larry: sounds like.ee some bananas in a second. >> we have an alpo -- we have apple, no bananas. larry: it is free. >> completely free. larry: where might they see your circus? >> one thursday the 13th, we will be at lincoln square park at 6:00 p.m. in oakland. friday the 14th, elmhurst park. proxy hayes valley 15th at 1:00 and 3:00, then salesforce park on the 16th at 12:00 and 2:00 p.m. larry: in case people were not writing this down? >> we have a website. circusby let.org. larry: this is your big season right now? >> our big season. our main series of shows are always between june and july in various parks. we are gearing up for brick -- big projects this winter. join our mailing list. larry: i'm going to go over to tony because we have the strongman into the house. are you doing the appellee? >> you want me to do the pan? larry: i think the pan will be more impressive. when tony first walked in i thought, ok, how is he going to do this. i am checking to make sure this thing has not been altered in a

[laughter] >> it doesn't have a ring to it, larry. [laughter] larry: kristen: no. larry: michael? sandwiches? [laughter] larry: for life. kristen: i'd rather change my name to ike for ike sandwiches for life. >> i'd rather change my name to michael finney. [laughter] larry: i thought you were private jet finney. kristen: bugs, are on the menu at a cafe in japan. the eatery caters to people who want to eat insects in a casual space. [laughter] larry: in any space? i would prefer my insects formally served. kristen: so -- so form -- silkworm tea, they say the cafe is often fully booked on weekends. larry: with chocolate, you can eat it. you just got back from japan. did you have any temptation? kristen: i went to a cat cafe. i played with little cats. i did not go to this insect caffe. [laughter] larry: why not? kristen: for obvious reasons. larry: you are an adventurous eater. they are alive? wait a second. [laughter] kristen: more exciting that way. you get the scintillating sensation. larry: this is getting worse and worse. meteorologist: i'm a vegetarian, first of all. second of

larry: rocks? ok.ruz musician, part of a new record label showcasing musicians with disabilities. ♪ it sounded good. that is jake nielsen. he has several policy -- cerebral palsy but still plays a mean guitar. the title "call me by my refers to the talent they have instead of being referred to by their disability. the nonprofit based in new york offers free music programs for people with disabilities, cofounded by daniel t., and songwriter who became disabled when he went into a coma at age 12. kristen: tony bennett day can soon become reality. new york senator chuck schumer says he will ask congress to recognize august 3 as tony bennett. that is his birthday. schumer says he will introduce a resolution in the senate that will honor tony bennett's tremendous contributions to the arts. bennett was born and passed away in new york. his most famous song was "i left my heart in san francisco." former house speaker nancy pelosi of san francisco says she will introduce a similar resolution in the house. larr

larry: come on.video of the tourists carving his name on the bricks of the nearly 2000-year-old coliseum went viral raising the interest of authorities. that apology seemed doctored up to me. didn't know? larry: 2000 years old! kristen: isn't that why people go to see it? >> and don't you do your homework before you go to these places? >> you know what i wonder? the guy who shot that video, why didn't he call him out? why didn't he say anything? >> i think he said, are you serious right now? or something like that, but the guy just looked at him and kept doing what he was doing. larry: it just seems so ignorant that it is hard to even fathom, and the apology is so lame. "i didn't know it was ancient." ok. >> couldn't he at least said he was drunk or something, something more believable? larry: that would be a better explanation. grimmus, the mcdonald's character, has taken off on the internet after mcdonald's released the meal to celebr his birthday. a plush toy sold for $57 million on ebay. i'm goin

and symbolizes the life of larry in spirit and serves as a remriender that the love and be loved larry griffin will live in our hearts and minds and work forever. thank you, madam vice president. >> thank you, commissioner jupiter jones. >> now is it more appropriate. there is surely so many wonderful things that is head and that we'll hear today about larry but i want to reflect on how much he loved this city. he loved this city, the time that i got to learn from him, was cut short was reflecting on what you share of his memory as a blessing and i learned so much from him in that short time about how to care deeply and passionately about everyone in this city. and he taught me to consider always, everyone and i i will hold that with me as i opinion to work on behalf of the city that we all love so much. so i'm really grateful for that time. and he will be missed but he will be with us. >> in deed, thank you, commissioner. >> commissioner halasse. >> i first met larry in 2021 when he was appointed to the commission. we began as colleagues but then became friends and anybody that new la

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larry: oh, brother. larry: let's wrap up with taylor swift.e stadium obviously cannot wait for her to come back. they reported their best weekend ever thanks to the more than 135 thousand people who attended the two shows total. can you remember any pop-culture event in recent years -- bay area or outside -- that comes close to this? i mean, i've gone to the stones concert at levi's stadium, and it was great, but it was not like this. i mean, these are swifties everywhere. i mean, there were stoners, but that was a different kind of thing. [laughter] anybody? >> no. michael: i don't remember anything like this in a decade. really. do you guys? larry: beyonce played at what is now oracle park with jay-z. that was a number of years ago. i mean, it was a lot of fun, but it was not this cultural phenomenon that took over a region. kristen: this one woman holding court controlling all of humanity feeling that you've got there, i think it is pretty unprecedented. >> it is her world. we are just living in it. larry: she's bigger than barbie and that'

larry: thank you. twitter is considering legal action against metta over its new app called threads. twitters attorneys sent a letter to metta accusing the company of stealing twitters trade secrets. they claim meta hired twitter employees to build threads. meta saying there are no former twitter employees on their generic team. it's now up to a court to decide the legal battle and meta will have to step up to the plate. >> they have to prove that they own the design and shape and forms. if i look at this one, it's just a distraction. trying to distract meta going ahead. it's just incredible to see how many people joined the new platform. it's an average of 2 million every hour. that's unheard of, especially for social media platforms. larry: twitter killer. dion: meta is one of the two major tech companies canceling conferences at the mas goni center. the latest sign of post-pandemic's troubles in downtown san francisco. they are feeling the impact of seeing fewer customers. >> it is scary. hopefully

larry: and loan borrowers need to take before payments restart this larry: in our efforts to help buildetter bay area, we are featuring the work of a half moon bay nonprofit telling you what they are doing this summer. kristen: they have been offering a free summer camp to children of working families. >> from afar, it is hard to tell if these are pros or beginners. you are pretty good out there. after a couple hours in the water, nine-year-old marley says there should not be any confusion here. are you a surfer? >> mm-hmm. >> that's what you want to do >> yes. >> you're a pro? you just told us you did not know what you were doing at the beginning of this interview and now you are a pro. that's fast. luz: over the past three 100 kids from half moon bay's working families have been enjoying a free summer camp, and learning to serve has been one of the highlights. despite many of the kids living on the coast, it is the first time many of them are getting in the water, and their excitement is actually louder than the crashing waves. >> i think it is important for all kids to have the acces

the weekend looks nice, larry and dion. let's take a live look at that cruise ship from our kgo roof camera. blue skies surrounding that ship. gusty winds, you will notice in. 40 mile an hour sustained wind coming off the cool ocean water right now in san francisco, gusts to 30 at sfo. . you will notice even places like concord gusting to 29 miles an hour. with this pattern, we have seen temperatures today remaining below where they should be by july standards. low 60's to low 80's, anywhere from a few degrees to 11 degrees below average. 7:00 tonight, those winds will remain gusty, and you will notice at 10:00 p.m., it is breezy inland, along the coastline a little stronger, and tomorrow morning to me even though the winds are not a strong everywhere, they pick right back up again tomorrow evening, so we will have to deal with these gusty winds. a look at your evening planner, the sun goes down at 8:34 p.m. 7:00 tonight, looking at 50's and 60's on your temperatures, gusty winds tonight at 9:00 p.m. it is cooler, partly cl

larry: and a nice weekend. sandy: very pleasant. larry: thank you.ion: still ahead, major league baseball's relocation committee to evaluate the move to vegas is taking shape. we will tell you the latest team owners to join the group. >> this is abc 7, 24/7. >> live in san francisco. >> live in the south bay. >> in concord. >> live in oakland. >> yes. >> you are watching abc 7 news live. >> anytime, anywhere. >> we are -- >> we are -- >> we are -- >> we are -- >> where you are. >> never miss a moment of the news. download the abc 7 bay area streaming app. a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good medicine. dion: a quick reminder that you can always get our live newscast, breaking news, weather, and more with the new abc 7 bay area streaming app. you can find it on apple tv, google tv, fire tv, and roku. search abc 7 bay area now and download for free. larry: we know of the group that will serve on ma

larry: thank you. twitter is considering legal action against metta over its new app called threads. twitters attorneys sent a letter to metta accusing the company of stealing twitters trade secrets. they claim meta hired twitter employees to build threads. meta saying there are no former twitter employees on their generic team. it's now up to a court to decide the legal battle and meta will have to step up to the plate. >> they have to prove that they own the design and shape and forms. if i look at this one, it's just a distraction. trying to distract meta going ahead. it's just incredible to see how many people joined the new platform. it's an average of 2 million every hour. that's unheard of, especially for social media platforms. larry: twitter killer. dion: meta is one of the two major tech companies canceling conferences at the mas goni center. the latest sign of post-pandemic's troubles in downtown san francisco. they are feeling the impact of seeing fewer customers. >> it is scary. hopefully

larry: now to our developing news.ise ship in san francisco that slammed into pier 27 this morning, the coast guard calling it a hard landing. while there is obvious visible damage, hours after the incident passengers were back boarding. abc7 news supporter suzanne phan talked to reporters and joins us with the latest. what happened with the ship? suzanne: the ship is still here behind me. i can tell you a lot of cruise ship passengers are eager for their vacation to begin but they don't know when they are going to leave. these people saw the photos of the damage online and a few who lined up to get on the boat at 11:30 saw the damage with their own eyes. some were stunned, others not so worry. an assessment of the damage to the ship and the pier is underway. earlier today princess cruises stated the ruby princess made unexpected contact with pier 27. it was arriving around 6:00 this morning and photographs show the damage. more than 3300 guests and nearly 1200 crew were returning from a 10 day cruise to alaska. we hea

go ahead, larry. >> larry: as i understood it and she said this before that real wages are above the levels pre-pandemic. that is also completely untrue. and since joe biden has been president, if i use february 2021 as the base, ok, real wages are down 3%, donald trump real wages were up 7%. we have the charts to show it. now, i will say this. real wages in the last month were up, ok. they were up. >> sandra: that's good news. we can take that. >> larry: first time in 25, 26 months. but the thing is, look, the level of the consumer price index since february of 2021. >> sandra: up 16%. >> larry: increased by 16%. >> sandra: the prices the average american is paying up 16%. >> larry: more or less, that's correct. and you see it, look, grocery prices up about 20%, gasoline prices, ok, a perfect example of why the level matters. we are not as high as we were where it was $5 a gallon nationwide. but you know where we are, just short of 3.70. when donald trump in the last months, it was about $2. so -- >> sandra: and people don't like that, people are still not happy. >> larry: $2 is les

so i want to say brother larry and paul thank you. i know you're looking down with us and really i'm going to be brief like the mayor one of the elected officers i have lots of aurmths with critics about what is happening and many arguments but what we end an argument that i'll say the following you can't respond to the following we have the best embodying damn parks in the united states because of recreation & park commission and if we have the great parks because of great leadership commissioner griffin. >> our managers because of your honor, subsections heros people that do the work today in and out and the people we're recognizing this is william hammond the award winner right here (clapping.) with that, go to the bar and buy a drink it drink is on labor thank you, labor have a wonderful afternoon. >> thank you. >> i think we want to introduce our commissioners. no one more special guest forgot jeff he owns the joint as a commissioner to have that and it is [off mic.] i want to say something obviously we are celebrating labor but

larry: hopefully they get on the way by sunday. when we learned about the cruise ships's new estimated departure, we sent out this notification. it is one way to stay on top of breaking news as it comes in. download the app and enable push alerts. dion: looking at the time, yes, the weekend is here. larry: we are calling it, yes. everybody's got plans. sandhya: and we have good-looking looking weather for those plans. good evening to everyone. let's take a look at live pictures from our tower cameras. you will notice the clouds around are limited to parts of the coast in san francisco. here is a look at the next 24 hours. we are going to start out with clouds, temperatures in the 50's. it is breezy and gets gusty later in the afternoon, mostly sunny skies, upper 50's to low 80's. temperatures will fall right around sunset and then it will be back to the low clouds fog, overnight hours with some patchy drizzle, and we will call it below average temperatures for the weekend, but wait until you see what is coming in the seven-day fore

larry: hopefully they get on the way by sunday.we learned about the cruise ships's new estimated departure, we sent out this notification. it is one way to stay on top of breaking news as it comes in. download the app and enable push alerts. dion: looking at the time, yes, the weekend is here. larry: we are calling it, yes. everybody's got plans. sandhya: and we have good-looking looking weather for those plans. good evening to everyone. let's take a look at live pictures from our tower cameras. you will notice the clouds around are limited to parts of the coast in san francisco. here is a look at the next 24 hours. we are going to start out with clouds, temperatures in the 50's. it is breezy and gets gusty later in the afternoon, mostly sunny skies, upper 50's to low 80's. temperatures will fall right around sunset and then it will be back to the low clouds fog, overnight hours with some patchy drizzle, and we will call it below average temperatures for the weekend, but wait until you see what is coming in the seven-day forecast.

so i want to say brother larry and paul thank you. i know you're looking down with us and really i'm going to be brief like the mayor one of the elected officers i have lots of aurmths with critics about what is happening and many arguments but what we end an argument that i'll say the following you can't respond to the following we have the best embodying damn parks in the united states because of recreation & park commission and if we have the great parks because of great leadership commissioner griffin. >> our managers because of your honor, subsections heros people that do the work today in and out and the people we're recognizing this is william hammond the award winner right here (clapping.) with that, go to the bar and buy a drink it drink is on labor thank you, labor have a wonderful afternoon. >> thank you. >> i think we want to introduce our commissioners. no one more special guest forgot jeff he owns the joint as a commissioner to have that and it is [off mic.] i want to say something obviously we are celebrating labor but

larry: thank you. should be an interesting evening that is not the only baseball going on tonight the self-proclaimed world-famous baseball circus be in san jose tonight. the savannah bananas, they are the baseball version of the harlan globetrotters. they danced on the field, the players come out on stilts, all kind of trick pitches. tickets have been sold out. it is just incredible. eric burns, the former a's star,, is the director of chaos for the savannah bananas. if you really want to see the game, the reports of secondary market tickets going for $450. these are $25 seats for $450. the starts tonight at 7:00 at excited ballpark. kristen: why do i picture running the bases on stilts, and maybe someone actually stealing the basis? larry: i think anything is possible with the savannah bananas. they put on a great show. they will sellout the park. about 4000 seats. they go around the country. it is impossible to get tickets to these gains. i tried. i was told, eric burns told me, larry, i've got two

larry: no rest for the weary.s played sunday nights baseball and they flew across the country to host the mariners. you can hear spencer saying ouch. it will be without the second baseman who suffered a fractured hand. he goes on the 10 day, injury list but will probably be out for. . longer as for the a's, they are off tonight their loan all-star. a really cool moment with skipper marcotte's making announcement along the whole team. he is as starstruck as any, he says during the all-star festivities he is going to ask him to autograph a picture of the homerun that rooker hit off of him. >> there is a really cool picture of me hitting a homer in anaheim. i'm going to approach him very humbly and try to get him to sign it. that's something that i would love to have. he's -- if there's anybody doubting he is the best baseball player of all time, i don't know why they are. i am going to introduce myself to him, and very meekly see if he will sign the picture for me. larry: i'm sure he cannot wait for that. i don't un

larry nassar was the michigan state and gymnastics team doctor.ame forward to say that nasser molested them including olympic stars like simone biles. >> to be clear i blame larry nassar, and i also lehman entire system that enabled and perpetrated his abuse. >> reporter: a justice department report found that usa gymnastics contacted the fbi about nasser as early as 2015, but today allowed him to victimize 70 or more female athletes before his arrest in 2016. >> i desire immensely for larry nassar or not to die at the hands of another inmate in his 50s, but to die as a man of old age who is behind bars, that is justice. >> reporter: nasser is in stable condition tonight, the president from the local union representing prison employees is saying they are facing staffing shortages with 34 unfilled positions that he was and when he was attacked. norah. >> norah: manuel bojorquez, thank you very much. it was a terrifying weekend for some homeowners in southern california. several homes destroyed and others tagged as unstable after the ground and gate

ama: larry beil is here with sports.ry: more than 40,000 at oracle park as a's fans urge the giants fans to chant, sell the team. it was loud. so who won the series opener? larry: good evening. a's fans descended on oracle park for the bay bridge series. the goal is to get to join them in chance of, sell the team. >> sel so the team! larry: a's fans and giants fans joining in. 40,000 on hand. here's an owner people like. buster posey bought a piece of the giants after retiring. nine strikeouts in six scoreless. a's with 14 times. deep to left. another leaping catch at the wall. you want him on that wall. you need him on that wall. two outs and the eighth. jj ledet up the middle off tyler rogers. we are tied at 1-1. but not for very long. down the line. fair ball. motto scores. canola do fall comes out for the safe. major league leading 31st of the year. giants win, snapping a six-game slide. everybody talking about the fans. >> it's cool to see the bond between the two fan bases, pulling in the same direction. wanting th

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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

so i want to say brother larry and paul thank you.now you're looking down with us and really i'm going to be brief like the mayor one of the elected officers i have lots of aurmths with critics about what is happening and many arguments but what we end an argument that i'll say the following you can't respond to the following we have the best embodying damn parks in the united states because of recreation & park commission and if we have the great parks because of great leadership commissioner griffin. >> our managers because of your honor, subsections heros people that do the work today in and out and the people we're recognizing this is william hammond the award winner right here (clapping.) with that, go to the bar and buy a drink it drink is on labor thank you, labor have a wonderful afternoon. >> thank you. >> i think we want to introduce our commissioners. no one more special guest forgot jeff he owns the joint as a commissioner to have that and it is [off mic.] i want to say something obviously we are celebrating labor but also

ama: larry beil is here with sports.re than 40,000 at oracle park as a's fans urge the giants fans to chant, sell the team. it was loud. it was loud. so who won the series every business deserves a great deal. that's why comcast business is launching the mobile made free event. with our business internet, new and existing customers can get one year of unlimited mobile for free. it's our best internet. powered by the next generation 10g network and with 99.9% reliability. plus one line of free mobile for an entire year. it's the mobile made free event-happening now. get started for just $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get one free line of unlimited mobile. comcast business, powering possibilities. larry: good evening. a's fans descended on oracle park for the bay bridge series. the goal is to get to join them in chance of, sell the team. >> sel so the team! larry: a's fans and giants fans joining in. 40,000 on hand. here's an owner people like. buster posey bought a piece of the giants after retiring. nine strikeouts in

larry: good evening. brock purdy has been thinking about this moment since the nfc championship game. six-month removed from his elbow injury, he was back on the field for the 49ers. a little erratic. understandable. his arm looks strong. did have a ball pick but, come on. now it's all about reestablishing timing with his receivers and he said today felt like christmas morning. >> and they year like we did last year. it's heartbreaking. surgery, rehab, off-season, everything. missing ota's to be able to get out and play with my teammates, to me i was so excited just thinking about that. it was like last night was like christmas. you are excited for the next day. that's how it was for me this morning. i was excited to get out there. larry: this is not normal unless your name is shohei ohtani. he threw a one hitter against the tigers. first complete game for him. 6-0 angels. what did he do in game two? hit two homeruns, becoming the first player to throw a shout out in one half of a twin bill and then home

essence of himself, of larry david.lose. when you get close to the bone, the audience can somehow feel that that is real. >> get me off the speakerphone, police. >> what is the matter with you? i thought i was having a private conversation. i did not know anybody else was in your car. >> i think with curb, larry gets to beautiful completion of himself. >> it was a person i would like to be. but social mores prevent me from being that way all the time. >> hey! what are you doing? what the -- are you doing? >> what am i doing? what are you doing? >> we decided we should walk this line where people watching could not be certain if it was really a documentary or embellished. but to play it as close to real as possible. sure enough, there are people who thought it was real. >> when he walked to my door, you play by my rules pretty take off your -- shoes! >> i have a tendency to get a little chilly when i take

[trumpet playing] larry said georgeanne loved it, although she was confused.re panhandling. and larry laughed it off, knowing that, in a way, this had become his job. his mission. every donation goes toward finding a cure, every dollar a fulfillment of larry's newfound purpose. >> the day that she died, i played that night. >> reporter: wow. >> but in my mind, i just say, the show goes on. [trumpet playing] >> reporter: after georgeanne died last year, larry started playing six nights a week. he has now raised more than $15,000 and has vowed to keep it up until alzheimer's is just a memory. [trumpet playing] steve hartman, "on the road," in cary, north carolina. >> john: and the show goes on. and that's tonight's "cbs evening news." for norah o'donnell, i'm john dickerson. good night, and have a great weekend. ♪ ♪ >>> the heat is on big time, the inland spots sweating it out in 90s and triple digits this holiday weekend, it is toasty out there on this first alert weather day , we are helping you get through the first heat wave of the summer. >>> it's going to

larry: good evening.rock purdy has been thinking about this moment since the nfc championship game. six-month removed from his elbow injury, he was back on the field for the 49ers. a little erratic. understandable. his arm looks strong. did have a ball pick but, come on. now it's all about reestablishing timing with his receivers and he said today felt like christmas morning. >> and they year like we did last year. it's heartbreaking. surgery, rehab, off-season, everything. missing ota's to be able to get out and play with my teammates, to me i was so excited just thinking about that. it was like last night was like christmas. you are excited for the next day. that's how it was for me this morning. i was excited to get out there. larry: this is not normal unless your name is shohei ohtani. he threw a one hitter against the tigers. first complete game for him. 6-0 angels. what did he do in game two? hit two homeruns, becoming the first player to throw a shout out in one half of a twin bill and then home or

ama: larry beil is here with sports.arry: 49ers opened training can but we have to wait until tomorrow to see brock purdy. the giants call off their 21-year-old top offensive prospect. we show you his debut, larry: the giants called you luciano. 21 years old. first time the giants have started to players under 22 since 1982. luciano taking it all in for his first time is a big leaguer. first at-bat came in the site -- second. might be, could be. caught. luciano, zero for two. casey schmidt. this is another youngster who is producing. mike yastrzemski scores. giants take the lead. he will come back in the fourth. jace peterson singled to center. jj ledet around to score. bad throw. ramon lori on her to come in as well. the a's would tie it up. it's about to get untied. austin's later. to run blast. giants sweep the two-game series. >> i thought he put a good swing on the ball. both were quality at-bat no problems with the little dribbler as well. it happens. looks great in the box. larry: team usa versus the netherlands.

ama: larry beil is here with sports. larry: the 49ers have for quarterbacks in training camp.trey lance only getting a few more wraps than the fourth stringer? accuracy is an issue. next in sports. larry: trade d the dodgers acquiring lance lynn and joe kelly from the white sox, sending traced thompson back to chicago. the giants will make a move for a big-time picture. we will see. red sox and giants. look at bald dude bob. bottom six. marco luciano. first big-league hit. you know the best part of this? the family there to soak it in. bottom seven. tying run at third. brett wisely strikes out. so does luciano. 3-1 socks in the a's. jocks -- joc pederson. solo blast. now it's a 3-2 game. kenley jansen blows away lake sable. a's and rockies in colorado. you almost never ever ever see this. tony kemp lays down the suicide squeeze. throws wide. shea linke leers dives and scores. safe. a's snap a three-game slide. trey lance got rave reviews for his off-season work. the first few days of training camp not --, not great. biggest concern, missing badly on short throws. so far, he's

larry confessed.rby, was with her brother dave when she surprised an intruder in our home. >> chris heard a noise, and she says dave, dave, is someone in the house? she opens the door and this is this guy, running out the door, jumps over the, fencing goes into the woods. he took off two quick. they could not catch him. >> the intruder got away. and that was that. or so larry and his family thought. then, came september 2009. and the events that trouble then cook. the first call came in at 3:15 am. september 17th. a terrified young mother described how she had been awakened by an intruder. blindfolded, tied up, stripped. and forced to pose for degrading pictures. after a couple of hours, the man left. >> and there are issues that would cause the police some concern. >> craig is a former fbi investigator and profiler. dateline nbc asked him to evaluate these cases. >> you have an individual taking pictures. >> what does that say? >> it suggests that the individual is playing out of fantasy. that is fan

i don't take the day off if larry fink is here larry, thank you so much for coming in. is an amazing company, and you have done an incredible job. >> thanks, guys. >> thanks, larry >>> when we come back, we'll get to more -- we're going to chat some markets here while we got the chance jim, we should mention health care outperforming this morning. unh, the top dow performer >> well, unh is a company that went down so many points, and it's been crushing -- look, even in the end, people said they were being hurt by pickleball. how crazy is that? but they are able to bump the trend, but i want people to understand that the whole industry is under tremendous pressure, given the fact that there are a lot of people who had delayed surgery through covid that are coming back that's why the hospitals are up. that's why the medical dwevice companies are up and that's why unh was at 558 $558 and is now y at $470. >> did you say it's under pressure because of pickleball because people are playing and getting injured? >> yes >> dates back to the ubs note a few weeks ago. >> sweeping

in 2021, ifp honored larry at their union 60th convention. larry griffin also served as president and a member of the board of directors of the booker t washington community service organization, a member of the san francisco fire commission, a member of the seiu executive board, a member of the san francisco jewish relations committee district coordinator at project safe, a board member of the north of panhandle neighborhood association, and most recently served on the rec and parks commission, where he was very engaged around ensuring that the greater tenderloin finally gets a new parks space that would serve seniors, people with disabilities and low income working families in one of the densest neighborhoods in our city. he was a tremendous advocate for racial and economic justice, which informed his votes and actions on the many bodies he served on. his impact went far beyond san francisco and larry was very active in the california and san francisco democratic parties, where he brought labor issues to the forefront. he was the first afri

in 2021, ifp honored larry at their union 60th convention. larry griffin also served as president and a member of the board of directors of the booker t washington community service organization, a member of the san francisco fire commission, a member of the seiu executive board, a member of the san francisco jewish relations committee district coordinator at project safe, a board member of the north of panhandle neighborhood association, and most recently served on the rec and parks commission, where he was very engaged around ensuring that the greater tenderloin finally gets a new parks space that would serve seniors, people with disabilities and low income working families in one of the densest neighborhoods in our city. he was a tremendous advocate for racial and economic justice, which informed his votes and actions on the many bodies he served on. his impact went far beyond san francisco and larry was very active in the california and san francisco democratic parties, where he brought labor issues to the forefront. he was the first afri

♪ banko brown larry: draymond green was -- larry: draymond green was all smiles yesterday.w it was coming today. first day of free agency. 25 million average. less than he would have gotten if he opted into the final year of his existing contract. he got the long-term extension. it's a guarantee. it's only taking 22 million net season. that could save the warriors over 40 million in tax payments. he is a complicated guy. a lot of issues but he's a basketball savant who does so much on the corporate -- court. curry his contract. in their eternal search for a big man that can shoot. the warriors were expected to sign dario sarath to a contract. he's been in the nba seven years, shot 39%. giants in the big apple. nothing like that new york pizza. wilmer flores, hi, his eighth of the year and we are tied. to the eighth. two on for patrick rate. the rookie is so clutch. three run? . the giants go ahead. look at all the orange behind the giants dug out. fans are everywhere. bailey did it all. bottom nine. strike to second. starling marte is out. next, calo doval strikes out brand

gop candidate larry elder claims he fits that bill and joins us later this hour.ight to stop china from buying our farmland and the fight for america to regain the energy independence that that we once had under president trump, we'll be with talking to republican presidential candidate and north dakota governor doug burgum. it's all right here, right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ jason: we begin with new developments on hunter biden as calls grow for the judge in his case to reject the sweetheart plea deal. as we mentioned moment asking, hunter biden's attorney abby lowell sent a letter to committee chairman jason smith accusing him of trying to undermine the law. lowell says the hunter whatsapp messages smith posted to social media looked fake but doesn't write anything refuting the contents of the messages. lowell also claims that the irs whistleblowers were, quote, not told as every government interview iser does that providing false testimony could lead ecoto criminal charges. but the transcripts from both their testimonies released by the ways and mea

larry: it is all about reps.ea will host the super bowl and olympics in 2026, a high-powered committee assembled loaded with local business and sports leaders. the ceo and president of the bay area host committee has three years to plan this and time will live by. >> i am excited to do both of those things in one year. i think about people who live in the bay and i have a family of two boys, and what i tell them is for people who live in the bay area in 2026, this is going to be a great year to be a resident of the bay. you will be able to walk around with swagger because nobody has done this before and we are going to do it. larry: 2026. the a's are visiting the rockies in colorado. tony kemp laying down the suicide squeeze. the ball gets away. he scores. very few teams run suicide squeeze is. the a's lead 5-1 in the fourth. seth curry an appearance on the youtube series called the hot ones. it combines a normal interview interspersed with the guests eating progressively hotter and hotter and hotter chicken wing

ama: larry beil is here with sports. larry: the 49ers have for quarterbacks in training camp.ce only getting a few more wraps than the fourth stringer? stringer? accuracy are you tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters keep your laundry smelling fresh waaaay longer than detergent alone. if you want laundry to smell fresh for weeks, make sure you have downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters. larry: trade d the dodgers acquiring lance lynn and joe kelly from the white sox, sending traced thompson back to chicago. the giants will make a move for a big-time picture. we will see. red sox and giants. look at bald dude bob. bottom six. marco luciano. first big-league hit. you know the best part of this? the family there to soak it in. bottom seven. tying run at third. brett wisely strikes out. so does luciano. 3-1 socks in the a's. jocks -- joc pederson. solo blast. now it's a 3-2 game. kenley jansen blows away lake sable. a's and rockies in colorado. you almost never ever ever see this. tony kemp lays down the suicide squeeze. th

larry kudlow of fox business.forth. >> yeah. i mean, there's no doubt that trump has more momentum, recently and that the ground that ron desantis has given up in those percentage points have kind of been sprinkled through a few other candidates. there's a lot of stories, obviously, over the weekend about what's going on in the campaign. they have let some people go. they are rejiggering. but, you know what? this is the moment when you can retool. there is the possibility that they can come out with a stronger second period. i remember there was a very iffy period for the obama campaign in the first round when the donors were getting nervous where they said if we don't win iowa this thing is over. whether or not this is a parallel situation, given the two candidates, i think that remains to be seen. >> bret: larry, you are a money guy, when you hear the campaign cash issue and you look at the people and what their number is, how big a deal at this point in the race do you think that is? >> well, i think it's a fai

larry. all right. thank you, sandhya. continue light traffic on the golden gate bridge means financial peril for the agency that operates the bridge as well as bus and ferry service between marin county and san francisco bridge crossings are down by 15% from pre-pandemic levels and down 30% during morning commutes. that's 100,000 fewer bridge crossings per day. we talk with the spokesperson for the golden gate bridge, highway and transportation district on our getting answers show today at three bridge tolls account for more than half of the district's operating revenue and help subsidize the transit services that the district provides. however, when bridge traffic declines, we still have enough money to maintain the golden gate bridge. but we're missing some funding that we had before the pandemic to subsidize our bus and our ferry transit systems to avoid falling off a fiscal cliff. the golden gate bridge, highway and transportation district is being forced to reduce expenses by scaling back on bus and ferry services is