and long term. the rivers, numerous creeks and miles of canals linked to to larry lake are at capacity with the weather getting warmer. the rapid snow melt in the sierra has just begun. the governor said the lake is rising an inch to a half inch a day and said that the state is still figuring out where to but admitted that the process has been slow because the region does not have a coordinated flood control plan. >> that to larry king's and obviously and fresno is, you know, not part of the central valley flood project. we can discuss that another time the wise of that, the component parts of on the merits and the merits of that. and so they could compare across different rules of engagement. think the planning that often is the cas

larry: mark, we've already got the traffic.ughter] after getting shut out of two of their three games, unloading on the white sox, joc pederson, homer number one, tyler estrada number three, mike yastrzemski number four, david was number five. did we get anybody out? five and six, the second one was a grand slam. bryce johnson finishes it off it remember, they were shut out twice at yankee stadium. they erupt in chicago, 12-3. we have some athletes here at abc 7. this is our director josh reed in sacramento at the golden one center from half court, and ,bang! and josh won $1 million -- didn't. [laughter] that is why he is still directing the show. if you watch this video here, josh is running off the court, like he is steph curry khamenei knows it is in. . he is running off into the locker room dan: dan: already. oh wow. larry: that is awesome we were wondering, josh, how many tries, how many attempts? [mumbling] we finally squeezed it out of him. it was 20 attempts. maybe 15, something like that. ama: still, he made it. larry:

larry: game three is chase.ngs van logan will make the start in signing his huge extension, but he is still looking for the first start of the year. jorge goes deep. the giants lose again. a little cuteness alert a's in action. a's hosting the cubs. patrick w and knowledge. the a's fall to ama: thank you for watching. i am ama daetz. >> announcer: from >> jimmy: how was your

larry: andrew wiggins is back.forward missed 22 games attending to his father, who is ill. hope as he is back from one of the last two games of the regular season. >> when you are in a scary situation and your family needs you, it grabs your attention and your love. that is my first priority. larry: wiggins coming back, but no klay thompson tonight. first quarter, steph curry with the miss. an insane putback slam. first half was just offense galore. curry for his game-high 35 points. final moments of the half, jaelyn williams with a huge three. the thunder were 79 in the half, leading by 10. moses moody's best game of the year. the warriors would then win. the thunder will be really good soon. shay gill just alexander is really smooth. jordan poole, a splash. warriors finally take the lead. trayvon green the steel, speed. spin a rom, and the warriors win 13 west. >> this is fun. the moments we love the competition and really proud of the guys and what they have done. it took weeks to put ourselves in this position,

larry: that's a great question. this is an interesting scena because i think a lot of people assume well, they are gone. but if you look at all that is going on in las vegas, they are not getting the same deal that the raters got $750 million and just charge the taxpayers and all that. in fact, the more that gets revealed about the possible terms of an a's relocation to vegas, the more you hear prominent people in the community go, wait a minute here. what happened to the private financing? what happened to all that? you posted a story today about this is just so -- when i saw this i was like this is so classic a's. this is rooted in john fisher-dom. explain the story. chris: the las vegas review journal has been all over this from their side. he reported that when they were trying to obtain the festival ground site which is owned by a casino magnate the a's were trying to structure a deal with the casinos would have to backstop any shortages in the revenue on the a's stadium. the a's plan was to come in and tell th

joining me now is "kudlow" host, larry kudlow.couldn't believe, you're the kindest man i know on the planet, you really are. you hesitate to point fingers and make on comments like that but you said that my own feeling is that desantis is a guy who is from a military background. god bless him. i love the military. my son is in the military but in the military you order something to be done and it gets done. a private sector guy like trump, for example, you make a deal, you negotiate. there is not much negotiation. what do you think of my theory? >> look, that is basically what i'm thinking about. look, you got to look at this politically right now. donald trump is running against desantis and desantis is running against disney. so i think that is a big mistake. i mean look, desantis was right about the woke opposition from disney. he was right. the desantis bill had nothing to do about don't say gay. it said up to five years old you can't be taught sex and gender kinds of things in school, okay? five years old. so i agree with des

larry: game three is chase.n logan will make the start in signing his huge extension, but he is still looking for the first start of the year. jorge goes deep. the giants lose again. a little cuteness alert a's in action. a's hosting the cubs. patrick w and knowledge. the a's fall to so i didn't think i needed swiffer. until... i saw how easily it picked up my hair! every time i dried it! it only takes a minute. look at that! the heavy-duty cloths are extra thick! for amazing trap and lock, even for his hair. wow. and for dust, i love my heavy-duty duster. the fluffy fibers trap dust on contact, up high and all around without having to lift a thing. i'm so hooked! swiffer. so wow! so worth it. ama: thank you for watching. ama: thank you for watching. you eat normal food. you're not eating diet food. i'm doing something good for me finally. (announcer) go to golo.com to lose weight and get healthier. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a l

larry: andrew wiggins is back.ors forward missed 22 games attending to his father, who is ill. hope as he is back from one of the last two games of the regular season. >> when you are in a scary situation and your family needs you, it grabs your attention and your love. that is my first priority. larry: wiggins coming back, but no klay thompson tonight. first quarter, steph curry with the miss. an insane putback slam. first half was just offense galore. curry for his game-high 35 points. final moments of the half, jaelyn williams with a huge three. the thunder were 79 in the half, leading by 10. moses moody's best game of the year. the warriors would then win. the thunder will be really good soon. shay gill just alexander is really smooth. jordan poole, a splash. warriors finally take the lead. trayvon green the steel, speed. spin a rom, and the warriors win 13 west. >> this is fun. the moments we love the competition and really proud of the guys and what they have done. it took weeks to put ourselves in this posit

we have larry and sandhya joining us for the conversation.itter pulled the verified checkmarks for most twitter users. elon musk is footing the bill for a few celebrities like lebron james, stephen king, and william shatner. now some celebrities and agencies are fleeing the site. today #paythe8 is eight dollars a month, the fee for verified checkmarkss. >> i'm fine not having my blue checkmark. i'd rather keep my eight dollars. >> do you know what you can do with eight dollars, larry? [laughter] >> what were you going to stock up on, one coffee? is it the fact that we don't want to pay for something that was free for a decade or is it the fact that people are just so frustrated with elon musk that they don't want to give him a dime of their money? if it was basically phrased with, i want to keep the site alive for this great twitter community -- can you give me a few bucks? that kind of thing. would be will respond differently? or still not doing it? >> i think it's both -- i think people have gotten used to not paying for that blue checkmark

with me now is political analyst larry gerston. larry, what do you make of today's developments?w, it's really a three-piece indictment, if you will, audrey. piece number one is the $130,000 payoff money, if you will, illegal business practices to find that money, and voter fraud because you paid off this person using money you shouldn't have. keeping that knowledge away from the voters, you have, in fact, defrauded them. as a result of that, boom, we are sticking you with this 34-count indictment. >> that's a good amount, larry. i understand we'll be hearing from mr. trump later tonight. what do you think he's going to say? >> nobody knows grievances better than president trump, we know that, and he will list that growing series of grievances adding now alvin bragg, probably the judge as well, along to all the other things he's mentioned over the years, weeks, and recent days. and the idea is really to build the base. he's using this as a way to go ahead and increase his strength. there's a recent public opinion poll from two weeks ago. he had a 14-point edge of desantis from fl

larry is spot on. we have _ see you nodding there, joe. larry is spot on. in the united states and it is called the electoral college, and it puts too much of a benefit into small states and red states and the swing states in the middle of the swing states in the middle of the country, wisconsin, pennsylvania, arizona and georgia as well, these are states where that will determine who wins the presidency, and in that, ialso will determine who wins the presidency, and in that, i also feel like there is a lot more at stake here for the people on the ground, and we are seeing just in recent election, a candidate winning for the supreme court. it is not... its about american freedom, and you will see the president's message to that, trying to mobilise voters and get the people out. as larry pointed out there will be out on the abortion issue. that goes beyond any individual candidate.- issue. that goes beyond any individual candidate. larry, you talked about, _ individual candidate. larry, you talked about, even _ individual candidate. larry, you talked about,

jason meister, larry cal -- kevin walling and larry sharpe.is children. >> same here. i have a daughter and a son, down want them near my children. they are going after your children. they are not hiding it any more, that is the scary part, they have no respect are in parental rights, they stick fbi agents on concerned parents at school boards and using public education system to indoctrinate your children to become wards of the state, the democrats and the liberals understand that if they can get the brains of our youth, they can transform the country, they have been doing it for decades but now it is wide open. kennedy: they are very soviet tactics, anyone that have known people that lived through communist regimes, this is what they do. you know president biden said, they are all our kids, except hear his grand child who is ignored by the family, the president will not acknowledge her, we know that actions have consequences, including unprotected sex that results in children you have to take care of and if you air are are a good person you

thank you larry. coming out, much more to talk about. a celebration of japanese heritage in the south bay. we will see how the community came together today to you didn't choose your hairline. hot flashes, the flu, or that thing when your knee just gives out for no reason. you didn't choose your bad back or this. or... that. you didn't choose depression, melanoma, or lactose intolerance. but with kaiser permanente you can choose your doctor who works with other best-in-class specialists to care for all that is you. >> performance arts and cultural exhibits. this is the 45th year of the event, which involves more than 30 japanese-american organizations. it looks like fun. i do want to letveone know that we ot insulngou beuse we don'lo you. >> double negative. >> did that work? oh no! i should really -- i should work on my phrasing. >> want to rephrase that for 6:00 >> tonight inside the during from the us embassy and sedan. information justin on how carried out under the cloak of darkness as fighting raged in the capital. nearly 100 ameri

it was grandparents larry and kay woodcock whose heartfelt pleas for help made headlines in 2020. >>ing their search. >> juju: the couple had been looking for answers. where did lori vallow take her children? 16-year-old tylee and seven-year-old jj. vallow was known by friends and family for her kindness and beauty seen here as a contestant for mrs. texas back in 2004. at the time, she was married to joseph ryan daughter tylee father. the two would later divorce. it was the third of five marriages for lori. she would go on to marry charles vallow. >> she is very energetic but now i think it is all a faÇade. >> juju: kay woodcock is the sister. he talked with "2020". they said they had a good marriage until 2018 when things began to fray after lori met chad daybell and a spiritual confidence. she became captivated by his teachings about his visions of an apocalypse. chad had written a number of books like the times of turmoil series focused on the end of the world. by 2019, the vallows were locked in a divorce with charles citing concerns about larry's religious police think she had b

larry has two. taken into protective custody. i think high likes to be flapping in the wind.ing like that. >> florida teen arrested for opening credit cards and accruing 33 thousand in debt using mother's name and social security number. >> i'm going real for that. >> i'm going fake. >> larry, you are catching up. you are within a point. >> see, our last one wo worth 3 points. >> is that a new rule. >> i played this before, i know how it works. >> florida woman his mother a corpse in freezer to continue disability payments. >> douglas is the new fake news or florida champion, he kept her mom in a freezey for two weeks. >> an "u us one to win it. >> take the victory. >> i will sleep well. >> i am coming over your house. >> no. >> thank you for playing. >> coming up. brace yourself. tequila may be on the rocks, agave farmers warning of a potential shortage of agave, one tequila loves state could step in to save your boozey favorites, do we have to call it something else? that is next. ♪ we're going on a bear hunt. ♪ ♪ going on a bear hunt. ♪ bear? ♪ we're gonna catch a big one♪

larry: wonderful work. dan: speaking of not wonderful work. larry: this was rough tonight.riors in position to finish off the kings tonight at chase center. instead, back on the bus charmin ultra soft has so much cushiony softness, it's hard for your family to remember they can use less. sweet pillows of softness! this is soft! holy charmin! oh! excuse me! roll it back, everybody! - sorry! - sorry! - sorry! charmin ultra soft is now even softer, so you'll want more! but it's so absorbent, you can use less. so it's always worth it. now, what did we learned about using less? you've got to, roll it back everybody! enjoy the go with charmin. larry: the war years had their worst game of the year given the stakes. instead of finishing off the kings, we are onto game seven. game six tonight. we saw game six aaron fox. youge heinishewi 2shiner first a bonuo out later. sacramento by seven at the half. keep waiting for a charge. steph curry with 29. they got within five but the kings had 17 threes. malika monk went off. he had 28. kings went small. mike brown made this decision to pu

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