but the head is the same way. >> we'll have more on former california governor arnold schwarzenegger this week on a special edition of our political show. the issue is it airs sunday from 530 to 6, right here on ktvu. january 1st, we'll bring in a new slate of laws in california, including some major changes in the workplace. people use marijuana away from the office and on their own time. we'll see new protections ktvu political reporter greg lee has the story most california employees who use marijuana away from work will see new protections starting on january 1st. >> it's a very, very significant law in terms of what it says and perhaps what it sets the pathway for in other places, governor newsom signed two bills into law related to cannabis use. one prevents employers from asking job applicants about their past marijuana use. we're already seeing the impact the commission on peace officer standards and training posted a memo saying it removed the question from its application, joins another law, prohibits employers from discriminating against employees for cannabis use off the

. >>> coming up, former california governor arnold schwarzenegger met with families of hostages being held in gaza by hamas. we'll have their story, next. >>> fomer california governor arnold schwarzenegger hosted family members of some of the israelis killed or kidnapped by hamas on october 7. the museum of tolerance jerusalem arranged the meeting at his office in santa monica. joining us now is our reporter who was at that event. what did the family members and the former governor have to say? >> reporter: jessica, the former governor is saying that these are the stories people need to hear. and not just once, but as many times as possible. these are the stories of people most impacted by this war. and we've heard from a 14-year-old girl who described what it was like living through that october 7th attack. she describes hearing the gun shots, the screams, the explosions. she was hiding with her mother and others and said she had to wait for the idf to rescue her. after she was rescued, she also described the bodies, the destruction, the blood, even said that it was difficult to see

. >>> still to come, former california governor arnold schwarzenegger meeting family members of israeli hostages held by hamas in gaza. we'll give you that story next. >>> former california governor arnold schwarzenegger hosted family members of some of the family members and friends of those killed by hamas. joining me is cnn correspondent camila bernal who was there at that event. camila, i can imagine it was pretty emotional. what did the family members have to say? what was the former governor's message? >> reporter: the former governor said these are the stories that people need to hear, and not just once, but as many times as possible as we're hearing from the people that are directly impacted by the war. among the family members there was a 14-year-old girl. she described what it was like being there on october 7th hiding with her mother and others and saying that she heard the screams, the gunshots, the explosions. she hid for hours until she was rescued by the idf. she said even after coming out of hiding, it was seeing the blood, the bodies, the destruction. she describes it a

. >>> former governor arnold schwarzenegger welcomed family members of israeli hostages into his home ongoing support. california's former governor said he wants to be there for the jewish people and for israel. he condemned the attacks carried out by hamas. >> this is a barbaric behavior. and, so, when something like this happens, i feel personally that we have to speak out. and this is exactly what this gathering here today is about. >> later schwarzenegger presented three eagle statues to the family members that had blown from israel to attend the gathering. >>> and for the very latest on the israel-hamas war in gaza, head to kpix.com. we are streaming on the app. >>> plenty of clouds and spotty showers. those will be with us through the first half of the day. we should see the forecast dry out entirely as high pressure takes over in the upper levels of the atmosphere. a hill of air suppressing any isolated showers. the chances are not high through the rest of the day. 20 to 30% chance on an hour by hour basis. enough breaks for the cloud cover to be two to three above average. upp

schwarzenegger spoke during that meeting. >> it's the long and it's looking coexists.nd i think this is a story that everyone in the yeah. >> the museum of tolerance in jerusalem help bring everyone together. the israeli government says nearly 140 hostages are still being held by hamas. it's south san francisco, a group of retail theft suspects are in jail this morning. they are accused of burglaries in 5 different cities. police say the suspects were spotted in daly city friday and booked into jail. some stolen property was recovered. thousands of how state university faculty are preparing to strike next week. they're calling for a 12% pay. raise labor negotiations stalled after university officials said the system cannot for the pay bump. the cal state system is offering instead a 15% increase over 3 years. faculty members said that's not enough. the one-day rolling strikes would shut down classes at 4 fcs use largest campuses, including san francisco state and sacramento state. temperatures goes public. school workers plan to strike tomorrow to protest what they are

. >>> former governor arnold schwarzenegger welcomed family members of israeli hostages into his homed to the stories and pledged ongoing support. california's former governor said he wants to be there for the jewish people and for israel. he condemned the attacks carried out by hamas. >> this is a barbaric behavior. and, so, when something like this happens, i feel personally that we have to speak out. and this is exactly what this gathering here today is about. >> later schwarzenegger presented three eagle statues to the family members that had flown from israel to attend the gathering. >>> and for the very latest on the israel-hamas war in gaza, head to kpix.com. we are streaming on the app. >>> plenty of clouds and spotty showers. those will be with us through the first half of the day. we should see the forecast dry out entirely as high pressure takes over in the upper levels of the atmosphere. a hill of air suppressing any isolated showers. the chances are not high through the rest of the day. 20 to 30% chance on an hour by hour basis. enough breaks for the cloud cover to be two

you definitely used to see everyone from jimmy stewart to arnold schwarzenegger, you know, making a christmas. it was part of something you could do in your career as a giant movie star. but i think that we have started to associate the christmas movie now is less the movie stardom of what they're offering and more just the volume. like, you can find so many of them. >> reporter: today's viewers have an abundance of choices. warm and fuzzy from hallmark like "everything christmas." >> kris kringle at your service. >> perhaps i can show you a faster way to yuletide springs. >> reporter: or something to make you scream, "the sacrifice game." >> it's going to be the best christmas of your lives. >> we need to hide. >> reporter: these movies are generating millions. are you a horror movie fan? >> die-hard, it's my calling. >> reporter: sam zimmerman is vp of programming for shutter, a streaming service entirely devoted to horror. is it subversive to release these movies during the most wonderful time of the year? >> i guess i would say, for who is it the most wonderful time of year? right? a lot

arnold schwarzenegger would not one from president because he's not an actual one citizen. qualifications, again, by definition, keep people off the ballot. and donald trump is the only person to blame for this. i understand that his supporters may be upset that he could be of that ballot, but he needs to look in the mirror as to what he did on january 6th and the days leading up to it. he is the one in his actions that are going to be the thing that keeps him off the ballot. he engaged in insurrection. the framers of the 14th amendment after the civil or said we will not have people holding office who have taken a solemn oath to support the constitution represent our country again. and he has done that to himself. >> and if the supreme court does take it up, and they got three conservative justices that were appointed to the court by donald trump at the center of this, do you think that that conservative-leaning court is going to hear your argument and agree with you? >> i do because, you know, i heard elie honig earlier say that somehow, our argument was not the originali

schwarzenegger came along got the bond issue through the legislature. so it's been a group effort. but the big deal is we all know that we got to get off fossil fuels. reduce them dramatically. >> the department of transportation announced another 3 billion four high- speed rail line connecting la and las vegas. the two lines would be america's first high-speed rail services. truck outside right now, a live look at christmas and that park in downtown san jose. another chilly night for people out there looking at the lights. and there is that christmas song about jack frost nipping at your nose. where will jack be nipping tonight? >> across the valley again. trust advisor in the north bay valleys and interesting to note this time of year, the average lows to dip into the upper 30s around santa rosa in livermore. right in that zone. actually a bit colder than that this morning. low 30s in santa rosa and concord. 37 in lemoore and 39 degrees in san jose. this is one of the coldest times of the year but that's it got cold enough for another frost advisor across the north bay. until abo

the statewide office since 2006, when governor arnold schwarzenegger was in power. i think there's only been one loud that's really control. california. and that's what our country is built 2 voices to kenyans. if you stand with me, maybe we can make a difference in and improve the quality of your life. >> and bring back the luster of the state, just how he would do that is something garvey has yet to reveal his website shows his platform. prioritizing. >> giving parents more educational decisions and lowering taxes while increasing police budgets along with a strong national defense. but at the moment, garvey isn't offering any specific proposals on how to achieve those priorities running. for now on the promise that he's best candidate for the u.s. senate seat once occupied by senator dianne feinstein for inside california politics. i'm frank buckley. >> it is the last friday before the 100 35th the rose parade. we're taking a look at some of the final preparations. plus georgia and florida state are set to face off in the orange bowl. what to expect out of the hu

the oldest in the group 92-year-old said have somebody else like schwarzenegger saying he's in great't look good. >> cheryl: that is what everybody sees, julie and his polls are in the tank. he's under water in every poll as far as his job performance. >> julie: to be fair, president trump also bragged about how he was in good health, when his physical would come out, people criticize him. but he didn't look frail. sometimes he truly does seem lost in the clouds when speaking and one 81-year-old is not same as the next, it is by person. we are not age shaming. >> david: it is a fluff piece, where is the policy advice, any in this article talking about policy? they are not. they are giving advice that says don't whisper, speak from the heart, you can say that to any candidate. where is the policy? >> cheryl: several want to see somebody else, this group supported elizabeth warren in 2018 election cycle. others said bernie sanders, there were other options, not that bernie sanders is a spring chicken. you know what, bernie sanders, love him or hate him, he's cut a few zingers every onc

. >> you would see everyone from jimmy stewart to arnold schwarzenegger would make a christmas movie.d do in your career as a giant movie star is less the movie star.com of what they're offering and more just the volume. like you can find so many of them. >> reporter: today's viewers have an abundance of choices. you can fuzzy from hallmark like clothe everything christmas". >> perhaps i can show you a faster way to you'll tide springs. >> let me tell you a story. >> reporter: or something to make you scream, try "the sacrifice game". >> it's going to be the best christmas of your lives. >> we need to hide. >> reporter: these movies are generating millions. are you a horror movie fan? >> die-hard. it's like my calling. >> reporter: sam zimmerman is the vp of programing for shudder, a streaming service entirely devoted to horror. is it subversive to release these movies during the most wonderful time of year? >> well, i guess i would say for who is it the most wonderful time of year, right? a lot of other people are feeling stress and anger or grief or all these other things. and that'

before trump, celebrities from arnold schwarzenegger to ronald reagan all succeeded in politics.or a living! that's like 90% of the job! the other 10% is pardoning turkeys and invading the middle east. but this year, the stakes feel higher. americans who don't want another president trump are worried that the current president doesn't have the star power to beat him. even though biden is almost the combined age of four jenna ortegas! now called me on fashion, but i prefer our politicians come from politics. i know it is weird. it's like how i want my surgeons to come from medical school, and not "grey's anatomy." but hey, if it takes a celebrity to beat donald trump, then all right, let's play that game. but why stop at mark cuban? there's lots of celebrities out there who would make good presidents. for example, how about the rock? [cheers and applause] seriously, why not? he's got the name recognition, he could literally carry this country on his back, and polls already show that he's got more support than biden. i mean, i don't know anything about his politics, or his ideas fo

stands, you can't vote for donald trump because he won't be on the ballot like you can't vote for arnold schwarzenegger who was not born in the united states. so this is a time for judicial courage, obviously. there will be a huge amount of political pressure coming from both sides. but the colorado supreme court stood up and adhered to its oath to support and defend the constitution. >> judge luttig, trump has not been charged nor convicted of inciting an insurrection. in fact, the special counsel didn't go that route. so there are a number of people who are saying he hasn't even been convicted of this. how can you use this to disqualify him. how do you respond to that argument? >> poppy, the 14th amendment section 3 is what we call self-executing. by that is meant that neither a finding by the congress of the united states nor a conviction for the crime of insurrection or rebellion against the united states is required. that's very, very clear. those who would characterize this decision as political or politics from a liberal state supreme court are misguided. that's, of course, what the former presi

is removed from the ballot because you have to be a natural born citizen and schwarzenegger is not. there's a minimal handful of qualifications. donald trump hasn't managed to do that, and that's why we're in this horrendous situation. he's saying let the people decide, but i think the more important answer to that is the writers of the 14th amendment already wrote an answer to that exact concern, because what they said is that congress can lift any disability of someone being labeled an insurrectionist and allow that person to run. if donald trump can convince the congress that he's not an insurrectionist then he can be on the ballot. >> so that was one question on a timeline, neal. your sense, how quickly we would see this happen? >> i think it will happen quickly. the u.s. supreme court is capable of acting with remarkable speed. bush versus gore was 36 days. the court has a long recess right now, kind of their winter break, and without six are seven weeks where they're not even hearing oral argument, so there's a lot of time for them to get ready to heart this kay and ultimately

you'll hear my interviews with everybody from hillary clinton to jeffrey archer, from arnold schwarzenegger to jimmy carter. 2023 was a banner year for hi read ing. today i decided i would speak with five authors of books that made an impact on me this year. david brooks has been an opinion columnist for the "new york times" for 20 years. his latest book explores the most important skill for people to possess and lead happy, healthy lives. free speech advocate cowrote the coddling of the american mind. he's now back as a well-time follow-up. it's the canceling of the american mind. sheila johnson was the first female black billionaire. in her memoir, she recounts hardships she faced including racism, losing a child, emotional abuse and depression. robert rubin was the former secretary of the treasury. his latest is about what he's learned on how to make the best decisions in an a uncertain world. and perhaps in complete contrast, robert is a ted talk phenom. he's professor of biology and neurology at stanford university. he argues in his latest book we really don't have any power to decide

for example, if arnold schwarzenegger work woke up tomorrow decided to run for president he would not be put on the ballot because he is disqualified under the united states constitution for not being a natural born citizen. absolutely great disqualification and qualifications of candidates is something that states do all the time. again, usually it is not with the presidential elections. because this is a unique situation, we have never had a president before be in a situation where he tried to steal an election, has repeatedly attacked the democracy, incited and insurrection and then have the gall to run for office again. >> fair to say the supreme court does have to weigh in. while you see it clearly, we have seen different outcomes to the same questions across multiple states. some states have tried to stay away from this on procedural grounds. it would not really help the supreme court if they wait in. >> i think if the supreme court weighs in, i hope they act with urgency. at this point we have two determinations in colorado and maine by determining trump is off the ballot in th

the statewide office since 2006, when governor arnold schwarzenegger was in power. i think there's only been one loud that's really controlled. california. and that's what our country is built 2 voices to kenyans. if you stand with me, maybe we can make a difference in and improve the quality of your life. >> and bring back the luster of the state, just how he would do that is something garvey has yet to reveal his website shows his platform. prioritizing. >> giving parents more educational decisions and lowering taxes while increasing police budgets along with a strong national defense. but at the moment, garvey isn't offering any specific proposals on how to achieve those priorities running. for now on the promise that he's best candidate for the u.s. senate seat once occupied by senator dianne feinstein for inside california politics. i'm frank buckley. >> coming up, how police say scammers are getting 2 new credit cards even before they're activated. and the extra fee you'll have to pay for wine next year. but you can get your money back. we'll ex sleepovers jus

i love that you can watch our full, unedited conversation with arnold schwarzenegger at youtube.com slash alex michaelson or listen to it in podcast form by searching for the issue is wherever you stream. eight, nine, ten, >> i'm mike in for shannon bream. new year's eve set to begin at midnight. tumultuous 2023 and 2024 promising to be a year of surprising and a history-making election. [cheering] >> fireworks usher in the new year down under and america awaiting the ball drop tonight in time square and celebrating stockholders and mortgage rates drop and inflation slows, but most americans still feel the pinch. ask economic council of advisers chair about the disconnect innon exclusive interview. plus -- >> we're seeing more at the border, it is not unusual, this immigration system has been broken for decades. >> mike: migrant encounters crush records and congress is split on security talks. reaction from texas democrat henry cuellar and tony gonzales. then -- >> i came to the conclusion that i could not unfortunately or fortunately wait for the united states supreme court. >> mike: mai

or fictional character, but when you decided that you can be friends , for example, you tell arnold schwarzeneggerclusions? on the right features? look, you have a high forehead, you have a wonderful oval face, just if i now wash off the paint or someone else, well, look at the rose, for example, we will be such crocodiles, what was cramped for you , such a bun for work, look how you have a swan neck, you have very beautiful thin hands, you have a thin waist, and what a posture, what a gait, thank you, but if this is appreciated by stanislav, a woman who does not use cosmetics has too high an opinion of herself. medelson, our bride considers herself ugly, but what do you think? you know i would say so, you’re not very ugly, but you’re very beautiful, but i see that he didn’t like her, i see that too, if at first there was at least some interest, there’s definitely not at all, well, actually he was happy about it, can i ask one small question? what? something like this should happen that should radically change your views, some positions , etc., and what do you want to change my views and positions

patrick schwarzenegger.so caring and also looks good with long, curly hair >> looks like kid in play with that hair. >> how about this? patrick schwarzenegger he is settling a milestone and engagement yesterday, they shared these sweet snaps on instagram in the caption writing forever and ever our pal and proud mom maria shriver commenting, we are happy for you. your love is inspiring joy, joy, joy. we love you, maria congratulations to you and the beautiful couple we are wishing them a lifetime of happiness that's awesome. >>> gwen stefani and blake shelton gave us a look inside their holiday traditions and cooked up their annual pasta dome although, some things didn't go as planned ♪ ♪ i want to thank you, baby ♪ ♪ you make it feel like christmas ♪ ♪ >> everything was going right until i said to put it back in and it got a little burnt. blake's looking at me. >> it's all right. it's all right still looks delicious. you know who i heard makes a mean pasta none other than these two sitting beside me, the rea

he's worked on a number of gop campaigns, including john mccain, arnold schwarzenegger and george w.screen is obvious. how does this play with key voters especially in states like pennsylvania? >> well look, the voters in pennsylvania saw president biden today because they saw on the local news. probably pick up their local newspaper tomorrow or, wherever they get the coffee, they'll see him on the front pages. but what about the voters in places like georgia and arizona and other battlegrounds across the country? i think that's why it's important the president makes this travel and frankly the cabinet, the treasuries and the vice president making these travels to talk about these things. because the more people can see what the white house, what the government is doing, the more they can hear it from joe biden, i think it just drives the home even further. we hear a lot about the republican chaos and we hear a lot about donald trump, but we should hear as much about what joe biden is doing. >> read you have a former presidential nominee in mitt romney going on national tv and saying

it's just as the lawyer for the litigants in colorado said, arnold schwarzenegger cannot become president because he doesn't qualify. lots of people are too young to run for president and might want to. there are all kinds of reasons that people don't qualify. starting an insurrection and engaging in one happens to be another one. >> i'm glad you brought up insurrection. trump's attorney was asked before the colorado supreme court to define an insurrection. i want everyone to listen to the back and forth he had with the justices in the colorado -- before the colorado supreme court. >> what if we narrowed it to say prevent the peaceful transfer of power of the united states government? would that be an insurrection? >> to prevent the peaceful transfer? i don't think so. i'm not sure, your honor. if you look at historically in the context of how insurrection was used, it has to be for a substantial duration. not three hours. >> you added a lot of conditions here. >> i have. i would urge you -- i think probably the best exposition was the state attorney general's briefs and the authority the

jessica: tambiÉn nos visita la estrella de las redes sociales el chaparro schwarzenegger.ias. satcha: esta maÑana llueve literalmente las reacciones luego que republicanos de la cÁmara baja votarÁn de manera un anima para autorizar la investigaciÓn de juicio polÍtico contra el presidente joe biden. la casa blanca califica la decisiÓn como una artimaÑa sin fundamento. en vivo desde washington dc edwin explica cÓmo avanzarÍa ahora la pesquisa y quÉ consecuencias tendrÍa para la reelecciÓn de joe biden. buenos dÍas. edwin: buenos dÍas. un gusto saludarte. te comento que los republicanos habÍan investigado por casi un aÑo, pero ahora con esta votaciÓn de 221 a favor y 202 en contra cuenta con nuevos poderes. la posibilidad de citar a testigos y solicitar documentos que puedan de alguna forma sustentar las acusaciones que han hecho promesas. tras casi un aÑo de investigaciones los republicanos en la cÁmara baja votan a favor de iniciar formalmente una investigaciÓn de juicio polÍtico contra el presidente joe biden. [habla en inglÉs] la resoluciÓn se da a pesar que la investigac

the supreme court says arnold schwarzenegger is removed from the ballot for being president you havebe a natural born citizen and su schwarz. r >> in order to disqualify under section 3 of the 14th amendment, congress has to pass a federal criminal statute which congress did in 186 #. jack mitt would have to bring charges under this federal criminal statute for insurrection. a federal grand jury would have to approve those charges. a federal jury would have to unanimously find him guilty a federal judge would have to convict and that conviction would have to be upheld on appeal. that is the only way that you could remove someone under section 3 of the 14th amendment. you can't do it through partisan goof ball judges on a state supreme court. >> rachel: wow, unprecedented times, no question about it. two great guests reminding us of that thank you michael and steven. up next, new details on the tools that cartels are using to overwhelm our border. plus, a chicago resident's plea to city leaders that he says are prioritizing illegals over american citizens. that's next. ♪ biovanta is t

so, for example, if arnold schwarzenegger wanted to be on the presidential primary ballot, we would notnder the united states constitution he is not a qualified candidate because he is not a natural born citizen. this is a very similar situation. does the u.s. constitution qualify someone to serve in an office or disqualify them? the colorado supreme court has said section three out of 14th amendment disqualifies donald trump because he engaged in insurrection. so following that i do believe that colorado law allows following the united states constitution when we're deciding are ballot content. >> right. given your feelings about the merits of the state supreme court ruling tonight, i wonder what we'll do if the supreme court decides to overturn? him >> i agree with the colorado supreme court's decision. i have said time and time again that i believe that donald trump incited the insurrection. and also there shouldn't be some loophole in the u.s. constitution an allowing the president but no one else to engage an insurrection and then serve in office again. but with that said, i will f

and just like i wouldn't allow arnold schwarzenegger on the presidential primary ballot, because he is disqualified for not being a natural born citizen, a person, a candidate who is disqualified under section three of the 14th amendment, similarly, would be barred. so i do disagree with the dissent. but ultimately, it is up to the court systems, and right now, the highest case that we have says that donald trump is disqualified, because he disqualified himself when he tried to steal the presidency from the american people. >> so to be clear, you disagree with the dissent, and you believe he is disqualified, and therefore should not be on the state ballot. you agree with the majority in this opinion? >> no, that's not what i said. i of course will follow whatever court decision is in place. what i disagree with is that it is impossible, or not permissible under colorado law, to disqualify a candidate from the presidential primary. it is routine for the secretary of state's office to check on qualifications. and when there are big questions about qualifications, there is a mechanism und

and just like i wouldn't allow arnold schwarzenegger on the presidential primary ballot because he is disqualified for not being a natural-born citizen, a person, a candidate who is disqualified under section 3 of the 14th amendment similarly would be barred. so i do disagree with the dissent, but ultimately it is up to the court systems. and right now the highest case that we have says that donald trump is disqualified because he disqualified himself when he tried to steal the presidency from the american people. >> so to be clear, you disagree with the dissent, and you believe he is disqualified and therefore should not be on the state ballot? you agree with the majority in this opinion? >> no, that's not what i said. >> okay. >> i, of course, will follow whatever court decision is in place. what i disagree with is that it is impossible or not permissible under colorado law to disqualify a candidate from the presidential primary. >> okay. >> it is routine for the secretary of state's office to check on qualifications. and when there are big questions about qualifications, there's a

i think just arnold schwarzenegger come and sinbad combination. and watching with their family.ly over christmas and all of those kinds of things and the classics are classics for a reason. neil: what has happened to you? >> i know, know, it's embarrassing. neil: a whole new warm and wonderful. there we go. ricky, after the holidays here and of course, it's a busy time. you can look at it right on sixth avenue this early hour, it's packed, a lot of people want to celebrate and have a good time. >> yeah, and it's lovely and heartwarming to see the christmas spirit is alive and well. at least for the empire state building with four screenings of elf. this is one of the last movies that is kind of a memory of a time before hollywood became political and unapologetic wholesome lovely message to bring people together and why it brings so many of us so much cheer. neil: i agree with you. ladies, thank you both. hope you have a merry merry christmas and a great time and we live in a divisive world and something like this can bring us together. >> thank you. neil: a look outside the six

is it undemocratic that arnold schwarzenegger and jennifer granholm can't run for president because they weren't born in the country. of all of the forms of disqualification that we have, the one that disqualifies people for engaging in insurrection is the most democratic. it's the one where people choose themselves to be disqualified, in terms of your age or where you were born, that's not up to. but donald trump is in that tiny, tiny number of people who have essentially disqualified themselves. >> you're a constitutional scholar. you're also a politician. what about the argument that this is just going to make him a martyr? >> it may or may not. the question is, what does the constitution say? donald trump can strike the pose of the martyr in any given context. you know, if he's allowed to stay on the ballot, despite his clear incitement of an insurrection, an attempt to overturn the results of the 2020 election, and he loses to joe biden, as he almost certainly would, biden beat him by hit-and-run 7 million votes last time and we just had millions of young new voters who have joined

is it undemocratic that arnold schwarzenegger and jennifer granholm can't run for president because they country. all of the forms of disqualification we have, the one that disqualifies people for insurrection is the most democratic because it's the one people choose themselves to be disqualified in terms of your age or where you were born. that's not up to you, but donald trump is in that tiny, tiny number of people who have essentially disqualified themselves. >> you're a constitutional scholar and also a politician. what about the argument that this is just going to make him a martyr? >> it may or may not. the question is what does the constitution say? donald trump can strike the pose of the martyr in any given context. you know, if he's allowed to stay on the ballot despite his clear incitement of insurrection in an attempt to overturn the result in the 2020 election and he loses to joe biden as he almost certainly would, biden beat him by more than 7 million votes last time and we had millions of young new voters who joined the roles and they can't stand donald trump and the republ

former governor anil arnold schwarzenegger met with the families of 3 people being held hostage by hamasof surviving the hamas attack, but then finding out their family members have died. sports spoke during and after the meeting. it's going the long and it's looking coexists. and i think this is a story that everyone in the yeah. >> they made of tolerance in jerusalem. help to bring everyone together. according to the israeli government, there are still 137 hostages being held by hamas. that's saturday with snow coming down in the sierra great news for ski resorts and potentially a challenge for those who are trying to get around on i-80 rowena shaddox reports on the conditions. >> it's really cold. i'm coming in from bay area. so i'm going to reno and i stopped because i so snow. but now that i'm out here, kinda want to >> with a high of just 32 degrees in the area of soda springs today. those passing through felt every bit of a chill didn't seem to mind too much. >> farc roxanne pajama pants a way to go in the snow. but on the pants? yes, crocs. i don't recommend the crops feature a l

the statewide office since 2006, when governor arnold schwarzenegger was in power.hink there's only been one loud that's really controlled. california. that's what our country is built 2 voices to kenyans. if you stand with me, maybe we can make a difference in and improve the quality of your life. >> and bring back the luster of the state, just how he would do that is something garvey has yet to reveal his website shows his platform. prioritizing. >> giving parents more educational decisions and lowering taxes while increasing police budgets along with a strong national defense. but at the moment, garvey isn't offering any specific proposals on how to achieve those priorities running. for now on the promise that he's best candidate for the u.s. senate seat once occupied by senator dianne feinstein for inside california politics. i'm frank buckley. all right. we'll be buckley. all right. we'll be right back after the break. you'll never guess what we're doing to the baconator. —we're putting it... —a pretzel bun!!?? on the baconator. kathryn, you seeing this? poster

but there was a land swap that was allowed and approved by the governor of california, governor schwarzeneggern a public trust for a one to one swap to be taken out of the trust to be developed for private use such as residential and that amount of land was 89 acres which leaves a bunch more space that can't have housing on it and the question was, what to do with all of that space? there could be other public uses that allowed such as conference centers or museums or universities or things of that nature but what made the most sense for this location was to have more parks in a really robust parks and open space plan and that's what led us to the plan we have now. >> planting strategies for treasure island and buena island are to maximize habitat value in the park areas wherever appropriate and where we can to create comfortable at the pedestrian scale. there are these diagonal lines that go across the plan that you'll see. those are wind row trees like you see in agricultural landscapes where they are tall tree that's buffer the winds to create a more calm areas down at the pedestrian scale.

the statewide office since 2006, when governor arnold schwarzenegger was in power. i think there's only been one loud that's really controlled. california. and that's what our country is built 2 voices to kenyans. if you stand with me, maybe we can make a difference in and improve the quality of your life. >> and bring back the luster of the state, just how he would do that is something garvey has yet to reveal his website shows his platform. prioritizing. >> giving parents more educational decisions and lowering taxes while increasing police budgets along with a strong national defense. but at the moment, garvey isn't offering any specific proposals on how to achieve those priorities running. for now on the promise that he's best candidate for the u.s. senate seat once occupied by senator dianne feinstein for inside california politics. i'm frank buckley. >> when it comes to next year's presidential election, voting in the republican primary starts in less than 3 weeks. former south carolina governor nikki haley is addressing oacklash over her answer to a question

the statewide office since 2006, when governor arnold schwarzenegger was in power. i think there's only been one loud that's really controlled. california. and that's what our country is built 2 voices to kenyans. if you stand with me, maybe we can make a difference in and improve the quality of your life. >> and bring back the luster of the state, just how he would do that is something garvey has yet to reveal his website shows his platform. prioritizing. >> giving parents more educational decisions and lowering taxes while increasing police budgets along with a strong national defense. but at the moment, garvey isn't offering any specific proposals on how to achieve those priorities running. for now on the promise that he's best candidate for the u.s. senate seat once occupied by senator dianne feinstein for inside california politics. i'm frank buckley. >> happening tonight, police departments all across the bay area are holding dui checkpoints to make sure that people have a safe holiday weekend in the east bay. brentwood police will be patrolling balfour road s

arnold schwarzenegger's 76, joe biden's 81, basically the same age except all biden can move is a stoolhe keened you sit on. emily, you are a lawyer, and congratulations for that. a woman can be anything. >> brian: you sure? [laughter] >> greg: you go girl. do they have a case the e, oc? >> emily: yes,' the eoc. here's what i found so hilarious and annoying about the he oc. they get 70 thousand complaints a year from various humans saying this company is engaging in anti people behavior, discriminatory practices, et cetera. but they just found this on their own. so they ignored dozens of thousands of actual complaints and referrals from people who feel they have a valid case to seek these guys out. and you know what they wanted? they wanted $15 million. and then they said oh well we'll stop harassing you for five. to which the moving company was like we'll give you $750,000 and they're like all right we'll negotiate. at the end of the day the eoc doesn't give a [bleep] about what laws you're breaking what they care is restoring money to the government to the funds they have destroyed th

he's worked on a number of gop campaigns, including john mccain, arnold schwarzenegger, and george w.one, republicans took 15 ballots to elect a speaker. they kicked him out after nine months. then, they spent 21 days trying to find a new speaker. and most recently, they expelled a member of their own caucus. and the next thing they want to do is impeach joe biden. is that really what they are focused on? where are the kitchen table issues that they all run on? >> well, they don't run on kitchen table issues. but i'll say this, between getting rid of kevin mccarthy who was relatively speaking normal, and i put that into big air quotes. and they got mike johnson who is a right wing nut job. and this is really bad news for those 20 or so members who are in districts that joe biden won. now, i know that everybody is talking about the president, to this president, the sky is falling, so many chicken littles out there. but the truth is, a lot of these people are in very, very competitive districts. and a vote to impeach joe biden is not gonna go over very well here. i'd like to believe tha

he's worked on a number of gop campaigns, including john mccain, arnold schwarzenegger and george w.s play with key voters especially in states like pennsylvania? >> well look the voters in pennsylvania saw president biden today because they saw on the local news. probably pick up their local newspaper tomorrow or, wherever they get the coffee, they'll see him on the front pages. but what about the voters in places like georgia and arizona and other battlegrounds across the country? i think that's why it's important the president makes this travel and frankly the cabinet, the treasuries and the vice president making these travels to talk about these things. because the more people can see what the white house, what the government is doing, the more they can hear it from joe biden, i think it just drives the home even further. we hear a lot about the republican chaos and we hear a lot about donald trump, but we should hear as much about what joe biden is doing. >> read you have a former presidential nominee in mitt romney going on national tv and saying he sees no evidence for this im

he's worked on a number of gop campaigns, including john mccain, arnold schwarzenegger, and george w.cans took 15 ballots to elect a speaker. they kicked him out after nine months. then, they spent 21 days trying to find a new speaker. and most recently, they expelled a member of their own caucus. and the next thing they want to do is impeach joe biden. is that really what they are focused on? where are the kitchen table issues that they all run on? >> well, they don't run on table issues. but i'll say this, between getting rid of kevin mccarthy who was relatively speaking normal, tonight put that into big air quotes. and they got mike johnson whose enough job. and this is really bad news for those 20 or so members who are in districts that joe biden won. now, i know that everybody is talking about the president to this president, the sky is falling, so many chicken little's out there. but the truth is, a lot of these people are in very, very competitive districts. and a vote to impeach joe biden is not gonna go over very well here. i'd like to believe that there is some higher level

the statewide office since 2006, when governor arnold schwarzenegger was in power. i think there's only been one loud that's really controlled. california. and that's what our country is built 2 voices to kenyans. if you stand with me, maybe we can make a difference in and improve the quality of your life. >> and bring back the luster of the state, just how he would do that is something garvey has yet to reveal his website shows his platform. prioritizing. >> giving parents more educational decisions and lowering taxes while increasing police budgets along with a strong national defense. but at the moment, garvey isn't offering any specific proposals on how to achieve those priorities running. for now on the promise that he's best candidate for the u.s. senate seat once occupied by senator dianne feinstein for inside california politics. i'm frank buckley. >> new year's eve >> new year's eve celebrations. [narrator] covered california is a free service from the state that's already helped millions of people like you get and pay for health insurance. with financial h

-in arnold schwarzenegger's docu series "arnold," he took us from pumping iron to politics...i'm there making a stupid movie instead of making their life. ♪♪ -things are about to get real on our "hot ten." from a cheating scandal that dominated the headlines to families and marriages in crisis, this year's slew of reality television couldn't have been more dramatic. when it came to reality shows, "vanderpump" ruled this year. things reached a fever pitch when tom sandoval cheated on his girlfriend of 10 years, ariana madix, with her close friend raquel leviss. their juicy entanglement became known as scandoval, and viewers were hooked. -i learned on a wednesday night that there are evil, evil people in this world, and sometimes they're the people closest to you. -i don't know how it happened. it just -- it happened. me and raquel became, like, really good friends. -i don't give a [bleep] about [bleep] raquel! i regret ever loving you. -even some of hollywood's biggest stars weighed in on the drama. -i think i'd just walk out. -if tom sandoval were sitting in front of you right

the statewide office since 2006, when governor arnold schwarzenegger was in power. i think there's only been one loud that's really controlled. california. that's what our country is built 2 voices to kenyans. if you stand with me, maybe we can make a difference in and improve the quality of your life. >> andnbring back the luster of the state, just how he would do that is something garvey has yet to reveal his website shows his platform. prioritizing. >> giving parents more educational decisions and lowering taxes while increasing police budgets along with a strong national defense. but at the moment, garvey isn't offering any specific proposals on how to achieve those priorities running. for now on the promise that he's best candidate for the u.s. senate seat once occupied by senator dianne feinstein for inside california politics. i'm frank buckley. >> with the start of the new year comes a new tax brackets. the irs is putting in place higher limits for federal income tax bracket starting on the first. so this means americans may be able to retain more of their i

biggert was appointed by then republican governor arnold schwarzenegger.enkhert now presides over kerr court, a new judicial approach to get people with mental health and substance use disorder into treatment. before that, benkhert was already a judge in drug court, where he, according to the stop crime sf report, released beat a convicted sex offender who had multiple arrests for robbery, assault and battery and yes, as this individual failed to appear and was arrested not on new crimes, but because she didn't show up. >> it's entirely possible that a person who's really struggling living on the sidewalk, struggling with drug addiction and mental health, being abused on the street, they may not show up for court. >> when do you say enough is enough, though, for somebody who's being arrested over only because they failed to show up for court? >> but i say enough is enough. when the clinical people say we don't think we can help this person judge biggert clarified that the person he's talking about did eventually re-offend and was then sent to criminal cour

once arthur schwarzenegger told us the vice presidency was a mere resting place for mediocrity, his future historians, as i would suggest, are unlikely to consign kamala harris, mike pence, al gore or -- cheney to the dreary ranks of william wheeler, daniel tompkins, james sherman, or schuyler colfax. when john adams famously remarked, i am nothing as vice president, but i may be everything he overlooked a third possibility a middle course in which contingency coexisted with significant involvement as a supporting player in the national drama. in any event, we can put paid to the curse of aaron burr the overly ambitious running mate who thought he could make with the top prize at the expense of thomas jefferson and who condemned a century's worth of successors vice presidents to suffer. the senatorial verbosity of which george clinton, among others, complained. i said at the outset that clinton had a point. we now prove it by bringing down the gavel, so to speak, and thanking you for your attentiveness and inviting your questions, comments. constructive criticisms. so you talked a little b