arnold sells arnold, and trump sales whatever is not tied down at all times, and believe me, when arnold went in the tank. the nurses took him in the tank and a few others took him in the tank, and he had to come out of the tank and say, "i'll be back." >> but they both sell. >> they are both salespersons, and that is what they are and what they are about and that is their form of politics. >> arnold does show an ounce of humility, when the nurses kicked his butt, he came back and said he learned his lesson, and he said that he hears what the people have spoken. can you imagine donald trump doing that? >> that was a tactic. i am certain that arnold did not think it. >> but he said it. and he sold it, but he backed it up with these.>> keep in mind that arnold actually has an ear on his staff, but donald trump has no ear. >> are our -- or no staff that is talking to him. you are talking about arnold after he is elected. >> no, before. arnold was influenced by doing afterschool programs, running around the state doing afterschool programs. >> are they billing trump without an arnold? >> don

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i never met anybody that loves life than arnold schwarzenegger.sh: how much does he bench press? >> i couldn't even quantify. trish: not as much as you. >> very tiny, light baby weights. but, you know, he works out every day. trish: every single day. what is great he has been working at same gym last 40 years. he will talk to everybody. there is less son you have to have fun in your life. he doesn't intend to stop having fun. trish: louise, thank you. have fun with the new site. we'll see you back here to talk about the great stories. >> thank you so much. trish: still to come, everyone, the water crisis that swept the country by storm finally resulting in criminal charges. what is next for the flint residents still suffering? we'll ask a legal expert about the uphill battle that is next. stay here. ♪ the innovative sonicare technology with up to 27% more brush movements versus oral b. get healthier gums in 2 weeks guaranteed. innovation and you. philips sonicare. save when you buy the most loved rechargeable toothbrush brand in america. that's wh

harvey: so arnold schwarzenegger is on the receiving end of one angry, angry dog. name is snoop dogg and the reason he's angry is because when arnold schwarzenegger was governor, on the last day in office, arnold basically cut the sentence in half for a guy who was accused of killing someone. the guy's name is esteban nunez. his father is fabian nunez, a very powerful man, speaker of the senate when arnold was in office.

there and so you have to inevitably be diplomatic about it, and there is a relationship here, but arnolde fact is that you threatened not to put this ship in the water or set sail in ten days' time unless they changed the rules, and for a ceo of a major public company, that is a quite big step, and so what is going on behind the scenes? >> there is no big drama here. the reality is that the noise that got created actually could have blown up the opportunity to get this done. but it didn't. we were working to get through it. and as i said, things were positive all along and we were very encouraged, and we expected it to be in the position to do this. and the reality for the people though, and we have a lot love cuban americans, and people born in cuba who are employees our company. we are based in miami, and they have to live in the communities, and as things have became, and emotions, and things became more emotional here in miami, we had to make a decision for the employee base. so there was no threat or anything, but it is simply if they were going to have to delay the decision, which

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he gets in the car, my sid sides sitting next to arnold. because t don't want to be part of thisfhi and just starts creaming at himm so then he gets out.ets o i get back in and i go to arnola are you going to take that fromo that guy? he goes have i to. i screwed up.edp. it's a good -- we had a lot of fun here.h >> you tell arnold when he's in' d.c. he we want him as our tourt guide even if it takes 20akes 2 minutes to go around the block.o >> he loves this country sos cot much. he knows every detail of everyrt building. a lot of times immig like that where they just so so fascinated every time islandim i here last night i was likeas lik flying near the pentagon and yoo see the capitol. cit i mean it does something to you >> the sad thing you probably pb get this from, i don't know, d'k maybe if you go back to autumnaa you don't tacket for granted.ntd those of us who live in d.c. you drive past those thing every day and get so used it you don't d stop and look it. >> you land in iowa you see thee meat packing plant and john andn deere and t

in season three, what we are watching is benedict arnold.ur whole lives growing up, the worst thing you could be called as a young person was you are a real benedict arnold, you're a traitor. nobody understood or knows, certainly i didn't, how did this man happen, how did this turn happen? what we see is benedict arnold and general george washington were the best of friends. the scene you showed was a scene between arnold and washington. they were working together. over the course of season three you will see how benedict arnold went from being the greatest general in the continental army to the turncoat that he is today. >> you talk about penny stock or maybe we can say apple going up against ibm with what would become the united states going up against the british empire. what about content creators in this era going up against the internet? how do you view as an artist what we see happening now? certainly there's a lot of great contentcreated but there's a lot of questions about the business model. >> i'm an actor so i can't give you the

. >> today on "tmz" -- harvey: arnold schwarzenegger worked out with the kid we haven't seen him withefore, joseph baena. >> they were at gold's gym over the weekend, pumping some iron. harvey: he's a behemoth. >> after arnold works out with joseph, he goes to coachella, hangs out with patrick. >> he knows what they both like. >> weightlifting and ecstasy. [laughter] >> prince was flying from georgia back to minnesota and made an emergency landing in illinois. he's rushed to the hospital. he's reps say he has the flu. a couple hours later he's released and saturday night hosts a dance party. harvey: why does he have to land in moline? >> what's the worst flu you ever had, diarrhea, throwing up? that's his private jet. diarrhea all over. >> why isn't the diarrhea in the toilet?

patrick's dad arnold wasn't at that party but at the festival this weekend. part of another coachella trend. celebrity parents. daughter and so did cindy crawford and husband randy gerber that brought their 14-year-old daughter. next on our festival cheat sheet, fashion. think flower crown. reese snapchated herself wearing one. >> another trend for the festival was face jewelry. they did up the look and of course the kardashians were well represented in the desert. dress and kyle wore the pastel rainbow days pairing them with a bikini that sells for $238. >> interesting. i need a little explanation. >> they want eye balls. >> oh. okay. >> olivia wild and her fiancee are in hawaii and we thought we spotted a little baby bump in this photo. well, olivia just confirmed ttat they are expecting. in fact, she posted this adorable instagram with her son otis who turns two on wednesday. she captioned it matching bbby bumps. posted this shot announcing her pregnancy. that's her husband david and her son river. >> guess what, we're joined now with more baynews. >> i ha

later, a discussion about obesity from terry arnold. as part of our spotlig on magazines. you can join our conversation on phone, facebook, and >> the great state of wisconsin. [applause] >> with our victory tonight in sevensin, we have now won out of eight of the last caucuses. [applause] ♪ the wide margins of victory over their front running rivals in wisconsin last night. ted cruz and bernie sanders breeds new life into their respective presidential campaigns. --

>> we're all over the stars hanging down in the desert and with arnold schwarze son doing drugs. >> and kate hudson i she a bad mom and is she really dating j.j.watts? >> how do you guys know each other? >> oh, oh. >> d with the stars craziness. who made cheryl burke want to, quote, slit mywrists". >> 40, 40 pounds lighter. >> remembering her days as a kid in hollywood. >> i'm missing a tooth. >> yeah. >> now, for april 18th, 20 this is entertainment tonight. from taylor swift to leonardo dicaprio hooking up with rihanna to katy perry and orlando bloom dressed alike. >> what happens at cochella doesn't always stay in cochella. >> aisha tyler in tears talking about her husband filing for divorce. >> surrounded and trying to k a brave face she broke down. >> we did it right. we loved each o passionately and we lived life fully and we're trying to let each othe go in the kindest way we possibly can. he's been my best friend almost my entire life. >> raw and emotional she set the record straight about her split from her husband. she brought her alk co-hosts to tears and the audience to t fe

harvey: it seems weird in this situation that arnold was not mexican-american or african-american. >>e does like mexicans, though.

former governor arnold schwarzenegger has commuted the man's sentence. nunez was released yesterday. he was supposed to be serving a 30 3016-year sennance. his father is the former speaker of the state assembly and a friend of arnold schwarzenegger. the victim's parents from lafayette says the justice was not served. >> not what crime you commit, it's who do you know. what access do you have to people in high places. >> the victim's family sued to overturn that shortened sentence, but they lost their case. >>> more fallout for uc berkeley this morning. two more students are going to announce sexual harassment claims against a professor today. the students will reportedly reveal an incident involving a professor in the south and southeast asian studies department. the students claim the university failed to discipline the teacher. tod today's news conference comes after the assistant basketball coach yann hufnagel resigned. >>> hundreds of pg&e customers lost power over night. the car crash under to a utility pole. traffic was closed in both directions be

greg norman, arnold palmer.that hole. >> it's fun to see the englishman win it. he had a new boy on march 30th. >> a good year. >> he was the last player to enter the masters because he didn't know if the baby would be there. >> baby came early. thank you for watching. we'll see you back here at 6:30. >> cbs evening news is next. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> glor: ted cruz an bernie sanders win this weekend contest in campaign 2016. as the battle for delegates intensifies, we'll look ahead to what's next. also tonight more than a hundred are killed in india after an explosion at an illegal fireworks show. a former super bowl champion is shot dead. what happened after a traffic accident in new orleans. and trying to change a fierce image with flowers. >> what do you think of pitbulls now. >> they are so loving, so gentle. it's kind of crazy to think the public image they captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news."

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former dpofbner arnold schwarzenegger is a close friend of former state assemblimaker fabian nunez. that friendship led to their son's killer getting out of prison after serving less than half his original sentence. in 2008 the son of former state assemblimaker fabian nunez stabbed to death luis santos at a party at san diego state university. a judge sentenced him to 16 years in prison. on his last day in office former governor arnold schwarzenegger reduced that sentence to just seven years. today with good behavior esteban nunez walked out of prison after serving just six years. he'll return to live with his family in sacramento county. today the mother of luis santos visited the cemetery where her son is buried. she told us she doesn't forgive nunez for killing her son. >> well, i feel like as he's probably out celebrating with his family tonight, this is where we come to be with our family. >> the nunez family says their son has paid his debt to society. they also said that they continue to grieve over the losses related to their son's involvement in this tragic incident. luis s

. >> today on "tmz" -- harvey: arnold schwarzenegger worked out with the kid we haven't seen him with before, joseph baena. >> they were at gold's gym over the weekend, pumping some iron. harvey: he's a behemoth. >> after arnold works out with joseph, he goes to coachella, hangs out with patrick. >> he knows what they both like. >> weightlifting and ecstasy. [laughter] >> prince was flying from georgia back to minnesota and made an emergency landing in illinois. he's rushed to the hospital. he's reps say he has the flu. a couple hours later he's released and saturday night hosts a dance party. harvey: why does he have to land in moline? >> what's the worst flu you ever had, diarrhea, throwing up? that's his private jet. diarrhea all over.

. >> today on "tmz" -- harvey: arnold schwarzenegger worked out with the kid we haven't seen him with before, joseph baena. >> they were at gold's gym over the weekend, pumping some iron. harvey: he's a behemoth. >> after arnold works out with joseph, he goes to coachella, hangs out with patrick. >> he knows what they both like. >> weightlifting and ecstasy. [laughter] >> prince was flying from georgia back to minnesota and made an emergency landing in illinois. he's rushed to the hospital. he's reps say he has the flu. a couple hours later he's released and saturday night hosts a dance party. harvey: why does he have to land in moline? >> what's the worst flu you ever had, diarrhea, throwing up? that's his private jet. diarrhea all over. >> why isn't the diarrhea in the toilet? >> hla

killer >> our son luis was stabbed in the heart and killed, but after his death fabian nunez and arnoldconnected killers. ntary manslaug >> nunez also stabbed two other men the night santos died. he pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter for santos' death. a judge called schwarzenegger's act distasteful but not illegal. nunez could be released any time between midnight and april 10th. >>> chp motorcycle officers stopped to help a disabled vehicle only to be intentionally run over on westbound i-80 in sacramento. the officer pulled behind the truck in the center divide. police say the truck driver backed into the officer at least once. the suspect is accused of >> we stopped to make sure that that vehicle is not out of gas or that something is not wrong and when he pulled up behind that vehicle, that vehicle intentionally ran him over. >> the suspect is accused of ditching his truck and stealing another truck before he was caught nearly 50 miles away in fairfield. the injured officer is out of surgery. the chp will update his condition tomorrow morning. >>> get ready for a new type of

then, carnival cruise line embarking kid we speak to the company ceo, arnold donald later on, about this new market and what it means for the company bottom line, and the future of the transpacific partnership. will it get done this year, and what does it mean for relations with china, and we have secretary gary locke with us. everybody, we are one hour away from the close of trading on this tuesday. let's head over to the market desk and check in with julie hyman. julie: it is gaining steam as we go through the day, session highs in the past few moments, and at one point, we were seeing the dow and been closer to 1% than they are right now, so very close. that weisk on scenario are seeing come back into the market, so what happened with oil, as we have been talking about throughout the day, earlier a report that russia and saudi arabia had come to an agreement on some kind of protection freeze, but there was not really confirmation for more information until the roman came out and said there was a path forward to some kind of an -- until in delhomme the russians came out and said that w

i said, no look, tonight, lieutenant so-and-so, arnold palmer is your man. when they come in the door, stay with them so when they come out of the dining room later, you know them and they know you and stay with them and bring them to the green room where i will be with the president. at that time, i was introducing guests to the president of the state dinner. i forget who the other people were, but i assigned someone to each of them and i kept my fingers on them and i called don hughes, an air force guy i had done in the air force, and brief 10 because he was going to be standing there looking resplendent in his uniform, but he did not introduce people but he stands there with the president like he is part of the presidency. well, the damn thing that works. it worked well. mr. woodward: the job, you had to elbow people out of the way. mr. butterfield: i was coming to that. i was coming to that. [laughter] mr. woodward: you were like a group of linebackers, keeping people away from nixon. mr. butterfield: also, my reputation was at stake with nixon. as they

harvey: it seems weird in this situation that arnold was not

. >> arnold rothstein gave them a little bit of money to, supposedly, throw the series. >> "shoeless"bly the best baseball player of all time. >> he's banned from the game... >> one weeping fan of his cried out, "say it isn't so!" >> ...and the fascination with his tale endures. >> shoeless joe's really part of pop culture. >> so why is his autograph one of the rarest in sports? >> he was virtually illiterate. >> he had a very hard time even writing an individual letter. >> he did. >> as far as we know it, there is only one known. >> one? >> just one. >> and it's this woman's strange inheritance. >> it started to dawn on me that this is a lot of money we're talking about. >> this is a biggie -- 1911 "shoeless" joe jackson signed photograph. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] >> hi. i'm jamie colby, and i'm heading along the shores of lake erie in cleveland, ohio. today i'm meeting a woman who inherited a rare item that recalls the most notorious episode in baseball history -- an episode that's inspired books and movies and retains an air of mystery to thi

but after his death, fabian nunez and arnold schwarzenegger stabbed luis in the back. >> he was cheated out of life by a group of thugs and he was cheated out of justice due to some well connected killers. >> nunez pleaded guilty to volunteer manslaughter for santos' death. a sacramento judge says schwarzenegger's decision was distasteful but not illegal. >>> if you get caught driving under the influence you could have to go through a lot more than just roadside sobriety tests. mark sayre on the new way cops could soon be testing for a lot more than just alcohol >>> reporter: right now, if an officer sees you driving erratically you can be given a sobriety test. fail it and you get a test for drugs and alcohol. now a state senator wants to take the ability to detect drugs in a driver's system out on the roads of california. >> sadly, we have become a nation of self-medicating careless people. >> reporter: the test would use a saliva swab and hand-held machine like this one to check for six common abused drugs including marijuana, cocaine and pain medications. >> what this legislation is

it may be possible that arnold schwarzenegger gives them a call if he is pushing for one candidate or another. it may be possible that they are gone in to see us. -- gun enthusiasts. another example would be in terms of providing these people in knowing how to approach them. yticairm cambridge anal create psychographic profiles of two or 40 million people. each of them put people into one of six categories. one of them was stoic traditionalist. another was extroverted leader. profiles to guide them on, ok this person will be receptive to being approached in a certain way, a more aggressive approach. although this is now based on now the rhythms and presumably, the whips on the flora can get the information at particular delegates fast and cater their pitch. host: this will be a first for a national convention. any precedent for this on the state level? technology have been used at the state level used successfully in virginia with gillespie and in utah for .enator donnelly, senator lee the technology was so much more panic -- the technology was so much more primitive. what they were b

hoapal have arnold -- arnold the head of the army air , corps had intended the baby militarize. they went your military training, marched, went through everything that the men alongside them did in the attend was to militarize them -- the only reason they were not was because of hangups and sexism about the role of women in the military back then. heaven forbid we have women military pilots -- we cannot -- could not handle it back then. these women served anyway. they flew 60 million miles, ferrying airplanes all over the theaters. they towed targets for the ground gunners to practice at shooting at targets. they trained male pilots to head off to the war effort. 38 of them perished in training. yet they were in this quasi-civilian status. no veterans benefits. they were passing the hat around to get their bodies back to their families. no recognition at the time but they still served. at the end of the world, they were discharged and told to go home. the man needed the cockpits. it pretty wasn't until 1977 that this congress passed a law giving them rights so that they would be

also carrie arnold will be with us to discuss her article on the controversy over school-based nutrition and bmi screenings for students. she writes about how the measures are meant to improve the health of students but some show the methods are triggering deadly eating disorders in children. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. >>> the treasury department recently took steps to prevent the practice of tax inversions where international corporations move their headquarters overseas to avoid u.s. taxes. president obama spoke today about what the federal government is doing to close the tax inversion loophole. this is 15 minutes. >> good afternoon, everyone. i'm horning in on josh's time for a hot second.

i was one of those people, you know, arnold schwarzenegger, a long mosque, a whole tradition of people right around the world who had an inexplicable desire to just get to the united states. and it's something i think about the energy in america, the optimism, the feeling that anything is possible, that this is the land where magic can truly happen. and that's really what i kind of subscribe to. and i've got to tell you that i've never ever been disappointed. this isn't a country where anything is possible. i think this is still the land where anybody can rise above the circumstances of their birth and go on to achieve whatever it is that they want to achieve, and that is an elegant and beautiful principle and one that we've got to preserve for as much and as long as possible. >> the title of your most recent book is "retaking america" which seems to indicate we're doing something wrong. what is that? >> i think political correctness is behind every single problem in america today. whether we are talking about open borders, a diminished america on the world stage, the police having to

. >> lee arnold is director of the library and collections at the pennsylvania historical society.says there are a few theories among the most popular -- >> your heart stops when you sneeze. so like god bless you. >> you really believe that. >> yeah i do. >> it turns out that isn't true. >> definitely, yeah. >> but arnold says it was a common belief. >> bless you or glowed bless you a way to protect yourself from having satan come in and taking your soul. >> another theory sneezing actually expelled evil spirits. >> g get those demons out of the you with that sneeze. >> that's intense. >> then there's the association with life-threatening illnesses sake bubonic playing for instance much perhaps that's why pope gregory asked that it be said -- >> the phrase is far less ominous. how many god bless us does one get. >> some of the eighty one. there's people that sneeze four, five, names row. >> i'm not going to say it every time. >> once it gets to three it's awkward. twice and i'll hand i was tissue. other than that you're getting on my nerves. >> bless you. >> as alternative to god b

make mine an arnold palmer. same here. p with xarelto there is no regular blood monitoring r and no known dietary restrictions. r treatment with xarelto was the right move for us. v ask yourr do >> you can't edit around that? bill: the judge has handed down bad news for homeowners who are challenging the dep in jersey. they cannot can damned beachfront property. step up and shore up in an orderly basis. that is the decision of an ocean county judge. >> hopefully that will eliminate an obstacle or corps. eminent domain cases to wrap the understanding and the army corps that she was at work. >> a key issue since they have allowed that work to be done. bulldozers to spoil their view. it's really about liberty he helps that it does not get that drawn out. absolutely dictate a very public purpose. it can sure as hell build sand dunes. >> the mayor asks the development has been slow because people want to know what is going to happen maybe millions of dollars. they just may have gotten the green light there are looking for. bill

>>reporter: pop-culture expert jean arnold with the numbers in san francisco that idol was great family entertainment and part of its appeal was how it engaged the audience. some of this allow the audience to determine anything that was on it so it became a to a form of communication. so by being able to vote, by being able to text. >> the demise was due to changing times. people don't watch television the same way. after 15 years show ran its course. the life span more than successful television series. contestants will have it had a lasting impact from american idol. >> performing a song is more than singing it. as telling a story and i would not have learned that without american idol. >>reporter: the senior at san mateo said he is looking forward to college for he plans on studying music and business. using his idol experience to help them achieve a goal of becoming a professional musician. >> idol has prepared us to be stage ready performers. it's learning how to perform and be a full package musician. my big thing is changing lives to inspire people with my music. >> >>reporter: r

also carrie arnold will be with us to discuss her article on the controversy over school-based nutrition and bmi screenings for students. she writes about how the measures are meant to improve the health of students but some show the methods are triggering deadly eating disorders in children. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. >>> the treasury department recently took steps to prevent the practice of tax inversions where international corporations move their headquarters overseas to avoid u.s. taxes. president obama spoke today about what the federal government is doing to close the tax inversion loophole. this is 15 minutes. >> good afternoon, everyone. i'm horning in on josh's time for a hot second. as we learned last week, america's economy added 215,000 jobs in march. that means that our business has extended the longest streak of private sector job creation on record. 73 straight months, 14.4 million new jobs, unemployment about half of what it was six years ago. this progress is due directly to the grit and determination a

i said, now look, tonight, lieutenant so-and-so, arnold palmer -- iss. your man. when they come in the door, stay with them so when they come out of the dining room later, you know them and they know you and stay with them and bring them to the green room where i will be with the president. at that time, i was introduced in guest introducing guests to , the president of the state dinner. i forget who the other people were, but i assigned someone to each of them, and i kept my fingers on them, and i told don hughes an air force guy i had , done in the air force, and wasfed him because he standing there looking resplendent in his uniform but , he did not introduce people but he stands there with the president like he is part of the presidency. well, the damn thing that works. it worked well. mr. woodward: the job, you had to elbow people out of the way. mr. butterfield: i was coming to that. i was coming to that. [laughter] mr. woodward: you were like a group of linebackers, keeping people away from nixon. mr. butterfield: also, my reputation was at stake with nixon

. >> does anyone say, thank you, arnold? no, what you know what they?t, arnold. >> that's what they say. >> you watch fonzy and you just want to be fonzy. >> hey, girls, knock yourselves out. >> it's a fantasy of what teen life could be. >> hey, you're here. luvern. this is lavern defauzio, she's mine and she's yours, as you can see. >> when lavern and shirley made a guest appearance, somebody said look at this two series, that's a series. >> tuesday night between 8:00 and 9:00 is called the death spot. death to any program that dares to go head on with happy days and lavern and shirley. >> it was one of the few sitcoms that ever debuted as number one. >> the absolute top, number one show this season is "lavern and shirley" a brainless exercise inned a lessant sillinein ed a l ad lessance. >> it was two girls trying and the value of friendship. it must have something going for it. >> i don't rodeo dough dough. >> you rodeo dough dough. >> i don't voedio dough dough. >> they couldn't say sex so they said voedio dough. >> voedio. >> everybody knew what we

. >>> a man released from prison today thanks to arnold schwarzenegger. they were convicted of killing san diego state university student back in 2008. they each got 16 years in prison but arnold schwarzenegger reduced the sentence to 7 years during his last day in office. he was released in sacramento county and will be on parole for three years. the family lost a legal battle to block the governor's commutation. the judge says it was perfectly legal. >>> in the race for the white house campaigning continues as the five candidates turn their focus to the empire state. both donald trump and hillary clinton have double digit leads in the race for the nomination in new york. the latest from the trail. >> reporter: tensions are rising as democrats and republicans prepare for a possible contested convention. ted cruz remains on donald trump's tail. on sunday he slammed the gop delegate pros. >> the system is corrupt and it is worse on the republican side. i am up millions of votes on cruz. >> reporter: bernie sanders hopes to extend his hot streak in new york

welcome i'm mike mibach >> and i'm keba arnold. rosemary orozco joining us. i heard your mike check talking about the wind out there >> we have a bit of a breeze but normally it cools us down and puts a chill on our bone but not the case today. it feels good. outside and up above, not a cloud in the sky, i do see just a few strips of whiteness but besides that, we got perfect weather out here, the northwest breeze picking up this afternoon but as expected temperatures warmer than yesterday but several degrees. let's take a look at the current conditions in and around the bay. low 70s in oakland and inland for the communities and the temperature change will show you we are up by several degrees. most areas five to ten degree warmer than yesterday. even slighter warmer than that for areas along the peninsula and as we get to tomorrow, temperatures will expect to continue to climb. as we get to your afternoon temperatures right now primarily we are seeing warmer weather for the rest of the day for the evening. it will be nice and perfect weather for the a's game

to be with our family. >> reporter: his prison sentence was cut in half thanks to former governor arnold schwarzenegger. he commuted the sentence as the last act of his term something he says was to help political ally fabiano nunez, esteb an's father. schwarzenegger has since been houned for his decision. >> a lot of people want to know why did you reduce the sentence for mr. nunez. >> reporter: in this 2011 interview. >> he doesn't have regard for other people. he is ego centric and self centered. >> it doesn't mean anything to him. >> reporter: nunez pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the violent stabbing of, nunez and three others pounced on santos and his friends. luis would have turned 30 this summer, something his parents missed as they say his friends start their own families. >> i cried for an entire day before one of his friends got married. >> he would have been a wonderful father. >> reporter: nunez was released today. will be on parole three years. his family issued a statement saying in part our son has paid his debt to society and then they asked for privacy. because of thi

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