not larry. you believe that jerry, with his wifi internet access, is responsible for the computer searches that were found in the investigation? >> 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 f

mike: larry, larry. dion: moving on, an environment approach is or is being blamed for a wild scene involving one of the world's most famous paintings. he is accused of smashing a cake on the glass that protects the mona lisa at the louvre in paris. the man, dressed as an elderly woman, jumped out of a wheelchair, and caked the bullet proof glass while shouting, "think of planet earth, people are destroying it." people in wheelchairs can get closer to the painting. security tackled the man. the painting was not damaged. my first thought, in addition to why people would want to crowd around such a small painting, albeit iconic one, is i am not condoning this behavior, but if you want to get your message out, it got the world's attention. spencer: listen, i have been involved in all kinds of demonstrations. i marched against the war in vietnam and civil-rights. i would always prefer to choose a form of protest that is going to attract support and not his people off. larry: yeah. mike: i thought the absurdi

larry, larry, larry, their stock is down over 40%. i like to see this as a very good move independent of let's say desperation but you see that there's a business reason for this. >> larry: yeah they're going to clean house and probably have a better work force. big win for elon musk and governor desantis and their attitude. if you move away from woke -- can i just say. woke is killing all these companies. they think they're very clever these ceo's. disney's stock has gotten clobbered. netflix, a lot have gotten clobbered which i think is terrific because they should be helping shareholders and their families and their wage owners and not playing to the joe biden progressive work world that's been so damaging. so i kind of like this. and may surprise you, makes me think of jimmy carter. >> greg: why? >> larry: i know it's a reach, but -- the finest line jimmy carter ever said in his presidency is, some things in life are unfair. so if you don't like the company you work for and the company is less woke than it used to be then you can

larry: beautiful smile. just ahead, we are catching up with the speaker of the house. >> we will be there until victory is won. victory for democracy. larry: nancy pelosi talking about women's rights and the war in ukraine. kristen: and more climbers take to a san francisco high-rise. if you're a small business, there are lots of choices when it comes to your internet and technology needs. but when you choose comcast business internet, you choose the largest, fastest reliable network. you choose advanced security. and you choose fiber solutions with speeds up to 10 gigs available to more small businesses than any other provider. the choice is clear: get unbeatable business solutions from the most innovative company. get a great deal on this limited time price with internet and voice for just $49.99 a month for 24 months with a 2-year price guarantee. call today. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kristen: house speaker nancy pelosi in a new housing developme

larry: thank you very much. kristen: the crime and targeting teens online and the results can be deadly. traffic jam, the warning about memorial day weekend and when traffic will get really bad. one game away, game five about to get underway could we will have a live report. >> and i will have the forecast could i may abc7news meteorologist mike. these clouds are going to be stubborn. our gateway to the weekend is going to suffer because of that. it is not going to feel like summer at all this week. we will talk when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safeguard your small business with comcast business securityedge™ it's advanced security that continuously scans for threats and helps protect every connected device. the choice is clear. get unbeatable business solutions from the most innovative company. so you can be ready for what's next. get started with a great deal on internet and voice for just $49.99 a month for 24 months with a 2 -year price gu

larry: bazaar. one of san francisco's richest families will auction paintings from their private collection. spencer christian visited the home of gordon getty to talk about this historic sale. spencer: going inside the home of gordon getty is a treat unlike any other. the 1913 mansion in pacific heights has spectacular views of the palace of fine arts and the bay. the home is exquisitely decorated. many items, like this -- date back to 18th-century england. while gordon managed the fortune he inherited from his father, j paul getty, his wife traveled the world to acquire fine art and furniture to decorate their california homes. and passed away two years ago. gordon, now 88, wants others to enjoy the spectacular beauty of these timeless pieces. >> there is no reason be having all that stuff. they belong either in museums. the others goes to those who prize them and know what they are. to see that they are passed again to understanding hands. spencer: acquiring remarkable art is not new. j paul gett

larry, brass knuckles for after the game. larry: you've got to be ready for the grizzlies. thank you. karina: coming up at 8:00, shark tank -- coming up, news at 8:00 and then shark tank. then the news at 11:00. larry: for all of us here at abc7news, have a good night and we will see you again at 11:00. happy mother's day. ♪♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants-- a digital marketing manager from peachtree corners, georgia... a senior operations manager originally from thornton, illinois... and our returning champion-- a tutor from toronto, ontario, canada... ...whose 23-day cash winnings total... [ applause ] and now hosting "jeopardy!"-- ken jennings. [ applause ] thank you, johnny. welcome, everyone. our 23-year-old champion, mattea roach, is now a 23-day "jeopardy!" winner after pulling off a thrilling come-from-behind victory in final jeopardy!, surprising no one more than mattea herself. she was so sure her number was up that she even wrote down the words "if this is it, i had fun!" alongside h

larry: we will see you then. developing news in the south bay after a serious and disturbing allegation against a san jose police officer. that officer is being accused of performing a lewd sex act inside the home during a police service call. abc 7 news reporter amanda explains the chief's promising reform. reporter: disturbing new details about a san jose police officer accused of masturbating inside a family home while on duty. that is according to a bay area news group source. on friday, we spoke with retired superior court george -- judge who for five years served as independent police auditor for the city of san jose. >> i do not believe the police department is right with officers who are engaging in a misconduct. when officers engage in misconduct that draws public attention it takes the entire department. reporter: alleged misconduct keeping the agency under a microscope. only three days prior, sjpd confirmed another officer was being investigated, suspected of being drunk during the search late last mon

larry: thankfully. here in the bay area the rates are worse heading into this summer than in the past two summers of the pandemic. we have more on the explanation. >> implications on the increased cases and covid-19 are still not clear in terms of severity or risk of long-term covid, medical experts say don't be alarmed. but take precautions. the bay area is in midst of a summer covid surge. >> the bay area has the highest rate of new infections in the state and we are continuing to see higher levels of the virus in the community. it's very easy to get infected at this moment. >> three bay area counties currently have more than 200,000 cases each. the bay area had some of the most strict mandates in the country and as this professor of medicine explains, because the bay area did so well, that's one of the reasons there is a current surge. >> because we were so good for so long we are susceptible to getting infected with a virus that has mutated a lot so that the vaccines don't recognize it that easily.

larry: we will see you then. developing news in the south bay after a serious and disturbing allegation against a san jose police officer. that officer is being accused of performing a lewd sex act inside the home during a police service call. abc 7 news reporter amanda explains the chief's promising reform. reporter: disturbing new details about a san jose police officer accused of masturbating inside a family home while on duty. that is according to a bay area news group source. on friday, we spoke with retired superior court george -- judge who for five years served as independent police auditor for the city of san jose. >> i do not believe the police department is right with officers who are engaging in a misconduct. when officers engage in misconduct that draws public attention it takes the entire department. reporter: alleged misconduct keeping the agency under a microscope. only three days prior, sjpd confirmed another officer was being investigated, suspected of being drunk during the search late last mon

. >> liz, larry, hi, everybody. only four more hours of critical fire conditions but i found the smoke. it is reminding you it is still very dry. i do not know what this is, i have inquired and still waiting on an answer. the red flag warning goes until 8:00 tonight. we have gusty northerly winds. we are about 91, as warm as it gets. the humidity down around 10%, 12%, 14%. winds only gusting 22 to 23 miles per hour. here is the fire danger index. the high in yellow kind of just falls away. we will look forward to a chance of wet weather coming up in the seven-day forecast. >> san francisco central subway still is not open two years behind schedule, but today cameras were allowed to capture images of a pleasing part of the project. the station in chinatown also comes with public art. amy hollyfield gives us a glimpse. amy: the station isn't open yet. it is still surrounded by a fence, an ugly reminder the station is not open yet. inside there are a few treats waiting for you when you are allowed in. take a look at th

larry: yeah. right now, stuff is giftwrapped for people who have negative intentions. >> there is so much out there already. i wonder if it may be a little bit too late. larry: yeah. sky high rent prices have led to a new living concept being tried in silicon valley. it is trending now online. 14 residents pay $800 a month to sleep in pods. they are a little larger than a tween bed. they share the kitchen and other spaces. it is kind of a creative way to deal with crazy high prices in the bay area. it is -- cozy daca is that the right word i'm looking for? dan: cozy? cramped? larry: i don't know how many people would be cooking in the kitchen at the same time. dan: for young people, it is a great way to share the space, make it a little more affordable. it is not right for everyone, but i am talking with management . they have this envisioned for abc 7 housing force so that we are already at a moments notice. larry: do we get to choose our own pod partners? dan: i don't think it is fully decided.

larry: yes. host: once he got elected, did you call him by his first name? larry: never. when he was president elect and while i serve there, he was either mr. president orser, always. -- mr. president or sir, always. host: we are in larry kudlow's library up in the wilds of connecticut. back to your insanity once more book. this is your october 2016 column -- i want to thank melania trump for starting me on the path of restored confidence in donald trump. larry: president trump, then candidate trump had said a couple of things that did not thrill me. i never left him, just things that did not throw me. things came up in that campaign -- you look back and it wasn't very important but during the campaign, it became a big deal and i had to talk about on the air and i recall milani a who is a wonderful, wonderful woman. we got to be good friends in the white house. she went on tv and defended president trump. she made it very clear she was a thousand percent behind him and that these things were passing and it was no big deal. so i wrote about that. it's funny. that column,

larry: i don't have anything planned at the moment. i'm very busy, i'm loving life. never say never, but not at the moment, i don't. host: how may jobs do you have? -- how many jobs do you have? larry: there's a foxbusiness show every day, if i could plug that, 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. that's the bulk of what i do. i do a lot of different segments for ftm and fox news. i did one this morning on fox and friends. i do a radio show every saturday morning for three hours. a national radio show. that runs here on wabc radio. we are livestreamed and syndicated. and i also do -- i write op-ed pieces to much constantly. some informal political consulting with my friends on policy. pretty much anybody who asks. so i am a busy camper. i'm a grateful camper. life after the white house has been terrific. it's a real blessing. host: this is your second stint in the white house. the first being? larry: just a few years ago -- 40 years ago. a somewhat lower position. i was that economics deputy at the office of m

larry: yes. host: once he got elected, did you call him by his first name? larry: never. when he was president elect and while i serve there, he was either mr. president orser, always. -- mr. president or sir, always. host: we are in larry kudlow's library up in the wilds of connecticut. back to your insanity once more book. this is your october 2016 column -- i want to thank melania trump for starting me on the path of restored confidence in donald trump. larry: president trump, then candidate trump had said a couple of things that did not thrill me. i never left him, just things that did not throw me. things came up in that campaign -- you look back and it wasn't very important but during the campaign, it became a big deal and i had to talk about on the air and i recall milani a who is a wonderful, wonderful woman. we got to be good friends in the white house. she went on tv and defended president trump. she made it very clear she was a thousand percent behind him and that these things were passing and it was no big deal. so i wrote about that. it's funny. that column,

larry coda i think this ceo is a visionary. he has clearly tapped into the employees of america in the year 2022. this is one of my favorite topics because i love fireplace camera so much. i think mr. chesky should call our bosses. to make it easy, the number is -- [laughter]might go from a climate change perspective, get these cars off the roads. how much cleaner our air was when we were working from home. if we want to put a dent in climate change, let us stay home. >> mike and larry, norma rae. [laughter] spencer: another great topic, dr. strange and the multi-verse of madness made an estimated 185 million dollars over the weekend. the success of these films now has some theaters implementing surge pricing for highly anticipated movies. amc is charging one dollar to two dollars more regal and cinemark are also reportedly up charging guests for bigger movies. larry, there's another phrase for surge pricing, price gouging. i am not a big fan of this. are they going to charge me less for movies that are not as popular? >> i und

larry: yes. charles: someone posted the chart the approval of marriages between black and white people and the person who posted the chart, he said that u.s. only crossed 50% approval in the mid-1990s as a jab at america. the chief economist at glass door said put another way, for most of us on here the majority of americans opposed inter racial marriages in our lifetime s but also point out the way i'm looking at it is that we're at 94%, so you have on one hand, we can talk about the past when we talk about america, and i think we spent far too much time on that instead of celebrating where we're at now. larry: charles as you said brilliantly and blessedly on my show a couple nights ago, things keep changing and they change for the better including and most significantly race relations. the far left doesn't want to acknowledge that because they have an axe to grind but they are wrong. this is such a great country and i totally totally agreed with that and i'll say what i always say, don't tell m

sandra. >> sandra: let's bring in larry kudlow now, larry, welcome. fancy new studio here, one you know very well. >> larry: congratulations. >> sandra: thank you very much. people are looking for answers, gas prices high, grocery bills high, broken record, we say it every day they keep going higher. are you hearing answers from this administration, having worked inside of multiple, whether or not this white house plans to tackle the problem? >> larry: i didn't see anything new in the piece and i think what john just mentioned or hillary vaughn just mentioned, there is no pledge to freeze domestic spending. this piece in the journal today is just full of spending increases, spending for childcare, spending for the elder, spending for healthcare, spending for infrastructure, only p.a. is ruled out. if you are not going to cut spending, then you are not going to win the fight against inflation and he talks about how deficits have come down, that's true for this year, because of the end to a lot of the emergency stimi of march of 2021. that's it. you loo

hi larry. hi. hi larry. hello, we this deep state is a behemoth now huge and we know that personnel is power, right and we know that the top levels those are political. said they're going to do. who are not due what what is required of them by the by the president what i would like you to comment on is below this starting at the high levels of civil service and going down. there was a certain culture of people who are hired and that fact that they are rewarded for finding new ways to add a little bit of power and find new new things to regulate and control. how does that work? and how bad is it? it's horrible. you know what reagan said was that the closest thing he'd seemed to eternal life on this planet was a government agency. and and you're absolutely right that you can change out the head of these agencies. but how much is that really do to affect the culture down within and we saw this with the fbi? did we not we kept hearing people like sean hannity tell us that it's only a few bad apples at the top bu

dan: larry beil is here with more on a hard form game. larry, you are at chase center. larry: the vibe was off tonight and steve kerr had been wearing a mask in interviews for the past few days. now we know why. he tested positive for covid-19. assistant head coach michael brown took over for him. the warriors played like kings for most of the night. and steph curry scored 18 of his 32 on the fourth quarter. the warriors didn't leave this game until the final 45 seconds. draymond green blocks jaren jackson junior to seal the deal, warriors somehow pull it out to take a 3-1 series lead. let's head -- here from the interim head coach. >> sometimes it is grimy and sometimes it is gritty. our guys found a way so i am so proud of them. we have our leader in steve that had been out with covid right before the game. larry: no idea when steve kerr will return and a concern for the warriors has to be the close contact kerr has had with players the last few days. we will have more warriors coverage plus giants next leaders in sports. dan: a seven-year-old child and a passenger in

i love having you on, larry. democrats abysmal leadership is laying waste to the urban areas as well. once great american cities that we loved our now coddling criminals and hammering businesses with high taxes in this environment. boeing just announced its transferring out of the windy city. loving the place that you live, and work. if so, boeing's heading to northern virginia. lobbyist will be happy to have the whole crew together. not just boeing, ken griffin who runs the hedge funds adele is thinking about leaving. it runs of course $38 billion. so, may be lori lightfoot the mayor of zurich congo should have done more to stop things like this. >> laura: instead of joining the blm crowd, that would have been nice. and when a nightmare it is. here are now former speaker of the house in fox news contributor newt gingrich, author of the upcoming book we can order now on amazon "defeating big government socialism." it seems like people are really feeling the pain now of whatever we're going to call it -- it's not

elizabeth: prince alwaleed and larry ellison. kelly, great reporting. always good to have you on. >> thank you. elizabeth: look who is here, one of my favorites, fox business anchor, superstar larry kudlow. larry, good to have you on. what is your reaction to that report? >> i love it, i just love it. all the lefty crazies are trying to gang up on my hero, my free speech hero elon musk and guess what? they're all going to get whooped. he will raise the money. he will take twitter. he will take them private. he will change the business model. he is going to instill free speech and it doesn't matter what the george soros crowd wants. they're going to get whooped. that's all. elizabeth: larry, also this, this far left group, the open markets institute, it is lobbying the ftc to stop elon musk taking over twitter. larry, biden's fcc chair, lena kahn was former director of open markets institute. gop representative jim jordan says ftc has to preserve all records on this. what is your take on that one. >> jordan is all over this as he should be. she will not

dan: larry beil is here with more on a hard form game. larry, you are at chase center. larry: the vibe was off tonight and steve kerr had been wearing a mask in interviews for the past few days. now we know why. he tested positive for covid-19. assistant head coach michael brown took over for him. the warriors played like kings for most of the night. and steph curry scored 18 of his 32 on the fourth quarter. the warriors didn't leave this game until the final 45 seconds. draymond green blocks jaren jackson junior to seal the deal, warriors somehow pull it out to take a 3-1 series lead. let's head -- here from the interim head coach. >> sometimes it is grimy and sometimes it is gritty. our guys found a way so i am so proud of them. we have our leader in steve that had been out with covid right before the game. larry: no idea when steve kerr will return and a concern for the warriors has to be the close contact kerr has had with players the last few days. we will have more warriors coverage plus giants next leaders in sports. dan: a seven-year-old child and a passenger in

larry? >> part about that was when he was in office was the advance team, as you said, two, three weeks out ahead. i was a skiier. i still am i think. the advance team would have to go out two weeks ahead of the president for mountain familiarization. this rock hard as getting up with the ski patrol at the crack of dawn to ski. then familiar -- familiarize ourselves with all the rocks to make sure that there was no one hiding in the trees. it was a interesting operation. we moved around the mountain in such a way. great outfit larry. we moved about the mountain without people being able to really trail us. we were in our formations. we would go into a ski line. a ski instructor line. we'd go into. line down the mountain, and god. we were able to move about without interrupting the normal ski days of everyone else. so it worked out pretty well. >> go ahead. talk about the rain. >> with that, what's important is that again, the first families are trying to live a normal life in this bubble. as

no, larry. no sandy. i'm surprised about kristen and larry and kind of your name's pretty popular. yeah, karina would be a popular name. that's true. maybe now it will be you know, we're of a certain generation. i think when we were born those names were popular. yeah is ludwig up? no, no. i just got a good wig. yeah, i just fly right towards the sun. that's me. that's it. we'll be right back. thank you. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now. it senses your movements and automatically adjusts so you both stay comfortable all night. it's also temperature balancing so you stay cool. save $500 on the sleep number 360 c4 smart bed, queen now only $1,299. plus no interest until january 2025 ends monday. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get

larry kudlow, thank you. while americans do's efforts under crippling inflation, record high gas prices will pay more for everything we buy at every start to go to the democrats are spending almost 100% of their time and energy lying about roe v. wade as we just showed you. now, if the supreme court -- in fact overt overturn roe and casey, abortion will still be legally the united states but according to the left, we are not living in a real-life version of handmaids tail and the only way to stop it is to take to streets. forget about voting or contacting your state representatives that the people that will actually decide. democrats because they prefer mob rule political intimidation and harassment entity once again, jen psaki speaking on behalf of her fearless leader joe biden encouraged far-left lunatic from arlington virginia and suburban maryland to start the book local supreme court justice and show up at their homes. this is so external early dangerous they are trying to delegitimize an institution bra

let's start with larry. larry? [laughs] >> the hard part about that was when he was in office was the -- [laughs] the advanced him, as he said, sometimes two, three weeks out ahead. so, it was a skier. i still am, i think. so, the advanced team would have to go out for two weeks ahead of the president to vail for mountain familiarization. [laughs] this requires getting up with the ski patrol at the crack of dawn to ski fresh powder. to familiarize ourselves with all of the runs, to make sure that there was no one hiding in the trees, etc. but, it was a pretty interesting operation. we moved about the mountain, out in such a way that we are. great outfit, larry. but, we moved about that mountain, without people being able to trail us, the way we ran our formations. we would go to the ski instructor line. we would go through the line. we would be up the mountain, down run, and gone. so, we were able to move about without interrupting the normal ski days of everyone else, so it worked out pretty well. >> and neck, tal

larry, i love having you. thank you so much. and of o course democrats have been the leadership is laying waste to ourur urban areas as well. great american cities that we love now they're coddling criminals and hammering businesses with high taxes in this environment, boeingta just announced it was blowing out of the windy city. obviously fed up with a soaringn crime and the declining livability for its employees. that's kind of a nice concept, don't you think? loving the place you live northerk. so boeing is headed to northern virginia. the lobbyists are going torn be happyst to have the whole crw together. it's not just boeing. ken griffin who runs the hedge fund citadel is thinking of leaving town. it runs, of course, thirty eight billion dollars in assets. so maybe lori lightfoot, the mayor of chicago, should d have done more to stop scenes like this instead of joining the blm crowd that makes lifee harder and more dangerous for law enforcement as well. that would have been nice.e ht what a nightmare it is here now former s

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kudlow host larry kudlow joining me now. what a pleasure. larry: thank you, david. david: i don't want to pick on a newcomer and she's a newcomer. she was having to read the thing larry: it's not her fault. david: she was getting confused by her talking points for a reason. larry: it's the president who put erin her in it's not her fault. we could talk about her qualifications some other time, but it's just the dumbest thing imaginable. here is how dumb it is. jeff bezos, who owns the washington post, the washington post now has become a biden critic, bezos is tweeting almost on a daily basis attacking it. i've gotta love that. david: i do, but on the other hand, let me -- larry: the woke ceo's are turning. david: the reason what gets me is you've been saying to kill the bill from the beginning. he's now saying i'm glad we killed the bill. well he didn't give you much credit when you were killing the bill with joe manchin but the point is, right now, i think it's hitting in his pocketbook. the guy runs a company that's based on retail sales. retail sales as we see f

i'm larry beale and i'm karina nova in the south bay. there are disturbing allegations surrounding at san jose police officer accused of performing a lewd sex act inside a home while responding to a call it comes only days. the city and police department announced a crackdown on officer misconduct abc 7 news reporter. zach fuentes has more the allegation is serious a source telling the bay area news group that a san jose police officer is accused of masturbating inside a family's home while on duty this new more detailed information coming out days after the police department confirmed tuesday that an investigation into sexual misconduct was going on about officer was immediately placed on ministry of leave. there is an investigation to that. we will coordinate with the district attorney's office and any criminal charges that are appropriate will absolutely be sought in any plenary actions will be taken san jose police officers. associ. speaking with us this afternoon absolutely not reflective of who our hard-working men and of the san j

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sports director larry beil is here. larry? larry: dan, the giants skipper always willing to take a stand for what he believes in. we'll tell you why cap will not be out for the national anthem unless things change. that's next in sports. announcer: abc7 news sports sponsored by river rock casino. larry: good evening. giants in cincinnati this weekend where gabe kapler made headlines. the skipper saying he will not come out for the national anthem until he sees progress being made in this country on gun control. >> i don't plan on coming out for the anthem going forward until i feel like -- i feel better about the direction of our country. so that -- that will be the step. i don't expect it to move the needle necessarily. it's just something that i feel strongly enough about to take that step. larry: as for the game itself long rain delay so they did the friday night fireworks pre-game. get it in. reds are terrible. but brandon drury crushes high heat on a 3-0 pitch from carlos rodon just like that. 3-0 reds. giants had their c

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stone are live at chase center, but let's begin with abc 7 sports director larry beale larry. here we go again. here we go again, and i'll tell you what you talked about the smiles. hopefully they'll be smiling and smiling and smiling through the next two weeks after missing the playoffs the past couple of years war. back in the finals won the west tonight finishing off dallas in five games warriors got off to a good start tonight led byt cympn knocked down 8 threes the warriors built a 25-point lead, then they had to survive a furious dallas charge. steph curry wins the series mvp award only at 15 points but nine assists tonight 120 110 was the final score in the warriors take this series in five next stop the finals at chase dan mentioned a week from tonight abc 7's chris alvarez jo. live now from chase what a gratifying night and an epic return if you look at what he's been through the past couple of years for klay thompson, chris. yeah, larry, you know we texted her i texted our group chat and said this has to be a clay game and no it wasn't game six clay, but i'm gonna ca

larry beale is live at chase center with this big news larry. the armadan you want to talk about an absolute shocker. we learned this less than an hour ago that steve kerr has covid-19 and will not be coaching the warriors in game 4 their playoff series with the memphis grizzlies now right around 5:15 steve kerr normally addresses the media and we were waiting for that. the press was assembled but no steve kerr so we were wondering what the story was and then we found out steve kerr was sick the great unknown is how long her will have to be away from the team. is it going to be five days is going to be 10 days. perhaps even more worrisome is what players has curve been in contact with will any of them get sick? will they have to miss playoff games? we just don't know at this point. so you see assistant coach mike brown there. he will slide over one seat and take over as the head coach which he did back in the 2017 playoffs. he went 11 and oh that season. he's an experience head coach, so it shouldn't be a huge issue for i'm taking over tonight t

oh, you wasn't the engine larry. is not alone. 1710 taiwanese firms have difficulties collecting outstanding, dead enough fiercely quantity issues. there's also higher gas prices, an inflection companies are paying more that a town and i will miss taiwan is highly dependent on imported energy. i think i need to import oil and natural gas. so when the price goes up they, of course, the impact on taiwan is huge. and it's not just the ongoing economic challenges. russia's invasion of ukraine has re ignited concerns of what a chinese invasion could mean. way a most low cost don't believe it could happen any time soon. potential effects are becoming clear, tougher powered or you can if tie, once chip factories are unable to produce the world production chain wouldn't stop all and our lives are your go banker and china shocking. get you a lot of a lot of things that i choir chips for will be effective up with is i one dominates the was production of semiconductors. it produces molar, half the war chip using because they wo

larry waste company, one of ty, ones, largest machinery manufacturers, is effect t j. so we cancelled the order from our russian client due to the sanctions. i hope this is only temporary, so there are also problems with cash flow and i'll just exit the wall. his disrupted global supply chains, and there is hurting waste business. really thought woman shall order mother, for example, the shipping of a computer control special engine we bought in europe has spend elaine. she is using this one has an impact on our production and machinery manufacturing of them to you. so also tongue, who hasn't the engine? larry is not alone. 70 intent, high one is firms have difficulties collecting outstanding depth. and now physically we to t issue. there's also higher gas prices, an inflection companies are paying more that a towel and i will miss taiwan is highly dependent on imported energy. i think i need to import oil and natural gas. so when the price goes up, they, of course, the impact on taiwan is huge. and it's not just the ongoing economic challenges. russia's invasion of uk

real quick, larry, do they need to get something else? >> look, i think -- by the way, newt gingrinch is working with kevin mccarthy, they are going to put a good plan on the table. it will make the trump tax cuts, so successful for middle class working folks, make the tax cuts permanent, a terrific thing. a kind of contract with america. so i think there will be plenty of alternatives. but look, president biden, if you are going to solve a problem you have to own the problem. >> john: you have to acknowledge you have some responsibility for it. >> and that's what is missed here and the inflation story will be with us unfortunately for quite some time as the economy weakens. >> jacqui: clearly do not want to take blame, they are afraid of how voters feel about it already. >> john: those words escaped biden's mouth, it would be all over. >> jacqui: campaign ads. >> john: see you at 4:00. >> jacqui: fox news alert out of a boston courtroom, and the celebrity chef mario batalli, gave up his restaurant out of a me too scandal. >> highest syst

please welcome to the stage, larry schweikart. >> thanks. all right, great to be back here, especially in a room dedicated to breitbart. i only had a few occasions to meet andrew, but one of the occasions was he went way out of his way to introduce me to the hollywood community. he brought me out, hosted a nice wonderful steak dinner for such people as actor adam baldwin, benji pirro, many other people. it was really nice of him to do that. i am always grateful to andrew for kind of leading the way. it's interesting that you mentioned the raccoons. in ohio, in our home, we had a nice big yard with a picket fence. one day the dog was out there just going crazy. there was a raccoon with its had stuck between the sense slats. so i used to tell my students, i walk back to the garage and i got my big shovel and i walked out and i smacked that slap in the fence and free that raccoon so he could run out. the kids are, don't tell me crest a little raccoon. [laughs] anyway, for those of you who don't know me, everything jim said is more or less true.