not larry.vestigation? >> i believe so. >> and in truth, when cops arrested larry, they knew there was no physical proof connecting him to those internet searches and so they continued to dig. >> larry had a lot of stuff in his wallet, a lot of pocket trash, business cards, pieces of paper, receipts. i wouldn't want to sit on his wallet, let's put it that way. >> while going through that wallet, beals found this phone number written on a little slip of paper. >> i said, "holy cow, this first number is the bomb phone number." i keep going through the contents of the wallet and here's the second number. >> that's right. larry hoagland had, in his wallet, the numbers of both cell phones used as detonators on the first bomb, the one that didn't explode. that's an unbelievable piece of luck. >> i'd like to call it investigative genius, but, yeah, it was fantastic. really good to find that. >> and that tied larry to the unexploded bomb. >> exactly. >> if you're thinking, it would be hard to explain aw

larry: find me that fare.ash in the mail, once it is gone, you probably will not get it at, which explains why scammers tell you to pay that way. we see this all the time. if you don't know the person asking, do not wire money. as long as we are kind of talking about this, don't send a gift card or gift card numbers and passwords either. western union is well known, but there are many other wiring services. if you get scanned and figure it out quickly enough, contact the wire service and your bank, and if you are really really lucky, they can stop the transaction. the better your seat, the more you pay. that's how it works at concerts and sporting events, so why not movie theaters? amc theaters started to do that early this year in a pilot program that has just now been abandoned. amc was trying a three-tier pricing structure were most seats paid the regular price. the best seats in the middle were charged more and the front-row seats paid less. turns out even with the savings, few want to do sit down in front

larry: is the person in this box? kristen: no. [laughter] larry: i don't know. i was just thinking -- kristen: were you looking over my shoulders again? sandhya: and if you miss something, it is a good opportunity to have this summarized, right? larry: yeah. i want to launch larry what were the characteristics be? we don't have time for that. [laughter] nobody? there really is not a huge demand. kristen: i would not put a lot of money into researching that. larry: thank you. despite the digital age, we have catalogs that have not gone away. look at this. this is a beast. it is restoration hardwares. it is so big that people have questioned the relevance. i have to say, it is nice. it is not the first time we have talked about catalogs. this has gone on for more than one decade. one person wrote that the giant catalog shows has an appalling lack of consciousness. it is beautifully done. i have to say they are super exorbitant prices but can we just have this online? do we need a magazine form to kill all the trees to get this? michael: i thought they quit sending

larry: we don't know. spencer: just asking. larry: i don't know.e, you probably have as well. i never thought about scooping up some water or climbing across. what, really? this is what you are doing? at least she is not thro plastic, her single use plastic away. kristen: spencer, you go to italy quite a bit. the cherry fountain, aren't you supposed to throw a coin? i think they're hoping that woman will never come back. [laughter] spencer: maybe she dropped a few coins on her way to get her water bottle refilled. kristen: benefit of the doubt. a new personal-finance trend is going viral on tiktok. girl math is what they call it. it's using humor to get people to justify spending by emphasizing savings or cost per wear. if a store is having a sale, you have to buy something, otherwise you're losing money. or if the starbucks app has loaded, the coffee is free, or cash is not real money, or if you paid with cash is free. anything under five dollars is free too. any big ticket item can be measured by cost per wear. if you buy a $360 billion purse, if

larry: thank you. let's go live to maui where melissa adan is covering the story, and joining us with an update. can you give us the latest on the fires. we knew there were three, are those out or close out? at this point. fire officials confirming with us, one of the largest of those fires, impressive, the wind gusts that are still coming. we are feeling discussed coming in. still very strong, making the firefight difficult, the largest one, 80% contained, another 70% contained, and a third, officials are getting their hands on it. they remain hit -- hopeful. larry: we saw the cars behind you. we assume you're on the highway, which is the main road for people who don't know, to get into west maui. that will be how you get to lahaina, is that closed? scene setter, you are right, this road becomes that one way in, one way out access point. a lot of it is emergency response vehicles or tourists, or others that have been able to evacuate. the stoppage is an impressive line of cars. it was dozens or earlie

larry: no.ughter] i do remember, hot or not, you upload your picture and people give you a reading. but am i ugly? >> why would you even want to do that? larry: i have no idea why you would want to do that unless you have so much spare time on your hands like a lot of reddit users have. it sound like a consumer story to me. >> either side to that, am i hot or ugly, he will have strangers -- you will ask a that question? that's odd. kristen: if you think you are hot, you are hot, that is all that is important. [laughter] larry: what did they say about you? [laughter] >> let's submit larry's picture. >> he probably already has. >> lamborghini is sharing a sneak peek at its new electric car. its first fully electric model, look at the wheels. the car is milar to other lamborghinis but rides higher off of the ground so it can go on rough terrain. because so many lamborghini owners are off-road ani guess. it has backseat room availab because there is no engine. expected to go into production in 202 a

larry: you're not saying he has nothing going on. dan: it has evolved. larry: steve has evolved.hat himself. dan: all the coaches look pretty good. kristen: they really do. we need the anchor ken. larry: the ai tool that created that. kristen: are you looking for a low maintenance pet? a german woman says she has the perfect fit, snails. >>'s now as good as a pet because if you want a -- closed properly you -- it does not need so much attention. you do not need to walk your snail for example. kristen: no, you cannot walk your snail. chris buckley has amassed nearly 200,000 followers on tick tiktok and gives advice on how to keep pets nails at home. one might call her the summit snailfluencer. dan: you can walk your snail, just extremely slowly. larry: it is going to be a long walk. maybe not long but it is going to be a time-consuming walk. kristen: who would consider this? sandhya: hard pass. dan: you don't have to worry about housebreaking them i suppose. they don't really, they are called. they are not very good watch snails i would imagine. larry: not super cuddly. dan: you a

larry: thank you. the owner ofa a iconicn -- an iconic san francisco business is sending a message to state officials. the owner of gump's took out a full-page ad to the cry the state of the city also demanding immediate action. the open letter says, as we prepare for our 166th holiday season at 250 post street, we fear this may be our last because of the profound erosion of the city's conditions. joining us to talk about the reputation of san francisco his insider -- is insider phil matier. what is your reaction? >> it is understandable. somebody bought a business that was struggling to survive in san francisco. a historic one that goes back almost 100 years or so. it's an investment firm out of new york and they want something done. . they've got an investment here. they are not alone. we are seeing it all-around union square. it's a reminder. city hall needs to be constantly reminds her. otherwise they will issue another statement and move on to the next issue they want to move to. larry: there are

larry: teacher shortage. the principal of lincoln high school sent a letter to parents think the district has not been able to hire instructors for various subjects. the superintendent greeted students and parents at cobb elementary this morning. he said the district is exploring ways to attract teachers despite the high cost of living. >> the city can be expensive, and we are working on having additional teacher housing and making it affordable for teachers to be in the city and work here to support our students. larry: wayne told us the district is continuing to hire individuals who do not yet have their teaching credentials and helping them earn those credentials. on monday the california state superintendent of public instruction announced new statewide and the state isachers exploring how to about retired teachers to come back as substitutes without negatively impacting their pensions. kristen: they are also returning to school this week at uc berkeley with the fall semester starting today. it is movemen

larry: and i am larry beil. we were expecting an update coming up soon. here's what we know so far. y: san jose police -- karina: as a police it ofcers were spotted to a whe report of a faistuance. that isn ofcer was shot and the person who shot that officerbarraded themselves in a home for hours but eventually was taken into custody. larry: we have abc 7 news teen coverage with dustin dorsey at the hospital, monitoring the condition of the officer. karina: let's begin with zach fuentes, who is live at the scene where this all unfolded. he joins us now. zach? zach: hey guys. just before 8:00 is when the call came in. the scene has been active for many hours. traffic is finally moving down meridian south, heading toward parker we are on meridian now. remember, police announced just after 15 this afternoon that a suspect was in custody, more than five hours after that initial call. it has been a shocking morning for those involved in for all those who live and work around here. moments after those flashbangs rang out in this neighborhood, officers were seen taking a man from one of th

larry: well -- >> i can do it. [laughter] come on, why not? larry: what kind of pizza?ly. i love black olives. >> i think i'll pass. i like pizza. but i don't think i would do it. larry: would you take the $110,000? >> sure, why not? >> without eating the pizza. [laughter] kristen: the stipend seems low. how much pizza can you have? >> if it's once a week -- kristen: then you would not be a great influencer. >> i'm not spending my own money. that's for sure. kristen: necessity is proving to be the mother of invention in the need for transportation has prompted a bicycle workshop to begin building bicycles out of bamboo, which is very abundant on the island nation. the workshop has partnered with groups from stay-at-home others to the deaf community to teach residents how to make the bicycles and repair them. i think this is a great idea. bamboo is a pretty strong would. -- strong wood. they have a lot of that as a natural resource? larry: i love this actually. is fantastic. . it's taking the resources that you have and making the most of them for a lot of people who can

larry: it is hard to see. the last few days by myself and family members over what is going on. kristen: parents and psychedelics, to things you don't often hear about in the same sentence until now. some moms are apparently u small amounts of psychedelic mushrooms to help with anxiety and improve wellness. a mom in colorado recently started micro dosing to be more present and aware for her children. there have been studies suggesting mood improvement but it can cause increased heart rate, blood pressure and vomiting. they can be bought at certain stores in some cities including san francisco and oakland. tracy talked about her first time trying mushrooms at 44. >> the most beautiful, confirming, joyful experience i've ever had. >> do you feel anything? >> i guess relief might be one word that everyone could universally understand. your mood might change to a place you feel more stable. kristen: i don't know what you think about it. micro dosing is not a nw thing. in silicon valley, it was a big trend for a wh

larry: time for the four at four.t with a tackle at a baseball game. >> atlanta braves star ronald acuna junior was on the field when fans jumped barricades and ran toward him. they fan ran toward him before security intervened. the fans are now facing charges of the peace. we are seeing more and more of these situations. i know it is baseball, there are 162 games, but the security has to be way better than it is. last week in chicago, some woman smuggled in a gun and there was somebody shot. the players will be respectful and tried not to engage. to me, are they going to stab me or shoot me? you don't know. it is scary. larry: security has to be much better. >> it is sad that we live at a time where everything we do and everything we go to has to have high security. kristen: that reminds me of concerts. you don't go up there and give a hug. pickle ball is america's fastest-growing sport but one homeowner says the game is too loud. in a change.org petition, a resident says noise from the wall courts is altering lives

larry: i am larry beil. have a terrific night.11:00. ♪ ♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is the... [cheers and applause] here is our fifth group of "jeopardy!" champions-- a pension calculation developer from cary, north carolina... a consultant from plano, texas... and a meteorologist from minneapolis, minnesota... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--ken jennings! thank you, johnny. welcome back to the tournament of champions. in yesterday's game, 4-day champion john focht made the most of the two daily doubles in the double jeopardy! round, cruising into final jeopardy! with the first runaway game of the tournament. today we welcome three more great champs in eric, jaskaran, and jackie,

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

larry: thank you. an early morning fire at an apartment building in san jose forced at least a dozen people from their homes near japan town. san jose firefighters say that blaze started around 4:15 this morning on north 3rd street at east taylor street. one person was taken to the hospital as a precaution but is expected to be ok. the red cross is working to help people affected by this fire find a new place to stay. kristen: in san francisco, families living in rv parks cle to lake merced -- or i should say rv's parked near lake merced hill need to move in the comiths. larry: those families say they ended up living in rv's despite having jobs. luz pena is in the area where families hope the city will help them. the concern is will people continue to live there or do they move the rv's? what happens next? luz: we met multiple families last week who live on the winston drive. all have jobs and say they ended up here after losing their jobs or having hours cut and not being able to pay rent. for the pas

larry: thank you. although fentanyl overdoses can be reversed, parents with fentanyl victims want to remind all of us about the dangers of this drug. our reporter parents in san jose who say awareness is the key to saving lives. >> i don't want to meet another parent who lost her child because their child was not educated. >> overcome with emotion says parents remember their children before they died of a fentanyl overdose. one of them, her son died on thanksgiving weekend after taking what he thought was annexed from a friend -- was a pill from a friend. >> he was not there. he had no clue what happened. the deputy, i believe found the drug in his pocket. holding a portrait of her son, she remembers him as a fun and caring man and says her son did not know the drug he took was laced with fentanyl. >> it did not make sense to me. it is a drug, you would have to take a bottle of it for anything like this to happen. the santa clarita supervisor gathered parents and leaders to spread awareness about the d

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larry: mr.mp faces for criminal counts in the special counsel probe into efforts to overturn the 2020 election. kristen: justin finch takes us into those allegations. >> special counsel jack smith indicting former president donald trump again. >> it was issued by a grand jury of citizens here in the district of columbia. except for -- and sets forth the crimes in detail. >> after replying not guilty to the mar-a-lago probe in june, trump is facing for nuke -- felony counts into -- scheme to keep him in the white house even though they knew that he lost the election to joe biden. the indictment also accuses trump of creating fake electors in seven states, trying to compel the justice department to hold sham election investigations, pressuring vice president pence to reject legitimate electoral votes, and sending his supporters to the capital to obstruct the certification proceeding and exert pressure on the vice-president. jamie raskin served on the committee that investigated the capital attack.

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remember that, larry.y: prime day wasn't good enough. >> it did not share which days it would be holding the next sales event. we will keep track and let you know. netflix launch a new app on the apple i store they will soon allow subscribers to play games on their tv's. the app, dubbed netflix controller let you use your phone or tablet as a controller after pairing it with your tv. you can then play games available through netflix, for now it is not functional, and we don't know yet which games will be compatible. netflix first began carrying games back in 2021 and now has more than 50 titles. this would triple that for sure. larry: it's a brilliant strategy, to make it that you have to have netflix if you're playing these games. allow you to play the game at the speed you like. larry: the police chief following an attack that led to a really large fight in alabama. a terrifying scene that was captured on tape. what we are learning about some of those involved in this. kristen: and a bay area company tha

larry: great way to connect people. on treasure island one of the first autonomous shuttles in the state is running. a fully electric shuttle that will run every day from 9:00 to 6:00. it's running a nine month long pilot program to give the community a chance to try out the service. as the population grows and new housing developments go up, local leaders saying have -- say that having transportation is key. >> the shuttle will connect to the transit setter into the ferry. -- center and the ferry. it will have connections to the buses that go to the mainland and east bay. larry: the shuttle is free and will take passengers to seven stops around treasure island. more young women being diagnosed with cancer according to a new study. federal researchers study that data from 17 national cancer institute registries. they looked at more than 500,000 cases of early-onset cancer between the years of 2010 and 2019. the study found that early-onset cancers in women increased slightly over that decade. young women in their 30's s

larry: great way to connect people.sure island one of the first autonomous shuttles in the state is running. a fully electric shuttle that will run every day from 9:00 to 6:00. it's running a nine month long pilot program to give the community a chance to try out the service. as the population grows and new housing developments go up, local leaders saying have -- say that having transportation is key. >> the shuttle will connect to the transit setter into the ferry. -- center and the ferry. it will have connections to the buses that go to the mainland and east bay. larry: the shuttle is free and will take passengers to seven stops around treasure island. more young women being diagnosed with cancer according to a new study. federal researchers study that data from 17 national cancer institute registries. they looked at more than 500,000 cases of early-onset cancer between the years of 2010 and 2019. the study found that early-onset cancers in women increased slightly over that decade. young women in their 30's saw the b

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

balki: larry, larry, larry!y could have the most outlandish traditions. bronson: which was great because nobody ever got insulted. jim colucci: so they could get away with a lot more as outsiders and have a perspective on us. balki: i am balki bartokomous, philo my fifth cousin three times removed is the step uncle to your father on my mother's side larry: i see, so we're sort of related by rumour. mark linn baker: tom miller and bob boyett who were the creators of perfect strangers were an incredible production team. bronson pinchot: they had been at the los angeles olympics in '84. and they said, we love this spirit of like you know people coming to america and loving it so we want to do a show about an ebullient, innocent... mark linn baker: who is making his way in america. balki: what this? [blows party horn] balki: isn't that something? only in america. you know in mypos to do that we had to squeeze a frog. bronson pichot: i mean so everybody's a fish out of water in some way and it's like, oh, that silly

larry: with that we say good afternoon and thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil. kristen: i'm kristen sze. three federal judges are reviewing an injunction that temporarily blocks the city from clearing homeless encampments. larry: luz pena is in the near-term with what happened in and out of the courtroom. reporter: today was a crucial day for the city and county of san francisco and the coalition on homelessness. the city is being sued by the coalition and the order is keeping the city from clearing encampments as long as the number of people experiencing homelessness is greater than the number of and the fact that the court daetz have crippled our ability to do our jobs, to help get people into shelter is criminal , right? if we have a place for someone to go, they need to go. there has to be accountability. >> mayor breed accused the coalition on homelessness of holding san francisco hostage with an injunction that limits the city's ability to tackle homelessness. >> the city is being taken advantage of and we are tired of it. >> among the crowd, this business

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

larry: i will take my medicine now. ama: coming up -- [laughter] larry: the show was over here.0 catch jeopardy masters at 9:00, at 10:00 it is the chase, stay with us for abc7 news at 11:00. abc7 news is streaming 24/7. get the bay area app and join us whenever you want, wherever you are. dan: spencer may get one of these walks. ama: swing by spencer. [laughter] larry: it goes up, it goes down. it's all science. ama: thanks for joining us. dan: for spencer christian, larry beil, all of us, we appreciate your time. have a nice evening. ♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is the... here is our second group of "jeopardy!" champions-- a graduate assistant from spring hill, tennessee... a software developer from san francisco, california... and an actor originally from coral gables, florida... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- ken jennings. [cheers and applause] thank you, johnny. and welcome to the second quarterfinal game in our tournament of champions. yesterday, four-day champion maureen o'neil secured her spot in the semifinals. and today we wel

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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: i'm larry beil. a man accused of killing his grandmother and a-year-old nephew is now in custody. kristen: he was supposed to go before a judge to answer the charges but refused to show up. abc7 news's suzanne fahn has the latest. >> this case is a tragedy. there is an elderly victim, a very young victim. reporter: we are learning more about a deadly double standing in this neighborhood in san jose on august 4. the suspect, nathan addison, refused to show up in court today to answer to charges of murder, felony assault and criminal threats. that came as a surprise to the family members and court staff. >> we didn't know he was going to be an refusal. reporter: his hold until monday, accordingrrat was postponed until monday. to the da's office,ing to the das n killed office, was addison's grandmother, delfina addison's e boy was addison'sfina six turned nephew, jordan cam walker. authorities are nephew, j not w. saying what the motivethey was in the killis motive was i. today we heard from k the prose

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