arbled -- arnold is delighted.gy will live in a house with him a month after she arrives, actually a few weeks. he'll meet with andre on the hudson. send the important papers and maps and provide all the information so the british can conquer america quickly, end the war, this is arnold's -- and a great power of britain. and peggy and he will gracefully exit with the british, it british on the hudson on the ship and go to new york and collect their 20 sthowrks -- ,000 pounds and be made a general in the british army. all will be well. things don't quite go that way. and you may know the story, and i want to leave time for questions here, let me just say that there are a series of coincidences and unlucky breaks and lucky breaks, in some cases in which, yes, andre and arnold meet, but it gets to be toward dawn on the shore of the hudson, and some other things happen. andre has no choice but to go with arnold. before he went, clinton said to him, there are three things you have to avoid. one, you will not get in to d

[laughter] arnold -- andre finds himself in arnold's hands, i won't say clutches, finds himself captive, essentially, because it's almost dawn. he has to go into this enemy territory where he's hidden for a while. he has to change out of his british uniform into disguise, clothes, and ultimately, arnold gives him to his, an assistant and says deliver him back to the british. but not before i give you crucial papers that show the map of west point, give you all the details about the army, about armaments and so on. so just before the assistant takes him towards the border where it's now safe britisher story in westchester county near tarrytown, the assistant say, you're okay? and andre thinks he's fine, and they say good pi to each other. andre is in disguise. andre has treasonous paperings in his boots -- papers in his boots. and just as he crosses into tarrytown by himself on his horse, he is captured by three men. he is ultimately brought, of course, to some of the military headquarters. arnold is, of course, back at the home in west point waiting for to arrive. he has come to inspect

joining me live in the chair is arnold schwarzenegger.pronouncing your name schwarzenegger, you just revealed a bombshell to me. arnold, that is actually the correct way to pronounce your name. schwarzenegger. and nobody in the world ever says it correctly. >> you can't blame them. i think the austrians say it correctly. the germans say it correctly but over here in america, they say the american way. they say schwarzenegger. >> the correct way is -- >> the correct way is schwarzenegger. >> i love the fact i've solved this huge global mystery. let's talk quickly about boston, because in many ways, you personify the american dream to so many people. you came here as an immigrant and america has been great to you. these two tsarnaev brothers, the boston bombing suspects, both came here to try and live an american dream and that dream clearly went horribly sour. what do you make of that and what do you think of a debate now that the one who survived should get the death penalty? >> well, i don't think that this issue has much to do with immi

arnold schwarzenegger, good to see him again.back. >>> finally, you know i'm a fan of twitter and i love to hear your tweets. there's something new for tomorrow. it's called "dear piers." sound off to me and i get a chance to reply. send your tweets to @piersmorgan. anderson cooper starts right now. >>> there is breaking news tonight. new reporting on what the dead bombing suspect may have been doing in russia while under russian surveillance. we're also learning that the government may also be thinking about taking the death penalty off the table for the younger suspect. you're going to meet a new lawyer who specializes in saving the worst killers from the worst punishment. >>> later, spike lee. he's not known for holding back. he'll join me to talk about jason collins story. also actress catherine zeta-jones openly fighting bipolar disorder. dr. sanjay gupta

the teaching i for one am a happily married man thanks but no things last time i talked to pastor arnold he was not looking for anybody either think maybe you'd be better off to hold off for elvis after all is a lot better looking dude then pastor arnold or myself i left indiana my name is alice i enjoyed your teaching very much thank you for that i've learned more from you than anywhere else my husband and i started a new church in january we decided to go according to the food loss in the bible we would be healthier for you however the pastor at the new church is continually talking about port when we get to heaven there will be a buffet waiting with the ham as the main attraction cover my husband and i know from our studies there will be nothing in heaven as unclean swine is unclean what he liked the people there and bill god led us to the church think god wants us to speak up or to be quiet about this error not clear started the church in your same another church to take it you understand the health loss might be good for you to encourage the people to learn health loss himself guara

this is april arnold. her arrest date was august the 20th of 1997. possession of cocaine is her most severe charge. you can see she's really young there. back in that time i didn't know her, but i heard lots of stories. everybody knew when she was coming. this is where it gets hard. the face starts to change. this is probably where she was sentenced to some time, some serious time. and this was where we start to see the hard april. >> i would fight the officers. there were probably at least a dozen of them can tell you how many times they've handcuffed me to the bed, maced me, fought me. >> she came to jail being a complete and total disruption all the time. >> i just didn't care. i just wanted to get back out so i could finish getting high again. every time i'd come, all those times, i'd say, god, get me out of jail and i'll never do it again. and i would get out and come back. >> during arnold's last jail term almost four years ago she received tragic news. >> after six months of being here, my sister passed. yeah. she was 31 and she had a heart at

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for the story gets most interesting everyone knows about benedict arnold.t gets no answer seemed when you talk about his coat about his co-conspirators. john andre was british head of intelligence under clinton and joshua have been smith. so when it came time for benedict arnold to betray his country, he met with john andre to formulate a plan of attack and give him the plans of west point and let him know where to best attack for a in order to quickly win. they met on the side of the hud said, from west point in a wooded area and they were bickering the whole night about how to best he thinks. you've heard of arnold. you could see how his son is very amenable fellow. he was still squabbling about the price. he was going on and on. sure enough the sun comes up while they are still talking. under a ship fired upon in the future you see it. so he's trapped. so arnold says okay, smith, andre kamath lets go back to smith's house and figure out another way to get you back to safety and british control of new york city. so they go back to the house and arnold say

the baltimore sun says arnold's attorney will petition her case to move back to juvenile court. >> arnold's attorney says he's working to determine whether she's competent to stand trial. >> the federal law finds stimulus dollars intended for baltimore city schools is spent on things far from the classroom. wjz is live. christie ileto explains where your tax dollars went. >> that audit shows those dollars went to dinner cruises, meals and mother-daughter makeovers. now state lawmakers and parents want answers this evening. >> reporter: a federal audit has baltimore city schools under fire thursday. the report shows stimulus dollars intended to improve education at baltimore city schools didn't go directly to the classroom. >> any time there's an audit you're going to see schools spend money for what they need and sometimes they worry about whether it fits the parameters of the grant later. >> reporter: the u.s. department of education reviewing expenses up for 2009-10 showed more than $4300 were used on dinner cruises. more than $2400 for pta meals, $1300 to attend a theater performance and

morgan arnold and jason bulmer were planning to run away after the murder. hundreds of white hats will be tossednto the air. jennifer franciotti joins us live from the u.s. naval academy. important thing is it is notaining been in annapolis. that is a happy thing for these family members who will be here today and. the graduation class is about 1000 strong. the guest speaker will be president obama. for theadition president to speak in his second term. this is a big day. it is what they have gone through to get half to be here today. they have endured physical challengesmental challenges, all to make them strong enoug to serve out their careers in the u.s. navy or u.s. marine course. many will serve as a second lieutenant. that will be their starting commissioning when they graduate. they will graduate with a bachelor's in science. the will start out as an ensign in the u.s. navy or as a second lieutenant in the u.s. marine corps. they will go on to serve four years in the marine corps. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. and iconic piece of

arnold in north carolina. good morning, arnold. >> caller: good morning, steph.ng. they had about 600 trolls call your show this morning. and no troll alert went up. >> stephanie: oh, thank you for your attention. >> this is a test this is a test of the right-wing troll motivation system. this is only a test. >> benghaziiiiiiiiii. >> this has been a test of the right-wing troll notification system. had this been an actual urge actual -- emergency you would have been instructed where to tune for half-baked information. >> stephanie: i was on cnn about the girl who is being charged for a consensual relationship with another teenage girl. and i was really people think that's okay? >> that she is prosecuted. >> stephanie: yeah, i was saying when i was 14 my boyfriend was 17. >> but 18 is the age of consent. they probably would have turned him in had he been 18. >> sure. >> the problem would be if they are not prosecuting straight couples as often as they are prosecuting gay couples. >> oh, please. it is a gay issue. the person that was on with me was the older person

. >>> getting arnold pasadena is about to get even more difficult. beginning in july, the stow knee creek drawbridge will close for about a month for repairs. they got together last night the talk about it. also it will hurt local business and make their commute loit hurts our club dramatically. we have certain events here. we have bingos during the tuesdays and thursdays. we have bingo -- dinner bingos on sunday. we're not going to be able to have those events if that bridge shuts down completely. >> state facials say the -- officials say the repairs are a safety issue and they have tour done. it's going to -- they have to be done. it's going to add about 20 minutes to the drive for the interim. there's a problem for 16,000 cars that cross that drawbridge daily. so like i said these repairs have to take place to get things done right. >>> now you may think of them as child lease play but bounce houses inflatables can pose a serious risk to your child's health. that according to an investigation by abc2. you'll see it tonight at # 1:00. >> that's why

for the story gets most interesting everyone knows about benedict arnold.t gets no answer seemed when you talk about his coat about his co-conspirators. john andre was british head of intelligence under clinton and joshua have been smith. so when it came time for benedict arnold to betray his country, he met with john andre to formulate a plan of attack and give him the plans of west point and let him know where to best attack for a in order to quickly win. they met on the side of the hud said, from west point in a wooded area and they were bickering the whole night about how to best he thinks. you've heard of arnold. you could see how his son is very amenable fellow. he was still squabbling about the price. he was going on and on. sure enough the sun comes up while they are still talking. under a ship fired upon in the future you see it. so he's trapped. so arnold says okay, smith, andre kamath lets go back to smith's house and figure out another way to get you back to safety and british control of new york city. so they go back to the house and arnold say

but hap arnold was impressed because roosevelt believed in air power. and by the end of the war, around described f.d.r. as the father of the u.s. air force. not himself, although he built the air force. he described roosevelt as the father of that air force. >> schieffer: how did he deal with his commanders? >> he was very personal with them. for example, pat was in all kinds of trouble for slapping g.i.s in slis sicily. roosevelt brought him into his office, heaped praise on him. he was the same with eisenhower. he had an interesting relationship with george marshall. george marshall was the man he leaned on not just as his command of the army but in almost every decision he tried to first name george marshall because f.d.r. had that very warm, inviting personality and marshall chilled him on that. so he remained to the end of the war general marshall whereas ike was "ike." george was "patton." >> schieffer: and marshall always called eisenhower "eisenhower." he was a very formal man. what about the relationship between churchill and f.d.r.? >> well,

this is the arnold palmer. >> i actually did a commercial with arnold palmer years ago. >> there's ac news. >> right. >> we want you to know that sunday is national lemonade day, everybody, okay? that's why we're drinking this. >> what's in this? >> sweet tea, vodka, a popular drink here in the south, lemonade. >> popular up north >> now jesse has been very busy, he works on the show, "army wives." >> we're filming just down the street, actually, that's why i'm in my fatigues, i have to leave here and go wrap up. we were about to wrap season 7. and i don't know if you guys watch, it airs on lifetime at 9:00. >> we just had brooke shields on our show about a week ago. >> i saw her on the show. and you know what we've learned about around here, hoda? everything needs to be monogrammed if you want to be a great southerner. so jesse, jesse brought hoda something. >> what is it? >> bloomers. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh yeah. >> that was -- bless your heart. >> and momma got some, too. >> of course you did. >> these are actually, wow. >> those are huge. >> are those for me, too? >> that

. >>> en el for del instituto firmado por el inmigrante gobernador de california arnold schwarzeneggerpaersonas que aÚn no estÁn convencidos de una reforma migratoria. univisiÓn. >>> el prÓximo domingo, tome nota, univisiÓn transmite una transmisiÓn especial de aquÍ y ahora, y un panel de expertos habrÁ respuestas alain inquietudes de aquellos un programa que no se puede perder. 7 de la noche/6 centro domingo 7 de mayo. >>> una cadena que termina con la explotaciÓn laboral de trabajadores inmigrantes grandes corporaciones, contratan a agencias temporales de empleo que a su vez, contratan a los transportistas, llamados rayteros. y llevar a las fÁbricas. la denuncia de la organizaciÓn, es que los trabajadores.... reducen el pago por su trabajo. >>> y la policÍa con una impresionante huida. >>> indocumentados en texas pasan esta noche tras las rejas. >>>>> > enen 2 21 1 esestatadoÍ estas impresionantes imÁgenes, corresponden a un accidente de aviÓn, civil de carga que ocurriÓ en afganistÁn, y en que murieron 7 personas. y la aeronave, cayÓ poco despuÉs de des papegar del aeropuerto d bagr

one facebook page has been getting attention arnold the globe. it's people looking to return documents and photographs. you see family photos, wedding photos, take a look at this one right here. it's a gorgeous little girl in her mother's wedding gown. this photo was found by a woman named amy. she posted it on a facebook page. you see that bo posted that's my little girl. now she is able to get that note back. they live in shawnee, oklahoma, and the tornado touched down there on sunday. we have her and her little girl. bo, what did this mean to you when you realized this photowas out there? how did that make you feel? >> just overwhelmed. i can't believe someone found it. >> how did it wind up out into the world? >> my home is totally destroyed. a few of my photos have been found. i have four children and all four of them had photos found. >> how did it feel to you to know this picture is still our there now. >> how do you start over? >> a lot of prayers, you have to keep a high spirit and high hopes. i have four children, we're okay, you just s

this is what gets people arnold the world thinking about the bay area. they road over the golden gate bridge, road through simpson beach. it was the first time they're racing in northern california. santa rosa officials say they expect the bike race to provide a $7 million boost to the economy, and some people say they hopeuq it's back next year. >> it's absolutely worth every minute of it. it doesn't impact the traffic as much as you would expect. it was pretty easy to get here, and it was great. and what it did for the local businesses and the tourism, it was well worth it. >> this is the eighth year of the amgen tour, and the winner this year, and he has the world of cycling turning their heads. this is t.j. van garden of the us racing team. >> those pictures are exciting. >> yeah, and people want to go there. >> next at 6:00, a big blast that scientist say caused an explosion on the moon. >> one of san jose's prized baby falcon chicks has been found dead. what went wrong, coming up. 87 out by fairfield, and valley northeast winding that will increase

arnold, our roving ambassador down in nashville, tennessee. he has the pulse of the people down there. hello, arnold. >> good morning, bill. i am telling you, this right here is something else. i agree eric holder should be dismissed for this but there are a lot of things i think he should have been dismissed for earlier because him not being an aggressive prosecutor. >> yeah >> caller: now, on the same accord. on the same accord now, i believe and i listen to these -- not me personally. i listen foa lot of people talk about how they are going to impeach obama. this is what the whole thing is all about. mike huckabee is over there on the crazy channel predicting that obama will not -- is not concerned because they know he is going to be i ammpeached with some of this crazy stuff they throw up in the air. never mind the bush administration exposed the cia agent. what's her name? >> valerie plame. >> valerie playbill. they expose her. >> that'srieson. >> that's treason. i am so sick of this. and harry reid and nance pelosi i put them at the top

. >> reporter: president and founder of prevent human trafficking, christina arnold. >> reporter: last august two women jack brought to the area came forward and he went on the run. >> police posted an ad on back page in the california and nevada areas to let people know that there was a warrant for his arrest. >> reporter: much to the detectives surprise, jermaine jack called him and as prosecutors said in court today taunted police saying they would never catch him. they did catch him and they put him on a lengthy 17-day bus ride to extradite him back here to face justice. up until 2000 there was no law against human trafficking. one of the biggest fights is enacting stricter pulmo. >> it's a problem, but what are we doing about it? >> reporter: erika gonzalez, news 4. >> detectives say that the profit margin for cases like this is too big and the punishment is just not big enough. >>> time is 5:35. six graduating seniors have a lot to celebrate this morning. >>> plus the strong words of encouragement from the first lady. >>> then the weekend event that brought jessica alba to town.

and burned close to an apartment complex at 800 arnold drive. >> firefighters got it fire under control. >>> in brent wood, this fire started about 1:15 at the highway 4 bypass. it was closed for about two hours while mop up continued. >>> here's our meteorologist, and while we didn't have the intense heat, there was some wind out there. >> fighting those small grass fires, especially right near the immediate shorelines, right around point reyes, as well. >> beginning last night out toward the point reyes light house, 10:00, 65 miles an hour. >> this morning, 56 miles an hour. >> the most recent observation, still breezy but the trend has been barking off a little bit. >> right now on live storm tracker, there's tall actually a storm. >> you can definitely feel that first thing tomorrow morning. >> as far as the current wind speeds, you can see sustained outside sfo. >> and fairfield at 21 miles an hour. >> also, we do have this, it's cold enough, we have freeze warnings posted -- not here locally, but just to our north, up toward menicono county, and a frost advisory around fort bragg.

morgan arnold faces two counts of murder. it is religion the asking her boyfriend, jason, to kill her father. she is charged with asking her boyfriend, jason, to kill her father. toh of them were planning run away to california after the murder. >> gay scouts are now welcome, but not gay scout leaders. that is a compromise from the boy scouts of america. it is a policy that is not getting rave reviews from either side. george lettis has the latest. >> allowing openly gay boys to be scouts goes into effect in 2014. but the leader of a baltimore area boy scouts as the boat will not have much effect on them. >> a former boy scout himself, bill is a parent of a boy scout. his thoughts on letting gay boys into the group? >> why not? >> that mirrors the policy of the baltimore area policy. leaders on thursday voted with openlyegates to allow gay boys to become boy scouts. >> our goal through all of this is to put kids first. believe this resolution is truly in the best interest of scouting. councilmore area chairman says this will

>> martin: while the military scrambled to prevent future brain injuries, a private citizen named arnoldfor years, one of the military's greatest patrons-- set out to help troops already suffering from invisible wounds. >> fisher: we owe them. >> martin: head of one of new york's most successful construction firms, fisher offered to build a state of the art brain injury center. his foundation would raise the money. all he asked of the government was to stay out of his way. >> fisher: we can build it in half the time, half the cost and twice the quality. >> martin: fisher had already built a $52 million facility for amputee care in san antonio. >> fisher: that's their building. >> martin: then he raised $72 million in private donations to build a brain injury center at the walter reed national military medical center just outside washington, d.c. >> fisher: for traumatic brain injury and post-traumatic stress. >> martin: it opened in june 2010. fisher called the new building the national intrepid center of excellence-- "nicoe" for short. it is a mental health facility like no other in the

other spontaneous volunteers the salvation army was out here and >> reporter: on a normal day john arnold runs an outdoor advertising company. but he's found a new purpose for some of that billboard material. >> and so i went to my shop i loaded up a bunch of vinyls that came off billboards which make heavy duty tarps. >> reporter: with all the roof damage in fallis, carney and other areas, arnold knew those vinyls would come in handy so after that first load he went back for more. >> a guy asked me if i could bring up another load back up today, so i went to the shop and loaded them up, so i've got about 30-35 out in the truck. and after we're done with the and it's wonderful it makes me be proud to be from oklahoma to be a part of this spirit. >> reporter: the sunday tornado nearly destroyed the steelman estates mobile home park near shawnee. two lives were lost and many people were injured. faron davis runs d&d truck sales and service in oklahoma city. but on this day he is the primary supplier of hot meals to those who remain in the park and the people cleaning up. >> it missed our bu

. >> in the words of arnold schwarzenegger, i'll be back. >> you've heard of a connoisseur? common sewer.

morgan layne arnold faces charges of first-degree murder as well as conspiracy and solicitation of murder jason anthony bomber is charged with first-degree murder and conspiracy. >>> major developments tonight for the boy scouts of america, tonight they voted to allow openly gay scouts. many are calling this a victory, others say it's a step the in the wrong direction. >> they are tears of joy after the boy scouts of america decided thursday on lifting the national ban on allowing openly gay scouts. >> this is what we've been working for. it's a small stepthe right direction, but it's huge in another way. >> reporter: in an abc yahoo news power play interview, the executive director for equality says this is an important moment for the nation. >> literally the fear around this issue is people can have real person to person conversation and understand that there isn't anything to be afraid of. >> reporter: but all week, thousands of have rallied across the country, like this protest in raleigh north carolina urging the council to keep the century old brad kizer cub scout parents opposes ga

barack obama was an illinois state senator, and arnold schwarzenegger was a movie actor. 10 years ago, most americans had never heard of a credit default swap or mortgage-backed securities. lehman brothers had celebrated its 150th anniversary and in 2001, mark zuckerberg was captain of his high-school fencing team. borders bookstores had $3 billion in annual revenue and meanwhile, kindle something you did to a fire and nook was merely a small corner of the room. most americans knew little about osama bin laden or al qaeda. at the time, i was u.s. attorney in san francisco and i myself being out here paid little attention to those terrorist attacks that were occurring overseas. today, our world can change in the blink of an eye. the effects of that change are felt more rapidly and more broadly than ever before. consider the current economic climate. when companies fail to recognize and adapt to change, they can go out of business almost overnight. law enforcement and the intelligence community face a similar challenge. if we in the fbi failed to recognize how the world is changing, the

sad story that also is a warning for all of us of the dangers of anyone and especially youngsters arnold fast moving water. ann? >> you're right don. >>> thank you. friends, family and co-workers of the emilyville man who went missing after the bay to breaker last sunday are stepping you have their search. today about 200 volunteers combed ocean beach and nearby golden gate park looking for 27- year-old beau rasmussen. friends last saw him at the race finish line along the great highway. his belongings were found on ocean beach hours later. >> it's the last period he was seen and then the areas around that. also the bay to breakers route. he had friends that lived up towards the beginning of the route. and we think that you know he may have ended up walking back towards their place and something happened there. >> some of today's volunteers came from as far as oregon and washington. earlier this week, rasmussen's colleagues said edf renewable energy in san ramone closed up shop for the day to employees could search for him. >>> beer, hot dogs and garlic fries. staples at at&t park there

temperatures coming in 70 degrees right now in arnold. quite a warm start to the day once again. these winds will be out of the south. perry hall's temperature at 69 degrees right now. and in easton we're coming in at 71 degrees. and this is the way we will look throughout the day. you're waking up around 6:00 this morning, to plenty of cloud cover out there and a few showers just depending on where you are. as we roll down the timeline around 9:00 we still have the potential for more showers in the forecast and then things will pick up more into lunchtime with the temperature around 76 degrees. making your way home from work today that's when we have the severe weather rolling in. i'll talk more about that but now let's get a check of the traffic now with lauren. >>> well, lynette that weather could really affect the evening commute but right now you are in the clear. heading downtown nothing get in the way on the jfx as we check in and take a live look here at old pimlico road. just the normal 11 minutes from the beltway all the way downtown to east fayette street. a live look

and, four months later i'm back at the minister's, following arnold palmer at the masters. and arnie was king when i was growing up in indiana as a kid. i bumped into my friend who i started a tour ministry. he said he he wanted me to meet his granddaughter are rachel. but they were standing in a crowd of people surrounding ben crenshaw and ben's talking to a hall, handsome guy in masters garb, khaki pants and a masters shirt. people are pointing at this guy. i said jim i don't recognize him. who is it? he said that's jesus. i said -- what? and he said that's the actor that playedese news "the passion of christ" this winter. he's out there promoting the bobby jones movie. but people are looking at his face, and they are seeing it's jesus from the movie. they doesn't know it's jim. but people are going look, jesus is talking to ben crenshaw. and the whole thing is, see, jesus was there in the flesh, but he didn't have his robe on and his beard and his sandals. he was a golfer like everyone else. and, when, i began to realize that's the same guy that i saw. it was confirmatio

. >> in the words of arnold schwarzenegger, i'll be back! >> you've heard of connoisseur.'m a common-sewer! >> they knew i had to ward off some vampires or something.

facility are now on the hunger strike that is marking its in one thousand nine hundred day and dr frank arnold from the medical justice network says torture that continues repeatedly really worried board feeding is obviously believe. the joint task force piece shows that rather than leaving the tube down as would be safe and humane he's being removed and shoved back down routinely regularly and painfully with the patient in restraint over and over again the policy behind v.s.o.p. is to punish hunger strikers for daring to protest. is a protest against what this record sees as denial of access to justice in this case a decade or more of detention without charge or trial or possibility of release and it's clear that the hunger strikers are being kept under weight and with orgy the planning of their force feeding whether it's punishment as a means of control or some medical error so i think there's a real chance that something will go badly wrong and fairly soon that the doctors in guantanamo are in breach of their ethical duties by colluding in torture the world medical association and the un ag

. >> an acre burned near village place and arnold drive in martinez there are buildings around but crews say none were in any real danger. >> you've got paid today with interest by tesla motors. wiring nearly $452 million to the government to pay off the loan for makers of advanced technology cars. payment nine years ahead of schedule. tesla pointed out it is not a bailout loan. te last week, a billion dollars issuing new shares of stock. today, thanking the government to for the loan and saying american taxpayerer i hope we did you proud. >> how fed chairman ruined a perfectly good day on wall street. the dow up more than 100 points while he was telling congress the economy was too weak to recover on its own but prices began to fall when he said the fed might discuss ending it's bond buying stimulus problem. hewlett-packard reported it's seventh decline in quarterly revenue this, was the worst of them all, down 10%. still, meg whitman says she's encouraged. shares of yelp took a tumble today, news two major competitors will merge and offer not only reviews but a way to order takeout as

nonsense it's all going to end because fiscal really is beating to intrude ok i tell you what an arnold revolving door ok industry in the pentagon this is what also drives and of course. absolutely i i think the american people would be appalled to realize that the state of things in the pentagon today. i think that you know one example you know after undersecretary carter ash got on television last week and he said seaquest ration it was us to have to pull back our ships it would cause us to not be ready for other wars quote unquote it would cause us to stop training flight times would be pulled back. i think that that was a real alarm bell to him the american people as though we would not be able to fight a war well if this goes through the next day we see through that we see in the news that the f. thirty five is costing this government the an untried and fairly flawed f. thirty five is going to cost the government or has cost it four hundred forty billion dollars and the juxtaposition and as doug mentioned between our big ticket items the spending on those items the fact that these

john, our current champion -- a one-day champ, who defends for the first time against amanda and arnold. good luck. here we go. here are the categories for this first round of play today. ...please! each correct response will be made up of the letters in the word "mother." not all of them, necessarily. john. start us. why don't we start with mlb for $200?

. >> an acre burned near village place and arnold drive in martinez there are buildings around but crewsn any real danger. >> you've got paid today with interest by tesla motors. wiring nearly $452 million to the government to pay off the loan for makers of advanced technology cars. payment nine years ahead of schedule. tesla pointed out it is not a bailout loan. te last week, a billion dollars issuing new shares of stock. today, thanking the government to for the loan and saying american taxpayerer i hope we did you proud. >> how fed chairman ruined a perfectly good day on wall street. the dow up more than 100 points while he was telling congress the economy was too weak to recover on its own but prices began to fall when he said the fed might discuss ending it's bond buying stimulus problem. hewlett-packard reported it's seventh decline in quarterly revenue this, was the worst of them all, down 10%. still, meg whitman says she's encouraged. shares of yelp took a tumble today, news two major competitors will merge and offer not only reviews but a way to order takeout as well. >> more st

. >> i remember when [ bleep ] was something i did in college arnold 2:00 a.m. >> we got kicked out of the park because we had two grown men [ bleep ] in the park. people were walking their dogs. >> you're kidding? >> good work scoob. let's go get some [ bleep ]. >> tim tebow permission to bleep his own [ bleep ]. >> the only reason i never [ bleep ] you because i'm gay. >> she can lie to you until the cow comes home and you can [ bleep ] her ass. ♪ don't, don't, don't [ bleep ] your friends ♪ ♪ don't, don't, don't [ bleep ] your friends ♪ >> jimmy: we're going to take a break. but when we come back the president of turkminestan fell off a horse this weekend. we have an exclusive live interview with him. you don't want to miss it. plus mel brooks and music from the airborne toxic event. stay with us. >> hi, i'm jimmy kimmel. in honor of mother's day i'm taking my mom out to eat for their all you can eat wing fest. >> you need a bib before dinner. >> jimmy: i don't need a bib. >> i'll put you over my knees. >> jimmy: wing fest is fresh, never frozen wings at a unbelievable price. >> no,

arnold schwarzenegger. wouldn't that be a great couple? now go forward and make beautiful hasta la vista babies going forward. in venezuela last night, they had a big fight in parliament. a fistfight. their recent presidential election did not go smoothly and i wish we had this here. i would watch a lot more c-span if we had this here, i tell you. everybody got in on it. one guy even got a black eye. >> translator: he told me i look like george castanza so i hit him. and then he hit me. everyone is in sports jacket. for some reason he seems to be wearing some kind of professional wrestling costume. it's captain south america. look at him biting. so at least their politicians are doing something. here's another example of violence abroad. normally wh enwe give out our award of excellence for reporting, we do it sarcastically, but this time the reporter earned it. this is how they handle goof balls in pakistan. [ speaking foreign language ] >> jimmy: it's smackistan. i would like to see anderson cooper do that every once in a while. donald t