arnold is furious.his last protector, washington, has betrayed him, america has offended his honor, he's lost to all. so he's going to plot, daring change, defect to the british, placed at west point. west point, the military academy, was a fort and washington is shocked by this because he knows arnold wants to fight in battle. why does he want an outpost but he agrees, west point is crucial for this right here. it is along the hudson and what that is is literally a big thick chain this back that stretches across the hudson river. what do you think it is meant to do? keep out ships. would it work? what do you think? >> i say no. anyone say yes? bottom line no one knows because it was never tested. batteries on either side, the british never tested it but west point falls in the chain and the garrisons and batteries are removed, what can the british do? take the hudson, and therefore divide the colonies which they have been trying to do so andre, this is his self-portrait, very fashionable general a is g

benedict arnold, he's given this really prestigious command and arnold the battlefield, he wants to fight but is not ready yet so is getting into this position and he accepts and the problem is he's full of himself and he talks about it and he talks too much and he runs his mouth and congress does not like him. and he feels that he is constantly passed over by other lesser officers. inferior officers have been promoted over him and he said when the charge before using government property pillaging and other charges that he talks about after the war. he is placed in charge here so they demand that he swear the oath of loyalty. and arnold said how dare you, but i do know this country so he takes to his friends and another officer had enough and arnold set up his military governor and what are his first acts as the party and he invites no members of the continental army. in his right there in the corner, a loyalist family and through heard that he may or may not admit an acquaintance of the british john andre and potentially correspondence ultimately leads to treason and arnold obviously has

a clap from arnold schwarzenegger, that's what i like. men have reached the top in such a variety of professions. body building, seven times mr olympia. in films, rising to become the highest—paid movie star of the time. with conan the barbarian, predator... ..and the most famous of all, the terminator. i'll be back. and he was. and i will not let you down. as a politician, serving as a republican governor of california between 2003 and 2011. he used that political power to protect the environment, passing laws to promote renewable energy and limit exhaust fumes. he sees carbon dioxide, the root cause of climate change, as a pollution issue. now he spends much time as an environmental campaigner backing green energy in california and global political events. i mean, you can't get a cause that is larger then saving the planet. with the schwarzenegger climate initiative, organising an annual get—together of senior politicians and green voices in vienna. he gave an in—depth interview to the bbc before the climate summit in scotland. are we r

joining us and that congressman jeff van drew and warren at davidson prater brownell arnold of the nationalpayers union, former national security official casey mcfarland, texas attorney general paxton and the points kite ceo and founder brian kelly. the devil is in the detail for the case of biden spending plan the taxes, the plan calls for increased powers for the irs to snoop on your money. hear from a tax expert is as it's full of budget gimmicks and is a horrible deal for taxpayers. plus will look at how president biden looks in the eyes of other world leaders, his troubles at home, getting his spending plans a path in the global powers testing the administration without a response. biden and top people heading into the climate talks on monday. without leaders of russia and china. this as oil hovers during a seven-year high end americans are feeling the pain at the pump. we investigated to push to go green will lead to higher cost in the u.s. vaccine mandates threatening holiday travel. manpower shortages from airlines to the tsa could lead to a travel nightmare. what you need to know

tonight congressman chris stewart kristen tate former white house deputy chief of staff carl rowe, arnoldh the taxpayers union, energy expert alex. national border patrol council president brandon judge and restaurant tour. alright folks there's also this. the biden administration bics tax-and-spend plans are in jeopardy tonight and other debt ceiling battle looms. reports the white house is banking on mitch mcconnell to come through again but mcconnell has already vowed republicans are not going to help raise the debt ceiling in december. why shouldn't they? the nation is already maxed out. and then today is the last day to get your taxes and that is if you filed for an extension for the future of your tax return could be a little more grim as democrats are looking to beef up the irs and new in your bank account. not just a problem for you, the banks now also warning this could be a big mess. then of course steel prices continued to rise. you are already feeling it at the pump but brace yourself and hold on to what is left in that wallet. because this winter heating bills could soar. plu

arnold still trains at the gym most days and he's happy to share his skills. exhale.t the upcoming climate summit in glasgow. i think we have conquered problems in the past. we have terminated problems in the past, i think that we can do it again. we all have to work together — that is the bottom line. and to take politics out and just say, "we've got to save the world." and we all have to work together. arnold schwarzenegger talking to tom heap for 39 ways to save the planet which is available on bbc sounds. here in the uk, a nine—year—old boy called charlie has been inspired to take up northern soul dancing by his grandfather. the northern soul scene emerged in the 1970s, when djs would hunt down rare black american soul vinyls, and bring them back to play in venues across the north—west of england. charlie fell in love with the dance, after hearing stories about his grandad carl's teenage years. and he's now been to his first real northern soul night. here's how charlie got on. my mum thinks i'm going to wear myself out in the first four seconds. and i'm going to b

teddy ken dishes liberal icon, giving arnold schwarzenegger advice to stick to what arnold did most oft get in the policy weeds. time to clean house in sacramento. gray davis probably doesn't appreciate that. >> no. another interesting he talks about, he and gray davis, they became very close. talk about the difference between then and now. they became very close almost immediately because gray davis when he made the concession call, let me know if i can help you. schwarzenegger took him up on that and they pretty pretty regularly so worked together professionically and politically and also became good friends personally which, again, i mean, imagine that today. >> another thing arnold talks about in that podcast is the frustration from people when he couldn't deliver. people were saying you were the action heros who promised us thing and we'll hear from a president who is starting to feel the frustration look at polling about the economy and other things. here's the president of the united states at the white house. >> today for the first time since march of 2020 the american unemploy

additional funding is provided by the estate of arnold adams, the human foundation committed to bridgingultural differences in our community, rose herschel and andy shreve's, the corporation for public broadcasting and contributions from viewers like you. once again, from washington, our moderator. >> good evening and welcome to washingtonweek. economic disaster was narrowly avoided as lawmakers made a last-minute bipartisan deal to raise the u.s. debt ceiling. it is a fix that will only last until december 3 and it came after president biden and business leaders warned about the dangers. pres. biden: the united states pays its bills, it is who we are, who we have been and who we will continue to be, god willing. >> are playing with fire and our country has suffered greatly over the last two years. >> senate minority leader mitch mcconnell caught his own party by surprise when he announced republicans were willing to vote to raise the debt ceiling. thursday the senate passed the short-term solution but neither was content. >> we promised we would not help the democrat party raise the deb

. >> additional funding is provided by the estate of arnold adams. who -- they are committed to bridging cultural differences in our communities. sandra and carl, rose and herschel shreve's, and contributions from your pbs station from viewers like you. winky. --. >> it evening and welcome to washingtonweek. the insurrection happened 282 days ago and while the time the violence felt like the end of an era, it seems more like the beginning of a deeper phase of the culture wars. somebody leading the charge in these fights is steve nnp he is the architect of former president trumps grievance politics. he refuses to answer questions from congress about his involvement in january 6. lawmakers will hold him in criminal contempt. on wednesday, he headlined a political rally for republicans in virginia and former president trump called and with more election lies. >> we wanted 2016, we want in 2020, the most corrupt election in our country and probably one of the most corrupt anywhere but we will win it again. we will take it all back. >> battle lines are be

attorney general ken paxton, deputy national security adviser kt mcfarland, doctor marc siegel, braden arnold from the taxpayers union and ralph norman, it is a jampacked our the democrats buckling realizing the reality check bounced. they don't have a mandate that means the slimmest majority in a century that justify spending not seen since wartime, were catching more weight as every tax bracket will see their tax bills go up plus mexico and panama say they warned the white house to stop the border crisis, criminal cartel control the border, new caravans of 60000 potentially coming in the majority fentanyl network involving mexico and china broke it up. the news we brought you last night panama caught 100 terrorists trying to get to the u.s. border in the last two years and were digging into the new subpoenas from john durham, more details on what hillary clinton's campaign was allegedly doing inside the government to bring down trauma. the fight to stop the pandemic and new promising pill taking orally from drugmaker, california the first in the nation to mandate vaccines from k - 12 school

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executive chair emeritus, two times chairman of the board of the atlantic council and major general arnold nro. thank you for joining us but i'm sure you and everyone else joining me and my salute to general powell. here at the atlantic council we are committed to shaping the global future together with our allies and partners. with a dedicated focus to producing actionable recommendations with real-world impact . the two individuals joining us today have job done just that throughout their careers significantly impacting the us department of defense plans and priorities so again i'll this in the conversation they probably have an impact the plans and priorities as much as they would like to have and i'll heget into that in ourdiscussion . the council's work to develop sustainable nonpartisan strategies to address most important security challenges facing the united states and itsallies and partners . the center seeks to honor another general, general scope dropped who passed away last year in august. it seeks to honor his legacy, his legacy of service and embodies his ethos of nonpartisan

arnold schwarzenegger, i will shake on that. thank you very much indeed., , you? yes, and he has been campaigning _ you? yes, and he has been campaigning for— you? yes, and he has been campaigning for a - you? yes, and he has been campaigning for a very - you? yes, and he has been| campaigning for a very long you? yes, and he has been - campaigning for a very long time on many of these issues, interesting. that was arnold schwarzenegger talking to tom heap for radio a's 39 ways to save the planet on bbc sounds. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london. a charity that supports domestic abuse victims of african and caribbean heritage says 97% of its service users complain about the treatment they receive from police and government agencies. sistah space has released this video showing how black women are at an increased risk of being left at home a petition for valerie ford was started after police dealt poorly with her abuse. valerie forde was murdered having gone to the police station and reported domestic ab

arnold still trains at the gym most days and he's happy to share his skills. exhale. and to take politics out and just say, "we've got to save the world." and we all have to work together. arnold schwarzenegger talking to tom heap for 39 ways to save the planet which is available on bbc sounds. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello. the flooding situation across some parts of the country has improved but we are seeing more rain around today and into the next few days it remains very unsettled. whilst there is some rain, it's not going to be raining all the time, there will be some drier, sunnier spells in between the rain, but accompanied by some strong winds from time to time, it will also be feeling quite a bit cooler everywhere. we've had rain sitting across northern and western areas recently. that rain band on that weather front is pushing into eastern parts of england. rain is heading north. stays wet right the way through the day, heading across eastern parts of scotland in the south for a while. we've got that rain continue to push it

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joining me now is dayle arnold, former boston spokes radio talk show host and analyst with new england sports network and a voice that has brought me joy for decade. dayle, you were at the game last night. which means you couldn't have possibly slept. i didn't. and i just watched it on tv. >> i'm a big fan of brianna keilar. the only reason i got up at 5:00 a.m. was to talk brady and belichick with berman. that's it. >> that's great. what's better than that? what happened in the stadium? >> i thought the fans handled themselves perfectly. brady got a nice round of applause when he came out for warmup. just prior to the buccaneers coming onto the field, the patriots put together a tribute video. it was for brady and gronk. they didn't know gronk wouldn't be there. they got a rousing standing ovation from the fans. and then when the buccaneers came onto the field for offense for the very first time, they booed the super bowl champion buccaneers. i thought the fans handled themselves perfectly all night long. . >> people have been saying, you're going to be so conflicted watching this gam

general james also executive chair, two-time chairman of the atlantic council of major general arnold so thank you for joining us and i'm sure you and everyone else jointly my salute general powell here we are committed to saving the global future together with our allies and partners with the dedicated focus on producing actionable recommendations with real-world facts. there are two others running us today who have done that throughout their careers, significantly impacting trust department defense plans and priority so i'll get into this is the conversation they haven't impacted the plans and priorities as much as they would like to have. working to develop sustainable nonpartisan oddities to address the most important security challenges facing united states and allies and partners. seeking to honor another general, he passed away last year in august seeks to honor his legacy service embodies nonpartisan commitment and security support for u.s. leadership in cooperation with allies and partners dedication mentorship for the next generation of leaders. consistent with that mission,

you have sufficient an interesting discussion with arnold about it. i just want to play a clip about the role that his then in-laws, the kennedys, and specifically teddy kennedy, played in his election. so let's listen. >> first of all, teddy kennedy, what a jewel. eunice said to me, shoe talk to teddy. you should really include teddy in this whole thing. i said i totally agree with you. he's very experienced. i remember always what teddy kennedy said, don't get into details, arnold. and i listened to him very carefully. and that's exactly what we did. later when i was in office, we broke down the details. >> honestly, that's just part of it, right? it was so interesting to hear it all, dana. >> he went so much further than i thought he would in terms of talking about what was going on behind the scenes. that as somebody who is openly obsessed with the kennedy legacy. that fascinated me being from massachusetts and you as well. they couldn't be any more different in terms of politics. they knew my heart and who i was. as family, because of course mari

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. >> additional funding is provided by the estate of arnold adams. the u.n. foundation.ridging cultural differences in our committee. sandra and carl, rose herschelas nation from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ >> once again, from washingt gooevening and welcome to "washington week." is is another week for president biden -- another difficult week for president biden. he visited capitol hill to unit democrats run his agenda. he told lawmakers they need to reach an agreement on ndin c aonfidendnt.fident. >>e it doesn't matter whether it's six days or six weeks, we will get it done. they are fighting over how much srey mo opetondsen a l. b moderate to say they are worried deal and avoided a government shutdown. joining me to discuss how we got isk'sta stema sleior capitol hill course from the for nbc who joins us from capitol hill. joining me in studio, laura lopez. what has corresponded for white house reporter for cnn, and the chief washington correspondent for the new york times. thank you for being here. garrett, you are in th buig latt on where democrats stand right no

times that we have known. >> kevin arnold is just like a regular kid except in the 1960s, and he's notho 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 of the baby boomers in the 1960s is about rebellion, about being students. by the 1980s, it's time to grow up. and so they shave their beards, give up their dashikis, and put on power suits, a whole new notion. >> oh, the yuppies. last year the politicians were all talking about winning their votes. now the young urban professionals and the rest of their baby boom generation are being wooed by advertisers and their agencies. >> by the '80s, it was pretty clear that the generation after the generation of the '60s may be embodied by alex keaton on "family ties," seeming to be a lot more interested in the corner office than the new jerusalem. >> you're a young man, you shouldn't be worried about success. you should be thinking about hopping on

another panelists secretary of state under arnold schwarzenegger. bruce macpherson. several suggestions to reform the process, including requiring their be proof of a crime or malfeasance in order to recall an elected official. >> i think this is something to be addressed really an effort to get it right outside of the state capitol lead proponent of the recall of governor gavin newsome. orrin heatley says he objects to the effort to modify the process just because it's a threat to the power structure that currently in place here in capital. >> doesn't give them the right or the authority, modified or manipulate the process. so it favors them instead of the people. >> any major changes to the recall process would be up to voters to decide at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> coming up, you might want to reconsider hitting drive-thru on your way home. the potentially dangerous ingredient found in some of the top fast food chains and maybe start planning an alternate routes and changes are coming to public transit in san francisco. why a vaccine mandate

oh no, comma kayla arnold with the sun cover. if you look up in my live on the out there on my side and let us mr. mazel life, he says, as of an english limit towards them, come the skid awful by and, and one coffee that was quoted is russian. the much been yes. knock me up that you see up a dollar for like talking to me for your king laptop or something, but always makes me start with a few people are as brave and buoyant as julio. and that takes a special kind of talent. it's not related to put if coke up to level throws age or if we would, she asked at all because player was full reasoning for you. so far there's no genetic proof the talent can be inherited. unlike physical appearance, that remains an open question. it's up to every individual to decide how to develop their skills and who they want to become. here. when i said i was talking with them, probably only for saying again i'm and i'm with him. he was diane. yeah. you would have complete your convenience. the money is a visa huddle. shit, the block where those doesn't

carillo. >> thank you, arnold. matthew, related to, while we seem to see the most of the myocarditis after the second dose. i'm curious about if there's been any close examination of those individuals experiencing myocarditis after their first dose of the vaccine. do they have evidence of prior covid infection, specifically closely recent covid infection? and then related to that, do we have any data coming out of, let's say, the uk where they have had a longer dosing -- they have played with a longer dosing interval between the first and the second dose? is it the closeness of the dosing interval, the shorter dosing interval that actually influences that rate of myocarditis that we see after the second dose? >> yeah, those are both excellent questions. you know, for -- you know, for the vaers data we did not simply separate out of that the dose one or dose two yet. when we briefly looked, we didn't see a huge difference in, you know, their basic demographics. and we didn't necessarily have -- we didn't -- good inf

. >> additional funding is provided by the estate of arnold adams. the u.n. foundation.ridging cultural differences in our committee. sandra and carl, rose herschel and andy shreve's. and my contributions to your pbs nation from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ >> once again, from washington, the moderator. >> good evening and welcome to "washington week." this is another week for president biden -- another difficult week for president biden. he visited capitol hill to unit democrats run his agenda. he told lawmakers they need to reach an agreement on it doesn't matter whether it's just sounding confident. >> it doesn't matter whether it's six days or six weeks, we will get it done. >> the phone was derailed -- the vote was derailed. the reason? they are fighting over how much money to spend on a second infrastructure bill. progressive supported $3.5 trillion price tag. moderate to say they are wored about "fiscal insanity." thursday, there was good news. congress made an 11th hour deal and avoided a government shutdown. joining me to discuss how we got here andhe conseque

happening today is like by can 19th the 8 norquist, i say, no to this discrimination, but i don't carry arnold in all this deepening cluster void. we're not looking for compensation, both openness and opportunity for reasoning. here we are talking about economic recovery, but whose economic recovery have families less even more in crisis around those who previously could not make until the end of the month. now find themselves in an average of 200 or 300 years last effort from home to pay for the test. for the reason people have been upset with this move by the italian government to demand that the digital coven pass. the green pass be shown is because they've gone farther than most of the european countries. people are gonna have to show this in order to go to any job already. you are having to show it to, to get into restaurants, to eat, endorse also to go to, to more leisure activities, but for everybody to have to show want to go to work. that's a different issue entirely, especially when it comes with the prospect of a 1500 euro fine for those that can't produce a coven green pass. now we

there is of course a formidable alliance, whether that's the pope, arnold schwarzenegger, joe biden,stern leaders, who want to help the brits in their task of pushing the world further and faster on their commitments to help halt changes to the climate, but there are also formidable powers on the other side to aren't as enthusiastic, who aren't as reluctant — whether that's china or india. it's certainly not a slamdunk for downing street. they know that these big climate talks coming are vitally important and they're at this stage not at all confident that they're going to be able to pull off what they want to achieve. after meeting the pope, president biden went on for talks with his french counterpart, emmanuel macron. relations between the us and france have been strained since washington announced a security deal with australia and the uk. the aukus deal to sell submarines to australia scuppered a previous french arrangement and was said to have cost the country billions. president macron said they were rebuilding confidence, while president biden admitted things could have been

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everyone else really enjoys it, and it also just looks very charming when you're walking around allison arnold and her husband, casey, enjoying a night out down the street at havana. i love it. i mean, we're still not comfortable going inside to restaurants and it would be a tough for us to get used to that. so having more opportunity outside. very good thing. cocktails to go also considered a nice perk. one they wouldn't mind sticking around. i think it is great if they were to stay. i think the concern was that people would be running drunk through the streets. clearly that has not happened. i think california can make it work anything to support their local restaurants. it's been really hard for them to get through the pandemic. so the ones that have stayed open. they need all the help. we can go. so again, park let's here in california to stay through 2024. as for to go cocktails, they'll be here through at least 2026 from now we're live and wanna creek zach sauce. fox ktvu news. okay. thank you so much that. well the city of san francisco announced another vaccine mandate today, the city

so now he will, he was elected with work over arnold class in the business community. now there are movements in the business community trying to foster a 3rd way or so called 3rd way, a candidate between little and bulls on. i'm not sure if that will work, but yes, president lula is back. he can run next year, but do not dismiss the capacity of both on how to revive both should know should show it earlier next year or in the hassles next year. a much tighter race, remember ball so novel has the power of the purse. he is not worried about fisco risk ability. he will spend anything and everything in order to be in a good position to get reelected. many people in brazil in 2018, believe that he would never be elected because he, he represents a brand of politics that we are not used to in was 0. he was elect, don't do not dismissal. so not yet. but yes, lar and one final point, a ruler in order to be elected to prevail, he will have to make alliances. remember, one thing, the 2 times the workers party who ran successfully for the presidency, brazza ruler, present level s

approached her, the woman began throwing rocks at them, then started walking down in a bank mint toward arnold industrial way. the woman was eventually taken into custody. one officer suffered a minor injury. people are noticing new artwork popping up in san francisco, south of market neighborhood coming up how it calls attention to filipino american history and contractors make a discovery inside the walls of one home coming up. the people who live there. say it makes them feel like they're living in a museum. in the showers have moved through. but there are some more on the way this whole week is going to require umbrellas in the car. i'll have ever wonder how san francisco became the greenest big city in america? just ask the employee owners of recology. we built the recycling system from the ground up, helping san francisco become the first city in the country to have a universal recycling and composting program for residents and businesses. but it all starts with you. let's keep making a differene together. california coast guard an ntsb investigators boarded the msc dan it this weekend.

there is of course a formidable alliance, whether that's the pope, arnold schwarzenegger, joe biden, biden, boris johnson or other western biden, borisjohnson or other western leaders who want to help the brits in their task of pushing the world further and faster on their commitments to help halt changes to the climate, but there is also formidable power on the other side who are not as enthusiastic, who are not as reluctant, whether that's china or india. it's certainly not a slam dunk for downing street. they know that these big climate talks coming are vitally important and they are at this stage not at all confident that they are going to be able to pull off what they want to achieve. . . , , , achieve. laura kuenssberg, live in rome, achieve. laura kuenssberg, live in rome. thank— achieve. laura kuenssberg, live in rome, thank you. _ a woman has been found guilty of murder, after stabbing her husband to death following a row over a birthday meal. penelope jackson, who's 66, attacked her husband david with a kitchen knife at their home in somerset in february. mrs jackson claime