you're back in the sitcom world as you were saying... >> well, then larry-- well then i-- then, larry david-- >> well then you did of course you did-- curb your enthusiasm-- >> yeah, and that lasted-- that ra-- ran over the course of almost a decade. and i cou-- and larry came over my house you had asked me. and he said, "would you mind playing yourself?" i-- because he knew that i-- i did a scene in leaving las vegas. and i did-- i played a junkie in this indie which i really love called drunks. and-- and i like doing se-- some serious stuff. i mean it was fun bein'-- being in a mel brooks and stuff but i enjoy doing other stuff. >> so what did larry tell you? >> larry says, "i know does-- 'cause it do-- it's-- i was typecast-- plenty by then, not getting-- "oh, that richard lewis he's-- oh, he's .... >> so you might as well just play yourself, was larry's-- >> yeah, well-- well he didn't say that but i had to make the de-- first of all to turn down larry david would have been a huge career-- at-- at 49-- i was 50. i said, you know "who gets this opportunity?" and who knew it would be such

. >> i see you have two things, larry david. >> larry david is an american treasure. much like josh on the segment earlier, i consider him an american segment. larry david. he makes people understand our weird sense of humor. he -- >> no, that's whey was saying about "seinfeld" it translates surprisingly well. >> because awkward is an international language. i think that larry david is able to say to the world, oh, yes, you see us america, we are like these swaggering cowboy george bush people but just as awkward as we are. we, too, get in situations where we're sleeping next to people we want to leave our homes. we, too, have friends we don't actually like just like you. so -- >> larry david is the flip side of the man to be exported across the world. >> i remember the first time i saw him win an award, he came on stage and said this is all well and good but i'm still bald. [ laughter ] >> and it was so awesome. >> if i ever go bald, i feel good because a person definitely succeeded. >> and also, it also speaks to the idea we have again, a very specific kind of like

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getting credit for his impression, i think bernie sanders is not getting enough credit for his larry david impression -- >> it's very similar, isn't it? matt, i think cruz is kind of cool. i don't know why people are giving him guff on him. >> can you do simpson's impression -- >> what kind of man, let alone a man who might be president can't do simpson just a little bit. in fact, lisa -- >> i think that is why he was secretly canadian. >> he didn't even look like he was trying. everybody can do it if they really have to, right joanne? >> i think so. i am curious, though, who is advising him to do all of this because that person really should be fired. i mean, with all of the jokes he tells at his speeches, especially that one time where it was very insensitive, after the biden death that happened and he did a jab at joe biden, whoever is advising him on his image and coming across, i don't really know that it's working. but i did enjoy this. >> the biden thing is dumb. obviously, he had been on the campaign trail and he was not aware of the tragedy and he lost it. but i think this does ma

because larry david says whatever he feels like.mp has sarah palin in his corner, the former vp nominee. you nominated her, republicans, praised trump as a hero and trump returned the favor. let's listen. >> if there is a trump administration, could you see maybe picking up the phone and giving the governor a call, picking her brain on some things, or have her along in some official capacity? >> i'd love that, because she really is somebody that knows what's happening. and she's a special person. she's really a special person. >> picking the brain of sarah palin. never heard that before. >> first you have to find it. >> okay. you elitest media pile-on. >> sorry. but i think that's donald trump pandering, which is something that he doesn't usually do. i think joy is right. i think in terms of the -- his politics is not dog whistle, it's fog horn. yes, there's more to it than the archie bunker crowd, chris, i agree with you. in his appeal, you can't tell how far it's going to go and in what direction it might go. but, yes, one of the

. >> i'm leaning to bernie sanders because i think it is closest we get to larry david in the white house i want to see leon in the white house. j.b. smooth? wouldn't make a great vice president. >> i'm a fan. kennedy: i'm not wrong about this. i think she will win while dooming her own candidacy. i don't know how that is mathematically possible. she is definitely her own worst enemy. she says things inconsequential and illogical somehow people will still vote for her and i don't know how that happens. >> no one likes her but still does well in the polls. kennedy: we're going to heck in a hand basket. we have more fun with the panel. we will look at a school district with body cams in the classroom. how great of an idea is that? or is it horrible? what is next big threat after isis. i will ask brad thor, the government hates to come up with worst case scenarios. he will drum up a few in moments. stay right here. ♪ ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% sh back on ev

and then there's the larry david audience from "curb." they just want me to yell at them. you know. and yell at them. then there's like the pooty tang audience. they always just want to give me weed. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that seems like the friendliest of all the reactions. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: maybe people get confused as far as yelling goes. because on "curb your enthusiasm" you played wanda sykes. >> right. >> jimmy: you were playing yourself. >> wanda sykes cranked up to like 11. >> jimmy: right, i gotcha. >> they really think that's who i am. so they stop me in airports. wanda, it's my mother's birthday, can you tell her kiss your ass or something like that? why would i do that? no. >> jimmy: this is your second season as executive producer of "last comic standing"? >> yes, sec season. >> jimmy: this show's been on a long time now. >> i know, but it's so much better now that we took it over. >> jimmy: now that you took it over. >> yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you say you took it over. do you really genuinely run the show? or did they say -- >> my partner

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"jimmy, i notice that democratic candidate bernie sanders actually looks and sounds a lot like larry davidt it would look like if bernie sanders were in an episode of 'curb your enthusiasm'"? yeah, we could give that a try. take a look. >> your dad was a painter? >> no. he was a paint salesman. ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ isn't that a wonderful thing? ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: let's try another one. here is one from ryan walker. "hey, jimmy, what the are buildings behind your desk made of?" oh, the buildings, there. that's a good question. most of them are made of wood, but a few are made of chocolate. let's see what this one is, here. chocolate. [ laughter ] what was yours, higgins? >> steve: mine's wood. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. next one here is from casey redding. "hey, jimmy. you know how donald trump has accused mexicans of stealing our jobs? well, i heard he retaliated by stealing a job from a mexican. can you show that?" it's actually true. donald trump stole a job from a a famous mexican tv star. take a look at the clip. ♪ >> swiper. no swiping. boots, you're fired. ♪ >> jimmy: very

. >> there are enough stories about larry seinfeld and larry david, each makes hundreds of millions ofhat kind of money in tv but only in the big syndicated packages the sitcoms get and almost no dramas get. that's where the money is. it ain't in these reality shows. he has this opposite thing. everyone else wants to say this is how close i am to the way real people live and his game is to play it the opposite way. >> i hope you use this report to get a raise for yourself and every person on your staff. if they are paying that much, boy do you guys deserve more. >> that is why nbc said trump was a liar four years ago. because they couldn't have stars of other shows going, which, you are playing the clown who gets a rating one half of the size of mine. so they had to say for the industry he's out of his mind. >> i still think you should try to do it. her point is great. trump is doing something totally different. the richest guys who have run for office have tried to pretend that somehow or other they are middle class. trump is going entirely the other way. maybe that's sort of part of

most fun thing for me, and i think everybody else that was in earshot is, you walked in and saw larry davidch other anymore. but you immediately started telling him he was wearing bernie madoff's coat. do you remember? [ laughter ] and it was a great thing of him saying, "no, it's not." and you said, "it is, google image it. it's bernie madoff's coat." >> yeah, that's right. the quilting. the diamond quilted pattern. >> seth: and he was so upset. but everybody was watching was like, "oh this is something now this you don't get every day, an actual conversation with these two guys." >> well actually, larry and i see each other pretty often. >> seth: now did you -- he did a play. he did a broadway show, which i think when i talked about him, he said he immediately regretted it, having to be onstage every night. >> yeah. >> seth: i think he was wonderful in it. >> yeah. >> seth: it did great. but did you give him any advice being one of the two of you that have spent so much more time performing in front of people? >> i never did anything like that. i mean that, eight shows a week, you know, s

john: thank you, david, larry, kevin. >>> now a few more responses from twitter here.ed -- and bill suggested -- coming up, my heroes of freedom. that's next. . john: who are heroes of freedom? we haven't mentioned so far, clearly that young man who stood in front of the tanks in tiananmen square. we don't know what happened to him. another hero is malala yousafzai, the pakistani teenager shot in the head because she said girls should be able to get an education. she recovered and refused to hide. she kept speaking up. >> getting education is not only each person's right, but also responsibility. john: she's a hero of freedom. my personal heroes are economists and writers whose ideas became like a jungle gym for my brain. i was just another statist liberal reporter when i began to read hayek and von missus. i'm just about not that smart. i couldn't get through the book. i learned more from hayek and charles murray and ayn rand. rereading alice shrug made me realize rand understood the regulatory states way before others did. even before milton friedman, he's a hero of

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i know that is from larry david.s more packaging in a bunch of blades than there is in the packaging they use for a hydrogen bomb which is very secure. >> p&g is the worst dow component. almost a 52-year low. let's get to bob pisani on the floor >>> defensive names leading the way to the down side. health care is a bit of an issue. we are a lot more stable in the lag guards. remember, a lot of concerns about energy materials, transports even. they have all been doing pretty well. this is at the open here. not reflected in the last few minutes. a lot more stability this week in groups that have been down a lot. a lot better earnings too. stanley black & decker was terrific following on horton and massco. all the building and home improvement guys have been great. we have a historic high on stanley black & decker. not only did they beat but they put a chart up there and raised their full year guidance as the profit margins expanded nicely. what matters withstandly black & decker is the tools division. 60% of the revenu

. >>> by the way, larry david works next door. >> he comes by and we go to lunch together. >> pop culture addition. we are so excited. >> i'll take it from here, elizabeth. vice-president of marketing is right here. >> you have some fourth of july films you want to tell us about. >> summer is in full swing. to get you in the patriotic spirit a few of my top patriotic movies to watch this weekend. first up, "the patriot." mel gibson gives one of his most memorable and heartfelt performances or as i refer to him as pre-meltdown mel. next up, "american sniper," the film depicting the life of the late navy s.e.a.l. chris kyle. he shows his unwavering devotion to family and couldn't tri. guys who can forget this patriotic speech? >> we will not banish without a fight. we're going to live on. we're going to survive. today, we celebrate our independence day. >> thank you, mr. president. >> i get chills when i hear that. the 1996 film "independence day." made us love his skills as eye fighter pilot and gave us a sense of pride in our country for never backing down from a fight, even if it is some

many thanks richard quest, david souse see and larry kobilinsky. tweet out your questions about the mh-370 plane crash mystery. use #mh-370qs. >>> this news just in, breaking news in the search for the two missing florida boys. the coast guard says the search for the 14-year-olds in the atlantic is still an open and active search but just for today. the search will be suspended at sunset until any new information comes to light. austin stephanos and perry cohen have been missing for a full week. the only sign of them was their capsized boat. >>> up next, the international uproar over cecil growing louder. zimbabwe now wants the u.s. to extradite the american dentist who killed their prized lion. will the u.s. government cooperate? i'm reworking the menu. mayo, corn dogs... you are so out of here! ahh... the complete balanced nutrition of great tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein... and 26 vitamins and minerals. ensure. take life in. you odors in your bathrooming you think it smells fine, but your guests smell this... febreze air effects heav

david is live at police headquarters. >> larry, you can tell we're by police headquarters here and on center street. they're not expected to announce any discovery of madyson middleton. as you can tell this case, santa cruz is a special community that knows how to come together when a child goes missing. they've turned out by the dozens and dozens to help police the fbi and other agencies to search for this missing 8-year-old. it is a community that is very concerned for her welfare. >> two distinct groups have been out searching for young madyson for about 24 hours. about 75 santa cruz officers are also tracking down leads and contacting 20 sex offenders. volunteers have shown up to help search under the guidance of police. however, investigators insist this is not a kidnapping. >> we're not calling this a kidnapping. we're still early on in our investigation. we're calling it -- this is we're looking for a lost child. >> it baffles family friends how madyson disappears. >> she would always be very concerned, vigilant, how to get back home. she didn't want to walk alone around here.

larry what the secret service is saying about his plan. >> police say they nabbed an montgomery bank robber while attempting an unusual getaway. >> let's head over to david murphy he is saying we have a better day ahead in accuweather and matt pellman is in for karen with traffic. >> reporter: at this hour yesterday it felt so oppressive even with the sun not over the buildings yet. this morning salutely refreshing. the thunderstorms -- absolutely refreshing. we have a flow out of the northwest, very gentle and light, but bringing in higher quality air. 70 degrees in philadelphia. down to 62 cool and comfortable in allentown. 64 and refreshing in reading. 67 in

. >> >> i'm david part of the chinatown cd c youth group over the incident that happened on curry we at the time set out with captain larry lazzaro original we were studying the left turn from clay to kearny that's where the incident happened most of violations happen when cars are making a right turn the two main reasons the reason that people the drivers radio not yielding to pedestrians and second they turn off lane instead of in the turn pocket they turn in the second lane and even like cars wouldn't even yield for people like captain lazzaro; right? there's a big pedestrian issue in appear pedestrian safety and separating cars from pedestrians i think the skranl system is the way to go thank you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good morning. i'm maggie i'm a youth leader if chinatown cd c one of my top concerns for pedestrians and drivers in chinatown is, of course the intersection of clay and kearny i saw one of the proposed ideas was to make a make it illegal to turn left from clay to kearny on a red light i was thinking maybe make that turn a protected left turn to separate the pedes

larry shover. that does it for oust on "countdown to the closing bell." a day spread with rid. davidmelissa, you can take it. david: spread with red. we're ready to rock and roll. breaking news coming fast and furious. this is stock version of super tuesday. major earnings on tap, five companies, big companies, the biggest unleash the latest results. >> tagged billion dollar tech tuesday. all the companies opening their books today. we are talking about apple, microsoft, yahoo!. just for fun we've seen got chipolte and gopro. david: we have some retail stocks in there as well but you can't take your eyes off the market. stocks getting shellacked in trading. still off the lows but major hit. major averages are negative as we head into the close. earnings of course are driving losses. weak results from united tech, ibm, verizon. just two of those stocks dragging the dow down is 20 points. melissa: gold is down for the ninth straight day. the longest losing streak in almost seven years. prices hovering near five-year lows on that. david: buckle up. it will be a very busy hour as the clo

larry kramer need to be congratulated and acknowledged. charlie: this is what he said to to you in a 2014 interview -- david: this kind of talk was maddeningo some people when it was published in "the new yorker." it seemed so philosophical. and a little bit resigned. i would beg of people compare that to the rhetoric we're hearing in the growing presidential race. is that the temperament that is desirable, that kind of thoughtfulness, or some of the other stuff we're hearing right now? right now, running number two in the race is donald trump. charlie: so? it is a product of personality. david: the ultimate brand name. his name is all over the side of casinos and golf courses. he is a man willing to say any thing to be noticed. when he recently said -- what he recently said finally crossed the line. so egregious that a major television network said, no more. nbc throwing him off the air. macy's -- apparently he has a men's line. charlie: it is a pretty nice line. david: it is, charlie. what a country. charlie: what a country that donald trump is out there. a business success but -- david: a grotesque buffoon. we should be able to call thi

larry hogan scaled back state funding. >>> a proposed memorial to honor president dwight d. eisenhower in washington is getting more backing. david keane is joining the committee. former "nbc nightly news" anchor tom brokaw joined it this week. it's been slowed by design and funding issues. >>> here are 4 things you need the know this friday morning. starting tonight expect lane shifts and closures at the intersection of georgia avenue and randolph road in glenmont. all traffic lanes should open by monday at 5:00 a.m. >>> a wildfire in california's wine country is under control and homeowners have been allowed back in their homes. in montana, strong winds have pushed flames through acres of land at glacier national park. >>> later today, president obama will land in kenya for a summit. security very tight on this trip. the region has been the target of attacks by the terror group al shabaab. >>> we'll continue to monitor that deadly movie theater shooting in louisiana throughout the morning. look for a live update coming up in a few minutes on "today." >>> #fab friday. temperatures by 8:00 near 70. by noon mid 80s. a few clouds d

larry what the secret service is saying about his plan. >> police say they nabbed an montgomery bank robber while attempting an unusual getaway. >> let's head over to david murphy he is saying we have a better day ahead in accuweather and matt pellman is in for karen with traffic. >> reporter: at this hour yesterday it felt so oppressive even with the sun not over the buildings yet. this morning salutely refreshing. the thunderstorms -- absolutely refreshing. we have a flow out of the northwest, very gentle and light, but bringing in higher quality air. 70 degrees in philadelphia. down to 62 cool and comfortable in allentown. 64 and refreshing in reading. 67 in trenton, 68 in trenton, 6 in -- 68 in wilmington. 70 to 73 up and down the coast. we're down to 60 in philadelphia, it was just borderline for humid air. the numbers down the shore are beginning to drop. everybody feeling improvement. as we go through the day noon, 86. the high today is that 90 at 3:00 p.m.ment with the lower humidity bring along cool drinks if you're out and about today and bring along the sunscreen you're in good shiep. shape. the weekend looking good and we'll have the call for

. >> gary: years promoted larry harris and former stanford star jason randall summer league roster giving warriors' big stuff we did to davidn grain for all they now david n. many here at the lakers might be interested in bringing back lee was an all-star week played it in your problem is he makes almost $60 million the one thing he has a goal in the nba fire in spiring contracts mean hey he left to take on this guy for one year money in a bomb and then blame latest in miami re-signed he on a one-year $20 million contract seeing all these three and four year agreements say hey i'll take my chances by on himself it themselves a pay raise from 60 at 20 and there you go and then tim duncan. five time nba champion announced he will be returning to the spurs for his 19th nba season. all the handful of players reached 19 in the league and robert harris treatment draws stockton and karl malone one more month rate alice was a part-time starter the golden state warriors and those done years abraham and let set career and free he signs with the indiana pacers $44 million in the story goes settlement of king's offering more dollars wi

. >> note to self, david sweat don't break out of a maximum security prison because if you thought your life was -- >> he's not getting out of there, brooke. >> no he's not. larryine thank you so much. >> certainly. >>> coming up next he drove off on a motorcycle. you're looking at the former prime minister of greece. he was off and away after he quit amid the crisis. what that means for your portfolios and a greek island vacation and why some folks are saying forget greece. we really should be talking about china. >>> plus a deadly weekend in the city of chicago. seven people are dead due to the spike in gun violence over the holiday weekend but the victims include this a 7-year-old boy. we're live in chicago, next. it's so shiny. i know, mommy, but it's time to let the new kitchen get some sleep. if you want beautiful results, you know where to go - angie's list. now everyone can get highly rated service even without a membership. you can shop special offers or just tell us what you need and we'll help you find a local company to take care of it. angie's list is there for all your projects, big and small. pretty. come see what the new angie's list can do for

david lipton is the first deputy manager at the international monetary fund. matt: google searches for growth, while larryage wants self driving cars. the new cfo, ruth porat, says it is time to rein in spending. details next. ♪ this is a great place to work. not because they have yoga meetings and a juice bar. because they're getting comcast business internet. comcast business offers convenient installation appointments that work around your schedule. and it takes- done. - about an hour. get reliable internet that's up to five times faster than dsl from the phone company. call 800-501-6000 to switch today. perks are nice. but the best thing you can give your business is comcast business. comcast business. built for business. matt: google shares are up about 13% in premarket trading after the company signaled plans to rein in spending. google reported earnings yesterday, it has been looking for ways to produce growth including projects that could sometimes be very expensive to r&d like driverless cars. bloomberg's cory johnson joins us now. what you think about this? ruth porat is looking to rein in spend

larry sabato. different messages on both sides. how are voters divided on this issue? >> david, it is very, very interesting. most people really don't know the details of this deal and don't have the background to evaluate it. so how do they decide when wheny see some people on tv saying this is the dawning of the age of aquarius and other people saying this is the dawn of armageddon? the answer is partisan identification. the vast majority of people are judging this deal based on whether they're democrats or republicans. they respond to the spokespeople of either the democrats or republicans depending what their party is. david, there is one exception, jewish-americans. they're very split on this even though they tend to be overwhelmingly democratic. you see some, some jewish-americans splitting off from the democratic party on this issue. >> well, larry, here is something all americans care about. 1980 elections proved that. u.s. hostages held by iran. and there are at least four of them right now that are still held by iran. this deal did nothing to extricate them from their

david sweat may have hidden on one of those perches on trees where you spot animals. so interesting details. so it has to be corroborated. brianna? >> that's the question, right, larry? how can investigators trust what he's telling them? >> the guy has nothing to lose. he's serving a life sentence, they can convict him for the escape, the burglary or the cabins, whatever he stole, but he's never going to get out and if you look at these steam pipes and he says he's using a hacksaw blade, anybody who's taken a regular blade, because i don't think they were a saw, they're flimsy, how many blades would he have had to use to cut through that? plus the steam pipe. does this mean joyce mitchell was bringing him in, i don't know, hacksaw blades for months? i don't believe everything he's saying. also, think about it, he climbed through that steam pipe, cut a hole at the other end. from the inside the. that cut is too perfect. how would he know exactly where to pop out? my money is somebody already had that hole cut for him on the other side. so maybe he's giving them information but is he being 100% truthful? highly unlikely. >> he may be trying to evade time in solitary c

. >> >> i'm david part of the chinatown cd c youth group over the incident that happened on curry we at the time set out with captain larry lazzaro original we were studying the left turn from clay to kearny that's where the incident happened most of violations happen when cars are making a right turn the two main reasons the reason that people the drivers radio not yielding to pedestrians and second they turn off lane instead of in the turn pocket they turn in the second lane and even like cars wouldn't even yield for people like captain lazzaro; right? there's a big pedestrian issue in appear pedestrian safety and separating cars from pedestrians i think the skranl system is the way to go thank you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good morning. i'm maggie i'm a youth leader if chinatown cd c one of my top concerns for pedestrians and drivers in chinatown is, of course the intersection of clay and kearny i saw one of the proposed ideas was to make a make it illegal to turn left from clay to kearny on a red light i was thinking maybe make that turn a protected left turn to separate the pedes

. >> >> i'm david part of the chinatown cd c youth group over the incident that happened on curry we at the time set out with captain larry lazzaro original we were studying the left turn from clay to kearny that's where the incident happened most of violations happen when cars are making a right turn the two main reasons the reason that people the drivers radio not yielding to pedestrians and second they turn off lane instead of in the turn pocket they turn in the second lane and even like cars wouldn't even yield for people like captain lazzaro; right? there's a big pedestrian issue in appear pedestrian safety and separating cars from pedestrians i think the skranl system is the way to go thank you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good morning. i'm maggie i'm a youth leader if chinatown cd c one of my top concerns for pedestrians and drivers in chinatown is, of course the intersection of clay and kearny i saw one of the proposed ideas was to make a make it illegal to turn left from clay to kearny on a red light i was thinking maybe make that turn a protected left turn to separate the pedes