the riflemen were joined by benedict arnold. benedict arnold had left the attack that was occurring. he rode over here when he saw what was occurring at the entrenchment. although the attack was brilliantly successful, defenders retreated to try to save their own lives. benedict arnold was severely wounded in the left leg. after the second battle of saratoga was over, he realized his defensive positions were untenable and he had no choice but to retreat back to the north. his army began to retreat. his army only made it eight miles north. the american army was in hot pursuit. the american army caught up at a place then known as saratoga. it is known as the villages of schuylerville and victory. general gates begins to surround general burgoyne after a few days of siege and negotiations. he surrendered his army 1777. this is often called the turning point of the revolutionary war. a british army had never surrendered before in the history of the world. burgoyne's surrender was a major factor in bringing about the french alliance.

benedict arnold was severely wounded in the left leg. after the second battle of realizedwas over, he his defensive positions were untenable and he had no choice but to retreat back to the north. his army began to retreat. his army only made it eight miles north. the american army was in hot pursuit. up at aican army caught place then nona saratoga. it is known as the villages of schuylerville and victory. surroundates begins to general burgoyne after a few days of siege and negotiations. he surrendered his army 1777. this is often called the turning point of the revolutionary war. burgoyne's surrender was a major factor in bringing about the french alliance. we had envoys in ambassadors to france who are trying to get the french to side with the united states. they were not biting as far as an official alliance. had that peace that they needed to bring about the french to convince them to not only recognize the united states as a real legitimate country, but to become our formal allies. the french signed a treaty of alliance and a treat

and i want to just pray for arnold if we can for those ratings, okay?e, is that he says, "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

arnold & son refers to john arnold, who was one of the biggest and most important watchmakers who ever 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 a kind of 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 up 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. we have different kind of raw materials going to different workshops, so depending on the part you want to make. if you wa

yeah. >> seth: played by arnold schwarzenegger. this is true. >> seth: and you wrote this.i think it was my second season of -- >> seth: wow. >> of "snl." yeah, like the summer. so it was about six years living with the script and trying to get it made and knew i wanted to be in it and knew i wanted to run around like a dummy and be an action star. which nobody else would hire me to do ever. [ light laughter ] so, yeah. >> seth: and then you ended up directing it as well. >> yeah. >> seth: that was not the original plan. >> no, no, just in terms of the hustle and trying to get it made. no one was living with it as much as i was. nobody kind of saw -- saw what it would be and i thought i'd, you know, take a swing. >> seth: so that's so exciting. because here you are writing a film. directing a film. starring in it. >> yes. >> seth: and then you get arnold schwarzenegger. >> yeah. >> seth: which is really -- >> yeah. >> seth: incredible. >> it makes everything else so easy. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. [ laughter ] people just want to see it. >> seth: how was -- how was your worki

police say george arnold kidnap little nolan from his great grandmother's house. he followed her to a gas station where he stole the car. officers tracked arnold to the house and rescued the little boy. >> it's good to be back and be home. >> jackson believes arnold was getting back at her for breaking up with him. >>> this is new, police in gainsville florida arrested an uber driver for driving a stolen ferrari. came to pick you up, it's not clear if the suspect driver stole the car or found it. the bill of sale from california was still on the window at the time. >> you find things like that. >> you never know where they are going to be lying around. the sixers lost ten of their last 8 -- 8 of their last ten games. >>> florida panthers handed the flyers their third straight loss. the flyers made an aggressive come back, but it was too late. they face the lightning tonight in tampa. >>> there's no word whether eagles quarter nick foles will play on sunday, or how much. nick foles said he is prepared to be behind center. the birds have secured home field advantage

one yard keeper. 10-0 ohio state. 2nd quarter here is arnold. damon webb jumps the row. 23 yards later 17-0 buckeyes. later in the second quarter barrett will keep it once again. left sideline and 28 yards. he passes drew breeze for most total yards and big ten conference history. it is a blowout. 24-7. arnold looking for anything positive. 22 turnovers on the season. buckeyes get confetti in a trophy. 24-7.>>> women's basketball -- stanford unranked for the first time in 16 years. number 11 ucla brittany mcphee. to be the shot clock. mcphee 12/26 in the fourth quarter. that is crunch time. they go inside out. mcphee for 3. stanford wins 29- 3.>>> not a good night for usc. the entire pack 12 has had a rough bowl season.>>> thank you. we are getting word there is a -- issue. one lane open going into san francisco. if you heading into the city it will be slow.>> we are not sure what happened. one lane into the city right now. have a good weekend. we will see you tomorrow morning. rn i'm starving. any chance that's for me? oh, no. it is for mom. i'

arnold schwarzenegger: thank you. i cannot stress enough, and you and i talked about that -- how important it is that we pay attention to our kids. they need the help. imagine how many kids are falling behind with education and they cannot keep up because everyone has different abilities. they don't have anyone to help them, to give them the little push. it would be during our afterschool programs, to give them tutoring, so when a country afterschool programs, we see they are falling behind in math, they get tutoring in that. if they fall behind with their english skills, maybe they are from a foreign country, maybe from germany or from some latin country, some french country, wherever it is, then they need help. we need to help these kids all the time. that is the bottom line. mr. jones: well, i've got a couple more questions. the first time you got involved in politics in this state, i was angry with you and jealous because i have been in politics for a long time. i never passed one bill. you stepped out, your first

arnold: i know. >> i thought you liked sports. arnold: i have a lesson for people. instead of complaining about something, it is better to go and have a solution and do something about it. say, i sit there and cannot believe what is going on in washington. this is terrible. every time we look at the news so there's another problem and they complain. and i say wait a minute, congress has a worse approval rating than her piece or herpes or colonoscopies, or any of those things. i say to myself, that 98% of them that got reelected in this last election. so, i say, you are the problem. instead of complaining in front of the television set, do something about it. listen more carefully to what they say. the whole political system is fixed in the first place. >> nbc correspondent maria shriver is founder of a group called the women's alzheimer's movement. she testified earlier this year for the senate special committee on aging, calling on congress to roll back cuts on alzheimer's research. you can watch this in its entirety on our website, www.c-span.org >> good afternoon

the riflemen were joined by benedict arnold. benedict arnold had led the attack, -- left the attack and rode over here when he saw what was occurring at the entrenchment. he wanted to be part of this attack, and indeed he was. although the attack was brilliantly successful and the american forces were able to capture this fortification, the defenders retreated in a panic through the woods, trying to save their own lives. benedict arnold himself was severely wounded in the left leg. this was the second time he was wounded in the left leg during the war. after the second battle of saratoga was over, general burgoyne realized that his refensive positions we untenable and he had no choice but to retreat back to the north. the following day, on the eighth of october, his army began to retreat. his army only made it eight miles north up saratoga battlefield. the american army commanded by horatio gates was in hot pursuit. the american army caught up with general burgoyne's army at a place then known as saratoga. today it is known as t

arnold: thank you.annot stress enough, and you and i talked about that, of how important it is that we pay attention to our kids. you know, they need the help. areine how many kids falling behind in education. they cannot keep up with the school because everyone has different abilities, so they don't have anyone to give them a little push. during our afterschool programs, to give countryoring, so when a afterschool programs, we see they are falling behind in math, they get tutoring in that. if they fall behind with their english skills, maybe they are from a foreign country, maybe from germany or from some latin country, some french country, it is, thenr they need help. we need to help these kids all the time. that is the bottom line. >> a couple more questions for you. the first time you got involved , i wastics in the states angry with you, and jealous, because i have been in politics for a long time. and of passed one bill. i never got one thing done. i would go to meeting after meeting. you step out

california governor arnold schwarzenegger road into a climate summit in paris on a bike. speaking before a large crowd he said despite president pulling out of the paris agreement he would continue to fight climate change. >> it doesn't matter that donald trump backed out of the paris agreement baw the private sector did not drop out the public sector did not drop out and duvrts not drop out and scientist didn't and 1000 world leaders are planning to aten the summit. and it's also worth mentioning donald trump used to apprentice and arnold schwarzenegger did and apprentice got cancelled and donald trump was angry at arnold schwartz naiing foresfwlat i'm looking at him on the bicycle. >> do you remember the wizard of oz. >> yes. >> when the wicked witch was riding the bike. >> that's what it reminded me for a second. >> i was suc there for a moment. >> and we'll be right back everybody. ( ♪♪ ) as a person who loves the finer things, this holiday season, i've asked for a luxurious new buick suv. ( ♪♪ ) fingers crossed. ( ♪♪ ) ring in the holidays with buick.

arnold schwartz naiing to take my place and we know how that turned out. went tubes it's been a total disaster and mark will never, ever bet against trump again and i want to just pray for aaron fold we can for those okay. >> he says mark wept bet against trumpp again. you have another job. >> he'll be okay. >> it's like you left to go be president. did he think he was replaced by arnold schwartz naiinger because hes with a bad host. >> one of the things of all these clips that a lot of people don't see at home every time trump starts peggy did a face palm. >> because you know he where it's going. >> it's awful. this is so awful. >> it's a fun trip down memory lane i forgot most of this ever happened. so much happened this year. >> we talk about apprentice people forgot was on the air at that point. speaking of aaronal schwartz naiinger isn't it amazing when he ran for fwovrn nor he had a whole grope fest couldn't versusy around him and he admitted to it. trending to get fired from that. >> 14 years going that was a big deal. >> and now. >> now he's americ

the most aim is two, was arnold -- the most famous was arnold rothstein. in 1919, he opened a gambling house called the brook. it was located on the outskirts of the city. rothstein's model was that they would have high-end entertainment in the front rooms and in the back rooms gambling would take place. it was always illegal in saratoga springs but with the clientele, everybody looked away. there was a story about the brook. in the 1930's there would be a police raid, the police went to the front door around 8:00 p.m. and said they needed to check the place out. they went through, went room after room and didn't find anything. they got to the third floor and a locked door. the maitre d'said there is a little old lady in the room and she is very tired and doesn't feel well. everyone agreed and the police left. they say within half an hour at the place was up and running again. everybody knew what was happening, but these places drew a lot of money in the saratoga. in 1953, the key developer investigations. that shut down all gambling here. with the demise

arnold schuler: i don't think this is because someone expressed criticism.ere several incidents of sabotage. first, there were four cases here in vinschgau against an organic orchard, a conventional orchard, and two in the process of transitioning. reporter: not everyone is convinced. urban gluderer has been producing organic herbs for 26 years. his neighbors are conventional apple farmers. they apparently don't care if their pesticides affect gluderer's organic crops. urban gluderer: you wake up at half past 6:00 in the morning from the noise of the spraying machine. you rush outside to protect your crops. we've covered our entire crops with tarp. we invested 200,000 because they keep using these chemicals. reporter: for years, gluderer has been collecting evidence of his neighbors' actions. he's asked the regional government for support, so far to no avail. urban gluderer: my resistance isn't welcome. especially when it goes against the farmers' lobby, which we call the farming mafia. they're incredibly powerful. reporter: in mals, there's widespread resis

police say george arnold kidnapped from his great grandmother's house. arnold followed her to a gas station where he stole her car. he then took the toddler. rescuer tracked him to this house and rescued the little boy. jackson believes arnold was getting back at her for breaking up with him. >>> this is new, police in gainsville florida arrested he an uber driver who was driving a stolen ferrari. it is not clear if the suspect who was driving stole the car or found it. hey guys look what i found. $250,000 ferrari. the bill of sale from the dealership if california was still on the window at the time. brand new. >> reporter: in tech bytes, getting ready for the super bowl of electronics. the consumer show kicks off in las vegas january 9. the techy believes virtual reality and wireless head sets and car companies will show off self driving innovation. one device will be the lg entry into the smart speakerrer market powered by google assistant. >>> remember the praise heaped on apple's flagship store in chicago after it opened. the store is getting critic

. >> also in the movie, callen von moeg ur who plays a young arnold schwarzenegger. >> have you met arnoldym 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 taking his fir

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

joining us now from tel aviv is bloomberg's michael arnold, bureau chief for israel and the palestiniantories. , the head of the national security team at bloomberg news. michael, let's start with you. how is this news being received in israel? michael: people here are on tenterhooks waiting to see what the president will say. we know he is likely to declare that he recognizes jerusalem as the capital and he intends to move the embassy, but that is a very ambiguous statement. intending to move the embassy could mean next week, next year, 10 years. the exact content of what he says will be crucial. also for the palestinians, because record i think jerusalem as the capital does not necessarily mean he is invalidating palestinian claims. the wording of what he says will be key. vonnie: exactly commend a similar sum is also more interesting than the actual substance of what he says -- exactly, and the symbolism is almost more adjusting than the actual substance of what he says. there was only two countries and the whole world that recognize jerusalem as the capital. it is the purview of the

reporter chris arnold has the story.is some of the body camera video...nats: "show us your hands, walk this way..." which shows police fatally shooting 28-year old andrew finch as he stood in the doorway of his home.as this investigation has continued to un-fold...police say they should have never been there in the first place.deputy chief troy livingston / wichita police dept.:"the incident is a nightmare for everyone involved, including the family and our police department, due to the actions of a prankster, we have an innocent victim, if the false police call had not been made, we would not have been there." it was that call that wichita police played during a press conference this afternoon.it details an unknown suspects conversation with the 9-1-1 dispatcher...suspect: "they were arguing and i shot him in the head and is not breathing." the suspect continues for several minutes with the dispatcher.suspect: "i'm thinking about, because i already poured gasoline all over the house, i might just set it on fire."dispatc

and to michael arnold, bloomberg's bureau chief for israel and the palestinian territories. julie: let's get the bloomberg first word news with mark crumpton. mark: 12 senate democrats are urging senator al franken to step down after the latest accusation of sexual misconduct against him. now democratic national committee chair tom perez's chiming in on social media. in a tweet today paris said everyone must share the responsibility of building a of culture and respect for women in every industry and workplace, and that includes our party. ongoings are fleeing wildfires in southern california. flames in ventura and santa barbara county have charged that the thousand acres and earned hundreds of homes. the los angeles fire department says it stretches of interstate four of five have been shut down and neighborhoods near the freeway are being evacuated. has revealedng brain abnormalities in victims of so-called invisible attacks on the u.s. embassy in cuba. the associated press reports the findings are casting doubt on whether a sonic weapon was used on american workers. the u

arnold looking for anything. he put it on the turf. buckeyes recover.rnold turned it over three times tonight. 22 this season. tied for most of any player. buckeyes 24-7. they will complain about being left out of the college football playoffs.>>> asu todd graham final game as head coach. heinz breaking tackles. and for the five yard score. in c state of 21-3. manny wilkins up top. one arm. that is big-time. maybe the play of the day in college football sets up his own touchdown. the wolfpack would pull away. jacoby myers pulling away on the wide receiver screen. when he five yard. nc state 52-31.>>> music city bowl wildcats and wildcats kentucky northwestern and benjamin snow. >>referee: wants to help him up. he pushes him away. he gets ejected. he is one of kentucky's better players. steven johnson picked off by kyle -- he is in. northwestern up 24-14. kentucky within a touchdown. johnson nine yards. that can tie the game with an extra point. date -- they go for two and the victory. it is foolish. one point victory northwestern wildcats over kentucky

. >>> well the governor is taking on president trump arnold schwarzenegger's harsh words in france. sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn more. picking a new fight w/ president trump/ this time it )s about climate change. the twoav >>> former governor arnold schwarzenegger is picking a new fight with president trump about climate change. you might recall the two sparred prevail over the tv show the presentis which both have hosted. today in france you see him on stage there. former governor schwarzenegger speaking at the one planet summit. he criticized the president's withdrawal from the paris climate accord. >> don't pay any attention the united states did for the drop out of the paris agreement. donald trump, that dumped donald trump out of

reporter chris arnold has the story.of the body camera video...nats: "show us your hands, walk this way..." which shows police fatally shooting 28-year old andrew finch as he stood in the doorway of his home.as this investigation has continued to un-fold...police say they should have never been there in the first place.deputy chief troy livingston / wichita police dept.:"the incident is a nightmare for everyone involved, including the family and our police department, due to the actions of a prankster, we have an innocent victim, if the false police call had not been made, we would not have been there." it was that call that wichita police played during a press conference this afternoon.it details an unknown suspects conversation with the 9-1-1 dispatcher...suspect: "they were arguing and i shot him in the head and is not breathing." the suspect continues for several minutes with the dispatcher.suspect: "i'm thinking about, because i already poured gasoline all over the house, i might just set it on fire."dispatcher: "ok

like the media needed arnold schwarzenegger in california. >> what he's saying though mayor nutter, ishe media will throw the election as if the media you know, has -- the media has covered this president very fairly and he says it's not fair. it's fake new, et cetera. now he's saying the media is going to help him win? >> yeah, again, it's the contradictions that flow through his mind. he contradicts his own contradictions. this is absurd as you try to point out to brian what the media needs is is a truthful president. what the media needs is actually to calm the country down a bit and start to bring people together as opposed to the deviciveness he represents. he has no netheory of governingr knows that voters put elected officials in office not with standing whatever their coverage may be. again, he's talking about polls, the do jrk. he just runs his mouth. on a regular basis. none of which leads to a child getting an education or a person actually getting a job who's been unemployed for a long period of time or repairing bridges and roads. that would be like work. >> he talked abou

temperatures are just hovering right arnold freezing for some of our coldest inland valleys.ng live in our east bay hills camera where once again it's a little breezy up top but ble v below in the protected valleys, boy, is it chimly out there. in fact, we're look at numbers mildest on the coast, 55 half moon bay but 31 at gilroy. look at the 30s from san jose to mown table view, 40 in oakland. yesterday you were 38, so almost as cold, 49 in san francisco and more 30s from santa rosa to napa, novato sitting at 36 as well as the delta and numbers in the low to mid-30s from concord to livermore. chilly start, a mild afternoon on the way and a live look outside where san francisco looking at good visibility as well as the north bay. so fog is not a problem here but heading over the east, sacramento valley, there is some mist and drizzle. huge dome of high pressure protecting us or really keeping the storm systems apt bay. so we're looking at a dry pattern once again but with the extreme fire danger here throughout the day. so the national weather service has this um until tonigh

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get a big movie star and you can't pull it off. >> today arnold schwarzenegger, who arrived at a paris climate change summit via bicycle had some words for donald trump. >> it doesn't matter that donald trump backed out of the paris agreement because the private sector didn't drop out. the public sector didn't drop out. the universities didn't drop out. the scientists didn't drop out. the engineers didn't drop out. no one dropped out. donald trump pulled donald trump out of the paris agreement. >> schwarzenegger is right. scientists and engineers have not stopped working to combat climate change, in part because the french president is literally hiring american scientists to do that work in france. that's things 2 in 60 seconds. >>> french president emmanuel macron has repeated a clear message in the trump era. american scientists are welcome in france. >> please, come to france. you are welcome. it's your nation. we want people working on climate change, energy, renewables, and new technologies. to all scientists, engineers, people disappointed by the decision of the president of the

he is over arnolds cove. i think that is what that says. >> it looks like he is right on track.>>> i am sure santa is watching the radar and the forecast. for us, scattered high clouds. we have a slight chance of a sprinkle for tonight. here is the national forecast. look what happens as we take this into tonight and into monday, we are expecting some snow showers approaching the north and east. look at these numbers tomorrow, out toward fargo. -16 for that portion of the country. out west we are not nearly as cold. you have probably noticed this solid deck of overcast today. we have a little bit of green on the radar but most of it is way above our heads. current numbers, santa rosa in the 40s. same for napa. san francisco, 51. san jose, 53. outside right now it is beautiful across san francisco. the bay bridge lights are looking great. we have scattered high clouds for tonight. here is the forecast back home. we are expecting clouds in the morning. we have temperatures cooling off in the morning. tomorrow a

part of the game like on match day thirteen during breaks class would evolve sporadic maximillian arnold was booked for a harmless spiled after consulting v.a.r. it was switched to grads the technology came under heavy criticism has been first of all was very confident this current test phase will have a positive conclusion for and maybe i will be among those blazing a trail for defining feature of football over the next ten twenty thirty forty years because you can see here on. the phone display again on video assistance it won't end all discussion but it is making football topic fair. clothes. and music. wrong. with your smartphone. sure to make. hopes in the supermarket. as we go about our daily life shimon writes oh all from the last thing on the world's. invisible hands. slavery in the twenty first century. starting december second on d w. what does a football loving country need to reach its goals. we'll tell you how german soccer made it back to the top. in our web special w dot com. football made in germany. this is a fifteen year old girl. being gang raped. his teacher is beatin

remain part of the game like on match day thirteen during breaks clash with vosburgh maximillian arnold was booked for a harmless spiled after consulting v.a.r. it was switched to grads the technology came under heavy criticism when first of all was very confident this current test phase will have a positive conclusion and maybe i will be among those blazing a trail for defining feature of football over the next ten twenty thirty forty years by the physio and. the bundling again on video assistance it won't end all discussion but it is making football topic fair. laundry done international talk show for journalists discuss the topic of the week following the e.u. african union summit europe and africa work together as equal partners to young africans a brighter future on their own that's our topic this week on quadriga join us. in thirty minutes on. climate change. waste. pollution. isn't it time for good news. africa people and projects that are changing our mentor for the better it's up to us to make a difference let's. be good. the farming magazine. long d w i'm a mother like two bil