we had arnold schwarzenegger. we had robin. you had some holes and he couldn't remember some dates and times, maybe there is an issue with his memory. he was helpful to a certain extent. the defense, not as bad as michael cohen, he is someone who is not adversarial but could help not just the prosecution, but -- >> and that is why trump felt optimistic. >> right. >> there was one thing david said that was significant and one stood out when we was sitting outside listening when we were watching the school across the screen, he testifies that at first trump's focus on negative stories which we pointed out, had been about his wife, his daughter, how he was be perceived in his family. but then he said after the campaign started it shifted and it was what the impact would be on the election. and black and white the motive right there. how significant is that one lying. >> i think it is very significant because people thought that this case was going to rest on the credibility of michael cohen and stormy daniels lab their own issues.

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hilda: arnold peter is mckeown's attorney. he says cdcr violated california law, adding that other prison systems and most law enforcement agencies provide accommodations for pregnant officers. arnold: we're asking for the same treatment that any other woman in the state of california would be entitled to. hilda: according to calhr data, since 2017, between 15% to 16% of cdcr's correctional officers have been women. cdcr's website shows the first female correctional officers were hired in the 1970s, and they claim to currently hire women at a higher rate than the national average. melissa glaude: so, i work in the mental health side of it and have my entire career there. hilda: melissa glaude is also a correctional officer at the vacaville prison and a plaintiff in the lawsuit. she says she was 24-weeks pregnant when she was asked to do an emergency cell entry. melissa: and i refused and then went home. i emailed my doctor, like, as soon as i got out to the parking lot, and i let him know what had happened, and he took me off

schwarzenegger national enquirer, right there trying to draw a parallel that arnold did it. and so it's all the same saying that this happens and donald trump is very interested in this. and he starts turning around like i've never seen him he turns around any choice to put his arm and the back of the chair looks certainly in the direction of the jury. i mean, i was looking i was just so it looks there. >> and your picture that's the trial three there. and then he didn't keep his arm there long enough for me. drawn, but he definitely wanted to see if the jury is listening. are they going to react or what did they think this is important? because it was finally some testimony that favored him and his case so he was very interested in that i haven't seen him do that since the beginning in style. and by the way, i had i haven't seen didn't seem have that kind of body language during e jean carroll's case either he was he thought that he really it seemed to me by his body language, you've thought he scored one 30 square when we shall see and thank you so much. always good to see

>> i just thought about arnold swarts and eger and if i was an agent i would let him through.very important i'm a child of an immigrant my man as an immigrant, luckily legally and they are coming to contribute and enjoy opportunities that america affords them and i think that should be encouraged but we have to sift through the people who don't come here for those purposes and there are many stories that highlight this there's a lot of organized crime here in new york city because of illegal immigrants the lincoln riley story was devastating to hear and there is more of that happening and it's all preventable. >> greg: so rob you used to live in la you used to hang out with arnold didn't you? >> good friend of mine good governor. >> greg: and that all fell apart. >> well things are hard it's hard to be the governor of california but the best governor hasn't been a better one sense. >> greg: i can't nevertheless good one. >> p. wilson. >> that's interesting for maybe three people. >> do you want to talk about the topic? >> greg: no let's keep this topic going go get some cocoa

for arnold schwarzenegger. there were 20 stars he paid off there. he still likes trump. and, it was just unabashed about it. and, so, it really kind of came home. was so significant about that very point is what they did successfully, in a word, this week, the prosecutor laid the tracks, starting with the doorman that is now going to end at stormy and the tracks are the presidential candidacy express. that is what it is all about. we knew that david pecker had left the scene as of this time and now we understand it in a way that is completely consistent with this line of the narrative that is essential to what they are proven, which is it is all, from the start, about, yes, legally dodgy but more importantly for the actual crime, they are trying to bully his campaign, they are losing money, this would be a valuable story for them. doesn't matter, this is his job and this one and he played it in an open hand i think the jury found credible. >> what did you think ? >> it was interesting. when i talked first about the agreement with karen mcdougal and ami. on cross, there i

benedict arnold and you see arnold's navy in the lower left hand corner depicting or excuse me, right hand side depicted there. he had a similar experience a year later when he was assigned in soldiers to man a fresh water fleet that he built on lake champlain in upstate new york to fight what would become the battle of bell corps to block british advances coming south from canada and arnold describes his folks this way we have a wretched crew. the marines, the refuse of every regiment and the seamen, few of them ever wet with salt water, recognized in these challenges, congress was forced to act when it received an intelligence report on. the 5th of october 1775. the report said that there were two unprotected vessels moving from england, filled with reinforcements and resupply guys going to quebec. so congress assigned a committee of three consisting of john adams from new york, john langan from new hampshire, and silas from connecticut, to devise a plan to have washington captured these two vessels. they developed a plan in which they tasked washington with purchasing two merchant

but arnold's right.ch from our just that they come here and find honest work as a householdim sot he can impregnate them. yeah abc should just stop there it could get very worse cat okay this is what i think that people don't understandhink that the most anti-illegal immigratiopln mindset is from legal immigrants who actually had to work here, get to getting heregrants t hard way.th well, i mean i think it should be simpler and easier to come dire legally and to contribute because it is very difficult. but also, we we provide so manyo incentives. i talk about this all the time ser people like why do these people keep coming here? and it's like, here's your phonee ke , your and your cash and your place to stay. so a beings are governed by incentives. we can't be shocke d. this keeps happening. and i mean, i don't know when politicians will realize that, but i think they probably already know. but it's kind of easier for pr already to exploit the issue thano an actually do anything about it. >> todd you kn

the man who once held newsom's job arnold schwarzenegger shares why he credits america for his success. >> america is the greatest country in the world. there's a lot of people didn't want to come to america to take advantage of america. and i am very vividly against that. >> steve: hear more from arnold in a moment during the second hour of "fox & friends" which starts right now and remember mornings are better with chairs that work. >> brian: yes. [laughter] >> ainsley: the biden-harris campaign hiring new pollsters now, according to politico. >> lawrence: and in a few hours vice president kamala harris will campaign in north carolina in her fourth visit to the state this year. >> steve: mark meredith is live on the north lawn of the white house where it's a much drier day than it was yesterday, mark, good morning. >> steve, ainsley, brian, lawrence good morning. it is much do i haver. we'll don't have a share here. we are already losing exart to you guys. as we heard many times president biden repettedly says that the press is not highlighting the right polls only highlight the poll

arnold had the pacemaker put in, put in for pig i think it was arnold.om today. thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm justine waldman. i'll see you again during kron. 4 news at 2, 3, but for now live in the bay is next. >> thanks, justin. coming up today on live in the bay is the bay area is to to to that celebrating 175 years. we're talking with the tatis grill and whipping up some famous of blood in mary's. plus, he's the local comedian and actor seen. and you've got a new podcast and it's going to be showing up on the local stage near you were talking hannibal thompson. >> that's so much more. also >> that's so much more. also to come on live in the bay. salonpas lidocaine flex. a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good medicine. you can't leave without cuddles. but, you also can't leave covered in hair. with bounce pet, you can cuddle and brush that hair off. bounce, it's

when arnold schwarzenegger was found out by "the l.a. said ask david pecker. david pecker had engaged in one of those life rights assignment agreements with this woman. and, that is how david pecker said he came to understand it was unlawful, because authorities came knocking at the they investigated him. >> the got in trouble for this. >> the got in trouble, not with the fec because a gubernatorial candidate is not subject to federal campaign finance law . but, that is how david pecker can related the body of knowledge that cost him to say when he was concerned about this, this might be a problem, i was sensitive to it. then, when michael cohen and he were arranging for his repayment for the mcdougal settlement, a lawyer at american media was consulted and without revealing the substance of the conversation, david pecker essentially conveyed i checked with a lawyer and the lawyer said this is not kosher. even though he wasn't a bank, even though he was worried about the effect on walmart, his biggest distributor of the magazine, when it

pecker himself had testified that there were similar alleged arrangements with arnold schwarzenegger, tiger woods, and mark wahlberg. but pecker was later pushed by prosecutors on whether there was a difference with trump. did you suppress stories to help a presidential candidate yes, trump said's between you once had. one those involved former "playboy" model karen mcdougal who allegedly had a ten month affair with trump, which trump denied. >> after we had been intimate, he tried to pay me. and i actually didn't know how to take that. >> reporter: the defense argued that mcdougal's $150,000 deal with a mri, which previously owned the "national enquirer," was legitimate. she was paid and featured broadly throughout the publications. but under questioning from prosecutors, pecker said that was meant to disguise the actual purpose, which was to acquire her lifetime rights to her story so it is not published. pecker also acknowledged hiring an election law attorney to review mcdougal's contract. >> the best moment for the prosecution is david pecker saying that he sought legal advice on

it's kind of interesting to see arnold arguing against his own preferences, i.e.s is a meaningful stance coming from him. >> jesse: it is. but you have to remember, when he was immigrating or when many people immigrated to this country, they weren't given anything. you got here and because you weren't given anything, you had to hustle, and a lot of immigrants hustled their tails off and created empires. this country is built from immigration. and that all changes when the minute you get here, you are bused to a metropolis, and you are handed a free hotel room, free debit card, free food, and just showered with welfare. you have an immediate inclination to say, this is great, why do i have to hustle? why do i have to get a job? why do i have to work to get an apartment if everyone is just going to give me free stuff? so now people know that and they are not coming for the american dream, they are coming for american welfare, and some of them are good people. some of them are bad hombres, jessica, and there is a lot of migrant crime, msnbc denies there is migrant cr

the owner of this magazines said before we close these deals, you have to talk to arnold.as an editor at large for you and i would like to continue my association with the magazines, but in exchange, you will come to me with new information about me and you will help me suppress stories, because i am ravening -- running for governor of california. david pecker agreed and did it 30 or 40 times with respect to allegations of affairs, sexual harassment, and even helped to put up one of the women who accused arnold schwarzenegger of fathering an illegitimate child with him, in hawaii, so he was away from california during the campaign. when arnold schwarzenegger was found out by the l.a. times and asks, did this actually happen? he said, ask david pecker. david pecker engaged in one of those agreements with this woman , and that is how david pecker said he came to understand it was unlawful, because authorities came knocking and they investigated him. >> they got in trouble. >> not with the fec, because a gubernatorial candidate is not subject to federal campaign finance law,

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a real celebrity is arnold schwarzenegger who became governor who also had a catch and kill deal with this same publication. but the prosecution and defense have tussled back and forth on how that was different. how is it different? >> yeah, i mean, look, it's not the same, it wasn't the same kind of dollar figures, the timing wasn't the same, and pecker's testimony is different. there was a lot of back and forth there. the defense managed to score some points there. that was probably one of the more effective bits of the whole day for them. but at the end of the day, being able to come back on recross and confirm it was definitely not the same, it was not with the same intent. the intent is everything here. it's all about the intent. why are we starting with pecker? because it starts with that 2015 meeting where they had this arrangement. it was all part of a deliberate process to help trump get to the white house. >> let me read just a little bit of this. this is when bove is questioning -- this is about pecker's testimony that cohen had told him jeff sessions is the attorney genera

his cousin and closest friends, arnold would introduce him to his fiancee. andrew his first tuxedo for samuel arnold's wedding. he kept that tuxedo throughout his life. he and it's still in existence. it is. he boarded a john davis and joan's new york city paying only. one dollars. he is relaxed, having fun at ocean house. taking a break from work studies. the ice cream churn was invented five years earlier. throughout life, andrew never loses his love of ice cream. this is the last summer of his youth. he enjoys a game of and played the piano and can speak three languages, all of which he learned at green helm. his fun and embracing nature. he even buys flannel bathing suit. the ocean house was o of newport's premier hotels. on sunday, august 3rd, there were 350 guests. the formal dining room was filled to capacity the guests were enjoying dinner. many full and satisfied guests to their rooms. for an afternoon nap. fire broke in the kitchen and spread throughout the hotel. this is his diary. excerpt from that day. beautiful day. this morning i walked to tri

pastor arnold's leadership extends far beyond his role as senior pastor for the communities. he also serves as chaplain for our ulster county sheriff's department, teacher at the school. he has dedicated his life's work to speaking about forgiveness and reconciliation through the breaking of cycle of violence program. his efforts in over a dozen countries and right in our own community have been remarkable to follow. at a time where our country faces such great division, i am thankful for pastor arnold and the entire bruderhof community for presenting this prayer today. blessing our government as we prepare to make critical decisions in the days to come. i ask all of us to recertainty ourselves and work together on these critical issues laid out before us. and has they believe, when you truly love your neighbor as yourself, peace and justice become a reality. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain up to five further requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. the chair recognizes the -- for what purpose does the

how did he come to understand that, because of his own entanglement with arnold shwarzenegger who was then running for governor in california, and he had a catch and kill scheme of his own with arnold shwarzenegger. the owner of those magazines said before we close this deal and i really want to sell to you, you've got to talk to arnold. arnold said to him i'd like to serve as an editor at large for you and continue my conversations with the magazines which has been lucrat chb for the magazines, but in exchange you will come to me with new information about me and help me suexpress stories because i'm running for governor of california. and not only did david pecker agree to do that, he did it 30 or 40 times with respect to allegations of affairs, respect to harassment. he even helped put up one of the women who accused shwarzenegger of fathering an illegitimate child with him in hawaii so that he was away from california during the campaign. when shwarzenegger was found out by the l.a. times and he was asked did this actually happen, he said ask david pecker? why? because pecker had

top of the chart, not elon musk or jeff bezos, it is bernard arnold.e in at $233 billion. along with swift, the newcomers clude christian lubaton, matthew johnson. dick wolf and open ai's sam altman. jeff bezos came in at number two. elon mu number two. mark zuckerberg, number four. so i don't think they are crying their way. they are fine. >> if you are in paris for the olympics you can check out mr. arnold. >> i think he is already taken. >> do a little window shopping. >>> so, son that forecast, we have clouds returning tomorrow. cooler temps and rain back with us thursday and friday. >> all right. >>> we'll see you tomorrow. bye bye. >> goodnight.

top of the chart, not elon musk or jeff bezos, it is bernard arnold. his net worth came in at $233 billion. along with swift, the newcomers include christian lubaton, matthew johnson. dick wolf and open ai's sam altman. jeff bezos came in at number two. elon musk number two. mark zuckerberg, number four. so i don't think they are crying their way. they are fine. >> if you are in paris for the olympics you can check out mr. arnold. >> i think he is already taken. >> do a little window shopping. >>> so, son that forecast, we have clouds returning tomorrow. cooler temps and rain back with us thursday and friday. >> all right. >>> we'll see you tomorrow. bye bye. >> goodnight. >>> tonight, the powerful storms are moving east after tornadoes left a trail of destruction in the heartland. a dangerous night ahead, after a tornado outbreak in the central u.s. a state of emergency in kentucky. a college student blown off their feet. homes damaged in oklahoma. tens of millions at risk tonight from the great lakes to the gulf coast. then the system moving east as

testified to suppress damaging stories for other individuals in the public eye like a manual and arnold schwarzenegger? >> this has been an interesting part of the case which is prosecutors will be sorry they decided to go down this road rushing because catch and kill is not illegal taking stories and then not publishing them. we have what's called a breath exemption in this country, a lot of newspapers openly endorsed candidates in sports of high and sometimes they openly do it but they are doing it nonetheless. the argument out there this week is what essentially come out is this happens all the time with the national enquirer and celebrities. this is important because if donald trump was asking the national enquirer, let's assume he was but the goal was not anything to do with his campaign but simply because he wanted to protect his celebrity reputation because he didn't want his family to know anything about this than that closing whole and alvin bragg's argument that somehow these payments are made solely for the purpose of helping his campaign and therefore somehow helping him eng

teca also said he had stories that killed about elected affairs from arnold schwarzenegger and tiger woods and chicago mayor and others. so when he came knocking wanted the money for her story, what it really was is to restart her career because it would help her up your magazine covers and the fact that david becker today said that she did appear on the cover of men's journal one of the publications he owned and that in fact she did not want her story told. so the big question here is concerning the prosecution's case in the prosecutor, they have said that the former president orchestrated this campaign and connected it to the election, but so far a lease with the first witness so far, there has been no direct evidence at all. that former president trump, told david packer to kill any of the stories connected to his campaign. he has just testify that the former president was angry when the information got out never claimed at all that that was connected in any way to the presidential election back in 2016 that undercut at the prosecution's case. emily back to you. >> emily: thank yo

we did it for arnold schwarzenegger, we did it for tiger woods, we even did it for rahm emanuel.ut at the same time pecker did acknowledge in the fcc's eyes the federal election commission's eyes that he committed an evil election saying this was all done in the furtherance of the trump campaign. i mean we have the prosecution on one side painting the salacious story saying there is an underlying crime here and at the same time you have pecker saying we do this all the time and no one else is being charged. where does that whole thing lie? >> john, remember this d.a. as much as he is trying to muster in this case does not have the authority to enforce the campaign laws. whether or not pecker or whether or not others have received a benefit or provided a benefit that should have been noted and there could be in fcc violation of that regard, that's a different animal altogether. certainly they have to bring the jurors back around to understand break's theory of the case and there has to be something illegal attached to the purpose and the accounting books and a false business recor

they went to the arnold schwarzenegger deal.y did a thing to bury negative stories about him when he ran for governor of california. not quite the same because they weren't doing -- breaking campaign finance law, right? >> not just arnold schwarzenegger, but a lot of slebtds got hit with the sex shrapnel on the stand today. those were just the ones who came out in questioning. it has me wondering, how much more does david pecker know about celebrities and maybe just maybe that's why donald trump is going so easy on david pecker, which then makes an even crazier proposition that we're here on trial because of donald trump's misbehavior with women. does that mean there's even more that david pecker knows that he's not letting on, coming out in this trial. so when it comes to cross-examination, i expect there are really only a couple inroads they can make with david pecker. they can challenge his memory, they can challenge whether or not he's motivated to be there. he's a classic cooperating witness. we learned today he has not one

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arnold schwarzenegger maybe he kept detailed logs.he jury is, were records falsified? were business records falsified? that's it. >> in this case actually according to david pecker he spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on the women who came forward to accuse arnold schwarzenegger and schwarzenegger never paid him back. andrea mitchell over to you. >> adam pollack, can't there be people on the jury, all you need is one, to say this is all about, you know, sex and stories and embarrassments and hush money. but doesn't feel like a federal crime, like a big case? >> i think the jurors every day in new york are looking at cases that may be small cases, big case, very big cases, that's not the responsibility to evaluate how big the case is. the responsibility only to evaluate whether the prosecution has proven beyond a reasonable doubt whether the -- whether the facts prove up the case, prove up the charges, and so i think they'll take that responsibility and take that seriously. >> just to play devil's advocate, do they have to establi

gosh arnold. it's not just republicans he was killing, test of -- pecker testified that he caught and killed for obama's right-hand man. turns out his brother reached out to pecker asking him to catch and kill his brother's affair. the tabloids are always catchy and killing for republicans and democrats. are we going to haul them into court for something that happened years ago? are we going to bring the cia and the biden campaign in for catching and killing the laptop? pecker also testified the whole operation was spearheaded by him and cohen, not trump p. or he said we didn't want the story to embarrass mr trump or embarrass or hurt the campaign. when asked who is we, we said not trump, it was pecker and cohen. so it was the star witnesses that wanted to catch and kill trump, not trump. all of this blows their whole case up. right now the only case they are trying to make is that trump should be held in contempt for talking. the biden donating judge held off from issuing a ruling on that today w

trent alexander—arnold put liverpool ahead with a superb curling free—kick, and after fulham levelled ahead again with two more goals including one from ryan gravenberch — his first premier league goal. liverpool are now level on points with arsenal who lead on goal difference. of course we want to stay in that race. it is clear. for that we have to win football games obviously. obviously last night arsenal, winning at will. it was clear and i don't exactly i think it was a wake—up. have their game in hand so they will win that game so we know we have to win football games and that is what we try. elsewhere in the premier league, there were wins for aston villa, who are on course for a champions league spot. and crystal palace, who are surely safe now after thrashing west ham. there'll be an all—glasgow scottish cup final after rangers beat hearts 2—nil to set up the first rangers v celtic scottish cup final for 22 years. real madrid have extended their lead at the top of la liga to 11 points after a thrilling el classico. it was 2—2 at the bernabeu until the 9ist minute whenjude bell

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but this time as an interactive game of items, the transaction will become a v r game so, so that arnold sion there is an offer of x which is a $360.00 degree walkable environment on. it says that the audience can experience in 1st person, you mcgee buffet and switch along with the perspective changed, right? let's keep them and they have to sole tasks. and that of gum disease will be a completely different approach experience and a form for an open. the 5 and some of us know modifies a kid. it's a new experience for senior sally do run to. so we do scans are used to create an avatar. then she'll be film singing using face tracking technology. the software will then project her facial expressions onto the avatar. the technology that we now have will change. i think a lot in the theater. i would prefer not to be too big because for me it's so important to have my connection with the audience. and it's nice how folks program of the future will continue with both conventional and digital productions. the possibilities are endless. coat and for the all works particularly well and seems that

dodge arnold shorts and anger and...ng they haven't clarified yet is what law did any of this break? this is the thing judge. it seems like the goal it -- has always been to confuse the public. no one gets beyond the phrases like hush money or fake electors you ask a democrat to explain in detail why trumps in court and what is going on. they don't know. they will say 91 charges and they don't have any clue. what do you think? is. >> i think it's great to have you back at the table. >> i feel wonderful. >> you look wonderful to the prosecution is alleging that this is a conspiracy which means and involves more than two people to promote or affect an election by unlawful means. any prosecutor knows that the most important witness is the first witness. david pecker was not a significant witness for the prosecution. i will tell you why. there is no crime. and nda is something that celebrities engage in all the time. people in the science community in the tech community sign them all the time. this is just the way of doing b

i don't know the details but apparently there was a lot about arnold schwarzenegger and when he was going to run in with a buried. >> he testified that schwarzenegger had been in contact with them about essentially doing the same kind of catch and kill stories. >> and the analogy today they said would is the big deal about bringing that out. if a jury is there they are listening to a crime and someone is talking about how horrible double parking isn't someone says you double park and you double parked, this slides into the jury nullification basket. this is sop, is not like donald trump is the only one who has ever dated. politicians pay to bury stories. >> i was going to pick up on that point. what is significant about establishing that ami did this for there's people he negates the idea that it was done for election purposes. if they are catching and killing stories rather celebrities. >> but he was running for governor. >> but mark wahlberg wasn't. there are other people that pecker said they would do this. at the end of the day he was effective and i think there are lots of answers to

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