now, arched -- arnold is delighted. his plan for peggy is she will live in a house with him for a few weeks. and he'll meet with andre, secretly on the hudson, fill him in on the important papers and maps and provide the information so the british can conquer america quickly, end the war -- this is arnold's thinking, and we'll go back to a great power of britain. and peggy and he will gracefully exit with the british to the british with the hudson on the ship and go new york and collect the 20,000 pounds and be made a generally of -- general of the british army and all will be well. but things don't quite go that way. and you may know the story, i want to leave time for questions here. let me just say that there were a series of coincidences and unlucky or lucky in some case, breaks which 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 were three things so you to avoid. one

and so arnold, arnold has been terrific to me, i like arnold an awful lot. he never treated me as a younger guy and just an upstart. he always treated me as an equal, and i always appreciated that and i have always -- i have always enjoyed his company. >> rose: and in fact you shared an agent. >> mark mccormick. >> rose: mark mccormick. the masters, it is said, asks every question of your game. it tests every part of a golf game. >> well, that is the idea of what a championship golf is all about, to be able to use every club in your bag and be able to fight and take command of all of the conditions that you might play. you might play with wind or firm greens or difficult short game, the masters is the first of the ones that actually says, hey, i have got a test for you, see if you handle it. >> you don't play your opponent, you play the course. >> i always lay the course and me. actually. >> rose: you play yourself. >> i am my opponent, the only person i am in control of is me and i can't control anybody else and what they are doing, and so it is the golf co

arnold just yells at them, get out?have had a lot of fun at arnold's expense, so i thought i would be kind to do something nice for him. so let's gather to sing happy birthday for him. we translated, can we have some mask? happy booday to you, angry bird day to you. in our aaaaaanold. happy birthday, arnold. [ cheers and applause ] see you again next year. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i don't know what it is, but a little something tells me, "he will be back." justin bieber is in the middle of something again, on sunday, his tour bus was crossing the canadian border into detroit. the drug dogs searched, fortunately he was not on board, i knew my little angel wouldn't get caught. does this look like the face of somebody who smoked marijuana? not at all. elsewhere in the great white north, two teens in manitoba, this is some story, their friend is in juvenile home for doing arson and they wanted to see him. they did what any reasonable person do, sent the police station on fire so they too could get arrested and see

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when arnold wong of the wong family first called me about renting his space. i was really flattered. i contacted the planning commission and instructed me how to move forward. i was contacted by neighbors and another couple who since joined our side or supports the business. i met with them and transparent about our business. this is not about the people, it about the planning. i was playing by the rules and being a good neighbor and responsible small business owner. whenever the neighbors got word about me, they told me to be worried about neighbors. that they call the health department on everybody. a neighbor said be careful with the people across the street. they dispatch the police about a truck parked in a yellow zone. i was naive when i thought i would win them over an and change their views. truth be told, they never came into my business. i want to close with two things: first when we were dealing with the neighbors, i was caught up with lawyers and press and i found myself with things that would jeopardize my business. the last thing i want to close

arnold townsend. robert sakai. greg [speaker not understood]. paul warmer. alex [speaker not understood]. karen kai. and rose hillson. >>> thank you, president, commissioners. arnold townsend. i just want to call to one support the effort that is occurring in japantown, to thank dave hamaguchi to thank the community and staff. i'm really impressed at how staff actually took a lot of direction from the community. i haven't seen that happen a lot over the years. so, i was really impressed. i think that has a lot to do with this particular committee. i was a member -- i wasn't able to attend as often as i'd like because it just so happened the meetings occurred on the same night that my commission meetings occurred on which i was a member of 12 years. but i was involved, mr. hamaguchi kept me very much informed. got a chance to respond to e-mails and there were a lot of e-mails and continues to be a lot of e-mails. i will be able to be a little more active in the meetings now, but i was pretty active in

. >> arnold palmer sitting through a rain delay in pittsburgh. a's withstood alvarez.ears barry bond's number 24. 6 in the 3rd. 7 strikeouts. help from brandon moss, he is a winning pitcher. 11-0 against the pirates are now top of the american leg west by a half a game. he is heading in the .220. monday's contest, he is added to the roster and miguel cabrera. this guy is part of a group, 20 players will be suspended after the all-star group, colone don't look for him. >>> usa versus belize. there is a fan watching. chris, the kid from the earthquakes scored first three goals. it is funny they misspelled his name on his jersey. didn't stop him. 3 goals under another name. they play cuba saturday. >> good night. i'm totally in love with the avocado on this sub. i love avocado so much i started a facebook page. oh, you should post a picture of my new earrings. those would go perfectly with this sweater i'm knitting. [ male announcer ] show your avocado love! try it on the turkey & spinach or subway club. subway. eat fresh®. [knocking on door] you wanted to see me? yes, i

the biggest of all turned out to be general arnold who was head of the air force. arnold just before pearl harbor was implicated in the leak of one of the administration's most closely guarded military secrets, a contingency plan for all-out war against germany. that bitter polarization that existed in washington was echoed throughout the country. in those angry days, i write a lot about charles lindbergh's wife who was caught in the middle of this nasty fight. she was the daughter of white tomorrow, a former jpmorgan partner who then became a u.s. ambassador and senator. she had grown up as part of the east coast establishment which tended to be pro-british and interventionist. because she supported her husband in his isolationism although he and would never convince her this was the right thing to do, she found herself a strange from virtually all for old friends and acquaintances, all the people she had grown up with who looked on lindbergh in her words as the anti christ. all of this took an enormous emotional toll on her. what was particularly painful for her

>> it is a lesser arnold movie. >> not true! >> thousands by himself! >> nelly yesterday.alked about kanye west's $120 t-shirts. >> i have to check them out. >> $120 t-shirt is stupid. >> it's not a t-shirt. >> how is it not a t-shirt?

back in 2007 our then governor arnold schwarzenegger vetoed a bill that would have provided condoms to prisoners. if there's one thing arnold schwarzenegger is not in favor of, it is condoms. [ laughter ] and i do think he's proven that with his words and his actions. but assemblyman bonta wants to reverse that. and i agree. i think condoms are a step in the right direction. and flowers would be nice, too. how exactly will this work? when the 350-pound white supremacist is about to mount you, you ask if he has protection? [ laughter ] whether you're for or against this, i think we can all agree that it is great news for incarcerated clowns who want to keep up with their balloon animals. [ laughter ] speaking of sex in unusual places, this is an interesting twist on a classic local news story. a woman in new york just turned 100 years old. so local news 12 sent a reporter to her house to do what they always do in these situations, ask inane questions and wait for an answer of some kind. but this particular centenarian had something very different and something very dirty in mind. >> [ b

. >> like arnold schwarzenegger. >> i've had the same jar of mayonnaise in my refrigerator for like two years. >> have a chilean in there. it will be gone in like two days. >> i've got tell you, al. i had no idea the situation was that serious. >> yeah, the chilean mayonnaise thing is crazy. third per capita in the world for mayo consumption after russia and the u.s. clearly these crazy chileans think the secret to becoming a world superpower is just eating mayonnaise. do we need a major industry or a strong military? no, just keep eating mayonnaise and we'll be number one. besides, why are we always trapped in these mines? do we have any fish to eat besides sea bass. >> john: al, i've got to stop you. that's a little bit offensive. >> yes! that's my point. that's why it's so frustrating when people say latinos can't assimilate here in america. they already have the most important part down -- hate lag tinos. >> john: so you're saying stopping the immigration bill won't necessarily hurt republicans because they can appeal to latinos on other issues. >> not really. we'll hold a grudge an

. >> arnold and sly put their rivalry to rest? >> i mean you got the terminator as a wingman, how can you lose? >> sneaking around with marvel super-heroes! >> you know, we can't say anything, we're under lock and key. >> and, the end begins for "breaking bad!" >> i think it's the right time to say goodbye to the character. >> we're rolling out the red carpet now. >> hello, welcome to on the red carpet from comic-con in san diego. i'm rachel smith. we'll get you to the red carpet in a moment, but first the big story back in hollywood. more than a hundred thousand fans are here to celebrate all things movie, tv, comic, and gaming. check this out from the wolverine, the new movie is clawing its way into theatres now!

something about a political spouse goes out the window when you consider maria shriver walked away from arnoldd. and mark sanford's wife walked away when he slipped off for a dream trip with his lover. >> it became very innocently as many do, e-mails back and forth. >> and by the way, paula broadwell was married, too. notice for some reason there has never been as much wondering allowed of what was going through her husband scott's mind. here's the thing about marriage, it is human, complex, unique each and every time. >> i didn't know how it would work out, but i did know that i wanted to give it a try. >> reporter: sure, could you say that huma abedin was out there today out of some political calculation. sure. but you don't know. and maybe, maybe -- >> every day starts right here. >> reporter: -- they've worked it out and they love each other and they've decided to get through it. oh, and run for mayor of new york at the same time. for "nightline," i'm john donvan. >> so what do you think? do you think he deserve as second chance on a second chance? coming up, why hell, high water or a fan

arnold schwarzenegger is 66 and paul anka is 72.ote the theme song for johnny carson. >> you taught me something new. here's what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. >> npr scott simon talks about his touching tweets from his mother's bedside. robin thicke performs live on the plaza. now keep it here for more news, weather and sports. thanks for watching "early today." have a good one. >>> new this morning, a simple apartment fire turns into something much more overnight in san francisco. we'll have all the details up next. >>> new video into our newsroom, family members gather in china to remember the three people killed in the asiana airlines crash. >>> looked outside. a big fire. she was from leesburg, so we came out of the house, started running. i got no shoes, no phone, took off running, didn't know if it was anything close by. >> we'll let you know what we're hearing about a series of explosions at a florida propane plant. >>> taking a live look outside, transamerica pyramid in san francisco beautifully lit on

benedict arnold. there's been a whole history -- albert einstein.ve spied on our own citizens, for that matter, and done some horrible things. at the same time, i'm not trying to celebrate mr. snowden as some kind of einstein/king. i think if he felt comfortable with the fact that america would treat him justly maybe he would stand for the justice that could be meted out here. at the same time, somebody can say if you want to be compared to the greats in our history, they've been willing to do what they did and then stand for the consequences right here in america. so it is really tough. >> i think the line was a lot clearer when what he had ward snowden was talking about was the collection of metadata of american citizens, when he was talking about e-mail or telephone data of americans. now we've gone into this other territory. we're talking about it is stuff that could really undermine our diplomatic relations. does it now seem less clear that what he was doing was straight-ahead whistle blowing? >> he's now in a political power struggle with the

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and arnold started out on a very high plane. at in this point -- at this point the air force is phone as the u.s. army air corps, so it's subordinate to the army. so, in effect be, hap arnold serves under general marshall. but roosevelt gives hap arl hold in a seat on the joint chiefs of staff, that is marshall for the army, king for the navy, admiral leahy is the general staff commander of this group. so by giving hap arnold a seat on the joint chiefs of staff, he has, in effect be, elevated the air force to equal status with the other services. hap arnold describes this move where he's able to sit down on an equal level with king and with marshall as the magna carta of the u.s. air force, and it's granted by franklin roosevelt. now, these two men -- the president and hap arnold -- had rather similar free-wheeling management styles. as one aide of president roosevelt put it, the president would give one man is six jobs to carry out, or he would give six men one job to carry out. it was something of the president's leadership st

. >> arnold wong. phyllis johnson. james wirley, marlee, kenny yu, mike skernl and rene zoey. >> thank you, with all speaking the neighbors that resides upstairs sent me a separate e-mail stating that it not about the space, it's about a personal relationship with jim or their lack of. so she made it very clear that it was personal. so that long e-mail i think doesn't hold much weight in my opinion as the owner. she rent from me equally as well. i'm just saying how i see it and how i read it. 93 years old is how old my father is today. he started the business in 1956. he started the confound to raise his family. when he bought the building, the person selling it was asking if it's okay to sell to an asian family. i grew up in this area. his vision became his pride. he became part of the neighborhood. he was the hub of the neighborhood. it quickly became that and he was quickly glued in the fabric to build for blocks on end. this was before the days, not like we have now with big box and trader joes and on and on. since

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arnold palmer sticking it out. fourth inning, 1-0, pirates. former pirates, brandon moss, launching a two-run shot to right. 2-1 a's after that. and fast forward to the ninth inning. grant balfour facing russell martin. he grounds out to end this one. 42nd-straight save for belfour. the a's roll over one of the best teams in baseball. >>> sticking with the a's. cespedes will join in the all-star festivities. taking part in the home run derby. the first oakland player in the derby since jason giambi did it in 2001. you hear the a's talking about cespedes. he is tailor-made for that in new york. good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. first wait till summer. then get the cars ready. now add the dodge part. ♪ ♪ the dodge s

so excited to be outside with david arnold, senior vp of "the robb report."te luxury magazine. you're celebrating the 25th anniversary of the best of the best issue for "the robb report." >> right. lori: to commemorate that you brought a few best of the best. let's begin with the cars. >> let's begin with the new porsche 911. this is 60 years since they introduced the porsche. it has complete makeover. extraordinary makeover. it won car of the year was pretty prestigious award. lori: what stands out? >> performance. handling. fairly fuel fish went which surprises for high performance car. surprising low-priced a little bit over $100,000. lori: just a hair over $100,000? how does it work to buy one? give me your card take care of it this afternoon. lori: are these limited? >> is not a limited production. they produce a sufficient quantity worldwide. if you want one we could have a week or two. we have to figure out the color. i know you're very particular. lori: i'm particular. i don't know if i decide between the porsche or aston-martin. >> indeed. i guess fo

it is one of the things that arnold schwarzenegger i think was proudest of as governor. >> both sides have an environmental argument they're making it sounds like. >> yes. that is the irony of it. on the one hand plan bay area wants to reduce greenhouse gases and the people on the other side say they're protecting marin's pristine environment. >> meanwhile, people are still debating and pretty whipped up. in fact, monday's board of supervisors' meeting was so raucous sheriff's deputies had to be called in. thank you very much. >>> well, that is all for tonight. we want to thank all of my guests for taking the time to be here with us tonight. visit kqed.org/this week for our show archives to sign up for the newsletter and podcast and share your thoughts about the show and our stories. have a good night. . >>> the bay area is host to some beautiful places of peace and relaxation, awash with history. >> feel like i'm going to [inaudible], very nice, yes. >> the focus is on japanese gardens on this edition of equal time. . > you are watching equal time. exploring new issues each week, giv

arnold townsend. derk butler. kathrin howard and dina adelphio. >>> how are you, commissioners? good to see you. i don't get down here as much as i used to, and i find that a good thing, though. don't misunderstand, i'm fond of you all. but not having to come down here is rather pleasant these days. i do -- i just rose to -- you have a project that should be before you, 555 fulton. it's a corner of fulton and laguna. it entails a housing and a grocery store. and i have just recently moved a couple of blocks from there and we would like you to call that item before you as soon as possible. there is an amazing pressing need, but i'm not going to make the argument for the store now. i will make that when the time comes. my argument today is to not to delay it and bring it forward. there are some -- that neighborhood is now -- it has a

personnel are treating detainees virtually amount so that of malpractise that's the view of dr frank arnold the regime which the joint task force for guantanamo has written for the cleveland of these people requires truly abusive care and also is involves the use of medicines which are dangerous they are not allowed to behave like doctors and are compelled by the military hierarchy to behave like jailers in particular several of them have commented to me through their lawyers that when they are asked to doctors for example to stop the environmental manipulation which leaves them freezing. or we humans for various disturbances the doctor says they have no power to do anything and as one of them's one of the hunger strikers what is the point of a doctor like right now one of the detainees has written a letter to his lawyer claiming he and other inmates are being sexually assaulted by the guards this during full body cavity searches every time they leave an end to their cells now form and get most guarded terry holbrooke's he says some staff have been mistreating detainees to try and get reven

navy's medical personnel performing these procedures and dr frank arnold he believes that these medics are being negligent and abusive towards the detainees only because they're following orders from the military. the regime which the joint task force for guantanamo has written for the cleveland of these people requires truly abusive care and also is involves the use of medicines which are dangerous they are not allowed to behave like doctors and are compelled by the military hierarchy to behave like jailers in particular several of them have commented to me through their lawyers that when they are asked to doctors for example to stop the environmental manipulation which leaves them freezing each week. for various disturbances the doctor says they have no power to do it and as one of them one of the hunger strikers what is the point of a doctor like right. well attorney ken marino has served in the u.s. air force for nearly two decades and conducted more than a thousand interrogations during his tenure let's talk to him live now did you actually talk to people yourself. no i didn't in

so i consider this man i don't know if i call him a traitor that's a pretty high that's a benedict arnold kind of thing but i sure think he violated the españa espionage act he certainly violated the law against giving up classified information which he has no right to do it think he should be prosecuted like anybody else with that we share a lot with nine eleven heroics two weeks later we were down in ground remember and then that you were on. as did so many things you think were more or less secure now . that's a very complex answer the answer is unfortunately answers one of those yes and no answers certain ways were more secure was certainly more secure in our airplane travel a lot more than we were before september eleventh. we're more secure against these large. international terrorist groups we have a much better handle on them not completely but we have a better handle on the many al qaida groups like that the or shoots of al qaeda where we're less secure are these individual acts of sort of self initiated terrorism itself initiated jihadism like we had in boston like they just had

guantanamo bay are not authorized to treat the detainees properly as doctors are that is the view of frank arnold who has been advocating for washington to allow independent doctors to get access to the hunger strikers the regime which the joint task force for guantanamo has written for the cleveland of these people requires truly abusive care and also is it involves the use of medicines which are dangerous they are not allowed to behave like doctors and are compelled by the military hierarchy to behave like jailers in particular several of them have commented to me through their lawyer is that when they are asked to the doctors for example to stop the environmental manipulation which leaves them freezing you know each week. for various disturbances the doctor says they have no power to do anything and as one of them's one of the hunger strikers what is the point of a doctor like right well not just on air online as well we'll bring you the latest on the ongoing mass hunger strike at guantanamo bay with our timeline r.t. dot coms a log on and check out how these events of and folded. britain want

bay are not authorized to treat the detainees properly as doctors are now that is the view of frank arnold who's been advocating for washington to allow independent doctors to get access to the hunger strikers the regime weeks the joint task force for gordon tunnel has written for the cleveland of these people requires truly abusive care and also is involves the use of medicines which are dangerous they are not allowed to behave like doctors and are compelled by the military hierarchy to behave like jailers. in particular several of them have commented to me through their lawyers that when they are asked to go to for example to stop the environmental manipulation which leaves them freezing. we know you for various disturbance the doctor says they have no power to do it as one of one of them because what is the point of a doctor a large part officials are making no effort to end the mass hunger strike by appeasing the detainees most of whom were cleared for release years ago that's the point of view of military attorney barry when guard ninety eight percent of these men have no allegations

our special guest says that's one schwarzenegger you know her as the daughter of maria shriver and arnold schwarzenegger but katherine is proving to be much more than just a famous name because the graduates she's a reason u.s.c. graduate had a bestselling self-help book out called rock what you've got this was a major bestseller chose as a web site katherine schwarzenegger dot com and a rising television career and another book coming yeah what's it going to be called i know it can be called quite yet but it's about at dice her recent college graduates and i've been interviewing a bunch of different people about their experience post graduation and all the things i did it comes with that and figuring out your life how did you get into this self-help right. i think just by living it i just kind of weighed it you know deal with different things in my life for that book it was body image and i just found it really fascinating and being a young woman in america. and dealing with it myself i wanted to kind of explore it more which led to a book and the same thing kind of happened with the boo

our special guest says that's one schwarzenegger you know her as the daughter of maria shriver and arnold schwarzenegger but katherine is proving to be much more than just a famous name because the graduates she's a recent u.s.c. graduate had a bestselling self-help book out called rock what you've got this was a major bestseller shows as a website katherine schwarzenegger dot com and a rising television career and another book coming now what's it going to be called i know it can be called quite yet but it's about at dice her recent college graduates and i've been interviewing a bunch of different people about their experience. post-graduation and all of the idea that comes with god and figuring out your life for the how did you do to do this so pope boy. i think just by living it i just kind of would you know deal with different things in my life for that book it was body image and i just found it to be really fascinating and being a young woman in america and dealing with it myself i wanted to kind of explore it more which led to a book and the same thing kind of happened with the book