i knew larry david. was a writer on snl and that is why he sent me the seinfeld scripts because he knew me. that is something good that came out of it. >> so he get the credit for elaine? he wrote it. not only that but thought you would be perfect? >> yeah. you walked in and said bingo. there was not a maybe, maybe. >> that was nice. it was great. when i got the scripts, i said will we be able to get away with this because that show was not written like most television shows. the conversations were not particularly meaningful. they were small conversations that were funny. that appeal to me tremendously. ♪ the following is a paid advertisement for the new face of time life, starvista entertainment. the brands you trust. now we are reaching for the stars. hollywood's biggest stars and america's biggest comedian and the greatest talent of all time. you are about to be a legend. >> ladies and gentlemen, don

what also was good i knew larry , david.e was a writer on snl and that is why he sent me the seinfeld scripts because he knew me. that is something good that came out of it. >> so he gets the credit for elaine? >> he wrote it. >> not only that but thought you would be perfect? >> yeah. >> you walked in and said bingo. there was not a maybe, maybe. just walk in, we found our elaine. >> that was nice. it was great. when i got the scripts, i said will we be able to get away with this because that show was not written like most television shows. >> has so? >> the conversations were not particularly meaningful. they were small conversations that were funny. that appealed to me tremendously. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> live from pier three in san francisco, welcome to "bloomberg west." where we cover innovation, technology, and the future of business. i'm emily chang. google is hoping its latest shot -- moonshot takes flight. testing delivery drones and taking aim at amazon. we look into the challenges of drone flight and how long it will be before

and what also was good, i knew larry david. larry david was a writer on snl. and that's how come he sent me these seinfeld scripts because he knew me. and so that's something good that came out of snl too. >> rose: so he gets the credit for elaine, doesn't he. >> yeah, sure, yeah. he wrote it. >> rose: i wrote it and not only that, he thought you would be perfect? >> yeah, yeah. >> rose: i mean you walked in and they just said bingo, it was not a whole lot of maybe, maybe, maybe. >> no. >> rose: it was walk in, bingo. we've found our elaine. >> yeah. that was nice, it was great. and when we were doing sign-- when i read those scripts of larries and i thought are we going to be able to get away with this because that show was not written like most television shows. >> how so. >> it was the conversations were not particularly meaningful. they were small conversations that were funny. >> rose: funny right. >> and that appealed to me tremendously. >> rose: for more about this program and early episodes visit us on-line@pbs.org an charlie rose.com. >> funding for c

i knew larry david. a writer on snl and that is why he sent me the seinfeld scripts because he knew me. that is something good that came out of it. >> he gets the credit for a lane? >> yes. he wrote it. >> not only that, he thought you would be perfect. >> yes. >> you walked in and said bingo. there was not a maybe, maybe. we have found re: lane. >> that was nice. it was great. when i got the scripts, i said will we be able to get away with this because that show was not written like most television shows. >> how so? the conversations were not particularly meaningful. they were small conversations that were funny. that appealed to me tremendously. ♪ >> it is a contest of skill and luck. where reading your opponents and the odds are the keys to victory. and it is a game every banker, broker, and trader wants to master. >> go big or go home. >> poker is wall street's newest obsession. the parallels between smart investing strategy and killer poker moves can't be denied. >> you injured the dragon. >> tonigh

i knew larry david. was a writer on snl and that is why he sent me the seinfeld scripts because he knew me. that is something good that came out of it. like so he get the credit for he wrote it. not only that but thought you would be perfect? >> yeah. you walked in and said bingo. a maybe, maybe. >> that was nice. it was great. , i saidot the scripts will we be able to get away with this because that show was not written like most television shows. the conversations were not particularly meaningful. they were small conversations that were funny. that appeal to me tremendously. ♪ . ♪ >> this is "taking stock." i'm pimm fox. today's theme is ingredients. stew leonards stores have been described as disneyland for dairy products. plus, combine protein packed ingredients into a tasty snack food. the quest for the perfect chip. meet the president of quest nutrition. the musical group counting crows will debut a new studio album. musician and composer adam

larry david. they love to wander around talking about whatever.hey are both preoccupied by whether rules are written and whether you need to figure out the right thing to do but no one tells you. larry david is a dispeptic, he would yell at the audience and storm off and seinfeld is a sweet loving guy. and they push it all through that personality and character. and of course put larry david in the george character and that's where seinfeld comes from. >> one of the great creative pairings of all time of course is lennon and mccartney. how did their personalities mesh? >> it's the same basic ingredients which begins with the alignment, they both loved the music, both super ambitious, but the tension comes from john lennon being this associative guy, poetic, always wanting to break things. he would always play to language constantly. and paul mccartney was a perfect mime. he under stoot structustood str. he said when he started writing stonk songs, he wanted to write for sinatra. but together, they made a beautiful thing. the alignment and the tens

this summer, we mark the occasion with a look back at its cocreators and stars, jerry seinfeld, larry davidstudio system. it's a few people working on this thing. an we're just doing what we think is funny. and the cast is amazing. it's an amazing group of talent. each one of the people in our cast could easily, easily hold down their own show. >> i felt like i was ready to do shall did -- i felt hi done that and now i wanted to try something else. >> seinfeld when we continue. funding for c

and guests included larry david, "seinfeld" actress julia louis-dreyfus, ethel kennedy. this is rfk, jr's third marriage and cheryl hines' second. >> good for them. >> yes. >>> now, a look at your monday weather, here's meteorologist jeannette calle. thanks for joining us today. >> i fwood to be here. i'm battling a cold, but it's great to be here on this monday morning. we expect to see more showers and thunderstorms across the interior sections of the west. the monsoon flow will continue to keep things quite active. we expect to see showers and thunderstorms anywhere from idaho down to utah, including nevada and northern sections of arizona. scattered showers and thunderstorms farther inland from billings down into albuquerque. l.a. partly to mostly sunny. meanwhile, it is warming up in seattle and portland. plenty of sunshine with high temperatures ranging about ten to 15 degrees above the normal. spokane, washington, really feeling the heat once again today. it is going to get a lot cooler later in the week in the pacific northwest there. >> i like that sunshine in s

larry david, 20 years before the critics said -- this crazy guy is brilliant. just have to go your own way. the door shuts, find the window. >> let me ask you a question. >> sure. >> last night on this program without me asking or saying anything about it, unprompted, you raised the issue of carson and what happened and how he didn't speak to you. the question i always wanted to ask you, he's gone and you are still here, if -- >> dead. not just gone. he is dead. >> how do you navigate forward when someone who meant so much to you really cuts you off and there's no way to really get closure on it on it because he's dead and you just have to live with that hurt and the pain and that disrespect until you die? how do you navigate past that? >> first of all, it made me so sad that this man who everything couldn't forgive that he thought i left the show for 21 years. what kind of a -- that's -- that's what's eating you inside? that always made me very sad about him. his son died. killed in an automobile accident after -- after he cut me off and everything. i wrote hi

guests included hines's former co-star larry david, julia louis-dreyfus and kevin nealon. the box office made huge money this weekend! marvel's "guardians of the galaxy" demolished expectations, raking in almost one hundred million dollars in the u-s and more than 160- million worldwide. "lucy" dropped down to number two this week, making less than 20-million dollars after a strong opening last weekend. and the james brown biopic "get on up" rounded out the top three, bringing in a little over 14-million dollars. ansari. >> vicki liviakis in just a matter of months we have sports night's live with jason and bip with all your sports needs. it happens right after the news at 9:00 and, in matter of seconds. we have a little bit of time for the weather. >> brian van aken we have a big system in southern california that is heading north into the sierras. we should see a little bit of that which some showers and mild temperatures by the bay. there's the wet weather for tuesday with a thunderstorm possible on tuesday. i am pretty excited. >> vicki liviakis that's it for the kron

. -- it was funny, because larry david, as you know, created the show with larry, and larry and i knew ys, and he,"snl" da you know, he and i were both at the time "snl" -- >> because? >> does it was not a good time at "snl." it was dog eat dog, and there was no material, and i was getting on the air little. we were miserable and sort of enjoyed being miserable together, and then he got this show on nbc, and it was like all of a sudden, this feeling that the people who were running the show, our shows i felt, we were sort of like, you know, the nuts running the asylum. getting believe we are away with this, and that is what it felt like, and that was fun. >> i want to talk about the other projects. you went from "snl" to "seinfeld," and then the film he made with james gandolfini. >> "enough said." >> and then he died. >> written and directed by nicole, that was another toy to make. i have had some very good gigs recently. jimless to say, i wish that dando feeney -- james gandolfini was here to enjoy the work, but i was really proud of that, how it came out, yes. >> sort of returning t

including family matriarch ethel kennedy and actors larry david and julia louis dreyfus. bill murray has joined the cast of disney's 'the jungle book'... which will be directed by jon favreau. murray will voice baloo, the lovable bear who befriends the human orphan mowgli. disney's version of the jungle book is scheduled to be released in october of 20-15. warner brothers is also working on a jungle book movie with andy serkis directing... but no word on that date. >> th12 the fate of 12 billion people is in the hands of criminals? >> yes. >> galaxy" demolished expectations at the weekend box office -- raking in almost 100- million dollars in the u-s, and more than 160-million worldwide. "lucy", "get on up", "hercules" and "dawn of the planet of the apes" round out the top five. tim is here for demetrius this morning. >> were starting off mild in the mid to upper 60s. we're looking for a high of 85 with scattered showers and thunderstorms developing late in the morning towards midday. we could have some heavy downpours. the temperatures will slip back into the '70s. maybe

clubs together in new york, that was a group that included like people like gilbert god freed, larry davidrry sign field. we kept seeing this come trick san francisco. this guy would come into a room which would have ten people at 2:00 in the morning and blow the room away. sure enough, one time he comes in, sure enough he came in, nobody had ever seen anything like this. and he blew the room away like you never saw this stuff happen. so i met him back then and of course we remained friends. the thing to remember, as brilliant as he was, as genius an artist as he was, the old adage he was even a better person really applies to this guy. he was a san francisco comic. when the outbreak of aids first hilt san francisco, there were a couple of colleagues who were stricken by this and robin i know took care of these guys under the table and did it anonymously. when christopher reeve, his roommate from julliard, had his terrible accident, robin took care of him. this was one of the most special, most generous -- it's just tough. you don't know what's greater, the the talent, the genius, or the m

david: what do you think, larry? you look at numbers after-hours. they don't look good for groupon. >> no, they don't. hard to get excited about a company that has so much competition. they have to transform themselves in a way to compete with amazon. how are they going to do that? i would love to see it happen. you have to also remember, deteriorating in being, return on investment is dismal. revenue has been bad. trying to move from push to pull environment at the same time trying to make inroads in asia and again, recreating themselves. so it is down 40% on the year. does it have some life? i don't know. i think your money could be invested in better places right now. liz: in better places. it is a miss on revenue. so at the moment groupon is still holding these losses after the market session. which brings me to brian, when you put up a name, say, for example, like bank of america or aig, these are somewhat controversial depending on the he lines de jure but you're specificking with them. why so important to have these two financial names in a p

. >> yep, now she plays larry david's wife in curb your entheusiasm, where cheryle behind is, now shee wish them the best. >> fascinating guy of course. >> rfk? >> yes, very involved with environmental issues, very focused dude, smart guy. don't know about the other ancillary stuff. >> bill murray, you all remember, been a while since bull murray has done anything. when is the last time he did anything? >> caddy shack. >> in franklin roosevelt movie couple of years ago. he shows up in things every once in a while, yes. >> okay, well, the thing that everybody does, really made it in hollywood apparently you lend your voice to some sort of animated flick. i think it started when shrek. remember? cameras diaz. >> give young aspiring voice actors a chance. you don't see their face anyway. >> true. but people like the familiar voice resonates with people. you know who it is, you know like when morgan freeman does something, you know, actually who it is. >> ann love chris rock. >> the barry tone. >> i love chris rock in mathis gas car. he makes that zebra, i think. >> not necessarily bill m

she's best men for playing larry david ace wife on curb your enthusiasm. kennedy is a royer and radio permit. >>> michael johns has died. australian born sing's period in season seven of the show and released an album in 2009. tmz reports that johns died from a blood clot after recently twisting his ankle. johns family released a statement calling him a wonderful husband son brother, uncle and friend. johns was 35 years old. >>> still to come carol answers his pet questions in this weeks ask the vet. >> something that might help shedding, that you could find right in your own grocery store. we will check that out with doctor rose, on ask the ♪ ♪ ♪ it's time to bring it out in the open. it's time to drop your pants for underwareness, a cause to support the over 65 million people who may need depend underwear. show them they're not alone and show off a pair of depend. because wearing a different kind of underwear, is no big deal. join us. support the cause and get a free sample of depend at underwareness.com you know, one of the questions we have talk about

i mean, seinfeld was, it is funny, because larry david who, you know created this show with jerry, larry and i knew each other from snl days and he, you know, he and i were both miserable at snl at the time. >> because? >> because it was not a good time at snl, it was dog-eat-dog and wasn't get any material in the air, i wasn't get time on the air except little parts and stuff for the most part, and so we were miserable together and we sort of enjoyed being miserable together, then he got the show on nbc and it is like all of a sudden, i mean, there was this feeling like the people who were running the show, our show seinfeld, we were sort of like, you know, the nuts running the asylum, it is like i can't believe we are getting away from this so that's what it felt like and that was fun. >> let's talk about all of the projects too, first of all you went from snl to seinfeld and seinfeld to a variety of other things but the film you made with james gal by any. >> yes,. enough said. >> enough side and released after he died. >> yes, it was, it was, directed, written and directed by nicole

clubs together in new york, that was a group that included like people like gilbert god freed, larry davidrry sign field. we kept seeing this come trick san francisco. this guy would come into a room which would have ten people at 2:00 in the morning and blow the room away. sure enough, one time he comes in, sure enough he came in, nobody had ever seen anything like this. and he blew the room away like you never saw this stuff happen. so i met him back then and of course we remained friends. the thing to remember, as brilliant as he was, as genius an artist as he was, the old adage he was even a better person really applies to this guy. he was a san francisco comic. when the outbreak of aids first hilt san francisco, there were a couple of colleagues who were stricken by this and robin i know took care of these guys under the table and did it anonymously. when christopher reeve, his roommate from julliard, had his terrible accident, robin took care of him. this was one of the most special, most generous -- it's just tough. you don't know what's greater, the the talent, the genius, or the m

. >> the happy couple credits "curb your enthusiasm" and "seinfeld" creator larry david for bringingthem two years in a row at separate ski resorts. they were both married at the time. >> congratulations to them. >>> next, beyonce dropped a surprise on all of us this weekend, releasing a new remix of her song "flawless." >> the sneak attack remix featuring nicki minaj features a line from the queen bee addressing that infamous fight, you see it there between jay z and sister solange on that elevator at the standard hotel. ♪ i woke up like this i woke up like this flawless ♪ ♪ ladies i woke up like this ♪ i woke up like this ♪ flawless >> unfortunately we can't play you the line about the elevator because it was laced with vulgarities and the song does not directly address the persistent rumors of beyonce and jay z heading for divorce. >> so many people buzzing about this, whether it's a p.r. ploy, whether this is actually real. the mystery continues. >> people want to know about the elevator, they want to know about the divorce. >> they do, a lot to watch there indeed. >>> next we're

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. >> larry david from curb your enthusiasm. i think julia louis dreyfus was there. there she is.e looks fabulous. >> she did. >> i loved the dress, her choice and i hope them -- i hope them. i hope them are happy. translation, please? >> congratulations. >> it's a monday. >> yes. all right. coming up next in our heat index, you may remember this letter from 7-year-old charlotte that went viral a few months ago, asking lego for more girl power. writing, quote, i want you to make more lego girl people and go on adventures. >> and her grammar is better than lara's. >> i have had one cup of coffee. >> she got an answer. they are releasing a brand new kit with females in science, technology, engineering and math. and the new set already sold out on lego's website. they just sit around and stay at home, can you make powerful women who go on adventures. thank you for listen. >> my mom is a scientist, she just bought her granddaughter, my niece, a microscope. >> now legos too. >> and continuing this feel-good atmosphere, also in the heat index, advice from pope francis that people want t

david: it does. once again, larry shover, shows you're never out until you're out. aol, we saw that happen recently. people counted out aol five years ago, four years ago. it has come roaring back. is it possible jcpenney can come back to full speed? >> i think they can. mark ullman is convicted it will not be corvettes, gym we's, woolworth's grants. they are making headway. they're shutting down stores that are underperforming. we'll go after the new buyer making more contemporary looking store. they're looking one in brooklyn, make it very small. creating more like a minute mynal -- mini mall, fashion shows, vendors from outside, creating a shopping experience better than their peers. i do believe long term they can recover. liz: i'm glad you're positive. two, three-year stock picture is very positive for the company. peter is not picking anything close to jcpenney. you have names like o'reilly automotive which is interesting play with all the news about auto parts. pfizer, cameron international. how do you pick your stocks? >> we are growth stock investors. we lo

david: larry shover, good to see you my friend. john tuohey, and stephen oliner, thanks very much, guys, have a good weekend. liz: some say about it coin is a bubble. others say, i don't even know what it is. others say it's the future of currency and there's one company that says it is a way to ramp up sales and boost earnings. overstock.com now acceptingbitcd overstock says investors will win big. patrick byrne, overstock.com ceo joining us in "first on fox business" interview. david: oh, he is great. who is afraid of a little rate hike? one fed president says investors should not fear a hike but they should prepare because it actually may be coming sooner than you think. st. louis federal reserve president james bullard joining us from jackson hole in an interview you don't want to miss. liz: right. you want to hear what he said and what he thought about janet yellen. plus would pay a flat monthly fee, ready, for unlimited flights on a private jet? we're talking to the ceo of a company that is doing just that and one big oscar w

today on larry king our play multi-talented david arquette you play weird people i do like getting weirder for some reason why do you think that is i don't know i'm with you just a. bit unconventional and people don't really know what box to put me in but that's a you know there's a list of factors for the the big movies and if you're just not on there you typically not going to work it's like so you end up doing these smaller films which is kind of cool it's just more of a grind will initials of these and i was yeah you have my but i'm it's only for duper that we're doing a bar mitzvah in israel is kind of like getting married in las vegas and they've made it really easy for you plus this is something people don't know about the home for others a lot of him. good don't google me next on larry king now. governor larry king now my special guest is david arquette a career actor writer director producer philanthropist nightlife and first sario the list goes on and on he currently stars in cleaners about to contract elisabeth on the targets of an f.b.i. probe the second season of cleaners prem

david? >> well, larry, from all indicati indications, the niners were prepared to lose aldon smith, possibly for as many as eight games or as few as four. but this nine-game suspension, a big surprise for everyone. but it will take a toll, of course, as you mentioned on the defense. but it will also hit aldon smith in the wallet to the tune of $1.25 million. he's being suspended without pay. nfl commissioner roger good dws ell is suspending smith for violation of the league's personal conduct and substance abuse policies. you might recall that smith was arrested for drunk driving after smashing his car into a tree in san jose. he was charged with possession of assault weapons after sheriff's deputies were called to his san jose house after some uninvited guests stabbed smith and another person. then in april, he was arrested for allegedly making a false bomb report at los angeles international airport. but that charge was dropped. now, 49ers general manager issued this at the same time. aldon has taken responsibility for his actions and continued to show growth personally and professionally.

everywhere we go don't forget to tune in at nine pm for larry king now tonight's guest is actor david arquette and in this clip larry asked him about his new business endeavors. what about you and i clubs yeah i could call bootsy bellows which is. belo would say bellows yeah we call it bootsy's but yeah it's named after my mother who thought she was a pin up model in the first short period of time i was going through this book called i was a fifty's pinup and i came across a naked picture of my mom and she was still alive at the time and i said look at these pages and there are four pictures of her like having a cat fight with another girl and she's like oh david we were really fighting so it's like i'm not really worried about their mom you know get of this magazine and she's like yeah i was like well did you ever straight you know did you she's like well i did burlesque dance i said did you have a name and she said it was bootsy bellows that's why we named it and we it's a pretty fun place and. so tune in at nine pm tonight right here on our team america and that's going to do it fo

two former white house economists and academic heavyweights larry summers and david hubbard debating at the home of steve cohen early this week. charlie gasparino joining us with his produce or what this power trio had to say. >> steve cohen's firm was shut down for being a varitable magate in of trading the debate between glenn hubbard, larry summers, two economists from the left and the right. both moderates but lot of interesting stuff here. they talked about obamacare as you expect glenn hates it, larry likes it. one thing they agreed on. julie is going to get into reaction to this, from what i understand from people in the room, janet yellen and the fed staff should not be making market calls. remember janet yellen sent down the stocks, or social media stocks and biotechs because she said they are overdone sectors. i think what larry said basically, and this is interpreted through two people. take it for what it's worth, i wasn't there. they said it was critical. the fed staff should not be making sector calls. liz: didn't they almost sneak it into her comments. john at "wall st

today on larry king talent the david arquette you play weird people i do like getting weirder for some reason why do you think that is i don't get some. bit unconventional and people don't really know what box to put me in but that's you know there's a list of factors for the the big movies and if you're just not on there it's typically not going to work it's french so you end up doing the smaller films which is kind of cool it's just more of a grind with initials i think i was yeah i have my but mitts on my fortieth birthday doing a bar bedspring israel's kind of like getting married in las vegas and they can make it really easy for you plus something people don't know about home. don't google me all next on larry king now.

i hear it was larry david that introduced them.he pictures and it also sparks kennedy nostalgia. >> by the way, i'm against clean water. throwing that out there. >> just because. >> there's a whole other side to that. >> search number two is serena williams. back in her game. >> she's back in champion form. this is the first time seeing her after she had that viral infection at wimbledon and had to withdraw. appeared disoriented. she's back. this is her 200th race to number one. >> she is ripped. >> unbelievable. >> amazing. >> paul george injury. we've been talking about this one all morning. unbelievable. >> it was a horrific injury. of course he ran into that and underwent surgery. one of the things people are looking for is what exactly is expansion, how far was it? whatoes this mean for the nba? it was difficult to watch. but also fig youring what it has to do. >> people also googled fainting goat. when everyone here saw that, they dropped. >> very difficult to watch. >> apparently going to make a good recovery. so we wish him

david? >> reporter: larry and cheryl, i know you will find this disturbing. no one on this san jose street can believe what a cruel and inhumane act could be act ed ona beloved pet, a dog named spaky, so badly clubbed he had to be put down. the family returned home in the afternoon to find a door open and a few items scattered about but they were not prepared to find one of their three dogs, sparky, savagely beaten upstairs. sparky, a chihuahua mix, had been clubbed on the head and left for dead. the veterinarian told the family the dog had likely suffered brain damage. the decision was made to put him down. >> he's always been more of the protector of the house. it's possible that maybe he was just trying to defend his home, but, i mean, he's a little dog. who? i can't even -- i don't know. i'm at a loss for words. >> reporter: san jose police say homes on eldridge drive and the street over were bug larized by teenagers. a homeowner caught them. they were tied to the break-in at the mckenzies' and the beating of sparky. >> one of the children was responsible

david. >> well, larry and sheryl, this may surprise you. in an area where some people drive teslas or work as software engineers, 250,000 people rely on food every month from second harvest food bank. some families are having a difficult choice on whether to spend money on food or other necessities. the majority of people coming to food pantries are making less than $20,000 a year. this woman has two daughters ages 12 and 8 and her local food bank helps to stretch the family budget. >> i want to make sure they're eating healthy for them to grow up and be strong and their brains functioning. to me, you have to eat right to make sure everything functions. >> it reflects tough choices they make. 68% have to chose between buying food and paying for transportation. 63% say they have to choose between buying food and paying utilities and 67% say they buy inexpensive unhealthy foods to stretch the budget. 2 thirds of clients have high blood pressure, more than a third have diabetes. the typical food bank client is coming monthly versus every other

today on larry king now play multi-talented david arquette you play weird people and i do like getting weirder for some reason why do you think that is i don't know if you're just a. bit unconventional and people really know what box to put me in but that's a you know there's a list of factors for the the big movies and if you're just not on there's you typically not going to work as for lunch so you end up doing the smaller films which is kind of cool it's just more of a grind will initials and he's i was yeah you have my but i mean it's only for to put the studio barbet spring israel is kind of like getting married in las vegas the they've made it really easy for you plus is this something people don't know about home for others a lot of him there are other. good don't google me all next on larry king now. governor larry king now my special guest is david arquette a career actor writer director producer philanthropist nightlife and first sorry elf the list goes on and on he currently stars in cleaners about to contact elisabeth on the targets of an f.b.i. probe the second season of.

gov larry king now my special guest is david arquette a career actor writer director producer philanthropist nightlife and first sorry elf the list goes on and on he currently stars in cleaners about to contract elisabeth on the targets of an f.b.i. probe the second season of cleaners premiers august nineteenth exclusively on crackle and also be seen an upcoming civil war drama field of law shoes you did a movie about the kidnapping of frank sinatra's had read the i know all about that . i know it's interesting story you played the kid never yeah getting barry something forgot it was there but i yeah i was a kid who went to school with him in high school and he got a crazy idea that let's wrong that a kid exactly i actually got to meet frank sinatra jr and he was very gracious about he's a very kind he's still going on he has an easy is that in the band for his father he said a great voice yes it was but unfortunate name for a fair enough. time to live under the shadow of this is what about the arquette name. your family everybody is in the world of theater right yeah we're with a fourth gen

trained prosecutor in a courtroom which although it makes for a whole larry as movie entitled disorder in the core it starring starring david spade as the prosecutor i'm really not ethical at all and if you ask any six year old american citizen to tell you why he should remain in the country he'd probably show you his favorite zombie action figures and then pee on something and i fear it might be the same response from the average twenty five year old these these immigrants have a right to representation or have we lost all moral compass but now finally we move on to some good news a new type of corporation is gaining in popularity this kind is not exclusively motivated by profits they're called benefit corporations or be courts and their charters call for social justice as much as profit here with the ins and outs of senior business correspondent john f. o'donnell all right. i'm so be cooks so what do you think i love them lay their brilliance and the corporation whose mission is to use the power of business to solve social and environmental problems that's cool with me baby it doesn't amazing i know man every time i think

david louie has more of the story you will see only on abc 7 news. >> reporter: larry and cheryl you can see the house is a lot different now than you saw before. the words written in chalk says a lot, lisa you are loved. that love motivated an army of volunteers, which will undergo final inspection. >> this is a home that four years ago a small plane crashed into her house after making a wrong turn and hitting power lines after takeoff from nearby el paso airport. that single event changed her life, not only destroying her home but also robbing her of her work as a licensed operator of a daycare. >> she had kids she worked with that she helped to learn to read and write. it was just amazing to see what lisa did. and she was always someone who gave back. >> reporter: that is had friends banded together to raise money and to enlist help to rebuilding peninsula, a nonprofit group with 25 years of know-how working with contractors and volunteers, expertise that lisa didn't have. >> to be able to find the contractors and to be able to track their progress and keep the project on track it

david r.t. and the isis crisis will be part of the focus tonight on politicking with larry king tonight's guests include congressman paul ryan of wisconsin here's a little bit of his conversation with larry about the terakhir how to handle a group like this it's not a nation they behead people if you have any thoughts on that what do we do i do i worry larry that the president may not see this moment for what it is and how important it is not just for him but for our country the reason is are we going to show international jihad is are we going to show terrorists worldwide that we are capable of fully defeating them or are we going to have a containment policy which is an incentive for more terrorist attacks here's what i mean i think we made some big mistakes in syria and in iraq with the administration but these mistakes can be improved upon i think the president should not simply talk about how he's going to contain or respond to things or react to events like the mosul dam or the possible use the genocide i think the president needs to articulate that he has a plan a campaign strategy to fin

david catania is also running. burial bowser won the democratic nomination after defeating mayor vincent gray and the april primary. -- muriel bowser. the first debate has been to.ed larryrown and gary holman will in the debate one month inore going to the polls december. >> is it raining tonight? at nats park it looks pretty good. could be a stray shower later on. let's get into it here with the change iscause a big way.e some increasing cloudiness. august 6, it was just fine and now skies are a little darker an ahead of ating cold front and even then in areas like fairfax there could be some showers a little bit. chevy chase and 81, 80 in woodbridge. lows this morning in the 60's big differencee will be the lower humidity levels coming into the area. these seem to be weakening of it. in strikes the last 20 minutes and another shower coming through berryville. everything moving to the southeast in this cold front with a few more little showers. just west of hagerstown. the action pretty much west or southwest of the metro area. there could be a shower tonight but most of the activity staying just of the south and west. all of it will move out later tonight. 85 was the

now cia inspector general david made it clear that agency tech specialists had improperly access take a hacked database that only committee staff was permitted to use now larry asli lawmakers are up in arms over the spine it seems like they don't really like it when their communications are being monitored several committee members are even calling for cia director john brennan's resignation citing the hacking of senate leaders illegal and in violation of the constitution's requirement of separation of powers another member of the committee senator angus king added quote we're the only people watching these organizations and if we can't rely on the information that we're given as being accurate then it makes a mockery of the entire oversight function. but don't worry brennan has a solution of his own create a whole other oversight committee within the cia to monitor itself yeah right now as crazy as it is for government officials to be spying on each other at the end of the day it's distracting us from what the real issue is the cia torture program yes the same program that brought you waterboarding rendition and black sites. and while the six thousand page

tune in for politicking with larry king tonight get this call dean the filmmaker behind the design coke a look at the employment of the billionaire brothers charles and david koch on american politics here's a snippet of what's to come. the father fred was one of the founding members of the john birch society which was a really wacko group which is now almost extinct but he once said that the colored man looms large in the communists plan to take over america does raise play any part in the koch brothers campaigns. well. let me answer it this way i think that race has played a big role in the public discourse and in the in the rise of the tea party we hear a lot of coded language about after president obama was elected about taking our country back which begs the question back from whom and and so i do believe that there is a lot of racially motivated. dialogue so tonight nine pm tonight here on our team america that does it for now have a great night. on marinating in the financial world new. developments coming up stop it is the only take a good man to credit not going to get any economic but a new life there are now off. for the most part we humans don'