most of all, faith in detective arnold.fter all, the promise he made to solve the case was to her. >> he is going to see that these people found, if this had just been earon, it would have been just another death, but since erica was involved in that, they wasn't going to let up on it. >> judith didn't know it yet, but at headquarters, he was close to getting answers. james quisenberry, the family friend, who'd made the last phone call to earon, and kenneth williams, who admitted to a witness that he was part of a robbery that turned deadly. >> i was a little an rehence sieve, but not nervous. it's something i had planned on for a long time. >> you were ready? >> i was ready. >> 15 months after the shootings, quisenberry and williams voluntarily came to headquarters. each knew the other was there. >> i wanted them to understand they didn't tell us the truth, the other guy may be. >> detective arnold even walked williams past a close circuit monitor where he could see quisenberry in an interview room. >> now, he's got time t

caleb arnold will now lead the city on immigration issues. a major part of the work will be building relationships with immigrant communities. arnold has more than ten years of legal experience in the immigration field. the main goal to make sure everyone is treated fairly by the justice department regardless of their immigration status. some groups praising krasner for his decision saying arnold is the perfect person pour the job. >> we applaud district attorney krasner's move in appointing caleb arnold to this position because it breeds a safer city. it creates more trust with law enforcement. not just for those folks who are defendants and how are they treated by the district attorney's office but also that the community at large. [ applause ] >> arnold is looking forward to building trust win those communities so everyone can get the help they need. >>> another day of cold temperatures and another water main break to deal with. skyfox over the scene this afternoon. look at that mess right there. it iced over. the breck down shut down the

and i want to just pray for arnold if we can for those ratings, okay?ys, "mark won't bet against trump again." you have another job! that's why you weren't hosting anymore. >> he's gonna be okay. >> but it's like, "you left to go be president." it's not -- did he think that he was replaced by arnold schwarzenegger just 'cause he was a bad host? >> one of the things of all of these clips so far that a lot of people aren't seeing at home is that, every time trump starts speaking, i've done a face-palm, like, actually physically in front of you guys. >> 'cause you know where it's going. >> it's awful. like, this is just so awful. >> it is a fun trip down memory lane because i totally forgot most of this ever happened. so much has happened this year. >> yeah, well, and when you talk about "the apprentice," again, i think people forgot it was still on the air at that point. >> yeah. >> and, by the way, speaking of arnold schwarzenegger, isn't it amazing that we all forgot, back in 2003, when he was running for governor, he had a whole "grope fest" controvers

we learned that in the sherry arnold case.ained from local businesses gave us a lot of evidence about what happened. and so in this case, we went out and started thinking about videos that might have captured her car going from the sidney area, to the fort peck indian reservation. >> this is not los angeles or chicago where anything that happens outs going to be on some piece of security tape. >> that's right. in fact, in the 70 miles between cody johnston's house and where her car was found in poplar, i found one video. one surveillance camera that captured the highway. >> that one camera is here, in culbertson, a town of about 700 souls along the missouri river. it's atop the local high school and it's aimed at lonely highway two. >> agent overby asked for the tape from that camera from february 14th. and? >> and sure enough, there's nicole's vehicle coming through town. >> here is that tape and right there is nicole's expedition. >> you sure it's nicole's car? >> yes, nicole's vehicle was two toned and this was a two toned

shawnette, thank you today philadelphia district attorney counsel.sner app point add new caleb arnold will now lead the city on immigration issues. major part of the work will be building relationships with immigrant communities. they also want to make sure that far one is treated fairly by the justice department regardless of their immigration status. some groups day praising krasner's decision. we applaud district attorney krasner's move in app pointing caleb arnold to this position because it breeds a safer city. creates more trust with law enforcement not just for those folks who are defendants and how are they treated by office, bute community at large. >> arnold is looking forward wie communities so everyone can get the help they need. >>> we are following more breaking news at this hour. a bombshell report in the new york times says esordered the fl counsel robert mueller in june but the timeswhen the white houl threatened to resign. according torump claimed mueller was biased. but white house counsel donal dd to quit if the president went through with the firing. no comment to

, where the kids asked arnold, and he said it is the stuff that i blow up in my movies. it is all around us, basically. host: mike. ohio. go ahead. caller: good morning, gentlemen. interesting subject. one of the stories that is flying under the radar will be the attack on prevailing wage and to institute a national right to work for less rule with the combination of government and private investment in these projects. i am sure that this is a concerted effort to drive a nail into -- one more nail into the skilledf decent pay for people such as operating engineers like myself, iron workers -- skilled trades people , and when you destroy their wages, the very same people that say that it is people like us that make too much money if we are making $60,000 or $70,000 a year. if you go to these right to work states, you will see a higher rate of death on the job, lower pay with no benefits national health benefits, no retirement funds --nothing like that. host: mike, thank you very much. the idea of pay, and how those would build these roads are paid. guest: that will be ano

humans must not surrender all control to machines that's why researcher christian arnold is calling for digital content to be certified authentic. he says more watchdogs are needed to. get we need people to tell us which imagery and sounds are genuine we need them to explain these images or sounds as well. artificial intelligence is dangerous only if we lose control over it. shifts says use new technologies intelligently. and now in our shift ranking twenty seven teams most popular instagram hash tag. if it's place art highly subjective term what some people tagging manicured fingernails as art and others works by care how to please don't more hanging in britain's national gallery. in fourth photography a real all around hashtag suitable for holiday snapshots. and professional photographs of models well instagram is an image platform after all. in third photo of the day instagram members love indexing their pics with this hash tag luckily smartphones let you easily capture every seemingly important moment of your life this hashtag offers some real highlights like that's pretty. the runn

good christiane arnold studies artificial intelligence at cardiff university he's concerned that these technological advances could have a massive impact on society. a mother see only works if we all have a shared perception of reality and if this perception of democracy collapse and. so far only researchers are experimenting with this kind of manipulation for example at the german research center for artificial intelligence. machines to see this is it's shocking sure. it's definitely brilliant when all the neural networks can learn what we teach. so how does it work and what's deep learning basically it works like this a piece of information is fed into a virtual network like this number nine it consists of dark and light pixels each pixel sends a characteristic signal through the network if the signal hits on a wrong answer the network readjust itself until it gets it right learning in the process the more data is fed into the network the quicker it learns. researchers you select the necessary amount of data for this but that's changed now they also have the processing power to match

lizzie arnold ta kes been very up and down. lizzie arnold takes the bronze medal! myself and i have confidence. the goal of trying to become the first british winter olympian to retain my title is so motivating. that gets me out of bed every morning. as you've been seeing, with more medal prospects for great britain across winter sports than at any point in history, there's every chance that bjorn chang 2018 could be record—breaking for great britain... —— pyongchang 2018. there will be full coverage of the winter olympics on the bbc sport website. that's all from me, back the same time tomorrow for more outside source. a stormy start to 2018 but let me show you the big picture first of all. a look at north america. here, we have some very all. a look at north america. here, we have some very cold weather developing. blue colours here, a big dip in thejet stream, bringing in cold airfrom arctic dip in thejet stream, bringing in cold air from arctic canada. the jet strea m cold air from arctic canada. the jet stream shoots across the atlantic. a very powerful jet st

. >> in other news arnold schwarzenegger and tom arnold two of the actors coming to the defense of their true lives co-star eliza dushku after she claims she was sexuals assaulted by the stunt coordinator. >> at age 12 eliza played the daughter in the dangerous block buster with dangerous stunts like this. >> i don't cross the line. i'll tell somebody right away how many different ways we can shoot the stunt. >> this weekend dushku took to facebook claiming kramer sexually molested her and she only told family members at the time, but no one seemed ready to confront it. eliza's co-stars and director james cameron rallied around you. i promise you gym cameron, schwarzenegger and jamie lee curtis would have done something. to which schwarzenegger responded you bet your blank. curtis said i was saddened. kramer denied her claims saying they are made up. the agency that represents him said they ke sided to part ways. now to the backlash over the woman accusing ansari of sexually assaulting her. ashl >> you went to the press with a story of a bad date and you have potentially destroyed this m

well dr arnold is here in singapore — and joins me now. us how it works? unheard is not so hard. humans have been using technology and manipulating them at the ‘ dna

host: thanks for the call, arnold. kathy is next. go ahead. us?you with caller: a lot of people do not recognize or remember the fact that when obama took office, we were in a recession, and he pulled us out of that. trump infact that office is not taking a salary, but guess what? he is making millions and millions of dollars, so what is that salary to him? it is peanuts. a house for $40 million and sell it to the russians for $100 million with a $60 million profit, don't you think that was payback for lifting the sanctions on russia? come on, people, let's wake up. this is ridiculous. even when obama was in office, he had to fight a republican congress. trump does not have to fight a democratic congress. he has got everybody there he needs, but he is just not a politician. he just does not know how to work with people, and that is what he does all this tweetin' s o he does not have to answer questions from anybody. jamie says "the democrats are a lot of drama queens. they would not do a compromise if it ran them over. the democrats never compromi

arnold is more than ten years of legal experience in the immigration field. his main goal the da says is to make sure the justice system treats everyone fairly regardless of their immigration status. >> we applaud district attorney krasner's move in appointing caleb arnold to this position because it breeds a safer city. it creates more trust with law enforcement. not just for those folks who are defendants and how are they treated by the district attorney's office but also the community at large. >> arnold says that they are looking forward to building trust within the city's immigrant community. >>> take moment. look at your screen right here. have you seen this girl? pennsylvania state police say 13-year-old destiny ran away from bethany's children home in berks county. last seen january 19th. she's described as 5-foot one and may have been seen in warnersville two days ago. if you know anything, if you believe you've seen her, give police a call. >>> skyfox over a crash in philadelphia's fair hill neighborhood. 78-year-old man was trying to cross alleghen

benedict arnold himself was severely wounded in the left leg. this is the second time he was in the left leg during the war. after the second battle of over, general burgoyne realized his defensive were untenable and had no choice but to retreat back to the north. day onfollowing october 8, his army began to retreat. it eightonly made miles north of saratoga battlefield. american army commanded by general horatio gates was in hot pursuit. up general manner caught with burgoyne's army at a place as saratoga. general burgoyne gets into the sarsaratoga. to surrounds begins burgoyne's army. after a few days of siege and general burgoyne surrendered on the 17th of october, 1777. this surrender is often called the turning point of the revolutionary war. a british army had never surrendered before, in the history of the world, before general burgoyne surrendered his as saratoga. saratoga was at major factor in bringing about the french alliance. envoys, ambassadors to france, trying to get the french to side with the united states but so far they were

. >>> the world's smallest fly is discovered and it's named after arnold schwarzenegger. >>> coming up "news at 6:00." a busy day for san francisco's new interim mayor. how mark ferrell jumped right in after last night's heated meeting to appoint him. >>> what lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are doing after several allegations of sexual misconduct. >>> cable is expensive as it is. but imagine getting billed twice? >>> and entomologist in los angeles discovered the smallest fly. >> and he ee's naming it after arnold schwarzenegger. you see the resemblance, i assume. >> well, in this side by side, yes, a little bit. the eventomologist said the fly bulging forearms made him of schwarzenegger. e-government moor and now you g bug named after you. >> for michael finney and all of us here, we appreciate your time, and hope to see you in half an hour. >> see you then. >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the judge's decision. the former usa gymnastics doctor, larry nassar, sentenced to 175 years in prison. the judge telling him, quote, i just signed your death wa

times that we've known. >> kevin arnold is just like a regular kid except in the 1960s, and he's nothe events. like in one of the episodes, the whole family is watching the apollo 8 take off, but i'm just 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 seemed so pure and so real. ♪ when a man loves a woman can't keep his mind on nothing else ♪ >> the tone in the 1960s 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 those young urban professionals and 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 t

. >> also in the movie, callen von moeg ur who plays a young arnold schwarzenegger. >> have you met arnoldme at gold's gym actually. he stopped and helped me with some poses. >> your favorite arnold one-liner? >> put the cookie down. >> okay. that's that. >> i couldn't get past this. >> no one can. >> back to "dancing with the stars." maks and peta along with val are heading on tour in 2018. >> lauren zima was invited behind the scenes of their photo shoot. >> yes! ♪ >> one, two, three. >> what did you get yourself into by going on tour with these two? >> i don't know, but i'm actually very excited. working with these guys on "dancing with the stars" has been so amazing. >> working with these guys? you live with these guys? >> well, i live with one. >> where would you be? why wouldn't you go on tour with me? why wouldn't you be like -- >> i could name you a couple reasons why you wouldn't go on tour. >> baby shai is going to be on this tour. how are you going to deal with baby on a bus? >> talk to me the first week and see how it goes. >> maybe that's because the 11-month-old just started

. >> don't touch california, that message to donald trump from the governor himself, arnold schwarzenegger the president. >> the candidate for california governor, once the state attorney general arrested, travis allen telling tucker carlson attorney general is threatening to find employers if they comply with federal law and provide employee information to us immigration. >> he has crossed a line. this is now a criminal offense, the moment of justice needs to come, sessions and trump need to come to california to literally arrest, indict him for breaking federal law. >> the new law prevents workers of any immigration status from being detained at workplaces. it is now legal to get high the green mountain state. lawmakers passing a law allowing recreational marijuana, the first state to legalize pot through legislature instead of letting voters decide. this brings the number of states allowing recreational marijuana to nine along with the nation's capital. now to foxbusiness alert, detrimental to democracy, facebook admitting the social media platform may not be good for the country. what

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like the 1947 spike after kenneth arnold when 850 people all came forward with alien stories. the likelihood that these trends of them all of a sudden being from venus, from all of a sudden being from mars follow verifiable truth especially when you can't following it up with evidence is problematic. >> certainly. and it's inscribed into the name. as matthew pointed us to before. they're literally called unidentified flying objects. and the problem is that all of these conspiracies are trying to inscribe them with meaning, are 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 mantra we were talking about on tuesday, that there are these known knowns, these known unknowns. and those unknown unknowns. the things you don't know that you don't know. and that's what's going to allow ufo conspiracism to be so expansive. because once you move away from the striblktdtures of any physil evidence, pretty much anything is going to come into play.

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it doesn't get much bigger than arnold schwarzenegger the man who turned the hummer into a consumer vehicle in the one nine hundred ninety s. this time he was hawking the mercedes g. class an s.u.v. that averages about twelve miles to a gallon of gasoline. large utility vehicles are more popular than ever in the u.s. their high profit margins combined with the nation's low gasoline prices have pushed carmakers to ramp up production in recent years they've been rewarded with record sales. it's a much different environment than europe and china passenger cars are still the focus their electric is the key word carmakers like b.m.w. and folks wagon have vowed to invest billions on new electric models. in detroit the focus was on pickup trucks including the return of the ford ranger ford also introduced its midsize edge xti to go on sale this summer as you can see the hottest segment gets even hotter with a new edge i state this is our most powerful s.u.v. ever folks wagon introduced its new jetta it's focusing on gasoline engine cars while trying to come back from the diesel emissions scandal t

dietz etc with actor and former governor arnold schwarzenegger unveiling the new mercedes g class s u v g twenty five s comic has vied for attention at the international show time lorenz's and then tie a theatre with a presentation. us comic has also showcased ever larger vehicles like the new ford ranger pickup brawny trucks and rugged s.u.v.s and generating fat profits spurred by low gasoline prices ford also introduced its midsize as u.v. which goes on sale this summer as you can see. the hottest segment gets even hotter with the new i just say this is our most powerful s.u.v. ever. call micah's push more trucks and s.u.v.s there are concerns that it could be too much of a good thing u.s. sales have already started weakening over production and over discounting of a new watch what's among analysts in the sector but those are words you're unlikely to hear from the stage of the detroit auto show. folks said a new record for car sales in twenty seventeen despite the continuing fallout from its diesel gate scandal the german carmakers sold eleven million vehicles last year four point t

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needed such invited famous actor and former california state governor arnold schwarzenegger to the presentation of the new g class on friend and t.v. . with so many carmakers vying for attention against the cantor. us try makers are also a shell casing large vehicles like ford which present a new pickup trucks and wreck it as see these are generating fat profits for american manufacturers spurred by low gasoline prices american consumers are snapping them up for it may have to promise to invest eleven billion dollars to the electric cars in the coming years but here in detroit the new team ability is barely to be seen instead power in performance or the name and thinking. let's pull in now correspondents cost and for a nominee who's in detroit daniel cope a financial correspondent in frankfurt kasten starting with you here stealing the show a vehicle the driverless cars or the usual gas guzzlers in the spotlight. definitely the traditional gas guzzling or combustion engine basically this is a very traditional all to show where all the big companies are showing off their latest and most shining

a few days later, he was tweeting about arnold schwarzenegger's bad ratings on "the apprentice."n he tweeted about barack obama wiretapping him at trump tower. so on, and so forth. so he can very easily do what rick santorum was begging him straight to camera not to do, and it is hard to imagine that suddenly that's going to change because of these numbers. >> these mashes are good, but on each one of these metrics -- policies, moving the country in the right direction, confidence in ability to do it, overall reaction to the speech -- he's down in each one of those categories from a year ago. you do see the wear and tear of one year of his presidency, even though clearly these are good marks for him. >> he did get good grades a year ago. it wasn't a state of the union, it was an address before a joint session of congress. he did get a lot of praise for that speech, as dana points out, sort of went away relatively quickly. anderson, back to you. >> wolf, the point gloria was making earlier, that's the question in the coming days, what then dominates the news cycle? senator santoru