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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that's why redistricting reform is so important. >> you want to join arnold's army, the website is make.com. make washington work for us.com. relates see what you're tweeting me @smerconish and putting on my facebook page. smerconish gerrymandering is the republicans last stance to scandalously get the votes. sheila, both parties have done it. it's just gotten much more sophisticated because of big data. >>> coming up in 1994, bob costas was on the air doing the nba finals. when suddenly, he was taken away for a different sports story. the o.j. simpson case. >> rockets have reached halftime, but talking basketball, let's return to tom brokaw, and here's tom in our manhattan studios. tom. >> bob, we are witnessing a modern tragedy and drama of shakespearean proportion being drawn out on live television. ♪ expedia gives you the world in your hand, so you can see more of it. ♪ expedia. ii need my blood osugar to stay iin control.. i need to cut my a1c. weekends are my time. i need an insulin that fits my schedule. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ (announcer) tresiba® is used to control high blood sugar

to interview arnold schwarzenegger and off the record chat with spicer. i didn't want to overstay my welcome because spicer told me he was meeting with the president at 10:00 a.m. by the time i returned to my hotel and turned on television, word was breaking he just quit as white house press secretary. no, i didn't know his departure was imminent. the timing took me by surprise as well but not necessarily the outcome. the "new york times" fair editorial called him the poor pinocchio press secretary, i think he had the hardest job in washington, given this administration. i have no desire to violate the confidentiality from yesterday, in retrospect he did take a strong interest in how i managed to juggle my many platforms radio, television and print and public speaking. when i first arrived in his office at 9:00 a.m. after clearing white house security i made a joke about finally getting to see the space that i helped him obtain and he laughed, knowing i was referring to his many appearances here with me during the campaign when he was the rnc chief spokes

when they said, arnold, isn't this program spoiling kids? you did not need a program, right? i said when i was secretary of education that this is like a tale of two cities. we have high schools that win the economic decathlon and we have high schools that are like dropout factories and unfortunately that is usually determined by zip code. the poor communities where 90% of the kids are in poverty are not getting the same level of certified teachers, books, and other things they need in those schools. let me get you, second-largest school district in the country with 600,000 kids. what to see the role of afterschool? it is not what schools is supposed to do, but how does it help get the goals that every school district needs to achieve? >> absolutely. what we know in l.a. is we are all about 100% graduation. 100% attendance. engaged them ways. it relies on an afterschool plan. l.a. unified has gone from 40 -- 45% graduation to 75% graduation because we have improved relationship with all students. we have built 131 new schools to make space but we focused on personalization an

peggy: arnold no sÓlo huÍa de la violencia y las pandillas.a mucho maltrato. no es lo mismo la atenciÓn de una abuela, de una tÍa, de otra persona que no es lo mismo. el amor de madre es incondicional. peggy: su hermana menor recibiÓ asilo hace dos aÑos, ahora ambos estÁn estudiando y con planes de convertirse en profesionales del derecho y la mecÁnica. >> a aquellas personas que estÁn o estuvieron en la misma situaciÓn mÍa con mis hijos, que no tengan miedo, que busquen ayuda que sÍ la hay. peggy:el gobierno del presidente donald trump revelÓ que van a arrestar a los padres indocumentados que sean sospechosos de traer al paÍs a sus hijos de forma clandestina. fÉlix se suspendiÓ temporalmente el servicio de trenes hacia la estaciÓn del world trade center de manhattan por la presencia de un paquete sospechoso. se realizÓ un operativo. los pasajeros fueron alertados de los retrasos en los viajes. arantxa: mÁs adelante, la misionera colombiana que fue secuestrada en febrero pasado por un grupo terrorista podrÍa estar con vida. fÉlix: la violencia

he was the arnold palmer that did not keep it controlled. but he was the most exciting player of his era. in private, he was a perfect gentleman. he was unique. he lost his temper a lot. i did not really know john mcenroe as a tennis player but when i practice law, the office next to mine was held by a man named john mcenroe senior and he always told me his son was a high school tennis player and was really good. i realized he was not exaggerating. let's talk about golf. a man named tiger woods came along. you signed him up early in his professional career. with that hard to convince them to do this? phil: tiger woods, you could see coming from way back. he had one three u.s. juniors and three amateurs and a six-year span. -- he would play in a foreign area are and we would always invite him and his father to lunch. we were working on that for three years before we signed him. ,avid: when you signed him up he began to wear your shoes exclusively russian mark --? businessre out of that . is that because you want to focus on shoes and other ty

this was part of a national afterschool summit hosted by the arnold schwarzenegger institute for state and global policy at the institute of -- at the university of southern california. [applause] >> i was going to lead everyone in a stretch because in my secret life when i'm not doing this, and when i'm not being a mother, i am a spin and structure -- spin instructor. before we get started, i just wanted to say that i've had the honor of working with all of you in this room that afterschool is such a special place and it makes such a difference in the lives of the kids and the families and communities we serve. it's a huge ripple effect and the reason we have been able to save this program and expand this program is because of all of you. the tremendous leadership and voice of arnold schwarzenegger down to some of the people who are not represented in this room, our staff lines every day, creating the dreams. so i just wanted to thank you all. give yourselves a round of applause. [applause] , have such an amazing array of talent. preparing focus on our kids for the workforce and tying

son avenue gun. >> that's how we heard about arnold.o impressed when they came to help that they posted it on facebook. they said he was so selfless that when they came to help him, the 84-year-old standing in 100-degree heat was mostly concerned about the food in his truck and his wife at home. >> i wanted to get home. mom isn't the best of shape he here. and we got everything done. i got home in time to get mom safely tucked into bed. >> mom is how he referred to his wife recovering from a broken leg. he was concerned about getting hem to his wife and only mentioned as an after thought his own health. >> one other minor rather -- minor heart surgery coming up. >> yes he's having heart surgery wednesday. but is still committed to his daily food deliveries. >> i got to be there about 7:00 tomorrow morning. >> to pick it you. >> yup. >> they provide the food for about 50 families every other saturday. >> during the time i spent with him arnold gave credit to his church great valley presbyteri presbyterian. his wife the police and anyone

this panel was part of the national afterschool summit hosted by the arnold schwarzenegger institute for state and local policy at the university of southern california. this is about 35 minutes. [applause] >> monica, i'm going to start with you and pick up on something we talked about. is this just spoiling them? i always said when i was secretary of education we have high schools that when the national decathlon and we have high schools that are like dropout factories. unfortunately, that is by zip code.re kids in poverty are not getting the same level of certified that they need. let me go to you. you are at the largest school in the country. what do you see the role of afterschool -- it is not what school is supposed to do, but how does it get the goal set that every school district needs to achieve? >> in l.a., we're all about 100% graduation. we talk about 100% attendance, engaged their ways and communities, and it absolutely relies on an afterschool plan. ella unified has gone from 45% graduation to 75% graduation largely because we haven't proved the relationship with all stu

message from here from both the current governor, jerry brown, a democrat, and the former governor, arnold schwarzenegger, a republican that california is still leading the country this the world when it comes to climate change especially with the passage of this extension to cap and trade. >> energy policy. >> reporter: it seemed impossible a few weeks ago to get environmentalists and business leaders, republicans and democrats on the same page. >> legislative unicorns do exist. there was almost a mythical nature this how this thing came together. the rarity of different industry, environmental groups, political parties coming together to find the solution. >> reporter: ab398 passed the assembly and senate last week. today with great fanfare governor brown signed the cap and trade extension in the same spot where then governor arnold schwarzenegger signed original climate change bill in 2006 on treasure island with san francisco as a backdrop. cap and trade requires companies to buy companies to release greenhouse gases to reduce carbon emissions. >> clhina is copying this plan. ontario i

arnold palmer had a bad temper too, but he would keep it in control.ould see him standing there ready to lose it. john went over here he was arnold palmer who did not keep it in control, but he was probably the most exciting player of his era. in private, he was a perfect gentleman, but so intense that it would get away from him sometimes. he lost his temper a lot, but when he played bjorn borg, he never lost his temper once. david: i never really knew john mcenroe as a tennis player, but when i practice law, the office next to mine was held by man named john mcenroe senior, and he always said his son was a high school tennis player, but then i finally realized he was not exaggerating. [laughter] david: let's talk about golf. a man named tiger woods came along and you signed him up relatively early in his professional career, so was that hard to convince him to do this? phil: tiger woods, you could see him coming from way back, three u.s. amateurs in a six-year span from the time he was 15 to 20, so he would play occasionally in the portland area and w

it is from the tremendous leadership and voice of arnold schwarzenegger down to some of the people not represented in this room, our staff working the lines every day. creating dreams. letting kids dream though -- letting kids dream those dreams. i wanted to thank you all. give yourselves a round of applause. [applause] this panel, we have such an amazing array of talent. we really want to focus on preparing our kids for the workforce. and tying back to that creativity and entrepreneurial drive, how do we get our kids to see themselves with the jobs of the future? the jobs that we need here in america. it will be how we do make america great. there has been a lot of attention on the military. homeland security. growing our defense. to have a strong military, we need strong people in that military. i am really, really happy to have vice admiral breckenridge here. not only does military provide training for kids, but a great career path. what are some of the recruiting problems the military is facing? what role can afterschool play? >> as we look at afterschool programs, if we run into p

times that we've known. >> kevin arnold is just like a regular kid except in the 1960s, and he's notevents. like in one of the episodes, the whole family is watching the apollo 8 take off, but i'm sitting there trying to call a girl. >> the first episode of "the wonder years," anybody who saw it remembers the ending where the first kiss with winnie and kevin arnold. the song they play is "when a man loves a woman." that moment seems to pure and so real. ♪ when a man loves a woman can't keep his mind on nothing else ♪ >> it is about rebellion and being students. by the 1980s, it is time to grow up. and so they shave their beards and put on power suits, a whole new notion. >> oh, the yuppies. last year the politicians were talking about winning their votes, and now the rest of the baby boom generation are being wooed by advertisers and their agencies. >> by the '80s, it was pretty clear that after the generation of the '60s, was going to be embodied by alex keaton on "family ties" were more interested in the corner office than the new jerusalem. >> you are a young man. you shouldn't be

. >>> governor brown will be joined by former governor arnold schwarzenegger on treasure island. he will sign the bill that extends california's cap-and- trade program. under cap-and-trade, companies have a cap on carbon emissions and they have to pay more if they exceed that limit >> governor brown urged lawmakers to extend the program until 2030. the governor will sign that legislation at the same location on treasure island where arnold schwarzenegger signed the original cap-and- trade bill when he was governor in 2006. >>> a bill is making its way through the state legislature that would limit the marketing prep ssi recreational marijuana businesses. the legislation would prohibit licensed cannabis businesses from giving away or selling t- shirts, hats or other merchandise that bears their business name or logo. the bill is intended to protect children from harmful marketing practices. business owners say that violates the first amendment rights. >> it's completely legal to have a shirt that says smoke weed everyday and handed to kids. that's legal. if you're going to have a

like the 1947 spike after kenneth arnold when 800 people came forward with alien stories. the likelihood that these trends, all of them certainly -- all of a sudden being from venus or mars followed verifiable truth, especially when you can't follow up with physical evidence, is certainly problematic. >> certainly, and it is inscribed into the name, they are literally called unidentified flying objects. the problem is all of these conspiracies are trying to inscribe them with meaning, or trying to identify something that is by definition unidentified. and so we do reach that same kind of point of crisis of knowing, as we have been talking about, that epistemological crisis, that rumsfeldian mantra, that we were talking about on tuesday, that there are these known knowns, known unknowns, and unknown unknowns, things that you don't know that you don't know. those are what will allow ufo conspiracies and to be so extensive. once you move away from the strictures of any physical evidence, pretty much anything is going to come into play. but still, the fact that there is this w

but i always remember that arnold palmer had a bad temper too, but he would keep it in control. you could see him standing there ready to lose it. john went over. he was arnold palmer that did not keep it in control, but he was probably the most exciting player of his era. and in private, he was a perfect gentleman. it was just that he was so intense that it would get away from him sometimes. but he was unique in that he lost his temper a lot, but when he played bjorn borg, he never lost his temper once. and i think he played him 25 times and he never lost his temper once. david: wow. i never really knew john mcenroe as a tennis player, but when i practiced law, the office next to mine was held by man named john mcenroe senior, and he always told me his son was a high school tennis player and was really good, but then i finally realized he was not exaggerating. [laughter] david: so, let's talk about golf. a man named tiger woods came along and you signed him up relatively early in his professional career, i guess at the beginning of it, so was that hard to convince him to do thi

but i always remember that arnold palmer had a bad temper too, but he would keep it in control. could see him standing there ready to lose it. john went over. he was arnold palmer that did not keep it in control, but he was probably the most exciting player of his era. and in private, he was a perfect gentleman. it was just that he was so intense that it would get away from him sometimes. but he was unique in that he lost his temper a lot, but when he played bjorn borg, he never lost his temper once. david: wow. i never really knew john mcenroe as a tennis player, but when i practiced law, the office next to mine was held by man named john mcenroe senior, and he always told me his son was a high school tennis player and was really good. you always roll your eyes when you hear this, but then i realized for the first time in my life that he was not exaggerating. [laughter] david: so, let's talk about golf. a man named tiger woods came along and you signed him up early in his professional career, i guess at the beginning of it, so was that hard to convince him to do this? phil: tig

that was with arnold schwarzenegger i doubt if we had arnold and james caan and. i don't know where it would happen when i was a racist and i was saved so i don't know that i have to be somebody else not including me. credible i'd love to hear how you'd prepared for and what your thoughts are on dance with me again this was their ballroom dance show and we did this movie when ballroom dancing with stars was not on so it was wonderful to learn a completely different language of dance i've grown up dancing modern and ballet but to learn the. cha cha and the possibility and the quickstep were unbelievable and to be able to teach them and then pretend that i was in an a ballroom competition and you know be good enough to have people believe in me that was really great so fierce seven through three one six three two three would you like to do a desperate housewives revival reunion oh sure if they asked me if i had a great time i did seasons seven and eight and i loved all the girls we all got along and i played a role name renee perry who is a an ex-wife of a baseball

arnold schwarzenegger was there. there are republicans in favor of this. >> many republicans bought into the red rock. he provided them with a false narrative. if you don't sign this new cap and trade tax game into law, we will regulate companies out of california. we will take away the trade portion of the and simply force these companies out of the state of california. they bought that rhetoric and took a couple of inducements. there were a couple of sweeteners added to jerry brown's toxic cocktail. there was a fee that needed to go away and also a manufacturing sales and tax use credit rituals -- which was also extended. both do not come close to outweighing the impact of what this new and taxes going to add on to everyone's cost -- everyone's gas cost. >> what is your alternative solution -- solutions for trying to fix this problem >> i think the jury is out. is the earth warming or cooling -- hang on a second. you were saying you were not sure even though the consensus among scientists is that it is real and tha

. >> does anyone say, take you arnold, no. say. >> sit on it arnold. >> you watch fawn see and up to be found zee. >> hey girls knock yourself out. >> it's a fantasy of what teen life could be. >> hey they're here. laverne, this is laverne she's mine and this is shirley, she's yours as you can see. >> nice to meet you hitch chie. >> my pleasure. >> when laverne and shirley made an appearance a camera man said look at this footage. >> tuesday night between 8:00 and 9:00 is called the dance spot. dance to any program that dears to go on. >> laverne and shirley was one of the few sitcoms that ever debuted as number one. >> the top show is "laverne and shirley." >> you have to go back to "i love lucy" to get the same comedy. >> i don't know the importance except it was two girls trying and the value of the friendship. it must have had something going for it. >> i don't -- >> they couldn't say sex so they said avoid owe doe. >> everybody knew what they were talking about. i said you don't like it, they said i like it. but what's mi

as arnold palmer said, though, success depends less on strength of body, more on strength of mind.minds might have been muddled, spieth's unscrambled. his tee shot on the next hole nearly went in. this never looked like missing. birdie, eagle, birdie, birdie, and no catching him now. spieth turns 2a on thursday with a third major title. the only other man to do that — a certain jack nicklaus, and he won 18. iam going i am going to thoroughly enjoy this. i look back at 15 and thought, i enjoyed it but i never really realise the significance until you kind of hit a low, a pitfall, to appreciate the high so much and this is as much of a high as i have ever experienced in my golfing life and am going to enjoy it more than i have enjoyed anything i have accomplished in the past. so spieth's margin of victory was three shots in the end over his compatriot matt kuchar. as for rory mcilroy, he had missed the cut in three of his last four tournaments, and hasn't won a competition all year. but on sunday he finished with a 67 to share fourth with spain's rafa cabrera—bello on five—under par.

the arnold schwarzenegger institute for state and global policy at the university of southern california recently hosted a discussion on k-12 afterschool programs and how they can prepare students for the future work horse. we will year from the mayors of charlotte, north carolina and gary, indiana. this is about 45 minutes. i am going to lead everyone in a stretch. in my secret life, i am a spin instructor. this athletic panel meant a lot to me. before we get started, i wanted to say because i have had the honor of working with almost all of you in this room. after school is such a special place. it makes such a difference in the lives of the kids, and the families in the communities that we serve. it has a huge ripple effect. the reason we have been able to save and expand this program is because of all of you. and the tremendous leadership and voice of or -- arnold schwarzenegger down to some of the people that are not represented here, our staff. they create the dreams. i just wanted to thank you all. give yourself a round of applause. -- we have such an amazing array of talent. we r

. >>> stod he the -- today governor brown will be joined by former governor arnold schwarzenegger toxtend a cap and trade program. he will sign the law at the same location where arnold schwarzenegger signed the same legislation in 2006. >>> al gore is back in the bay area to talk about his new movie about climate change. we are there and we spoke to the former vice president before the screening. >> an inconvenient seek well, truth to power shows al gore's continuing efforts to fight climate change. >> the extreme weather events have become more common and more destructive. its waking a lot of people up. >> he talks about how people did not believe him when he said that the 9/11 memorial could be flooded but then his prediction came true with her kane sandy -- hurricane sandy. >> you saw him getting the raw material that goes into the slide show, the film is a personal journey for him. >> it was a journey that people at the theater took with al gore. many saw the first movie and hope that the sequel will enlighten others. >> hopefully, no matter where you sit politically, you can ta

governor brown was joined by former governor arnold schwarzenegger for the signing of the bill. leslie brinkley was there, and she's there live now for us with the story. leslie? >> reporter: there were plenty of jabs at the president, and there were also reassurances to the whole world that california is still the gold standard when it comes to climate chapgnge. it was here in 2006 that the original bill was signed. today, the extension was signed too. a coming together of democrats and republicans and environmentalists, and business leaders. >> this is california. our industry, our wealth, people representing oil, agriculture, business, chamber of commerce, food processing, foster farms, gal low winery, the whole crowd. >> reporter: what seemed impocket a few weeks ago was signed into law today, extending the cap and trade program until 2030. >> legislative unicorns do exist. there was almost a mystical nature in how this came together. the rarity of different industries, environmental groups, political parties, coming together to find a solution. >> reporter: the bill passed

governor brown was joined by former governor arnold schwarzenegger for the signing of the bill. leslie brinkley was there, and she's there live now for us with the story. leslie? >> reporter: there were plenty of jabs at the president, and there were also reassurances to the whole world that california is still the gold standard when it comes to climate chapgnge. it was here in 2006 that the original bill was signed. today, the extension was signed too. a coming together of democrats and republicans and environmentalists, and business leaders. >> this is california. our industry, our wealth, people representing oil, agriculture, business, chamber of commerce, food processing, foster farms, gal low winery, the whole crowd. >> reporter: what seemed impocket a few weeks ago was signed into law today, extending the cap and trade program until 2030. >> legislative unicorns do exist. there was almost a mystical nature in how this came together. the rarity of different industries, environmental groups, political parties, coming together to find a solution. >> reporter: the bill passed

>> reporter: former california governor arnold schwarzenegger signed the first "cap & trade" bill in 2006. he said president trump is not the final word on america's fight against climate change. >> that america did not drop out of the paris agreement. there's only one man that dropped out. that america did not drop out. >> reporter: and he had a message for his fellow republicans. >> can't you just think about it for a second and say, maybe we should stop lying to the people! stop lying to the people! [ applause and cheers ] >> stop it! >> reporter: but schwarzenegger applauded the number of republicans who voted for the bill being signed today. >> i mean, you had eight republicans voting for this. i wish that in 2006 i would have had eight republicans. i had one. we have a functional government here in california. the democrats and republicans work together. >> reporter: billionaire environmentalists tom steyer also praised the bipartisan vote. >> we're providing a stark contrast to how democracy is supposed to work where people believe that the other side is trying to do the right

former governor arnold schwarzenegger is also expected to take the mike at some point.e proposed the original cap and trade law. >>> big show tonight banned from the '80s that was scheduled to perform in the south bay. why that is being rescheduled. >> while we are feeling some cooler temperatures, as we take a live look outside in san jose and the temperature change in santa clara reaching into the low 80s today. you really can't beat that, especially when you think about what's in the forecast. i'll show it to you, coming up next. >>> someone else buys a trip on her credit card but the bank doesn't reverse all the charges. i'm consumer investigator chris gamora. nbc bay area responds, next. nbc bay area responds-- to a benicia woman who says her credit card company wanted he >>> welcome back. it is 11:43 on your tuesday. the nbc bay area responds to a volusia woman who said a credit card company wanted her to pay for purchases she didn't make. >> what did she do? she called our consumer department and they gave her a little extra. >> she was contacted about airline ti

. >>> governor brown will be joined by former governor arnold schwarzenegger today on treasure islandgn the bill that extends california's cap-and-trade program. companies have a cap on carbon emissions and need to pay more if they exceed the limit. governor brown urged lawmakers to extend the program until 2030 and will sign the legislation at the same location on treasure island where arnold schwarzenegger sign the original bill when he was governor back in 2006. >>> new information about that deadly human trafficking tragedy in san antonio. 10 people have now died after nearly 100 illegal immigrants were crammed into the truck in 100 degree heat. everyone was locked in with no air conditioning. they apparently were taking turns breathing from a single hole in the trailer's wall. one person on the truck said he was charged $5500 to be smuggled into the u.s. and was told there would be air conditioning in the trailer. the lieutenant governor of texas said sanctuary cities are partially to blame for the smuggling of illegal immigrants into the u.s. >> those who think sanctuary cities

one car flipped over on the arnold industrial exit. authorities say at least one person was killed. an investigation is under way. >>> a south bay woman accused of running over her childhood friend and killing her remains in jail facing murder charges this morning. meanwhile that victim's family and friends h held a special memorial in her honor. more than a dozen custom cars did a pro session for sally munoz who was a big enthusiast in the low rider community. investigators say munoz and her lifelong friend had been out for a night of drinking on tuesday night in campbell when they got into a fight. they say de la rosa intentionally ran over munoz with her car. she was arraigned in court yesterday. the victim's father spoke exclusively with nbc bay area at the arraignment. he says he's kiconflicted becau he know this is suspect so well. >> i cannot believe this happened and the way it happened. supposedly if that's your friend, you're not going to just run her over and leave her there. >> the victim's father went on to tell us that de la rosa called him and confessed that she hit h

arnold schwarzenegger joined him because he signed the original one.e urged to stop lying to the people about climate change. >>> mixed emotions and trying to process that. the girl i loved is gone. >> coming up, the young girl who survived the deadly crash. she says she doesn't blame the driver. she was arrested for dui and was live streaming on instagram. >>> many household items are hazardous to your health. i will tell you his plans to ban the items. >> by this time tomorrow 90s making a comeback. more on our next heat wave when we come back. that was streamed live on instagram doesn )t blame the driver. we want to warn you-- you might find this footage >>> the young teenager who survived the deadly crash streamed live on instagram. >> baby. wake up. >> that is the voice of 18-year-old abdulia sanchez. she was streaming while she lost control of her car. the crash killed the 14-year-old sister of the driver. her friend survived. >> emotionally, not sure, yes, she is forever going to be in my heart. we have been through a lot me examine her. i do cr

10 years after california's cap- and-trade law was passed and signed into law by former governor arnoldn signed into law a 10 year extension that was soon due to expire. under the law, those who cannot meet increasingly strict pollution standards such as refineries, can purchase who those who meet or exceed pollution standards, credits they can use to offset their excessive carbon emissions. make no mistake, this is a direct challenge to president trump's administration and policies which were frequently called climate change and global warming everything from fake news to a made up chinese can perusse. in this case, the bill passed handily because even eight republican state legislatures sided with extending the law. brown called this an example of true compromise and cooperation. >> people representing oil, agriculture, business, chamber of commerce, food processing, foster farms, winer is, the whole crowd. plus we have environmentalists. some people say, oh my god -- we don't like those people. well, let's face it, this is california. our industry, our wealth, our well-being is the p

former california governor arnold schwarzenegger signed the original legislation allowing "cap & trade" and joins governor brown today at the signing. >> the state of california today is shining because this is a very important message, i think, not only for this state but for the country and for the whole world. it's a message that we have a functional government here in california. democrats and republicans work together. >> reporter: the "cap & trade" legislation is part of the overall goal to slash 1990 levels of greenhouse gases by 40% by 2030. on treasure island, i'm flores kpix 5. >>> new at noon, a three-alarm fire charred this building in vallejo. firefighters posted this video on facebook live around 7 a.m. of the smoke and flames at sutter and york. you can see thick plumes of snow coming from the second story. chopper 5 was also overhead as crews put out hot spots. the building has been used by squatters in the past and crews say it has caught fire before. he cause is under investigation. >>> new at noon, legal trouble for warriors star draymond green. kpix 5's sandra osbor

but i always remember that arnold palmer had a bad temper. but he would keep it in control. see him standing there ready to lose it and john went over. that didnold palmer not keep it in control. he was probably the most exciting player of his era. it was just that he was so intense that it would get away from him some time. he lost his temper a lot. he never lost his temper once. >> i did not know john mcenroe the tennis player but the office next to mine was held by a man named john mcenroe, senior. he told me his son was really good. you always roll your eyes and i realized he was not exaggerating. .o let's talk about golf a man named tiger woods came along and you signed him on relatively early. was it hard to convince him to do this? tiger woods you could see coming from way back. from the time he was 15 to 20. occasionally in the portland area and we would invite him and his father out to lunch. so we were working on that for probably three years before we signed him. sign him up, he was your shoes exclusively. you also began to make golf equipment? and you played golf

. >>> the governor will be joined by former governor arnold schwarzenegger on treasure island to sign the bill that extends california's cap-and- trade program. under cap-and-trade, companies have a cap on carbon emissions and need to pay more if they exceed the limit. the governor urged lawmakers to extend the program until 2030. he will sign the legislation at the same location where arnold schwarzenegger signed the original cap-and-trade bill when he was governor in 2006. >>> a bill is making its way through the state legislature that would limit how recreational marijuana businesses market themselves. it would prohibit licensed cannabis businesses from giving away or selling t-shirts, hats or other merchandise with their business name or logo on it. it's aimed at protecting children from harmful marketing practices. business owner say that violates their first amendment rights. >> it's completely legal to have a shirt that says smoke weed everyday and handed over to kids. if you would have assured that just as kiva, on it. that would be against the law under the spell. >> the sale

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