larry: thank you. hopefully the money gets in their hands quickly so they can get the process started. the president is heading back to moffett field and then will ultimately stay back in washington, d.c. kristen: we will take you live when the president gets there to hopefully see air force one take off. [inaudible] in the at storm damage at point raise. there are hundreds of downed trees and even this recent landslide that was caught on camera. cornell barnard has a look at the efforts to repair the damage. >> watch it though. reporter: part of the cliff gives way. the dramatic landslide was captured on tuesday. nobody was hurt. it happened near the al amir falls inside the point raise national seashore. >> it goes to show you what happens when the ground is saturated. gravity just takes place. there are failures. reporter: storm damage inside the park is still being counted. rooms were ripped off historic buildings. there were mudslides entry after tree after tree toppled during heavy rains and stro

kristin and larry. larry: that is fascinating. just him saying -- it's really about having the why to stop. you need a reason. otherwise you just keep doing it. reporter: fentanyl, 50 times more potent than heroin. kristen: the way they are so open about talking. you did an incredible job. you can now watch the abc7 originals documentary, "injecting hope," streaming on abc7news.com and are connected tv apps. larry: the dispute over encampment is playing out in the san francisco courtroom. today a federal judge heard arguments from lawyers who say the city's violating the rights of on house people by conducting encampment sweeps, including during recent bad weather back in december. an emergency order was issued banning the clearing of encampments. the city argues it is complying with the order. kristen: all about clouds. a new study has ideas about what they are good for. - hi, i'm steve. - i'm lea. and we live in north pole, alaska. - i'm a retired school counselor. [lea] i'm a retired art teacher. [steve] we met online about 10

larry: and why? that is the question, i don't know we will have an answer for, but it feels like the george floyd case very similar. kristen: it was anti release of the video would make people understandably more angry and that there could potentially, police preparing for unrest. in the bay area, police are preparing for the possibility. we want to mention it is a possibility and not an inevitability. oakland police have shut down the streets outside the department headquarters, the department has increased staffing through the weekend to help provide safety for demonstration should they occur. for back pain, i've always been a take two and call in the morning guy. but my new doctor recommended salonpas. without another pill upsetting my stomach, i get powerful, effective and safe relief. salonpas. it's good medicine. business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the i get powerful, effective and safe relief. comcast business complete connectivity solution. it's

larry: larry: continuing breaking news covered in half moon bay. four people have died at separate shootings. liz: we know that three people are also in critical condition on their way to stanford a medical right now. we want to get an update from our reporter on the scene at the mountain mushroom farm in half moon bay, one of the two shooting locations. gloria, what can you tell us? gloria: where off of 92 and there's heavy police presence here. they taped off the area and not long ago we saw enforcement vehicles take off with their sirens going to miss it we are trying to get more information about that. behind me, some of the workers are still here. there are farmers that police have been talking to. a coroner is also now on the scene. sky 7 captured a video of with a person in handcuffs. it's not clear if it is connected to this case, but we know that four people have died in two separate shootings and sources tell us that one person is dead and three people are in critical condition at mountain mushroom farm on san mateo road or state route 92

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larry: the work is in the bay area. reporter: canoe research is from the california academy of sciences in san francisco, which always does amazing work. they say one new reptile may provide insight into environmental threats ranging from dining operations to climate change. the new species document and by the california academy of sciences for 2022 run the gamut from crusty marine clams and stars to colorful toads and tiny scorpions. they say one species of reptile, the geico, jumps out for its biodiversity. >> we described 28 new species in one paper, and that is a rarity for vertebrates. reporter: arun has been working for decades around the island nation of new caledonia near australia. he says nearly every mountain and valley has its own unique species of the native? -- the native gecko. but the biodiversity could be facing a threat because the economy is based heavily on mining, sparking concerns similar to brazil, where gold-mining and deforestation are adding to pressures on the amazon habitat and the species th

larry: thank you. kristen: as if the rain was not enough, the potential for the bay area to face a double flood. larry: we are learning who is nominated for an oscar. with gold bond... you can age on your own terms. new retinol overnight means the smoothing benefits of retinol are now for your whole body. plus, fast-working crepe corrector diminishes wrinkled skin in just two days. gold bond. champion your skin. kristen: china's population trained. it dropped by 850,000 people and could be a sign of a bigger shift. the birthrate also dropped to a record low, despite the government encouraging married couples to have children. the numbers came out during a report on the nation's economy, which appears to be slowing. the climbing population could have significant ramifications on the country's economy in the future. larry: the academy of motion pictures released a shortlist of 15 documentaries to be considered for an oscar. we do not know which made the cut and we won't until the nominations are released

larry: but no atmospheric rivers? kristen: like appetizers. larry: we are waiting for the entree. spencer: that will be later. larry: a lot of you have probably used chat bots before when you try to contact a company. chat gpt has changed everything. kristen: the chief information security officer at checkpoint technology says it is great but you should be careful. >> open ai is the company that recently released chat gpt. ai tools can create art, write essays, they can write useful programs. those programs can also be used for nefarious purposes. just like any other tool, it could be used to build useful things as well as being destructive and nefarious. think of what the bad guys do -- they write fishing emails, they write convincing letters, they write code -- all of these things threat actors can do are being leveraged by chat gpt tools. it basically let's them malicious code, hacking tools, and you can be less sophisticated. that's the key thing -- it lowers the bar for cyber criminals and ups the game of the people who are more sophisticated. so it's really helping the bad g

larry: tha you. sout and repairs continue after the region was hit with flooding and mouse power outages. officials are preparing for the next round of storms, working to make sure the public is ready. zach fuentes is live in san jose with a look ahead as everybody braces for another impact. zach: unfortunately so. santa clarita county emergency operations is at the highest level, preparing for the worst. officials are urging everyone not to underestimate the potential impacts of the storms and the impact slipped behind by the previous storms. though it took a break, the rain has returned and more storms with it. last week saw the south bay take on brutal damage. this pg&e transmission tower taken down by a tree cutting power to thousands. first responders were rescuing community members most at risk along santa clara county's main creeks and while repairs are underway and outreach continues at encampments and waterways, officials are ready for another round. >> crews, as you are wel working around-t

dion: duly noted, larry. larry: that is my philosophy on tv also. he has a lot of people around him that are really, really good. that is what the niner offense is based on. dion: we are running out of time but i want to get to this. this is a dÉjÀ vu. why is this such a big rivalry? larry: these teams have been playing since long before you were born. almost as long as when spencer christian was born. dion: you went there. larry: i had to take my one spencer shot, since the 1970's. roger starbuck all the way through to john mccain -- joe montana. they have each won five super bowls appease. the epic struggle of the goliath versus goliath kind of thing. it is worthy of a championship game. we are getting it in the division round but all niners fans care about is a victory. seeing it in the bag to go all the way back. dion: as a nonsports director person, this is how i view things. larry: i'm just giving you a hard time. we will see. sunday is going to be great. dion: we have our reporters covering it ahead of the newscast. larry: and ticket prices

larry: stephanie sierra has a look. reporter: the budget is calling this problem not a crisis, and his plan shows how he wants the state to handle it. a plan his critics say has big mistakes. governor gavin newsom shift in the access to cash, a 22 point $5 billion budget deficit bringing stark contrast to last year's $100 billion or less. a shortfall amidst a weakened economy with a looming recession. >> it makes us mindful of the uncertainty of the next county fair. as a consequence, we are not touching the reserves because we have a wait and see. >> to make up for the losses, cuts are on the horizon and the climate and transportation programs will bear the brunt with a projected cut. he says incoming federal resources will help offset the impact. >> tens of billions of dollars are flowing into pla a smart place. >> it's full of missed opportunities. californians are demanding results. see the consequences of a lack of investment. we need to be focusing on reliable energy, domestic energy production as well as water st

larry kudlow 4:00 p.m. eastern time on this fine network, makes you think he has connections, i mean, like nobody's business. in the meantime we're talking about nobody's business we have a rally continuing here so this year is looking better certainly than the last year optimism about that inflation picture that larry alluded to, we are expected or at least the hope is or the markets might be getting ahead of themselves if not that we'll see more signs that at least run-away inflation is kind of maybe walking just fast right now. there is a difference. the dow up 180 points stay with us. if you have diabetes, then getting on the dexcom g6 is the single most important thing you can do. it eliminates painful fingersticks, helps lower a1c, and it's covered by medicare. before dexcom g6, i was frustrated. all of that finger-pricking and all of that pain, my a1c was still stuck. my diabetes was out of control. i was tired. (female announcer) dexcom g6 sends your glucose numbers to your phone or receiver without

this. >> larry: about botox? >> greg: yes! douglas coming to move from england to new york, would you move to new york to florida? >> i was in florida the other day, and friends who moved from new york turning up with catalogs for properties now, it's quite annoying, they are very evangelical, you have to move down here, why didn't you move down here? everything is better, i said i did not leave london to move to a suburb of miami. i love the city, i love new new york. >> greg: jacksonville? great restaurants, and as far as you can see. >> douglas: i don't want to be down on my enemy or any of these places, but new york is new york, it is one of the great cities of the world. it is down on its luck a little bit and they could come back. i'm not here for theater. i'm here for you, greg. that is why i'm here. >> greg: finally he admits it, and it's a great comparison what we are seeing. >> it is, it is, and it is absurd, it is as you said in the monologue, like sort of a teenage like thing, i love you, i hate you,

larry: i would think he would. from the leak perspective, the nfl will not -- league perspective the nfl will not hand down sanctions, until the legal process has taken place. the 49ers could decide themselves, ok whatever happened here, we're not cool with it, we're going to sit him down. but, typically the teams also wait for the police and the district attorney's office to do their full investigation. then decide what penalties there may be. i would expect he would play, unless the 49ers know something -- they know a lot more about the situation than we do. if they decide to take action they could. i would be surprised. kristen: unlikely. more problems for oakland schools. larry: the new report that can make it harder for the school make it harder for the school district to meet its financia for back pain, i've always been a take two and call in the morning guy. but my new doctor recommended salonpas. without another pill upsetting my stomach, i get powerful, effective and safe relief. salonpas. it's good medici

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larry: oakland i know you'll stay on top of that, phil. >> everyone stay tuned. larry: thank you. dion: moving on to developing news, a home on cedar lane is condemned after it slid off of its base and fell for several feet off of the hillside. this shows you the extent of the damage. the family left the home yesterday -- wednesday after it was deemed unsafe to stay. one home near been yellow tact and -- yellow tag to end homeowners are on alert. workers are working the road and hope to have it reopened next week. larry: more layoffs, who call google says that it will cut 6% of its company. we will hear about the impact on silicon valley. >> sitting on top of the mountain during the pandemic, text -- tech companies are feeling the return to normalcy. >> we cannot survive the number that we have. that's why the data in 2022, need to evaluate people. this is an indication that the company is looking very carefully at the bottom line and trying to cut the cost. >> san jose and -- san jose state starts at google. >> 12,000 employees from alphabet joined the tens of thousands recently

more specifically, i want to recognize and acknowledge larry jones first of all. [applause] i first met larry back in the day and let me tell you, i can't be more proud of his work and his advocacy after growing up in this community during a very very challenging time, and wanting to be a part of the solution to make great things happen not just for him and his family and friends but for the entire community, so thank you larry jones for your work and-i want to ask you to come up as well as drew jenkins. [applause] drew is sending his life and his career not just because his mama made him, but because he loves the community, he supports the community, he is there for the young folks of this community, and the incredible thing about these two gentleman is there are a lot of folks who are part of the community and do great things, but these two individuals, they are not just here for a great event like this, they are for tough times and difficulties we know still continue in some cases in this neighborhood and we appreciate them and uplift them because they deserve

larry: good evening. the 49ers head coach became history teacher today, showing his younger players what this rivalry is really all about. current players either weren't born or they were babies when steve young was out there, even further back to joe montana. the two teams with rich histories, loaded with hall of famer's. >> we had a big deal today going back and showing our players the history of the niners. we started with the 82 game and we showed them the 92 game, the 94 game just to see all that history so everyone has an idea with the dallas and niners mean to people. we started with our game last year which was 2021 to show them that they are a part of it. some of the film changes but it's all really the same. it was cool to watch and see the differences and to know that they are in that moment right now. larry: dallas beat a bad tampa bay team to advance the division round. this franchise last played 27 years ago. a ton of pressure on the cowboys who come in as four underdogs. >> we are going in

larry, how much do you drink per day? larry: about 10 of these. i don't even know. it's a lot of water. i have to offset the rom. liz: a new new year's resolution, i need to drink some more water because i don't do anything like that. dan: people are celebrating and grumbling about rolling stones list of 200 greatest singers of all time. aretha franklin tops the list followed by whitney houston and sam cooke. billie holiday and mariah carey. the magazine says the list isn't just about the singer's voice but their originality, influence, depth of catalog and breadth of their musical legacy. those are some great singers. i can think of others that i like just as well. anybody you are thinking of? spencer: my favorites are barbra streisand and dionne warwick. you -- favorite male vocalist is tony bennett. my favorite rock 'n' roll voice of all time is joe cocker. dan: he was great. gravelly, great voice. how about you, larry? larry: was it brian johnson from ac/dc? if he can do it, i can get that. you are the actual singer on the show. dan: i don't know. brian johnson

larry: good evening. the 49ers head coach became history teacher today, showing his younger players what this rivalry is really all about. current players either weren't born or they were babies when steve young was out there, even further back to joe montana. the two teams with rich histories, loaded with hall of famer's. >> we had a big deal today going back and showing our players the history of the niners. we started with the 82 game and we showed them the 92 game, the 94 game just to see all that history so everyone has an idea with the dallas and niners mean to people. we started with our game last year which was 2021 to show them that they are a part of it. some of the film changes but it's all really the same. it was cool to watch and see the differences and to know that they are in that moment right now. larry: dallas beat a bad tampa bay team to advance the division round. this franchise last played 27 years ago. a ton of pressure on the cowboys who come in as four underdogs. >> we are going in

larry kudlow's with me. larry, it seems to me the white house is in disarray. do you think this hurts president biden's agenda? >> well, look, i think this whole story of classified documents is hurting mr. biden politically and, yes, it's going to hurt his agenda. i think the beneficiary of this is going to be kevin mccarthy. they're going to negotiate on a debt bill, and the republicanses as you know want spending cuts and spending caps -- stuart: yep. >> biden says he refuses to negotiate. he can't hold that position. biden does not have that political power right now. people from his own party are jumping ship from it. and i think we might get a much better fiscal policy, save america, stop the spending. stuart: we're not going to default on our debt, are we, larry? >> no, you'll never default on the debt. and, you know, if this thing goes on in the summertime and revenues are pouring in, revenues are always pouring in, so the idea that we're going to default on the debt is an absolute nonstarter. but, you know, you asked about the white house here. look, t

larry: i am a perfect physical specimen. ama: sure. dan: thank you, larry. ama: tonight at 8:00, catch "the rookie," followed by "the rookie: feds." then it is "will trent," and stay with us for abc news at 11:00. thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. dan: we appreciate your time. we will see you again. larry: ♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" [cheering and applause] please, welcome today's contestants... a zoo educator from west valley, utah... a writer from studio city, california... and our returning champion, a copy editor from queens, new york... whose one day cash winnings total... and now, here is the host of "jeopardy!", ken jennings. [cheering and applause] thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome to "jeopardy!" for the second straight game, the daily doubles in double jeopardy! proved decisive yesterday, as our new champion, connor sears, found them both, bet big on them both and cruised to a runaway win. today his challengers are max and suzanne. will they be able to capitalize on the daily doubles? let's

larry beil is here. larry: the last thing the bills expected today was seeing their teammate in a meeting. damar hamlin zoomed in and brought some much-needed smiles to - life is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. it's normal. with calhope's free and secure mental health resources, it's easy to get the help you and your loved ones need when you need it the most. call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. larry: from fighting for his life to a zoom call with teammates. the recovery by damar hamlin is beyond what anybody could've hoped for given the scary scene on monday night. his heart stopped at he had to be resuscitated twice. doctors removed his breathing tube so now he can talk in that town -- turned out to be the perfect surprise. he made a zoom call into the buffalo team meeting. >> he stood up and clapped for him. he yelled some things to him. it was a pretty cool exchange. the thing that mak

larry summers, now in education of course, but the former treasury secretary. larry summers, i think, is starting to feel that there is a possibility that we might get something that looks a bit like a soft landing in the united states. he also, i think, has a view on china. it will be a staggering error, i think, for the u.s. to try and suppress chinese growth. i hope that gives you a little insight on how are -- how our key panelists feel on core issues. very briefly, as we gather for this first winter dabo's in three years -- davos in three years, inflation is resistant leanne persistently high. the cost-of-living crisis is causing labor strife. central banks are tightening financial conditions. as prices remain high, global debt is high. in some places, it is still rising. i haven't even talked about ukraine and the horrible crisis in ukraine, the humanitarian crisis taking place there, already the state of the energy transition, which we might also need to get onto here. krista lena, should we be pessimistic or optimistic about the year ahead? ms. georgiev

jr: here is larry with a preview of sports. larry: key to victory for the 49ers tomorrow, do not give up big plays in the passing game. also, control the the other day a hornets nest fell on my head. it's not ideal, but we'll manage. just like i manage without home internet. sure i wish this hotspot was a lot faster. but my phone works, sometimes. it's not that bad. ew. it is that bad. don't settle. get xfinity home internet for just $19.99 a month for 1 year with a free streaming box call, click or visit a store today. larry: if kyle shanahan has his way, the 49ers will run, run, run, and run some more, right through it early defense that led the league in sacks but can be vulnerable. chris alvarez has a look ahead at the nfc championship game. chris: nick waggoner getting ready for the championship game between the niners and the eagles. brock purdy getting ready for his first conference championship game start. prettyg week, and he has been honest saying this is not any normal week. the stakes are clearly much higher than th

larry: women's hoops. number two stanford putting their 38 game conference win streak on the line against ucla. haley jones slams on the brakes, extends the lead. they led by as many as 10. ucla got within two. fourth quarter block part. sharks and oilers. he had his stick knocked into his own face. that's how it's going. happy birthday to economy david. two power-play goals on his 26 birthday. sharks had a great chance in the third. logan couture. denied by jack campbell. they fall 7-1. their worst loss of the season. sports on the hulu and disney+ bundle. you ready? the stories that move us. this is the way. the shows everyone is talking about. yes chef. hulu & disney+. better together in a brand new bundle. all for just $9.99 a month. ama: you can always track the rain, wind, and flooding forecast on the abc 7 bay area streaming app. the abc 7 bay area app is available on your roku, apple tv, and google tv devices. thanks for watching. dan: for all of us, we appreciate your time. stay safe and dry this

larry beil is here. larry: the last thing the bills expected today was seeing their teammate in a meeting. damar hamlin zoomed in and brought some much- larry: from fighting for his life to a zoom call with teammates. the recovery by damar hamlin is beyond what anybody could've hoped for given the scary scene on monday night. his heart stopped at he had to be resuscitated twice. doctors removed his breathing tube so now he can talk in that town -- turned ot surprise. he made a zoom call into the buffalo team meeting. >> he stood up and clapped for him. he yelled some things to him. it was a pretty cool exchange. the thing that makes me laugh is that he did this to the guys right away. flexed on them. he made the heart symbol more than anything. he said, i love you. i think that got the guys. larry: the 49ers host arizona sunday in the final regular season game. if philly loses to the giants, the niners could grab that seed in the nfc. they are writing a nine game win streak. he will make his share of roo

in fact, blackrock's ceo, larry fink, is going to join us. that company, amongst many of the mega cap financial services companies that have reported earnings this morning, looking forward to speaking to mr. fink a bit later this hour, but let's get right to many of the bank earnings this morning. we're talking jpmorgan, citi, bank of america, wells, and the aforementioned blackrock, which obviously is a money manager, not a bank jim, it's almost hard to navigate, given just how many we get and the commentary from each the calls are at different times. jpmorgan's call is ongoing, although i can't believe jamie dimon has begun speaking yet blackrock's call also. we'll get citi's during the show, and then a couple of the others, i think, a bit later and you know, we always do like to caution people, the calls here are important, even the q&a part of it, the script part of it from the ceos hard to get a read sometimes, jim, coming at you in such an avalanche of numbers all the stocks look down, but i'm not sure that's the appropriate read, or is

larry: hello, folks, well-come to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. it is always an intlex allly sizzling moment when joe biden goes out there starts speaking about the economy and his economic policies. today he spoke at a martin luther king event sponsored by that well-known, even-handed centrist, the reverend al sharpton. virtually everyone cherishes martin luther king's phrase, that i have a dream my four little children will one

larry: yes. we need, make the trump tax cuts permanent and open the oil & gas spigots that would help and he's not doing that either, but the republicans are going to give him a really strong fight and i think that's terrific. i think they are absolutely moving the ball in the right direction. stuart: well as i promised we will be watching at 4:00 this afternoon. i want to see you pound the table on inflation and trade and anything else that gets your attention. pound that table. thanks, larry. larry: yes, sir. stuart: see you at 4:00. thank you. coming up, jimmy fallon mocked for his song about the new covid variant. roll it. >> ♪ it's a new strain, but it isn't the same, sounds more like elon musk, his name, it's scb 1.5 ♪ lauren: i think it's funny. stuart: okay, just wanted to show it to you. lauren: not a good singer, shouldn't quit his day job. stuart: we'll deal with this next more than 7,000 nurses at two big new york city hospitals are on strike for the second day. it's now drawing a

larry: absolutely. i think a greater reliance on electronic documents would minimize the volume of paper that's sitting around in these spaces. i think we definely should improve -- review and improve the training that people who go to work in the white house receive, particularly those who come from other places than theo reinforced training. i think it might not be a bad idea to reinforce the notion that documents should be going to the archives during an administration, not just at the end of an administration. hangms oexs coanend , stly, thi from those communities to help with the boxing and disposition of those records at the end of an administration. laura: this revelation in the case of former vice president pence comes after pence himself denied taking documents from the white house after he left in 2017. intentional or unintentional, how common is this? larry: well, the investigation obviously needs to take place to see exactly what happened. but this, unfortunately, happens. the classification

ama: larry beale is here with sports. larry: when steph is doing his chamois, all is right. steph curry feeling it tonight against toronto. sports is next. larry: steph curry was $25,000 for firing his mouthguard into the stands wednesday night. later in the wallet but the warriors hosting the toronto raptors. great job by the ducks. inviting the kids from the special olympics to play. warriors had 40 assists in this game. they led by one at the break. third quarter. very soft touch off the glass. jonathan coming off the bench and firing. he's a splash cousin. 15 points. warriors pulling away. clay thompson, splash. 29 with six threes. time to seal the deal now. curry from way out. no foul called. come on. they knocked him down. didn't matter. time to go night night. warriors when 129-117. so much has been made of properties lack of experience. he and jaelyn hurts have each played a grand total of two playoff games. welcome sight at niners practice before they took off for philly. christian mccaffrey testing his injured calf. he looked good. elijah mistral -- mitchell questi

larry: women's hoops. number two stanford putting their 38 game conference win streak on the line against ucla. haley jones slams on the brakes, extends the lead. they led by as many as 10. ucla got within two. fourth quarter block part. sharks and oilers. he had his stick knocked into his own face. that's how it's going. happy birthday to economy david. two power-play goals on his 26 birthday. sharks had a great chance in the third. logan couture. denied by jack campbell. they fall 7-1. their worst loss of the season. ama: you can always track the rain, wind, and flooding forecast on the abc 7 bay area streaming app. the abc 7 bay area app is available on your roku, apple tv, and google tv devices. thanks for watching. dan: for all of us, we appreciate your time. stay safe and dry this weekend. ama: good night. ♪ >> hey, bay area, it's time to share some amazing stories and feel good. we could all use some inspiration right now, and you've come to the right place. this show is all about good food, good

treasury secureuretary larry summers. let's listen to what he has to say. >> i think it would be a grave error for central banks to revise 2% inflation targets upwards at this point. i say that as someone who was negative on the idea that the united states should put in place a specific numerical target it seems to me that having failed to attain the 2% inflation target and having reemphasized repeatedly the absolute commitment to the 2% inflation target and to then p abandon the 2% inflation target would do very substantial damage to credibility >> i also asked chairman thomas jordan if the world will ever go back to negative interest rates. >> it was absolutely essential to serve negative interest r rates. we are happy we are out and in positive territory we can use this instrument in case it is necessary when you go back into negative inflation, we will not hesitate to use it again. it is much better not to use it. it is also proof we can maintain a low inflation goal and price stability and having instruments in order

larry: the warriors open a five-game stretch in the alamo. what is expected to be the largest crowd. a lot of shooters do not like playing in these large stadiums but klay thompson is excited. >> is still the same tent feet. -- ten d larry: they were not stopping aiden. he finishes with 25. saint mary's beats lmu 76-62. usf and portland. khalil with the crossover. 81-80 lead. the pilots answer under 30 seconds left. should boz with the tide. usf is 0-4 in the conference. sanford and seattle facing the huskies. brandon angel with the finish. throwing it down. he was dunking on sanford falls 86-69. do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervivenerve relief from the world's #1 selling nerve care company. nervive contains alpha lipoic acid to relieve occasional nerve aches, weakness and discomfort. try nervivenerve relief. when cold symptoms keep you up, try vicks nyquil severe. just one dose starts to relieve 9 of your worst cold and flu symptoms, to help take you from 9 to none. for max-strength nighttime relief,

larry if it was okay to take his flag. and that's when i found out he was a brother. >> ainsley: wow, larry, you served our country. tell us about that and tell us about what that meant to you when colby saved your flag or wanted to retire it properly? >> well, i really hadn't given a lot of thought to my flag right at the time, but i was standing at the back when the firefighters come out and colby came out holding my flag. and i was just kind of -- then it got my attention just the look on his face. and the emotion in his eyes and his voice when he asked me if i wanted to have him to retire that flag properly for me it was like i just felt really a warm feeling and it was a connection i made immediately with colby and he's a lot younger veteran than i, but we had the connection and the emotions. i saw it and felt it. relove our flag. >> ainsley: colby, how do you retire a flag properly? >> >> separate the stripes or a lot of people fold them together and you place it in a -- into a fire. you light a fire. you respectfull

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larry, we love having you. moments ago suspected murderer just landed in moscow regional airport in idaho. he faces four counts of murder in the state after allegedly killing four university students. we will get to that and last call, you get to tell me how i did tonight. that's next. >> sean: we call it last call. a viewer every night gets to grade how i did on the show. what they like, what they didn't like. this week we'll start with some of my frequent and regular radio listeners. you're in for a treat tonight. velma from las vegas. velma has never ever ever agreed with a single political opinion of mine, ever. i'm not expecting a good grade. velma, how are you? >> hi, sean, how are you doing, honey? >> sean: i'm doing great, honey. if i say that back, i'm going to getting in trouble. >> who told you you can call me honey. i can call you honey. >> sean: you know, you used to get so mad at me for, quote, being tough on your barack obama who you love so much and now you love joe biden. >> i really do, i real

ama: larry beale is here with sports. larry: when steph is doing his chamois, all is right. steph curry feeling it tonight against toronto. larry: steph curry was $25,000 for firing his mouthguard into the stands wednesday night. later in the wallet but the warriors hosting the toronto raptors. great job by the ducks. inviting the kids from the special olympics to play. warriors had 40 assists in this game. they led by one at the break. third quarter. very soft touch off the glass. jonathan coming off the bench and firing. he's a splash cousin. 15 points. warriors pulling away. clay thompson, splash. 29 with six threes. time to seal the deal now. curry from way out. no foul called. come on. they knocked him down. didn't matter. time to go night night. warriors when 129-117. so much has been made of properties lack of experience. he and jaelyn hurts have each played a grand total of two playoff games. welcome sight at niners practice before they took off for philly. christian mccaffrey testing his injured calf. he looked good. elijah mistral -- mitchell questionable on a groi

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report into december what it means for the economy and your investments with their traps report founder larry mcdonald and after a massive surge in china's public cases, the ccp is threatening retaliation against the u.s. over travel restrictions now in effect, kt mcfarland on what we can expect, first joining me foreign relations oregon, bill hagerty, a part of me will illegal immigration before i get to the border what's unfolded this week on the house for, went to union fellow said republicans and the impact is going to have on your agenda, also some concerns about national security and no one able to meet unimportant issues in the house, your take. >> my take is very simple and very transparent process in the house i support all of my house representative colleagues in the conference and i have every confidence that this is good to turn out to be very therapeutic in the end. it is a process and what's wrong with a lot of things were talking about, were talking about more time to read the bills rather than having a passage and find out what's in it, were talking about going back to regular

larry: absolutely. i think a greater reliance on electronic documents would minimize the volume of paper sitting around in these spaces. i think we definitely should improve, review and improve the training, the people that go to work in the white house received, particularly those that come from other places than the security community, and then perhaps have a together schedule of reinforcement training. it might not be a bad idea to reinforce the notion that documents should be going to the archives during an administration, not just at the end of the administration. and lastly, it might be worth considering having teams of experts come from those communities to help with the oxen and this position of those records at the end of an administration. laura: this revelation in the form of vice president pence comes after pence denied taking documents from the white house after he left in 2017. intentional or unintentional, how common is this? larry: the investigation vesely needs to take place to see exac