harvey:he writes to you, "arnold, turn, damn it, turn," arnold: well, the reason why he writes "arnold, turn, damn it, turn," is because a few seconds after this photograph was taken, we kind of slid into barbara bush, into her leg, and she broke her leg, and then she had to go to the hospital and to get a cast put on. harvey:oh, my gosh. i remember this. - exactly. - he's got a good sense of humor. very good sense of humor. but i mean, anyway, she forgave me. she knew that this was not a european sled. harvey:you have pictures, it's really breathtaking, of pretty much every president for your adult life. arnold: i met a lot of interesting politicians, presidents. it's really-- it's a great life. that's all i can tell you. wow, arnold, life after 60. you got a horse as a roommate. exactly. that's what it is. ltry align probiotic.n your digestive system? for a non-stop, sweet treat goodness, hold on to your tiara kind of day. get 24/7 digestive support, with align. the #1 doctor recommended probiotic brand. also in kids chewables. ♪ ♪ you nervous? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it's a like, a dagger?a worm! a

most of all, faith in detective arnold.er all, the promise he made to solve the case was to her. >> he going to see that these people are found. if it had just been earon, it would have been just maybe another dead, but since erica was involved in that, he wasn't going to let up on it. >> judith didn't know it yet, but down at police headquarters, detective arnold was close to getting answers from the man he had been pursuing since their starring roles in the walgreens video. quisenberry the family friend who made the last phone call to earon and kenneth williams who admitted to a witness he was part of a robbery that turned deadly. now, it was time to bring both men in and interrogate them. >> i was a little apprehensive. no nervous. no butterflies. just because it was something i planned on and prepared for for such a long time. >> you were ready. >> i was ready. >> 15 months after the shooting quisenberry and williams voluntarily came down to headquarters. each knew the other was there. >> i wanted to understand if they

ultimately, arnold's fleet would either be sunk, surrender, or scuttled as he made his way back downtowards the protection of the guns and crown point in ticonderoga. the spirit of the mission was successful as the commander of the british invasion force, guy carleton, got down towards ticonderoga, to look at the american defenses and decided that being so late in the season in the northeast with winter coming on, he didn't want to get involved in a protracted siege of ticonderoga. he turned his invasion force around and returned to canada. this would result in him being replaced with the flamboyant gentleman, the famous british general who would come back down lake champlain in the summer of 1777, and ultimately press through the american defenses at mount independence at four ticonderoga and reach the south end of the lake, where his soldiers began the long march to saratoga. ran into an they ever growing american army 11 rows to action by the invasion of this large relation hessian invasion force and almost a year to the day after the battle of in 1777, the invasion force surrende

that was arnold schwarzenegger.object if i talk about his marriage to maria shriver. joining us now is the executive producer of objectify. harvey levin. i have so many questions for you. never arnold would leave the room during breaks in your filming, did he say i'll be back? [applause] no, he didn't. i gotta tell you, it is one of the most incredible stories that i've encountered in my lifetime. when you think about poor abused kid in austria who has dreams at ten years old that he forms, that he sees this guy name reggie parke who is a bodybuilder and became a huge movie star and he says i'm in a be that guy, he can't speak english, he has no means to come over here, he is poor, yet he conquers bodybuilding and movies and then he conquers politics. it is honestly one of the most amazing stories that i've ever heard. >> i don't even know where you begin with him, but i did see the pool table in the shot. did you play pool? if you any good. >> he didn't challenge me, but he would've beat me at everything. i will te

it was a transformation. >> stim arnold was the fwhunl suspect in the investigation. >> tim arnold isd of christa worthington. they dated for a while over a year. but at the time she was murdered they were actually broken up. >> the police, they always take a close look at the people who are in the orbit. he was a boyfriend. he was an ex-lover. sometimes that generates hard feelings. so that was one. two, he found the body. you always take a close look at the person who found the body. >> it was a sunday afternoon. there was an important patriots football game going on. >> tim arnold says that he was watching the game with his father and his father suggested that he return a flashlight to christa. his father drove him to christa's house. >> he's heading to the home, spots two unopened newspapers, immediately makes him wonder why are papers unopened? >> and he looked through the kitchen door window and saw christa lying on she was totally still. she wasn't moving. so he pushed his way into the house. he went and he found ava next to her mother and he leaned over and he touched christa

these two fleets would clash on october 10, 1776, where benedict arnold's navy fleet gave the britishall the good handle on that first day of what when turned out to be a three day running gunbattle, the. length of the lake wouldtely, arnold's fleet either be sunk, surrender or scuttled as he made his way back down towards the protection of a guns at crown point. the spirit of the mission was successful, as the commander of the british invasion force got down tours ticonderoga, took a look at the american defenses sore and decided that, being late in the season and the northeast with winter coming on, he did not want to get involved in a protracted siege of ticonderoga. he returned to canada. ings would result i in him be replaced with the gentleman johnny burgoyne, the famous british general who would come back down lack champlain -- lake 777,plain in the summer of 1 press through the american defenses and reach the south end of the lake where his soldiers began the long march to saratoga. as saratoga, they ran into an who-growing american army had been roused to action by the invasi

tom arnold is here live.anka trump, bradley cooper they all went to prestigious georgetown university. it's our last fox5 college tour out in grand style. tgif. let's do this in three, two, one, the 10a starts now. ♪ >> these guys were just chilling. sitting on the steps saving up the energy for now for the big show at 10:00 o'clock this morning. georgetown cheerleaders showing the spirit. band going strong as well all the navy in gray. >> homecoming weekend. >> exciting. >> georgetown university campus. that's very accurate. the georgetown alumni game is strong. >> see who comes back for this weekend. >> it's one of the most prestigious universities in the country and we're fortunate to have it right here in d.c. >> right in our own backyard. >> there's about 7500 under graduates there about 10,000 grads. >> seems bigger. >> the name is so much bigger but it's pretty exclusive to go to georgetown. >> and those blue and gray colors they came up with those colors after the civil war signify the union of the no

on yimp ya, arnold schwarzenegger. >> you're favorite arnold one liner?own. >> back to julianne. we asked her how she and her newly wed husband stay connected. she said facetime is their best friend. >> we know all about that that, don't we? >>> the power of technology is at the center of "futureman." starring josh hutcherson from "hunger games." only "e.t." was invited to the set. >> did you ever think i would be doing something more with your life? >> every time you go to work you're curing disease. >> i'm not curing disease. it's so much fun. i have never done comedy before. i love it. it's awesome. >> reporter: in "futureman" josh plays a janitor living at home with his parents. after beating a video game, two time-traveling warriors enlist him. >> what did you think? >> it was a game? >> yeah. i bought it at a game with my birthday money. my grandma is my number one superfan. i'm like, grandma, you can't watch this show. >> seth rogen produced the show. he's known for pushing boundaries. >> there is stuff in it i don't know the we could get it in a m

arnold & son refers to john arnold, who was one of the biggest and most important watchmakers who everof technical solutions still in use today. the aim of the modern company is to innovate and continue his legacy, but in a contemporary, new manner. the idea is really to continue the story more than repeating it. first, with the design team, we design how the watch should look like -- the size it should have, the thickness. you have to have the mechanical harmony. is it good looking or not? and when we are happy with the new complications and think the watch has something new, then we create basically the inner works, which will make the aesthetic happen. the first thing you have to do is to order the right material because we use a lot of different materials in the mechanical movement, going from brass over steel to titanium or gold and you need a specific material for every different part of it. ? >> once you have the raw material, you start remaking the components. you have different kind of raw materials going to different workshops, so depending on the part you want to make. if yo

arnold & son refers to john arnold, who was one of the biggest and most important watchmakers who ever technical solutions still in use today. the aim of the modern company is to innovate and continue his legacy, but in a contemporary, new manner. the idea is really to continue the story more than repeating it. first, with the design team, we design how the watch should look like -- the size it should have, the thickness. you have to have the mechanical harmony. is it good looking or not? and when we are happy with the new complications and think the watch has something new, then we create basically the inner works, which will make the aesthetic happen. the first thing you have to do is to order the right material because we use a lot of different materials in the mechanical movement, going from brass over steel to titanium or gold and you need a specific material for every different part of it. ? >> once you have the raw material, you start remaking the components. you have different kind of raw materials going to different workshops, so depending on the part you want to make. if you

arnold and sons makes luxury timepieces from scratch.oduct development took us inside the process. newvery new watch is like a piece of art. it has a different story to tell. the very interesting thing about watches is that you have a high precision device that can be hand finished, which is very related to art and craft. these two words are in one watch, the mechanical and as static -- aesthetic. sons.e are, in arnold and we manufacture all of our watches. mostarnold was one of the important watchmakers who ever lived and invented a of technical solutions still used today. he enabled a modern company to innovate. the idea is to continue the story, more than repeating it. with the design team, we decide what the watch will look like, the size, thickness, you need mechanical harmony and you need to make a good-looking. once we are happy, and we think the watch does something new, we create the inner works. you have to order the right material. reuse a lot of different materials, from breast to -- brass to steel to titanium. differenta lot

arnold, welcome to the republican side of the aisle in congress. these competing mindsets, he went on, between the dominant minority of exploiters versus the creative minority that inspired and led the flowering of civilization, these competing mindsets and motivations create skis muches in a body -- schisms in a body social and in the body politic. and lo and behold, the republican party has written a bill, nearly half the benefits go to the top 1% in our country. and 80% of the benefits go to the top 2%. this is a defining moment, but it's also a moment of truth. how can the republicans with a straight face say to the middle class, well, we're doubling this or doubling that? give with one hand, take with another. and to hear them cheer, hear them cheer for the provision in here about the estate tax. listen to this. you tell me if you think this is fair. 1,800 families in america, not your family farmer, everybody's taken care inform what we have done already with the estate tax. in this bill, 1,800 of the wealthiest families, filers in our countr

and i want to just pray for arnold, if we can, for those ratings, okay?icked fights with members of congress, and not just the democrats. after an interview with the new york times with senator bob corker questioned his fitness president took to twitter, saying... now, corker continued to push back. and, by the way, corker knew the new york times was recording. but more angry tweets. of course, we know corker is not running for re-election now. and you may have noticed he's taken a little liberty now, the fact he doesn't have to stand in lockstep with the president. at points, the president has also expressed ire with members of his own administration, including secretary of state rex tillerson. and, at one point, depending on who you pay attention to, depending on who you trust, tillerson allegedly called the president a moron, although not to his face. the reports led the president to joke about challenging tillerson to an i.q. test. i don't know if the i.q. test ever happened. but tillerson is just one of a introduced to under the trump

saw that plane crash, and i thought, i'll never get to fly again. >> but she did. >> general hap arnoldngs on us. and jaclyn cochran was there. every day was great. it was the very, very best day, the day i got my silver wings. >> what was the best plane that you ever flew? most fun? >> my biggest success was on a b-25. i did a lot of co-piloting on b-17s and b-24s. >> i flew every plane that we had in the inventory. they had 38 who were killed. and i flew some 60 million miles. >> after 18 months of fighting an uphill political battle, the wasps were disbanded. >> at the time, either this didn't matter, or you didn't know. >> we just didn't care. we wanted to fly. >> i was in d.c. as a government girl. things got rather boring, and i told them, i saw an emblem that said free a man to fight. >> this woman from west virginia was a free spirit who loved dancing and big band music. >> i came back to the war department and said to this army lieutenant over my unit, i just joined the marine corps. and there was this other shock. i had no idea. they said you line up those boots, and i said oh

see more of that intervow with arnold schwarzenegger. o.j. the first choice for the terminator. amazing. david: word of the year is out. there are groups that put them together. there is one that president trump uses very frequently. make your bets now. the answer when we come back. melissa: is it "crooked hillary"? ♪ definitely doesn't have that... you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™ liberty mutual insurance. before i hadburning,oting, of diabetic nerve pain, these feet... loved every step of fatherhood... and made old cars good as new. ... ctor and he prescribed lyrica. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions, suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worse depression, unusual changes in mood or behavior, swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision. common side effects: dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain, swelling of hands, legs, and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. don't drive or use machinery unti

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 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. it was just that he was 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: 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. of course you always roll your eyes when you hear this, 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, i guess at the beginning of it, so was that hard to convince him to do this? phil: tiger woods, you could see coming from way b

and arnold schwarzenegger speaks hours at the u.n. climate summit here in germany the former cast of the big former california governor says environmentalists need to do more if they want to terminate global warming. i was on a welcome to the program u.s. presidents donald trump has a rives in manila on the last like of his official tour of asia it's the longest trip by u.s. leaders to the region and decades and has an ambitious agenda he was welcomed to the philippines by his host president's words rigo detent say the two will attend to the audience on most of asia pacific leaders and they're also expected to hold bilateral talks. the protesters were ready for him flag burning and band trumped chance met by police water cannons in manila president trump has arrived in the philippines the last stop on his five country twelve day visit to asia. at the dinner the mood was considerably more serene with trump in town the southeast asian development and cooperation group is holding its thirty first summit and marking its fiftieth anniversa

maximillian arnold saw red for this foal on eleven minutes but the ten men took a surprise lead just before hostile game daniel did davi got a big helping hand from book keeper muffin hits. on fifty one minutes with his six goals of the season and alfredsson bogus and grabbed his sixth of the season to clinch the points for the hosts. a typical putsch a strike from the baseline the. burgh no move up to eight twelve spurred remain rooted in thirteenth. peterson puts one up against mine some fifty one minutes after some charitable defending from the visitors and super sub florian cut me to two for the horse straight to the death springing the off site trip to finish calmly and surely make a second wind of the season a formality for. but just a minute later emil bad game pulled one but for months. leaving peterson and co desperate for the final whistle. is one i wasn't just killjoy it was pure relief because we've been desperate for that second when. the results. of the automatic relegation places. well now it's time to take a look at the results so far on much day thirteen and as you c

and hollywood star arnold schwarzenegger has been flexing his environmental muscles at the un climate conference in bonn in germany the terminator actor and former governor of california is highly critical of the climate policies of u.s. presidents donald trump and he's campaigning for more green energy and cuts in a missions but he says too many people still just don't know what's at stake. for no shots an acre is no newcomer to environmental activism but in bonn he said environmentalist's need to find ways to get their point across more effectively i can do the best action movie in the world but if i don't know how to communicate to the people to get them into the movies going to the box office it's going to go in the toilet. so this is why it is so important if you start communicating it's time that we wake up it's time that we wake up and talk about would really matters here is what matters the twenty five thousand people are dying every day because of pollution spots an acre believes fighting climate change begins with a regional approach and many in the us are taking a similar v

where benedict arnold's u.s. navy fleet gave the british all they could handle on that first day of what would turn out to be a three-day running gunbattle down the leak -- the lake. ultimately, arnold's fleet would either be sunk, surrender, or scuttled as he made his way back down toward the protection of the guns at crown port -- point in ticonderoga. the spirit of the mission was successful as the commander of towardce got ticonderoga, took a look at the american defenses there, and decided being so late in the season in the northeast with winter coming on coming he did not want to get involved in a protracted siege of ticonderoga. so he turned his invasion force around and return to canada. this would result in him being replaced with the flamboyant gentleman johnny burgoyne, the british general who would come back down lake champlain in the summer of 1777, ultimately pressed through the american defenses at mount independence, and for tech on a rocha, and reach of the lake where his soldiers began the long

tom arnold didn't inject himself to the argument.hey knew each other. >> back >> fox5 told you the congressional office of compliance has made out more than $15 million of your money in settlements to more than 230 people since 1997. >> new tonight updated numbers show how much has really been paid out for congressional workplace violations including sexual harassment. most noticeable in 2002 and 2007 alone, $8 million was awarded. that is absolutely mind boggling to me. we as taxpayers should demand to know who those people were. they should be unmasked because the fact that it was our money that is settling these things to me is just outrageous. >> it's wrong. it's absolutely wrong. and again, it's -- how do you get to this point where you can expect that you sign these nondisclosure agreements and obviously the victim they should remain anonymous. >> sure. >> but for these lawmakers who we're covering for, we're covering for, we're paying for their legal fees. >> paying for. >> paying these settlements out. let's move on tonight.

his piece here is the letter book of benedict arnold on anddition to quebec in 1775 it starts with a journal by john of john , a copy montisore's notes. what is interesting about this piece, from a prove nance standpoint, it was presented to historical society in on in our collecting history, so much so it is historical the society by colonel aaron burr. easy to not have to qualify that. again, one of is, the treasures of maine historic at society. published ave been over time and it has been micro-filmed, most researchers book itself, e despite the content, because it arnold has benedict its own intrinsic value and you can see a copy of his signature there. benedict arnold was a general during the revolutionary war infamous for becoming a traitor and transitioning to the british side. and lt very slighted underappreciated during the revolutionary war and thought e'd get a better deal on the other side. didn't really work out in his 1775, he was most ered one of the successful cohorts in the continental army. here isparticular piece an auction list from the hms is of particular inter

now heiler star arnold schwarzenegger has been flexing his environmental muscles at the u.n. climate conference in bonn in germany the terminator actor and former governor of california is highly critical of the climate policies of u.s. presidents donald trump he's campaigning for more green energy and cuts in emissions but he says too many people still just don't know what's at stake. carlos watson agar is no newcomer to environmental activism but in bonn he said environmentalist's need to find ways to get their point across more effectively i can do the best action movie in the world but if i don't know how to communicate to the people to get them into the theater the movie is going to die at the box office it is going to go in the toilet so this is why it is so important it is.

and his partner, lindsay arnold took home trophy.he two will appear on abc's "good morning america" this morning. while holidays may mean hugs for many, the girl scouts is telling parents not to make their daughters hug anyone, not even relatives. a post on the organization's website tells parents quote, "she doesn't owe anyone a hug. not even at the holidays." the "hugs" addressed here are clearly of a non-sexual nature... according to the girl scouts' post, that can influence how girls set boundaries in the future. the idea is to let them decide how and when they want to show affection. there is much more coming up on good morning there is much more coming up on good morning what are you working on for 5 0-clock. what if home security was different? what if it looked different? what if the measure of working, was that you never had to think about it. ♪ what if it was so easy to use, you actually used it. [alarm] you have 3 minutes to exit. what if it gave you time, and what