arnold jones recognizes the vandal and tells police she knows who he is. police aren't convinced, but she has proof caught on camera. >> they were reasonably skeptical. they said, are you sure? because it was from two different angles and we had this facial view, there was no doubt in my mind. >> arnold-jones identifies the tire slasher as gary smith, one of the 2012 gop congressional hopefuls who wanted to run against her in the primaries. arnold-jones has a theory about smith's motive. >> i took gary to court to get him off of the ballot for the primary. the reason i did that was it was very clear that he did not have enough signatures. he did not qualify. >> when police take smith in for questioning, he denies the accusation. >> according to the arrest warrant, you're being arrested because you were slashing janice arnold-jones' tires. did you do it? >> no. no, not at all. >> a judge releases smith on bail with a warning to stay away from arnold-jones. smith defies the order and drives by her home. >> john walked outside to get the newspaper and he hear

. >> arnold donald sits on two corporate boards. carnival corporation and the bank of america.en watching him and a handful of african americans that serve as directors of major corporations. in it's annual report a study revealed in 2012 that white men held 75% of s&p 500 board seats versus a mere 5.5% for black men and a 1.9% for black women. this year black enterprise counted 182 black directors at 176 corporations versus the year prior with 179 directors at 174 corporations and in 2014, 30% didn't have a single blackboard member. diversity on corporate boards matter. >> that's critical to innovation. it's truly a business. >> arnold donald's board preis charting the course for the largest cruise line industry. >> 60% plus of today's population are women in minorities. 60%. so that the customers of these companies are women and minorities and so to reflect their own markets to have that thinking and diversity of thinking representing their own customers at the top of the corporate pyramid which is the board of directors. >> donald wants to see more african americans on board

. >> chair and commissioners arnold referring arnold townsend. >> president of the economic council i'll say a couple which things to you number one we appreciate the redistricting i certainly do it has been cumbersome we've been split between two stations has made it difficult to get things done but once again that is not the major issue i think the major issue the problems we have in our community can't be solved unless we work together (clapping.) and we say that thank you but we say it all the time but i mean work together and get it done that means everything has to give a little bit and take a little bit if we're going to get it done we're going to have to do some things as at police department may not be the way to do it but the coordination from the community is not going to kill you in the community we're going to have to recognize it or not we're going to have to find a way to work together if this thing is going to be solved we're waiting to hear from chief in a recommendation that will help the department i'm especially concerned buyout sensitivity a report came out yesterday

arnold shortman spoke to us about his big win. ♪ >> i was born in what was a former work house.re charles dickens based "oliver twist" on. i was in our house in the east end of london when it was bombed. my parents consequently evacuated into the countryside. when i was 18, i got a job as a projectionist. i thought it was a good way of seeing films for free. in terms of hollywood and the movies i was so enamored by hollywood. my whole career has been -- seems -- things just seemed to fall into place. i was asked to make this documentary to be holocaust and it really covered the whole period to have nazi regime and the concentration camps. there were individual stories in there from survivors. it took two and a half years to produce. managed to persuade elizabeth taylor and orson welles to narrate it. >> about a swedish diplomat who had come to hungary on a mission to save the juice. >> there i -- jews. >> there i was sitting opposite this legend. she mixed me a bloody mary and i thought here am i sitting in front of the reincarnation of cleopatra. shortly afterwards it won the a

but it was arnold schwarzenegger's son living out a real life action scene today. >> the t-shirt that comes with a warning. why the man who designed it admits it could get you in serious trouble. >> how nice of mother nature to put a big warm blanket over south of us. under there is the san francisco bay area. we've been mired in clouds all day long. it felt like may over the weekend. today it was june gloom in february. when does the sun come back out? >> double check the phone bill. the sneaky way carriers are charging extra for services you never or >>> a road rage case involving the son of former california governor arnold schwarzenegger. police are now looking for the driver who slammed in to patrick schwarzenegger's car. the younger schwarzenegger told police somebody threw water on his car in studio city last week. he said he followed that driver but then gave up. the driver he says came back and rammed schwarzenegger's car and took off. nobody was hurt. police are investigate -- investigating it as a felony assault with a deadly weapon. >>> an airsoft game escalated in to an a

you are mingling with arnold and maria. >> yeah. >> how were they? >> they are fantastic.et elected. it's very exciting and one of the jobs as first lady work with the chief of protocol to entertain heads of state and other dignitaries visit san francisco which is a popular place. you see us there with prince charles and duchess camilla. first official visit as a couple to the united states. they came to san francisco and spent considerable amount of time, you know with gavin and i which was really enjoyable. >> you got to meet all the swells. information, i knew camilla because she was on the honeymoon that i had with gavin with friends. we went on a boat. >> she wasn't associated you just ran into her there, right? >> no. she was on the boat. she was part of our. >> entourage. >> correct. she is very warm. very personal and down to earth? is there anybody that you can say and you don't have to if you don't want to. you didn't really like them very much? you had dianne feinstein out there. she was a former mayor of san francisco. >> i like dianne feinstein a lot. >> barba

. >>> phoeniz, arnold schwarzenegger is attending the conference.e spoke today where he introduced a new paper called the future of energy. he said as california government he found you can create jobs and he said people need to deal with the problem right now. [ indiscernible ] >> arnold schwarzenegger says it is great when governments come together to discuss problems but he also said leaders don't have to wait for summits to get things down. >>> a hit and -- done. >>> hit-and-run driver killed a woman. the woman was in a crosswalk when a car heading north struck her. it happened about 10:30 p.m. last night. the impact flew the woman into the air. the california highway patrol is looking for witnesses to help for a description of the vehicle. >>> three people hospitalized last night in san francisco while hit by cars. police say it started when two cars collided about 8:00 p.m. after the crash one of the vehicles rolled into the crosswalk and struck the pedestrians. the victims were taken to the hospital. one suffered life threatening injuries. th

. >> robert arnold an economist and author acknowledge robert good to have you with us. who is going to blink first greece or the euro group? >> well, the euro group unfortunately has, you know, once again said that they are -- they signaled very clearly that they are not willing to change course. what the new greek government has said is, the program that you have had us on for these last five years is not working. it's clearly not working. we don't agree to continue to do something that's clearly not working. who is going to blink first? we still don't know. there's a witching however in terms -- there's a witching hour at the end of this month. so you could argue that there's still another week for everybody to continue not to change their position. but it doesn't look very good at the moment. >> robin you've a economist. is what greece is asking the euro group to do completely unrealistic? >> no, it's completely and totally realistic and reasonable reasonable. president obama said as much. when his response to the syriza victory, that it's not working for greece, spa

arnold in california arnold? >> caller: jim, i enjoy your show every day. here is any question. i bought palo alto early in june of 2014 at 77. late in october, you recommended selling it and i did at the 103, a 34% gain. not bad. today the stock is at 135, a 31% gain. did you overlook something in october? >> remember i put the sale on at 112, and why did it go back up? because there's -- there have been so many cyber hacks. but remember what i said then of was i like fire eye and cyber arc and i do think that -- i do think palo alto is good. but i appreciate it sorry i told you to sell is. the but the ones i said roll in to have been smoking hot. bob in new york bob? >> caller: hey, big long island booyah too you jim, i purchased groupon and should i keep it? >> it was an interesting conference call. business is better but they were tepid on the guidance. i think you are okay. i think you are okay. larry? >> caller: deep and lasting happiness and fulfillment on your up coming marriage. >> oh, wow, thank you very much. >> caller: somebody is listening to squawk on the street. l

this new video shows the men be robbine essex bank in arnold. there is a $30,000 reward for informn tha leads to a convicti> temperatures to above freezing today, but enjoy this break while it lasts because tom is tracking a dustin snow heading to our area and more arctic air. the winter that will seem like it will never end. >> excited about getting above freezing. get right to the "weather " and tom kierein. >> here is new timing now on the snow arriving. is as of 2:00 this morning. we'll have this snow -- ratherw morning, i should say. sn beginning to arrive in the northernk and southern west of there. after that between 2:00 to 5:00 a.m. it quickly advances north. the rest of virginia eastern virginia, and then coming into t distric and maryland by 5:00 a.m. light snow. coming down harder in the darker zones here around southe maryland eastern shore. by mid-morning by 7:00 to 8:00, lit snow in the metro area. mae moderate at times northerl not a long lasting event. by noontime, much of it will be over leaving a trace in the suburbs. 1 to 3 n

. >> right this minute chanda arnold. this whole idea, where does it come from? >> it's a social enterprise. we provide books to teachers and programming across the country working with kids in need. we're lucky. we have a lot of great supporters. disney and abc are huge partners. they came to the table in amazing way to create this campaign. >> what's fun about the speed reading part? >> what's not fun is what i ask. everyone has a favorite book. we'd like everyone to do a speed read and post a donation. or challenge a buddy. say i read 25 words. if you beat me i pay. >> people can donate to this charity right? how do we do that? >> go online and make a donation. for every $5 donated, our friends at disney donate two additional books for kids in need. it's a great campaign. any dollar amount helps. we've got the great match from partners at disney. >>> well if you've ever ridden a bicycle and walked through a mall you probably had the idea it would be fun to ride a bike through the mall. >> this is a mall in prague. a downhill style mountain biking race. >> it's

darled and heidi arnold are visiting from ohio. >> came to see the sea lions. >> reporter: the rain just a small dent in the drought but the bay area needs every drop. >> take a look at this. a tree toppled falling on to a car this morning in the berkeley hills. the tree fell when saturated soil gave way. a second car was also damaged. you can see the tree blocked the entire street. >>> in santa clara county part of highway 9 was closed this afternoon when a large tree branch fell across the roadway near red wood road. the tree knocked down power lines and trapping at least one car between the tree and power lines. the wires were not on the car and no one was hurt. >>> fire crews have made progress containing a large wildfire that has destroyed 40 homes and forced two towns to evacuate. the fire is burning near the nevada state line. it has destroyed about 7,000 acres. officials say the fire is 65% contained. dozens of power poles have come down creating hazards for 250 residents who have been evacuated. meanwhile, firefighters are relieved that strong winds which have been fuelling the

frank and gloria pasqual own arnold's clothing next door. >> i want to see what happened in my store. >> they are worried about that 21 your years of hard work could be going up some smoke. at least they have insurance. >> not everything insurance always wants to pay less. >> at this point you don't know how bad the damage is. >> exactly we don't know that. >> at this point investigators do not expect foul play but it will be some time before they can get in there and figure out how this fire started. live in kensington, david henry channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> the deal to sell the former revel casino to a florida developer is back on but on a lower price glen straub signed the deal to buy revel for $82 million. the judge never issued the final order leaving room for negotiations that resulted in the sale today. straub's lawyer expects the current deal to close by march 31st. governor chris christie differed his budget plan today calling for a sweeping overhaul of the state's pension system it totalled $28 billion with no tax increase including paying $1.3 billion into t

. >> reporter: the new romantic comedy nine months stars hugh grant, julian moore, tom arnold and sanfrancisco. >> oh, god. the best. the city is just a tremendously beautiful, wonderful place. i've never been to san francisco. so i was like, i'm going to san francisco. and i had a wonderful time. i mean it's, it's probably the most beautiful american city there is. i think. >> while filming his last movie mrs. doubtfire. columbus fell in love with the city and the bay area that he decided to move here. >> life is too short that if you can't live in a place like san francisco there's no reason to live. i love the city. it enbodies the best of new york city but it's a great place for family to live. >> the difference between women and men. >> if you have the power to make every man in america understand one thing about women, what would it be? >> i think men don't really understand hormones. i think that is just beyond them. they really don't understand that you're sometimes at the mercy of when -- i don't know why i'm so sad. and then people get impatient because half an hour later yo

joseph arnold was 25 and serving an eight-year sentence for robbery and aggravated assault. >> firste we encountered tavaris and joe was out in the rec pens. i was out there filming some "b" roll and our associate producer tracy said, hey, you've got to meet these guys. >> just have fun. >> it's too much chocolate in his system. >> i was walking up and down the different aisles of cages just sort of stopping and talking to people and just meeting people at the very beginning. and these two guys just stood out right away. they were really funny. joking about those horrible glasses that they had to wear. don't they look nice? it's for people just like my kind, you know, you put them on. that's okay. that's all right. >> lee told us that after prison he intended to brand and market the glasses. >> this is a sneak preview. you know, just a concept of what i'm going to be dealing with and showing the world that this is what's going to be wearing around. i'm going to have them in black, brown, green, red, all tropical colors. >> lee says helical them chain bank louis. >> i came up with cha

your favorite fictional president was -- >> mine was president arnold schwarzenegger. >> wasn't arnold. they called him a different name. >> not sure. but in the simpsons movie, he wanted a strong vepa. >> your pick was -- >> selena myer who has been president now for one episode on veep. the happiest person to be a fictional president and also the most terrified as well. >> and amy, you went the animated route. >> i go simpsons but when lisa simpson was president and she did push for legalizing pot, thanks to bart simpson. >> and robert? robert, you went with the democratic party's dream president. >> i went with president bartlett. i will say i am struck speaks to our current politics that two of you picked presidents from the simpsons. >> mine is harrison ford in "air force one." get off my plane. and at this point, we're going to get off the show. that's all for this sunday. you can see a lot more we'll have next >>> thanks for starting your day with "early today." coming up lights cameras, big winners, memorable moments. fashion hits and misses plus the host with the most. hollywo

this video shows the men holding up the essex bank in arnold maryland. investigs say the men are growing more violent and brazen holding a gun to the head of a custom at one bank in virginia. reward for the arrest and convicti of the men has also been raised to $30,000. >>> police are trying to figure out who killed a 95-year-old man. a navy veteran who was a reside in a senior living complex in montgomery county. the propert manager found the man dead in his apartment at the randolph village complex in colesvil yesterday. he's been identified as daniel lauren bellvin. so far police will only say that belvin had suffered trauma to his upper body. police say they have leads but so far nobody's been arrested. dangerous and distur day on the roads in virginia for virginia state troopers bad crashes in a 12-hour span have two troopers injured and other members on the force shaken shomari stone shares what we can all do to help prevscenes >> as the commander, it scares me. you don't hear those words often from virginia state troopers but first sergeant steven

darled and heidi arnold are visiting from ohio. >> came to see the sea lions. >> reporter: the rain just a small dent in the drought but the bay area needs every drop. >> take a look at this. a tree toppled falling on to a car this morning in the berkeley hills. the tree fell when saturated soil gave way. a second car was also damaged. you can see the tree blocked the entire street. >>> in santa clara county part of highway 9 was closed this afternoon when a large tree branch fell across the roadway near red wood road. the tree knocked down power lines and trapping at least one car between the tree and power lines. the wires were not on the car and no one was hurt. >>> fire crews have made progress containing a large wildfire that has destroyed 40 homes and forced two towns to evacuate. the fire is burning near the nevada state line. it has destroyed about 7,000 acres. officials say the fire is 65% contained. dozens of power poles have come down creating hazards for 250 residents who have been evacuated. meanwhile, firefighters are relieved that strong winds which have been fuelling the

this shows the men robbing the essex bank in arnold maryland. they have robbed seven banks in our area sinc 2. the men are growing more violent and brazen holding a customer at gunpoint you know there is a $30,000 rewardor leading to a convicti. is a trooper who works fo and to hear the call come out over the radio that is trooper or any law enforcement officer has been struck pettrey guys me. >> two virginia state troopers were hit while at the scene of a crash during a 12 hour period. e latest happened yesty afternoo on 66 in fairfax county. e 26-year-ol trooper suffered scrapes and bruises. earlier, another trooper was hit on 95 in prince william county. he was treated and released from the hospital. virginia state police say the two crashes can be prevented by followg thee over law, th means you have to slow down and move over when you approach a crash scene. >>> at one minute after midnight tonight, marijuana will be legal in the district. and at least that's what the d.c. council says. congress says the mayor and council members could go t

. >>> but first, president obama poking fun at arnold schwarzenegger? former governor was the butt of a joke at the white house. for those who appreciate quality and precision, here's grounds for celebration. experience exceptional coffee and espresso in one essential machine and delivered to you with a push of a button. the nespresso vertuoline. swiss-designed precision brought to your kitchen. celebrate one year of vertuoline with $100 dollars off. it's the best price we've ever engineered. ♪ ♪ >>> one of the most famous photographs in u.s. military history was taken 70 years ago today. photo shows u.s. marines and a navy corpseman raising a flag on an island of iwo jima. that was the site of one of the bloodiest battles during all of world war ii, the photographer was rejected by the army when he tried to enlist. a doctor said his eyesight was not good enough to be in a war zone. >>> new this morning, the national governor's association meeting is going on right now at the white house and we want to take you there live. a live pictures of the state d

. ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: my thanks to will farrell, new england patriots arnold schwarzenegger the roots, theight, "we investigate." >> forgetting is not good cause. motion to dismiss is granted. >> writing tickets but not showing up in court. >> there's a problem here. >> how some departments are cracking down after we investigated. >> that begs the question as to why are some counties doing so well and other counties not so well. >> unused flu vaccines in bay area counties going to waste? we investigate how much it's costing you the taxpayers. >> what happened was it's probably a training issue. >> plus major accidents with fedex trucks. not getting reported to the government. why it could affect your safety on the road. here's chief investigative reporter tony kovaleski. >> thank you for joining us. for the next 30 minutes we investigate. exposing government waste, uncovering critical issues and holding the powerful accountable. we begin tonight with an important story on childcare here in california. we investigated how daycares are inspected. at the end of last year the state took some s

selection and storage, when you buy the beautiful ones, nice and red all way arnold. let me take off this little decal here. you want to make sure that stretch is attached and nice and -- stem is attached and nice and green and feels nice and fresh and heavy for their size. free from any shriveling whatsoever. simply store them on the counter never in the refrigerator, cold temperatures deplete the flavor and the nutritional value of tomatoes. they're fantastic for salad, not too much really to make a nice tomato sauce. but for salads, you can't beat them. and i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer and always eat fresh and stay healthy. beautiful aren't they? >>> frigid temperatures didn't stop fat tuesday revelers in new orleans. >> we are freezing. [ laughter ] >> is this what you expected? >> oh -- i was hoping for at least a double digits. >> people dressed up in costumes for the mardi gras activities. bands played and beads were thrown into the crowd. and the partying didn't stop there. outdoor celebrations will continue into the night. but everything winds down at

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

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

forest-dics plots throughout latin america africa, and asia davies' project, in collaboration with the arnold arboretum of harvard university, maintains an active database of more than 3 million trees of 6,000 species. dr. davies: this is a huge data set, which no one else in the world is doing this kind of research. and the idea of doing it right across the whole world is that then we'll be able to come to some generalizations about what's happening to tropical rainforests. narrator: by statistical analysis of a large number of individuals over a long period of time the team can determine the dynamics of forest growth. dr. davies: what we do is we monitor them every five years. we go and remeasure all the trees. the idea is to try to work out for hundreds and hundreds of species, their population biology -- that is, the rates with which thegrow the ratethey die at -- to try to understand the whole biology of the species. narrator: stephen hubbell of the unirsity of grgia and the smithsonian tropical research institute is one of the pioneers of this study, which began on barro colorado island

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the victim was leaving the wal- mart on arnold drive yesterday when she spotted a woman trying to steal her car. the would be thief backed into the car owner's shopping cart, pushing it into her leg. she suffered some bruises but the suspect got away. >>> another big apartment fire in san francisco. this one started in the castro. this sent a thick plume of smoke into the air. it started just after 4:00 this afternoon at 15th and church street. flames spread quickly. kpix5's da lin caught up to a man who made it out to the building just in time. >> reporter: people were running for their lives when the fire broke out. the fire broke out this afternoon at the corner of 15th and church. big flames and black smoke. the fire caused severe damage. they started first at the house and it quickly spread to the building next door. there is a three-story building. first floor is a small market. second and third floor, apartments. we talked to the owner of the first story market. he and his wife were working inside when someone ran in to alert them to the fire. >> there is a fire. go away. i go ou

. >> in the words of arnold schwarzenegger, i'll be back. >> you've heard of a connoisseur, i'm a common may have to ward off some

and our returning champion a stay-at-home mom from arnold, missouri...ost of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny gilbert. hello, ladies and gentlemen. on yegory called 3 m one of the correct responses was the word momentum, and that, certainly, what our current champion, dava-leigh has managed to gather for herself. she won $1,500 in her first game, close to $9,000 in her second game but $20,000 yesterday. will the pattern continue today? today, she faces laura and michael. they'll have something to say about it. let's find out now as we begin in the jeopardy! round. and here come the categories. good subject. the response will contain things that you would find on a dinner table. we move now to words that can be made from postal abbreviations. alex: dava-leigh, start us. movies with subtitles for $200, please.

and our returning champion a stay-at-home mom from arnold, missouri...

and our returning champion a stay-at-home mom from arnold, missouri... here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. [ laughter ] i liked that, jeremy. smooth move. shannon, welcome aboard, also. dava-leigh is our returning champion ladies and gentlemen. she's won two games in a row and yet at the end of each show, she seems totally surprised at her success. so, let's see what happens today in this one. here we go. categories are as follows. notice the quotations there for "t.v." we'll give you the animal. you tell us where is the only place on earth that we will find that particular animal. alex: dava-leigh, start. let's try "t.v." land for $200, please. jeremy. what is a traverse? no. shannon or dava-leigh? [ beep ] "what is tunnel vision?" "t.v." dava-leigh, back to you. "t.v." for $400, please.

>> we'd been talking to mark arnold, a surfer one of many people who took to or near the water on this beautiful winter day. the difference, mark snows about sneaker waves and rib currents. most others here do not. >> well, stupid is as stupid does. >> that was conrad duncan after he and buddy toby moss felt a stronger rip current than they expected. >> we were not that far out and feeling them. >> barely up to your waist. >> yeah. >> and they were strong? >> yeah. >> how strong? >> about a nine. >> a warning from the national park service for the golden gate national recreation area especially at ocean beach and rodeo beach in marin county. at this time of year, sneaker waves and rip currents become a potentially lethal combination of high cro drolg, high waves might surprise you. more water than usual accumulates on shore to drag you out in a rip current. tom kendall studies ocean beach and says rip currents are often a product of one or more high waves. >> coming in, it's relatively uniform. you have the same wave along its crest length or whatever surging up the beach. and then as