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larry: very well done. speaking of the 49ers, all the attention has diverted attention from another big bay area sports story, and that is kyrie irving will take the court against the warriors in san francisco tomorrow. irving is unvaccinated, and the city of san francisco requires warriors players to be vaccinated and all players attending games to show proof of vaccination, but the mandate does not apply to visiting players, so irving can play here, but he cannot play at his own home games in brooklyn because of new york's strict vaccine mandate. i should mention, the warriors-that's game will be live here on abc 7 starting tomorrow at 5:30, but does the inconsistency bother any of you guys? it seems like one or the other, you know? if warriors players have to be vaccinated -- kristen: right, yes. larry: it seems so odd that when a player leaves his home market, he can play anywhere, but when he goes back home, he cannot? >> we have to talk about the essence of teamwork and being cohesive and consistent.

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larry: desperate times, desperate measures. i just hope the kids under 21 get their license and that they are trained well. ama: i i i i i i tree. if you want to squeeze your own, you will come to me. spencer: i will bring that champagne. larry: i was looking for more of an airbnb experience, kind of like the ceo of san francisco-based airbnb. he is going to be living out of his suitcase for a while. he announced on twitter that starting today he will stay at an error in be listing in a different city every couple of days starting in atlanta. the pandemic has shown people are no longer tethered to the office and can live anywhere. he added 100,000 guests broke stays of three weeks or longer. he hopes living on the road will help improve the airbnb experience. obviously work from home changed everything for silly people but would you want to live out of an airbnb for three months? spencer: if i were the ceo, i would probably want that for publicity to get the word out that it's ok but i probably wouldn't. larry: any takers? kris

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larry: i'm not biased. >> leo, who dresses you? larry: my mommy. kristen: i was just going to say your mommy dresses you funny. >> that is a really good hat though. larry: number nine -- number 99. ron donald. >> he is usually flat on his back with a 49er running game gets going. so are you frantically buying up tickets? are you buying up tickets to sunday's game to make sure that the mean old 49er fans don't get their hands and fill the stadium with red. are you buying them up leo? larry: of course not? we would never do that. that is i will be about. we are a classy bunch of people, right? member this? leo: the member with the dodgers due to your giants. here we go again. you're a glutton for punishment. you are a glutton for punishment. are you kidding me? kristen: he's got a shrine there. leo: it is the house of rita and ramon sanchez and their house is a shrine to the rams. >> you have an urgent phone call from god. leo: hold on, i got to take this. this is from god. yes i love this, thank you god. thank you so much. number one, god is a ram.

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i am larry beil. abc 7 >> this is abc 7 news. >> we need to keep our kids in in person instruction, safely in school. that is our priority and will continue to be. >> governor newsom reaffirming his commitment to keep students in school as many districts struggle to keep staff from -- classrooms staffed. ama: good evening. i am him a date -- , dates -- i am ama daetz. the superintendent of the contra costa school district filled in today. schools are close to the breaking point. abc 7 news' reporter

larry: once again, breaking news. the verdict is in an jurors reached a verdict convicting elizabeth holmes of four counts. she was being charged with 11 originally involving wire fraud charges. she was found guilty of fraud against investors but not patients. the information we are getting is filtering in because the judge heard the verdict just a few minutes ago. dion: this has been a long and grueling trial for everyone involved. the testimony has taken place over the course of 15 weeks. seven days of deliberation. and spanning through the holidays. there is that level of fatigue from jurors. there were a couple of unexpected twists in the courtroom today. we had members of the jury send him two notes. one in the morning and one in the afternoon saying they were deadlocked on a number of charges meaning they could not come to an agreement. you see on the screen exactly which counts the jury has decided she is guilty on or not guilty. we are still waiting to hear what those counts mean. and what this means for sente

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larry: time for the four at 4:00. this is unbelievable video of a tv reporter in west virginia showed incredible professionalism, she is doing a live report and take a look and you will see what happened. >> water main breaks. whoa. larry: that is reporter tori yorgey, she got back up and finished her report after being hit by a car that was skidding in her direction on live tv. she told the host in the studio, this is the second time she has been hit by a car, it happened to her in college. she was ok, was taking to the emergency room just in case and then tweeted a few hours ago, she is fine. you can see, she is back up and doing the report. she is a little bit sore. there are so many places we could start. what are your immediate reactions? >> as someone out in the field reporting, number one, you should not be doing a live shot at 11:00 at night with no vest in the middle of the street by yourself. second, did you see the reaction from the anchor? where was the producer, where with the director saying, let's check

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larry how are you? >> larry: your insight about the cnn legal were you? >> greg: nicely done. what we do? all by the way, isn't it weird how we can't deduce that somebody who lives on the street might be inclined to violence? we can even say, if there is a large of a people on the street chances are they're willing to take other risks. right? >> larry: there probably more rational. i am not an expert. here is what i know. no bail, no jail this is what you get. people who have problems fine. deal with them, but they should be done so while they are under incarceration. i'm sorry you don't let them out on the street. you had this wave of lawlessness, it started i don't know a couple years ago. joe biden's america seems to be characterized by nobody wants to put anybody in jail. everybody has a reason. a liberal, left wing reason, i'm sorry. people want to be safe okay? even. look, what is going on here in new york city with the sky? half of the staff just walked out. they are prosecutors. they could be democrat, they could be republican, they could be progressive. i don't know w

larry: we will see. the increase cameras and constant surveillance gets everybody a little anxious. >> california attorney general'' office has launched a civil rights investigation into the county sheriff's office. the investigation will try to determine if the office led by longtime sheriff smith engaged in a practice of unconstitutional conduct. >> this investigation comes amidst deeply concerning allegations relating to admissions of confinement in the office's jail facilities, unlawful oversight, and other misconduct. >> they would not go into any details because it is a pending investigation. conduct it back years, including inmate deaths. los angeles police have arrested the man accused of stabbing a woman to death at her job last week. we now know he has an arrest record here in the bay area. according to the san mateo county sheriff's office, the 31-year-old was arrested last january in daly city for venue -- vandalism and obstructing an officer. today, he was arrested in pasadena for the killin

larry? >> the thing that haitians bring to the table is that patients -- a scientist we tend to think about our area of focus and the voice of the patient ates the table is how does that affect my family and how does affect the rest of the community and thinking about the totality of the problem including the psychological and environmental aspects. i want to close with my favorite mark twain quote. it's not what you don't know that gets in trouble with what you know that -- the patient voice by questioning it makes us think differently about the process and in that it creates a too bitty. what is going to energize us to move us to the future and prevent these diseases is there curiosity our imagination and creativity and motivating us in that direction is one of the most important thing that patients can -- >> real-world evidence coming from patients in trials or fueled by the real-world evidence and everything today says it's only going to get much better in the next decade so thank you ve

kristen: larry and i get to enjoy the whole thing. when all else fails when your tongue to get your dog to come home, try sausage. animal rescuers in england helped lure a lost dog to safety by hanging a sausage on a drone and getting her to follow it. look at that. millie went missing and they were concerned she would drown. >> bravo. >> that would work with people, i think, actually. what are some of the for dogs? what would you use? sausage is one, right? >> yeah, i know people would feed them anything off their table. >> it is a clever idea, safe way to do it with use of a drone. >> it is ingenious, actually. thought it was interesting, millie there seemed to pause like, you guys are really doing this? you think i'm going for this? kristen: we see a lot of sun out there, but those wins that are coming -- hoo! mike: it is deceptive. we have a gorgeous sunset as high clouds are moving through. the winds just get faster as we head through the evening hours and temperatures fall from the 60's into the 50's to near 50 by the time we ge

he helped us a lot. >> reporter: larry has multiplied his good work. his food giveaways have morphed into the county's largest food bank. he has housed prison inmates and day laborers and has given seed money so couples can start their own bay area catholic worker houses like peter steeler and his wife did a 26 years ago in san bruno. >> he could have created a big massive organization that he was the head of. instead, he stayed small and helped other people. he has stayed humble, but he has done great work. >> reporter: for fighting poverty for 47 years through catholic worker house, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to larry purcell. >> reporter: the group does not take government money but relies mostly on individual donations. larry and his wife, a retired teacher, are committed to service through simple living of nonviolence, part of the national catholic worker movement. ryan and liz. >> he is an angel on earth. thank you. >>> if you know of someone who has done extraordinary volunteerism in the community, nominate that person for

larry, you are big into crypto. what say you? larry: the first thing, the fact that you have walmart interested in crypto tells you exactly what is happening in this space. this is becoming more and more mainstream, even though it is practically impossible to explain to anybody how crypto really works. i think that is the first thing. the second thing is, if you are into gaming, you understand the concept of, if i'm playing world of warcraft or whatever, i need to buy x number of coins to get the weapon to bop somebody on the head. i don't know what walmart has in their array that they would offer that they would need cryptocurrency -- remember a couple years ago when facebook tried to launch libra? that was going to be there thing. whatever happened to that? it is easy to say we've got big plans and we are going to dive into cryptocurrency. most people at this point still don't have much of an idea what it really means. spencer: maybe i'm in favor, i'm encouraged by the fact that walmart and other major retailers will start usin

larry: yeah, i think so. he said that the fed was going to "recalibrate" now, no one knows exactly what that means, but i've got to say at least he's on the right track by acknowledging that the federal reserve is really the primary engine of inflation, working hand & glove with excessive government spending. in other words, the fed's money printing has enabled or financ ed all of the government 's massive spending. he will not acknowledge the spending. he will not acknowledge the inflationary consequences of big spending, and he wants even more, because he's not changing his course or his policy, but he mentioned the fed. i thought that was quite interesting. somebody gave him a good briefing. i don't know what recalibrate means. neither do you, neither does the federal reserve, but they ought to get moving because as your prior segment just show ed, inflation is not going away. it's not going down. it's embedded in wages and prices, and it has nothing to do blaming meat packers and poultry companies. by the

let's switch to larry kudlow. larry kudlow is staying with us. larry, your overreaction out president's presser today? it was first in nearly a year. another brutal poll from "politico" 2/3 not approving president. half the country think he is unfit to lead. this presser came at low point in his polls. what do you think of it? larry: lizzie, i appreciate you're having you on. i do not want to step in front of senator marsha blackburn. i will say that to be as brief as i can. i mean you're terrific too. look the polls have been very consistent. president biden just dismisses the polls. you probably heard him say it once or twice during the presser. he just doesn't believe the polls. one of the things i really took away from this, despite the polls, despite the general unpopularity across the board, you can cite any darn thing you want he is not going to change his tune, he is not going to change his progressive radical agenda. he is not going to get rid of the build back better bill. so we'll still have to save america and kill the bill. he does n

larry: it is the key. i think one qr code may have 4000 little markers that indicate where an item is. it is complicated actually. dan: it has evolved, from 25 years ago. thanks, larry. ama: coming up tonight on abc 7, at 8:00, the bachelor. followed by promised land at 10:00. then stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. that will do it for this edition of abc 7 news. as always, thank you for joining us. i am ama daetz. dan: and i am dan ashley. for sandhya patel, larry beil and all of us, thank you for your time. we hope to see you again for abc 7 news at 11:00. ♪ ♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants-- a nursing assistant from toledo, ohio... an attorney from new york, new york... and our returning champion, an engineering manager from oakland, california... whose 38-day cash winnings total... and now, hosting "jeopardy!"-- ken jennings! [cheers and applause] thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome, everyone. hope you were watching "jeopardy!

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larry kudlow is here. how the democrats are looking to use january 6th to drive a stake right through the heart of our democracy. senator tom cotton explains that. raymond arroyo cleans up the january 6th his stairics. it is all ahead. >>> the supreme court heard oral argument it's for vaccine mandates for large employers and for health care workers and providers. the osha rule states that businesses with more than 100 or more workers must either require employees to be vaccinated or submit to weekly testing and masking in the work place. opposing this mandate are 27 states and the national federation of independent business. the fact is, long before the vaccine debate, federal agencies like osha wielded way too much power. this is why trump wanted so much of these burdensome rules axed from the federal register all together. because terms like health and safety are very broad. they are very general terms. their meanings can be stretched to prohibit or require just about anything. that's when the court is

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ama: larry beil is here. larry: so much pressure on jimmy garoppolo. his motivation and the one loss >> abc 7 sports. larry: good evening. one giant question for the 49ers as they head into the nfc title game. massive offensive tackle trent williams did not practice all weekend long. kyle shanahan believes williams will play. the 49ers desperately need him to protect jimmy kuralt below. jimmy has been under scrutiny since the loss of the super bowl a couple years ago. that is a memory that lingers. >> it has been a motivator for me, honestly. it is a feeling that i can't describe. it is unlike any other loss i've ever had. obviously since that moment, it has motivated me and always will going forward. those are the lessons. if you can take those lessons and be better from it, you will be better off in the long run. >> if you see social media, you see people talk about jimmy this, jimmy that. numbers don't lie. i just say check the winning percentages. larry: if the niners win, jimmy could face the very team that denied him a super bowl victory. the chi

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larry: here is going on. it's complicated, the rules keep on changing, you need to keep track of testing, boosters, it's very complicated for people and companies. what is important as you make it easy for everyone. there are enough stresses going on in day-to-day, we are trying to make that easy and make this into the future. make the workplace somewhere people want to be in. emily: how would you describe the demand? especially right now, we're in this messy middleware vaccines, boosters are available, but infections are peaking, return to work gets pushed back? larry: it's really complicated. you don't know who is going to be in, who is not. this is the whole thing. people do want to go back, there is a sense of community. we are a clear example where you are coming in, say you are coming in with a group of people, and they will put you altogether. it's the thoughtfulness that is more important, because people are not at their desk five days a week anymore. for those companies that even hired more people --

larry kudlow is here. how the democrats are looking to use january 6th to drive a stake right through the heart of our democracy. senator tom cotton explains that. raymond arroyo cleans up the january 6th hysterics. it is all ahead. >>> the supreme court heard oral argument it's for vaccine mandates for large employers and for health care workers and providers. the osha rule states that businesses with more than 100 or more workers must either require employees to be vaccinated or submit to weekly testing and masking in the work place. opposing this mandate are 27 states and the national federation of independent business. the fact is, long before the vaccine debate, federal agencies like osha wielded way too much power. many of these burdensome rules axed from the federal register all together. because terms like health and safety are very broad. they are very general terms. their meanings can be stretched to prohibit or require just about anything. that's when the court is usually asked to step in. >> cm

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larry: here is going on. it's complicated, the rules keep on trajan, -- keep on changing, you need to keep track of testing, boosters, it's very complicated for people and companies. what is important as you make it easy for everyone. there are enough stresses going on in day-to-day, we are trying to make that easy and make this into the future. make the workplace somewhere people want to be in. emily: how would you describe the demand? especially right now, we're in this messy middleware vaccines, boosters are available, but infections are peaking, return to work gets pushed back? larry: it's really complicated. you don't know who is going to be in, who is not. this is the whole thing. people do want to go back, there is a sense of community. we are a clear example where you are coming in, say you are coming in with a group of people, and they will put you altogether. it's the thoughtfulness that is more important, because people are not at their desk five days a week anymore. for those companies that even h

larry, what do you like the most here? >> charles it would be fashionable for me to come on put all of your portfolio into banks and energy because those are really working this year. there is a place for those. they will provide a low correlation and ballast to tech names get hurt in inflation spike. more importantly own things benefit when shipping costs come down like consumer staples. don't give up on innovation. i encourage people. think long term. energy trade is very short term thinking. think long term for the portfolio. okay to own the inflation hedges. they serve a purpose. don't give up on the long haul and future growth stories. charles: david, you have a idea? >> i like reasonable tech. i know it is boring. ibm is a market leader in a, 4% growth dividend, ibm to me makes a lot of sense. >> i've again burnt on it so many times just thinking this is the year. this is the year. this is the year. but i will tell you looks pretty good. larry, david, danielle, thank you very orange very much. really a great start to

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that's how larry has been giving away free food for 47 years. >> we feed, clothe, shelter, educate the very poor in the name of christ. >> reporter: most donated produce goes to peninsula soup families. the rest feeds families. larry, a former priest, founded catholic worker house in 1975. >> we asked how can there be so many so poor in the richest country in the history of life? >> reporter: he blames wrong government priorities. >> they will build nuclear weapons that will destroy everything and we can't build housing for the homeless. >> reporter: besides free food bags catholic worker has volunteers cook for 50 homeless folks. they're often drug addicted, former inmates. >> we live with the so called losers and treat them like our brothers and sisters. >> reporter: helping a husband and two kid get on their feet. therapy motel surfing, struggling to make it. she's close to getting certified in accounting and they have home. >> he is an angel sent by god. he helps a lot. >> reporter: larry has multiplied his good work, food give aways decades ago have morphed into the largest food b

give us the history lesson, larry. "wall street journal" is doing that, nixon taught how to not do inflation, exponential increase in demand caused a shock when the controls ended. why is this not a good idea. >> larry: it's a terrible idea, not necessarily for the reasons in that article, but look, can i just make a point? when we shut down the economy in 2020, because of the pandemic, and parts of this past year 2021, i forget we are in the new year, that was a form of wage and price controls. you understand that? the problem today is not totally dissimilar from the terrible wage and price control days of richard nixon and gerry ford and jimmy carter. you are pouring money in. giving government assistance programs and the federal reserve is creating massive money supply. what do you have? pent-up demand. then you open up the production and all of a sudden prices explode because the new production supply can't possibly keep up with all the demand that you've been shovelling into the economy. now, you go back to the 19

ama: larry beil is here. larry: steph curry hurt his right hand a few days ago, now it is his left-hand. plus, jimmy's hips don't lie, but is he tel itchy? squirmy? scratchy? family not getting clean? get charmin ultra strong. go get 'em. it just cleans better. with a diamond weave texture, your family can use less while still getting clean. goodbye itchy squirm. hello clean bottom! we all go. why not enjoy the go with charmin. allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! flonase all good. >> abc 7 sports. dan: the warriors opened the seven-game home stand hoping to games of home cooking could get them out of the mini slump. facing detroit with jonathan kuminga getting the start. klay thompson, getting those knees warmed up. first half, all splash brothers. steph curry, klay thompson, splash. draymond approves. curry pulling up from deep for three. finished with 18 points and eight assists. final seconds of the second quar

ama: larry beil is here. larry: steph curry hurt his right hand a few days ago, now it is his left-hand. plus, jimmy's hips don't lie, but is he telling >> abc 7 sports. dan: the warriors opened the seven-game home stand hoping to games of home cooking could get them out of the mini slump. facing detroit with jonathan kuminga getting the start. klay thompson, getting those knees warmed up. first half, all splash brothers. steph curry, klay thompson, splash. draymond approves. curry pulling up from deep for three. finished with 18 points and eight assists. final seconds of the second quarter, klay getting it lined up. splash brothers combined for 31 in the first half. klay into the crowd. he finished with 21 points. kuminga got the start. he finished with 12 points, 10 boards. his first career nba double-double. scary moments. curry gems the fingers on his left-hand, would leave the game early. warriors cruise. coach now on klay in his fifth game since returning. >> that was probably his best stretch. good to

[laughter] larry: danger. ama: coming up tonight on abc 7 at 8:00, it's the goldbergs, the wonder years, the connors, home economics, then abc 7 news at 11:00. you can watch our newscasts live anytime on the abc 7 bay area news app available on roku, apple tv, android tv, and fire tv. download the app now and start streaming. that will do it for this edition of abc 7 news. thank. you for joining us tonight. i am ama daetz. dan: and i am dan ashley, from larry beil and sandhya patel, thank you for joining us. we will see you again. have a good night. ♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants-- a physical therapist from pittsburgh, pennsylvania... a government effectiveness associate manager from sunnyside, new york... and our returning champion-- an engineering manager from oakland, california... whose 30-day cash winnings total... and now hosting "jeopardy!"-- ken jennings. [applause] thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome, everyone. our 30-day champ

larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. so is war fever running through the white house all of a sudden? take a listen to madam psaki this afternoon's press briefing. >> let's be clear our view this is an extremely dangerous situation. we're now at a stage where russia at any point colaunch an attack at ukraine. what secretary blinken will go do highlight very clearly there is a diplomatic path forward. larry: so the story e

it's capitalism the way larry fink has articulated it. and if you have capitalism with humanity, capitalism with a view to all stakeholders, i think this word socialism will disappear from our lexicon and be replaced with capitalism with humanity. >> your rise to the top of pepsico put you in a very small sisterhood of female ceos leading fortune 500 companies. you were the 11th. and you cite progress in the number of women now at the top -- 41. you're also an immigrant and a person of color. and there is a major pusin the corporate world for diversity, equity, and inclusion. you say diversity is, quote, "a numbers game while inclusion is a mind-set." explain the distinction. >> see, whenever somebody has a diversity program, which is very important, and i'm going to come to why it's important to have the numbers game first, it's you bring the people in. you hire them in, and you promote them and you put them in positions. but if you don't make it easier for them to function and contribute and you put a lot of barriers in their way in ter

larry: thank you, neil appreciate it very much. neil: larry kudlow. all right we have a lot more coming up including wrapping up the consumer electronics show a lot of big names opted not to attend but that didn't really stop some of the big developments we're seeing in the coolest things that could dominate the headlines this year we'll detail them for you with liz claman, after this. ♪ feel stuck with credit card debt? ♪ move your high-interest debt to a sofi personal loan. earn $10 just for viewing your rate — and get your money right. ♪ your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire neil: all right, the consumer electronics show wrapping up and even so, some big names didn't make it, many others did, and well, they scored some big dramatic developments and trends that we're all going to be talking about this year. liz claman in las vegas with more on all of that. he