. >> i think that was benedict arnold. >> benedict arnold. >> that was benedict arnold. >> benedict arnoldt arnold. >> in 1780, he wanted to be the commander here. he'd been wounded grievously a couple years earlier. and he felt that he wasn't being treated properly. so his wife and he had conspired with the british to turn over west point for 30,000 pounds sterling. in today's money, that'd be several million dollars. so he sought this command. he gained this command. and then he tried to turn it over to the british, but it was foiled, and he escaped. and he became the most famous traitor in american history. >> arnold fled to safety with the british. after the war, the young country recognized it needed a military college. >> what our founding fathers realized -- with the size of our country, we need a strong military. we also needed a professional, military class of officers that were educated and trained in the art and science of war. >> in 1802, president jefferson made it official. the united states military academy was born. >> this is the entrance to west point. it's called thayer

>> he fell out of bed with charisma and everybody loved arnold. i loved arnold. jack loved arnold. we played against each other. we wanted to beat each other badly but we had great love for each other and when i think of what arnold did for the game it's unbelievable. so for jack... but he had charisma and he had... we had time for people. it wasn't this commercial big money business. itas a different life. you'd stay at people's homes at a tournament. you know? i don't think anybody... very seldom is that done today. so really arnold is being.... >> rose: did you say, in fact, that this has been a tribute to someone-- it may be you-- that all of us aulgt to give 25% of our earnings to arnie because he changed the game because of his potential endorsement ability? >> he did because the game was probably on the wayne to a certaindegree and here comes this charismatic man and he goes to britain and he had this... he had a... he had it. how do you explain it, you kw? >> rose: you also changed the game in giving it an international dimension >> rose: >> i hope so, i traveled more miles

in other governor news, our former governor arnold schwarzenegger has -- arnold schwarzenegger has commissioned sculptor to create seven larger than life statues of himself in a speedo. so i guess he's taking the divorce well. [ laughter ] this is one of the statues. it's -- there's arnold with it. eight feet tall, weighs 580 pounds. it's made of bronze and horse steroids. the statues depict schwarzenegger during his pumping iron days, opposed to the more recent pumping the housekeeper days. but -- look at those two. you could cut the sexual tension with a -- [ applause ] i don't know why he needs seven. has anyone considered the possibility that the statues might come to life and take over the world? i mean, think about it. how can they not? one of the statues is set to go to the arnold schwarzenegger museum in austria. another one is supposed to go to columbus, ohio, for the annual arnold fitness weekend. and arnold said he wants one for himself. to use as a hood ornament on his hummer. you know what would make a good birthday present for maria shriver? one of those statues and a bazooka. you

they drifted off to a field while allen and arnold negotiated. arnold had shown up without even a weapon, he was so full of enthusiasm. he had also given the game away to the british by sending a message through albany saying he was coming and please send supplies etc.. that they worked out of negotiations in negotiations so that they became commandant and at 4:00 in the morning of may 10, 1775 after a stormy night on lake champlain, they manage to get 89 of the 2000 green mountain boys that they had promised to muster, 89 across the lake and attacked fort ticonderoga. how did they know where to go and what to do? allen had sent to spy sand, hunters with long beards, to the fort barber for a haircut and they figured out the lay of the land. it was peacetime to those garrisons. they hadn't heard of lexington are concord. a british letter had to go to halifax, quÉbec, montreal and st. john and then down lake champlain to get to ticonderoga. paul revere in 30 of his writers were a little more efficient, all of new england and what is going on. so al

>> it's arnold again. i wanted to talk about your chairs. >> three people had their fingers severed in your chairs. >> she could wave me off but we've got the proof. >> i pushed down and then my hand i saw my finger tips gone. >> look how easy a pencil is snapped in two when the chair closes on it. >> john: okay, please welcome arnold diaz. [ applause ] >> john: you took over my old job. >> i improved on it. >> john: come on, 30,000 people lose their fingers from various accidents, accidents happen. why is it martha's fault? >> this isn't an accident. its design flaw. you sit down in a lounge chair and you scoot up and she designed a chair in such a way there is a pinch points and a bunch of people have lost their fingertips. so she should be responsible for that. >> john: so we have this huge government that is protecting us but they didn't recall it? >> no, this in this case government failed. >> john: you agree government fails, too? >> consumer product safety commission failed. >> john: we thought it w

>>en california promulgan una ley que podría evitar polemicas como el de arnold schwarzenegger de favorecer(♪ ♪ )n. >> estados unidos tiene un nuevo consulado en tijuana, desde allá tenemos los detalles. >> uno de los consulados más activos del mundo necesitaba un arreglo, ya no daba para entrevistar a las más de 700 personas cada día . >> el nuevo consulado no sólo penso en seguridad, también en los servicios, porque la fila era una banqueta, ahora la sala de espera se divide en dos secciones. >> es mejor esperar, con bebidas, asientos, es más humano. >> esa comodidad ya se nota entre los solicitantes y empleados. >> la gente llega con sonrisa, tiene mejor actitud, son más pacientes. >> son nueve los consulados dem estados unidos en méxico, los más grandes son los de ciudad juárez y tijuana . >> muchos de los servicios se los dan a ciudadanos naturalizados. >> es que regresa más a su país, sus raices lo invitan a venir acá . >> como una mitad de la gente que ayudamos son ciudadanos norteamericanos que son naturalizados, personas que visitan a encarcelados. >> además tiene un toque de arte

>> it's arnold again. i wanted to talk about your chairs. >> three people had their fingers severed in your chairs. >> she could wave me off but we've got the proof. >> i pushed down and then my hand i saw my finger tips gone. >> look how easy a pencil is snapped in two when the chair closes on it. >> john: okay, please welcome arnold diaz. [ applause ] >> john: you took over my old job. >> i improved on it. >> john: come on, 30,000 people lose their fingers from various accidents, accidents happen. why is it martha's fault? >> this isn't an accident. its design flaw. you sit down in a lounge chair and you scoot up and she designed a chair in such a way there is a pinch points and a bunch of people have lost their fingertips. so she should be responsible for that. >> john: so we have this huge government that is protecting us but they didn't recall it? >> no, this in this case government failed. >> john: you agree government fails, too? >> consumer product safety commission failed. >> john: we thought it w

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a local reports that arnold schwarzenegger gave a thumbs up.er speculates that one bronze will go to the museum at his childhood home. another for columbus, ohio with the arnold fitness weekend. >> for the show. >> you were talking about something, the tie combination. >> we know when he wears yellow ties it's sunny. so this is going to mean rainy. >> we have a lot to learn. >> yes. i have a huge wardrobe, raj. lucky you two aren't there when i pick everything out. we have sunshine out here in the east bay. we'll talk about when the sun's going to turn to clouds and a lot of rain in a few minutes. >> good evening. i'm brodie brazil, as difficult as it might be for giants fans, baseball playoffs with the american and national league divisional series. we've got highlights plus with tom brady returning to the bay area this weekend you'll hear froms one ofmer ormer ofkof--coaches and the one he is about to face. sports is next. don't worry, tiny people. flo is a gentle giant. bundle home and auto at progressive.com. >>> now we know the code, blue

which american ford did arnold unsuccessfully hand over to the british in exchange for a money bribe?he predawn darkness of a misty september morning in 1980 the premier combat officer of the continental army benedict arnold said farewell to a young british officer and headed back home along the banks of the hudson river. major general arnold, commander of the american fortress at west point had just handed over information vital to the enemy's planned attack of the fort. >> bill: that's right a west point doocy scores. >> i almost said that. >> bill: when i was a teacher i used to get excuses like that. >> can i get half point. that's why you are not a teacher anymore. >> bill: that's right. i would not take that from the you students. top gun was a hit. >> maverick, did you hear about ice? >> what's that? >> you want another one? >> really? >> i feel the need, the need for speed. >> bill: what aircraft did cruise's character fly in top gun? >> bill: cards up, please. maccallum just guess. a is correct. tom cruise, tom cat: got it right. gettysburg, one of the bloodiest battles of th

arnold schwarzenegger returns to his hometown. >>> a special celebration in austria today for arnold schwarzenegger. he returned to his hometown to inaugurate a museum dedicated to him. it opened in july located in the two-story house where he was born. it includes his first barbell, bed which he slept as a child, movie memorabilia including several lifesized terminator models and the wood desk he sat behind while he was governor of california. >> another star. the world's most eligible royal has just arrived in the u.s.. prince harry is coming to california for two months of military helicopter training. he will be flying apache helicopters near the mexican border in conditions similar to those in afghanistan where served. a few photographers have been camping out in las vegas hoping the party prince will visit glitter gulch or sin city. >> he may not have time, but we'll see. >> mike the weekend is here. >> a lot to do, good weather to do it outside. clearing trend taking place today as we transition from all that record rainfall early in the week to high pressure and tranquil weat

arnold schwarzenegger returns to his hometown.s, the fact it can be ususususususs @ >>> a special celebration in austria today for arnold schwarzenegger. he returned to his hometown to inaugurate a museum dedicated to him. it opened in july located in the two-story house where he was born. it includes his first barbell, bed which he slept as a child, movie memorabilia including several lifesized terminator models and the wood desk he sat behind while he was governor of california. >> another star. the world's most eligible royal has just arrived in the u.s.. prince harry is coming to california for two months of military helicopter training. he will be flying apache helicopters near the mexican border in conditions similar to those in afghanistan where served. a few photographers have been camping out in las vegas hoping the party prince will visit glitter gulch or sin city. >> he may not have time, but we'll see. >> mike the weekend is here. >> a lot to do, good weather to do it outside. clearing trend taking place today as we tr

arnold schwarzenegger posted this message on his twitter account, fantastic great day on the first dayof the last stand. fantastic crew, keep up the good work. >>> and tonight, why there is an effort to crack down on leashes. >>> and the port of oakland has to keep dredging, but where is the money coming from? so i got this new job last week, but their health insurance doesn't cover my kid's pediatrician. which is not cool. she was so fantastic. she had this sock puppet that she would use to explain exactly what she was doing and why she was doing it. i just wish there was someone to explain to me how i'm going to find another doctor like that. [ male announcer ] we know a good doctor is hard to find. we have some of the largest networks in california so you can choose one that's right for you. blue shield. >>> major infusion of cash to keep a critical part of the bay area's economy afloat. more federal funding was announced just today on a project to keep the port of oakland competitive. rob roth is live now to tell us the additional money also means job security for some. >> reporter

arnold schwarzenegger museum.um is inside the home where he grew up outside a bronze statue of a former mr. universe. he commissioned himself and dedicated the museum. those are the things. do you have an irregular heartbeat called atrial fibrillation, or afib, that's not caused by a heart valve problem? are you taking warfarin to reduce your risk of stroke caused by a clot? you should know about pradaxa. an important study showed that pradaxa 150mg reduced stroke risk 35% more than warfarin. and with pradaxa, there's no need for those regular blood tests. pradaxa is progress. pradaxa can cause serious, sometimes fatal, bleeding. don't take pradaxa if you have abnormal bleeding, and seek immediate medical care for unexpected signs of bleeding like unusual bruising. pradaxa may increase your bleeding risk if you're 75 or older, have kidney problems or a bleeding condition, like stomach ulcers. or if you take aspirin products, nsaids, or blood thinners. tell your doctor about all medicines you take, any planned medi

this time, arnold faces his toughest opponent yet, the english language.tled -- it's really called kwsh "total recall: my unbelievable true life story." it will be the most entertaining audio book ever. [ laughter ] in fact, we somehow managed to get our hands on an advanced copy of the audio book. and to save you the 22 bucks it will cost you to buy it, we whittled it down. here's a condensed version of the arnold book from beginning to end. >> i was a body builder. i was the champion. then i made movies. it was fun. then i was the governor. that was fun, too. then i had sex with the housekeeper. she had a baby. oops. i have muscles. the end. i'll be back. bennett! >> jimmy: doubles as a shake weight too. [ applause ] and one more thing, you know, bush has a new album out right now. the band, not the president. it's -- it's called "the sea of memories," and i learned something interesting. their frontman, gavin rossdale, has been working on a passion project kind of behind the scenes. i saw this on "extra" tonight. thought it was interesting. ♪ extra extr

. >> los asembleistas presentan de esto por el caso del ex gobernador arnold schwarzenegger , . >;> citybankres al mes . >> deberan tener un saldo de 6 . >> mil . >> el hospital general de san francisco esta certificado para casos de traumatismo craneoencefalico . >> esto sale a relucir por el caso de brian , el fanático de los gigants . >> se hacen una 300 operaciones del cerebro . >> sus hijos no podrán estar en la demanda a nombre del fanático de los gigantes se acusa de crear condiciones de inseguridad . >> el dueño dejó de contratar policías a pesar que en el estacionamiento habían crímenes ,podría tener más dinero si se comprueba la reduccion de seguridad . >> ella esta con sus padres ahora al ser exonerada de los casos , esto fue revocado por pruebas de adn . >> (♪ ♪) . >> en méxico cae otro de los autores contra el casino royale , alias el voltaje detenido por policías federales . >> la secretaria de seguridad pubnlica presenta a 4 personas que serian de los z . >> de 28 años es uno de los responsables del ataque porque la procuraduría da un recompensa de millones para su captura . >

>>catherine: in austria, this is a a museum dedicated to governor arnold schwarzenegger.is time as a body builder, hollywood star and politician. ♪ >>jacqueline: well, it is a gorgeous day out here on the embarcadero perfect for our fleet week. the blue angels had their practice earlier. right now, quiet skies but an active embarcadero. take a look in the u. ss with sailors walking by. more carriers pulling into the bay as remove tomorrow. take a look at the fleet week forecast. as weak-see tomorrow the activity will increase as we see activity beginning with mild and sunny conditions. a bit warmer tomorrow with sunshine and 68 at 3:00 p.m. for the air show. similar conditions for sunday. currently, the bay area temperatures are a lot warmer than what we saw, yesterday. '60s and '70s for the bayshore. 65 degrees in oakland. a '60s and '70s for the bayshore. tomorrow, some coastal fog expected but not expected to impact fleet week. we will warm up to the 70's by noon. a bit warmer for the bay area up with 74 in fremont. 80 andupper 70'sr the inland valleys. temperatures in

pero el exgobernadore california arnold schwartzeneger la voto en cada intento. >> no voy a decir nada> en el mes de julio gobernador brown firmÓ la primera porciÓn de la ley de dreeand. le dio la oportunidad a los estudiantes de solicitar los fondos de las becas que ofrecen las universidades.al mismo empo la ley no ofrece en un servicio migratorio a la. >> en otras cosas se han esparcido por todo el paÍs, como si fuera un virus me refiero a las manifestaciones en contra de lo que llaman a avaricia financiera en wall street. comenzaron su tercera semana de protesta. mire usted. en nueva york, maestro, sindicato, enfermeras, bibliotecarios... comienzan a unirse a los miles de manifestantes enanhattan. armenia que se van ampliando y consiguiendo apoyo en la capital del paÍs. tambiÉn tienen tres dÍas de haber iniciado por ella comienzan a acudir personas y simplemente no les alcanza el dinero y estÁn frustrada por el manejo de las finanzas del paÍs. lleva la mÚsica por dentro. leana llamado ocupa filadelfia porque tienen los mismos princios de nueva york a diferencia de otros de aquÍ llev

arnold, 56 degrees now. a high at 68 degrees just after midnight.w the winds whipping up and most of us will have a southerly push of colder air. the sounds ironic. peeking at 29 miles per hour. that happened in the last 5 minutes and we'll see some gusts throughout the day. 62 is the latest in baltimore. we're hanging onto the stuff up to new york. if you're traveling anywhere through the great lakes not fun. 44 in chicago. charlie talked about the 25- foot waves on lake michigan and they will have waves wrapping around that storm, distinct circulation across ohio and indiana. that low pressure will be responsible for kicking this off to the northeast and that means cold air wrapped around the low. we cut off some of the moisture, but it's also a strong wind generator, call it a big fan in the atmosphere. it's kicking up strong winds, you'll feel and see it maybe rattling the house, there will be some tremendous leaf drop north and west where the leaves have turned. snow in the mountains, but wrapping around that storm colder, southerly winds picki

. >> a is for arnold, b is for -- well, you'll have to wait and see. impersonation. >> the star was an attitude. >> a celebratory base jump turns into a horrific accident. find out what happens when a parachute doesn't open when it's supposed to. >> i just love bringing you guys the last and this guy, jim, is absolutely hilarious. >> a is for arnold, of austrian birth, who pumped up his ambition for all it was worth. >> he does impressions, he's a narrator and actor and his youtube channel is extremely popular because of his celebrity impressions in particular. this video is called the celebrity alphabet. >> c is for chloe, the world's hand somest man and a fit substitute for cary grant. >> j is for jack, the star with an attitude. for which he has earned all impressionist's gratitude. m is for malkovich who when he's enraged, has the best diction of any since geraldine page. >> those are my favorites, i love malkovich and nicholson and clooney, he is unreal. >> my favorite was jack nicholson, hands down. >> it was perfect. >> i'm amazed how he so effo

arnold schwartzeneggar is a real cloud please yes, telling young people if staying hungry for success, anything is possible. back here in the states, singer john legend urging kids to be great at math and science, he's the face of a contest awarding classroom was a ton of technology. and marley matlynn is getting the word out about disabilities. >> as long as we can be loud and clear and say we want to make things happen for ourselves i think this will happen. >> she says she's inspired by the actor that's joined her. this weekend get ready for action. >> you can feel a tip of the hat to hockey and the champ uk check out george clooney and ryan gosling in the iz of march. get more movie news on otrc.com. >> and coming up, the cricket what. they're willing to do for their true love. >> why cell phone sniffing dogs could be getting more work in california. >> then at 5:00 the way one company is cracking down ominous limb worker who's pray on the job. >> taking a look at traffic right now, a little bit heavy heading northbound but moving nicely. stay with us. the news at 4:00 continue ri

---el ex-gobernador arnold schwarzeneg ger, en 3 ocasiones vet proyectos de ley similares durante sua que en california hay unas 40 mil niÑeras que no estn sindicalizadas. stop open roll open cu ---la administracion del presidente obama, ha gastado unos 25 mil millones de dolares en deportar 1.1 millones de inmigrantes indocumentados desde el inicio de su gobierno. take vo ---el servicio de control de inmigracion y aduanas... "ice", considera que se gastan 10 mil dolares por persona deportada, pero congresistas demcratas insiten que todo el proceso le cuesta al pais 23 mil dolares por persona detenida y expulsada del pais. cu ---las duras leyes de inmigracin que se han promulgado en varios estados del pais, no solamente han causado preocupacin entre los granjeros que ven perddas sus cosechas por la falta de trabajadores sino tambien por algunos legisladores. take vo ---es por eso que la senadora por california diane feinstein, planea presentar un proyecto de ley en el congreso que pretende dar permisos de trabajo a los campesinos. ---bajo dicha legislacin los trabajadores del campo,

. >> a is for arnold, b is for -- well, you'll have to wait and see. impersonation. >> the star was an attitude. >> a celebratory base jump turns into a horrific accident. find out what happens when a parachute doesn't open when it's supposed to. what do you think of this one? really? what's this? this is a rose i made from a turnip. let's try together. perfect. two worlds that fit in one kitchen. come in today and save up to 20% on a kitchen from ikea. >>> check out this cool optical illusion, from a green pro 2009. basically you see two cigarettes, they look like they're different sizes, but they're actually the same size. >> it just makes my head hurt, this kind of stuff. >> you move the cigarettes over now -- >> they look like they're different sizes. >> they really do. >> weird, this is freaking me out, beth. you're telling me like look at that, it looks like it's like two-thirds the size of that one. oh. i don't like this. this is weird. >> it's not a magic trick. the optical illusion is the design that is drawn on the piece of paper. >> pretty g

. >> reporter: it took mapped science to impreeing nate arnold schwarzenegger in the move ji junior, but this japanese roacher comes up with a simpler solution that lay louse men to -- allows men to experience the joys of motherhood, the mommy tummy. he says his invngs was inspired by incensive japanese men who reniced to offer -- refused to offer their seats to pregnant women on trains. mommy's tum am i -- tummy isn't a pretty site. it pumps water into a bag. four dozen balloons inflate and deflate. each one is attacked to a sensor so the unborn child reacts to belly rubs and uncomfortable shaking and, yes, the breast do get larger, too strap on the mommy tummy and it takes you from normal to full term in two minutes. it's a lot heavier than it appears. with no prior experience i went for a pregnancy test drive myself. it wasn't comfortable. of course the simulator leaves out morning sickness, cravings, swelling and pain. it's meant to help empathize with pregnant women. >> that's a great story. >>> it's been a long hard week, but the extreme makeover is complete. the crew is still

. >>> former governor arnold schwarzenegger went back to his homeland.we'll tell you why he's there. >>> new at 6:00, big kids still need a booster. the law just passed that will force parents to put their older kids in a car seat. >>> plus 10 years of war in afghanistan. 10 years of sacrifice. we're taking a look at how military members are fighting their own battle at home. >>> one of san francisco's most used roads is getting a bit of a redo? >>> we'll reveal a glimmer of home. next at 6:00. ok, kids, our cable will let us record one more show. who should get it? i really love jennifer. yeah, she's great. yeah. yeah. kyle's got that thick head of hair. and that should be rewarded. ok, moment of truth. on "three," say which kid you love the most. oh, fun, yeah. 1...2...3... jennifer. jennifer. whoa. wow. ha! she's so pretty. yeah. or, we give it to kyle. it's really all he's got. [ male announcer ] switch to at&t u-verse and record four shows all at the same time. now at the lowest price ever. at&t. >>> there were some tense moments today in a trial of

was managing the national nuclear weapons labs a lot of business connections get a man for example arnold schwarzenegger's personal financier paul walker who is second only to his wife in terms of people who have influence and sway over governor schwarzenegger and paul walk there is and you see regent it's that sort of connection that gets people pointed and you say region. the large body of people at the university are reaching out to the region set asking them and trying to get them to understand some of the problems of the university fundamentally and the at the regions they if they don't listen i sense a sort of our rank and file people on the ground at the university they don't represent the students the faculty the staff they don't actually represent their constituencies and the question is can the regions have the courage and the insight to recognise that the best thing if they truly care about how to listen nuclear weapons is to end their management of the weapons right now they have been i think there's a little bit of denial there they don't see that and the question is can we p

the bomber killed 15 people including arnold ross' daughter. >> it's beyond my comprehension that the government of israel would ever contemplate allowing him out again. >> reporter: several families are file appeals to stop the exchange, something that's unlikely to happen. palestinians are celebrating the pending release printing banners and building a stage to mark the event. she says thank god the agreement was fulfilled. palestinians consider the inmate heroes in a fight for the palestinian state. >>> the israeli president is defending the deal to free sha leet. saving one jewish soul he says is like saving the souls of all israelis. >>> still to come at noon. dark time for indy car racing. drivers are reacting to the death of a young champion. slow down or pay up, another county is setting up speed cameras in our area. we will tell you where coming up. that is another live look at a nice day outside. the water taxiing and other boats in the water and heading out. your forecast is still coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> world of indy cars is reeling after one of its most popula

and his father joe never showed up and he kept referring to another doctor, arnold kline who is had treated jackson. he's accused of giving jackson a lethal dose of anesthetics and sedatives. >>> coming up the challenge that's the city is facing as they get ready for a busy weekend. why serving sizes on nutrition labels may be the within you are not losing -- one of the reasons that you are not losing weight. >>> and last night was "dancing with the stars." coming up, a look at the winners and the losers. >>> "dancing with the stars," 134 of the stars are saying some things about the scores from the judges. it was week four of the competition. >> reporter: with the theme from psycho, ricky lake and -- tangoed to the top of the leader book with the first tens of the season. >> i'm in shock. it was a tough week, the hardest week for me. it was like transition in labor. i was having a hard time. but i'm so happy that the judges liked it. >> it was a great moment. >> reporter: in second place with 26 points, jr martinez did the fox trot. his partner made him use his behind to get ahead. >> he's

an argument arnold roth says he cannot buy into. while israeli gets ready to bring gilad shalit home, many fear the consequences the deal for his release might have in the future. fred pleitgen. >> we're still with fred pleitgen. perhaps some dissatisfaction at the price there, fred. >> reporter: the people here say they absolutely feel satisfaction at the fact that gilad shalit will soon be released. there was a little cheer that went through the people who are standing in front of the home of gilad shalit when we saw those first television pictures coming from egyptian tv. it really is the first proof of life that gilad shalit that these people have gotten in a long time. it's not just gilad shalit's hometown where people have been supporting him. it is the entire outlying area here around this place where people have been putting up signs. they've been decorating the trees around the house of the shalits. they're happy this is coming to an end. i spoke to one man who said throughout this entire time, of course there were dire mom

arnold townsend. san francisco naacp and the opportunity council. unlike one of the other speakers, i would like to be as optimistic as he is. i have been around this process for a long time. this has everything to do with people who do not want those kind of people in their neighborhood. having bad not one of those type of people all of my life, i am very familiar with it. you cannot pull the oowool over my eyes. children who are not on parole or probation, they have not done anything wrong. wrong has been done to them. most of them from the day of their birth. we are losing our sense of compassion. we are losing the moral high ground when it comes to meeting the needs of the most challenge people in our society. these youths who are agaiing out of foster care. they might get a better response bank they were with the tea party. it is painful and disgusting when they say that there should be an oversight committees who determines what the children do in their house. who wants an oversight committee for the residents that are complaining about this t

it's because of a massive blackberry outage that's hit devices here and arnold the world. nbc's tom costello has the story. >> reporter: from coast to coast, a day of aggravation and frustration for blackberry users, from air travelers in l.a. -- >> so phone calls work, text messages work but no e-mails. >> reporter: to new york's rockefeller plaza. >> i couldn't use it for a couple hours. really wasn't too happy with the service. >> well, you know, if you can't count on it, i need a business tool i can count on. >> reporter: to the halls of congress and a mom in atlanta who missed a kid's activity. >> i don't have time to go home and check my e-mail. >> reporter: blackberry's most serious disruption in years began overseas on monday when a router switch failed then a backup system crashed. >> i have had no communication or e-mails for two days. >> reporter: the company insists it wasn't hacked and the problem is fixed, but the data traffic jam is massive. >> the backlog of messages, the traffic they missed, is making the system go down in bits and pieces as well. and appa

. >> reporter: it took mad science to impregnant arnold schwarzenegger in the movie junior.there is a simpler solution that allows men to experience the joys of womenhood. a pregnancy simulator he calls the mommy tummy. this was inspired by insensitive japanese men who refuse to offer seats to pregnant women on trains. he decided it was time for men to understand the trials of having a baby. mommy's tummy isn't a pretty sight but as real as a fake pregnancy can get. four dozen balloons inflate and deplait to mimic kicking and movements of a fetus. each one attached to a sensor. the unborn child reacts to belly rubs and uncomfortable shaking and yes, the breasts do get larger, too. strap on the mommy tummy and it takes you from normal to full term in just two minutes. it's a lot heavier than it appears this man says. with no prior experience, i went for a pregnancy test drive myself. it wasn't comfortable. of course the simulator has the luxury of leaving out morning sickness, cravings, swellings and pang. the idea is to help men empathize with pregnant women. not discourage

i think this is an okay knowledgement of that and a special celebration in austria for arnold schwartzeneggar, returning to his hometown to inaugurate a museum dedicated to his life. from body building to acting, then politics and back to acting. the museum topped in july and located in a two story house in which he was born including his first barbell, a bed he slept on, movie memorabilia and coming up the way one u.s. company is cracking down ominous slim worker who's pray on the job. >> parents there is a new boost in age requirement for booster seats. >> there is a weekend warm up into next week. >> also police looking for a thief who stole a cuttout of one of their own. the news continues in one minute. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> the suspect involved in a robbery and shooting is now in cuffed. video shows what happened outside of a hardware store just after the shooting. you can see employees rushing in to help. the victim shot in the leg after refusing to give up her purse. the shooter crashed on 580 entrance ramp and took off on foot. westbound 580 cl

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