a former arnold schwarzenegger aide calls the statement "silly ." neel kashkari faces a teach climb in the race to unseat governor brown. >> mosquito fogging is about to get underway after more birds and mosquitoes tested positive for west nile virus the second time this week crews targeting discovery bay. starting at 5:30, officials will respond with trucks in the area to spray and crews should be done spraying by 7:00 this morning. now a check on the forecast on friday morning. leyla gulen? >> not too much going on. it is foggy. if you are in the east bay and the higher elevations it is going to be a foggy and cloudy start to the morning. current temperatures in santa rosa are 58 degrees and napa is 59 and novato is 59 and fairfield is 53. we are looking at a much warmer day today and the parent layer coming back in and we will see consistent temperatures for the weekend with more on that in a legal bit the in our kgo roof camera you can see the flags unfurling and if you are taking the boat out for a friday sail, be careful because it is going to

he said because of that arnold schwarzenegger could not do hard thing because that means making people. an aide called this "silly," and neel kashkari is is a former treasury state official and is trying to unseat governor brown. >> there will be a lawsuit to block george lucas from building a museum in chicago saying it is a violation of city ordinance to protect public spaces. devoteed bears fan say this interferes with tailgate at soldier field but chicago mayor rahm emanuel is behind the museum says it would bring in jobs and have economic benefits. >>> the second half the major league baseball seasons begins and a's have the bet record but only have a game and a half lead over angels who are doing well. they have the second half at the coliseum tonight against the baltimore orioles with continuations got high a few weeks ago in baltimore when two players have a brewing feud and as for giants? after slowly blowing out a nine-game lead they are currently a game back offed dodgers and they face them in a week. first the giants have a road trip. >> a woman in san diego county will thr

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give it a shot. >> jimmy: arnold schwarzenegger talking about -- >> oh, man. imitating schwarzenegger ] >> "let me tell you -- let me tell you something. you know, this thing about the pot, it's a plant and the bud and all the things. you get the hash pipe and the things to gather -- [ laughter ] and just, you have to flame in water pipes. you know, you put the water in the pot of it to cool the -- and then you're hitting it. you're smoking it like this. and the thing and all of these things. and all the people in the place and then the whole nation comes up. and then you have the munchies and you got the burn munchies into muscle. and i don't know. you take it --" >> jimmy: that's why you have to legalize it now! you need to legalize the weed now! [ cheers and applause ] that's the way to do it. please, dana. it's always fun having you. thank you for playing that. >> oh, my goodness. look at those cats over there. >> jimmy: -- you would like to perform a song for us -- you're going to perform a song for us after the break. you're gonna perfomr a song for us. >

sylvester stallone, arnold schwarzenegger, wesley snipes.e cast of the upcoming, expendables 3. they've gathered for an incredible spread for "vanity fair" and chris tas smith, also the senior west coast editor of "vanity fair." everybody has big titles this year. smart accomplished people. you helped put this shoot together. tell me about it. what's going on here? >> this is great. this is like such a great guilty pleasure, don. so delicious all these people. they were premiering in the cannes film festival in may there to walk the red carpet. tanks were being down for the promotion of this film. we happened to get them all. this is called the bellin hi bar at eden roc which is one of the most beautiful places on earth. and they were all there. they're all assembled happy to be there in their own klose. you just have to love stallone's lavender blazer. it's good to see harrison ford there and antonio banderas. it was like a win-win for us. >> lavender blazer. there's a purple one, a maroon one. so it was probably tough to pull this off. i w

terminator is shooting in san francisco with arnold schwarzenegger and the son and daughter of oracle co-founder larry ellison is perhaps why the filming is taking place there. >>> meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. mike? >> good morning from the top of the broadcast center, we are tracking the moisture across southern california as it tries to inch its way toward us with a couple of chances of thunderstorms in the forecast and we will talk about the baseball game. the next seven days, may not be a wild roller coaster swing. >> the only major airline based in the bay area has a new destination in mind: wall street. virgin america has plans to go public. >> plus, how this could be the key to living a healthy >>> covering los altos, antioch, petaluma and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. advisory general america is going public. the burlingame based airline is filing with the securities and exchange commission for an initial public offering but will fault say how many shares will be offered or the price. they began flying in 2007 and has talked about the possibility

have heard they could her gunfire and explosions during filming happening indoors it stars arnold schwarzenegger shooting in san francisco, including the executive producers are the son and daughter of oracle cofounder. >> he did come back! >> he did could back. a quick 50 butch spreads only 1/20 the germs of a handshake better than a high hive with spreads only what of germs. it is more sanitary because it involves a smaller surface area. >> that is what you mean by rock beats paper? >> paper always rocks. >> i don't know...i am not sure. >> good morning, everyone, increasing clouds and 62 by the end of the game today. in the high desert, thunderstorms could cause flash flooding in the 8:00 this morning with storms around los angeles and santa barbara up toward us so you can see the best bet is in the sierra at 82 in lake tahoe and humid through the central valley, upper 90's to low 100's. >>> an hour and 15 minutes at this early hour and it is not even 5:00 to get from stress address -- to get from tracy to dublin at this early hour, two lanes will be blocked until 8:00 this morning. the rest

"friends" actress lisa kudrow and the governor nater arnold schwarzenegger is 67.ning, 4:30, i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm kris sanchez, in for laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to this morning. first, let's check your forecast with metrologist christina loren. >> good morning. a live look at san jose. good news, san jose and everybody across the bay area, we have some significant changes coming your way. here's the deal. give and take in the weather department and for today, we're going to cut off some of the humidity but we are going to bring up temperatures. we will be flirting with the triple digits in some spots, still tracking showers on the radar as well. and i've got that weekend fo

. >> in the words of arnold schwarzenegger - i'll be back!you've heard of connoisseur -- i'm a common-sewer! >> they knew i had to ward off some vampires or something. >> let's talk desserts gentlemen, cause i see you

tell us about arnold schwarzenegger. >> well, that was fascinating. old had announced he was running for governor on the show. i have to say that it came as a complete shock and surprise. not only to his staff because i saw their mouths collectively drop in the studio, but also to jay and the rest of us. we all thought and were led to believe he was going to come on the show basically to promote "terminator 3". so when he announced he was running for governor, you know, jay didn't really have a lot of political questions. fortunately, he knew everything about the election and seamlessly got into that topic, but it was an absolutely surprise for us. the question was how much of a surprise was it to arnold? >> you also had dealings with president clinton to get him to come on the show, but you did get a sitting president to appear, president obama. how special was that? >> well, yes, that was incredibly special. in fact, it's the crown jewel, i think in jay's 22 years on the air. we spent five years on that booking. when i saw an unknown illinois senator

republicans have not one statewide election other than on which was maker since -- -- other than arnold schwarzeneggerince -- [indiscernible] errez. have luis guti >> very interested to hear what he says about how obama has or has not responded to the crisis. i don't think it is the issue. the economy is the issue and some cultural issues, but it certainly matters and it matters a lot in the long run, particularly in the presidential year. >> al hunt, good to see you. you can see his full interview with connor cement -- congressman gutierrez friday night. another check of the market makers is on the other side of the break. >> get the latest headlines at the top of the hour on bloomberg radio and streaming on your tablet and bloomberg.com. that does it for this edition of "bottom line" on bloomberg television. i am mark crumpton. i'm off for the next couple days. matt miller will be in on thursday and friday. "on the markets" is next. >> bloomberg television is indeed "on the markets." i am julie hyman. let's see how the stocks are trading ahead of those fed minutes. some of the stocks have added onto

and you know we love acting governors, arnold schwarzenegger became governor? wondering what a person would do if they were governor for one day, so skyping with us from san diego, say hello, the assembly speaker tony adkins. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: are you technically governor right now? >> technically, yes. >> jimmy: wow, what are you most proud of accomplishing in your ten hours as governor? >> well, i have to say it has been an uneventful day that is good. i hope nothing in this interview breaks that streak. >> jimmy: are you letting the power go to your head in any way? >> i hope not. my nephew would probably say yes. >> jimmy: you know as a joke you should change all the governors' passwords while you're there. >> well, that is a good idea but his chief of staff is still in the office. and sutterñr is there -- >> jimmy: fire the whole bunch of them, even the dog. you know, darrell steinberg was governor yesterday for three hours and we almost drowned ucla. he was the worst. >> you see what happens? >> jimmy: you are so much better than he is. >>

and terminator with arnold schwarzenegger is shooting in san francisco with executive directors are theon and daughter of oracle co-founder. >>> do you want to avoid colts -- colds and the flu? try more of this. fist bump spreads only 1/20 of germs of a handshake better than a high five that spreads only half of the germs and is more sanitary because it involves a small surface area than palm. the study is published in the american journal of infection control. >> you talked about the overturned big rig that shut down lanes on 580. you can see they are working to clean up the scene. leyla gulen? >> you will not want to touch this. >> the traffic is barely getting by as you make the drive into livermore and you can see on the left hand part of the screen an overturned big rig carrying a load of bananas. the traffic is bananas. things are not shaking up too well at five miles per hour approaching the scene of the accident and the sig-alert is if place until 7:00 to 8:00 through the thick of the morning rush hour and it is a mess. from tracy you will see backup from i-5 so use highway 4 fr

to sign environmental agreements with mexico, much as he has with china and his predecessor arnold schwarzenegger did with some canadian provinces. and lastly, he feels very deeply about this immigration issue, there's very little that the state can do about it. the responsibility lies with the federal government. >> those are all official explanations, but you've piqued our interest. give us the unofficial reasons too. >> more than 100 people are going with the governor on this three-day trip organized by -- ding, ding, ding -- the california chamber of commerce. these guys include investors from the private sector, all these kind of folks. it will come at no cost to the taxpayers. so that's important. and if they won't say so publicly about a trip like this, it gives these people a rare opportunity to talk with governor brown on a one on one basis, away from the capital, away from the press and all these elected officials and bureaucrats and that time is very important. a trip like this helps with that keyword in politics -- access. >> that is a keyword. how will we know if the trip is actually

. >> look, when i was running the arnold schwarzenegger campaign, we got a call from the l.a.ad no idea how they got them. we eventually figured out, with arnold schwarzenegger talking, you know, in, you know, you know, off the cuff. and i love him to death, but let me assure you -- >> that's good stuff. >> -- he's a colorful character. and i always thought hours of arnold schwarzenegger tapes with nothing particularly damaging in the media was the equivalent of a 747 doing an emergency landing in lower manhattan and doing no damage and hurting no one. >> so you can survive this thing. >> you can. >> sam -- >> in 2008, the obama campaign accidentally sent us their district by district plan from february through june. went through every district. and when i called him up and said, it's terrific, they said, you can't print that, and i said, i can, and they said, we have lots of plans, and i said, send us every one and we'll print every one. >> and they survived. >> i got a memo about how to court a high-profile donor and what it was going to entail and how they were going to tal

. >> who is arnold schwarzenegger. what is never never land? what is camelot. what is a baster?r today, your charity will get 50,000. >> i lost to cheech marin, so what? at least i didn't lose to chong. as for mike in spokane, he posted his resume on craigslist and he has no regrets. >> i'm number one, and nobody can take that away. >> mike has been given his job back, or offered his job back, after all, he was indulging in weed on his day off, and a day off is a day off, even on the ridiculist. we'll see you again at 11:00 p.m. eastern. >>> morgan spur lock inside man starts now. >>> here we go. >> you have to back up. >> we're at the airport, kim kardashian's flying in from paris. there's a gaggle of paparazzi here. crowding around the door, jockeying for position. i'm going to bust in and try to get the best shot i can.

. >> in the words of arnold schwarzenegger, i'll be back. >> you've heard of a connoisseur, i'm a commonsewer. >> i may have to ward off some

we're told "terminator 5" that includes arnold schwarzenegger set for production in different parts ofity in august. a lot of stuff happening in the city. live in san francisco, stephanie chuang "today in the bay." >> how high are your heels? if you want to be an extra in the running scene, you've got to be ready. >> reporter: i did come prepared. 0 i heard a movie, that we were going to come around, i'd say like three inches, four inches. >> that a girl. >> reporter: yeah. >> i went with two inch today. >> nice. >>> let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. fun city that we're constantly shooting movies and everything else. so beautiful. >> it really is. "alcatraz" not the only rock in town. i like stephanie's attitude. she can smell what the rock is cooking. 5:48, as you're cooking breakfast, getting ready with the kids, here's the deal, temperatures are going to be mild. it's a great day to get outdoors. heat notoo oppressive, even in the hot spots. talking about the mid-80s in antioch. that gives you an idea. that's always an indication, even if you don't live in antioch,

the next in line will be "terminator 5," starts august 5th, i'm told, and that will include arnold schwarzenegger will be back here in the city. live in san francisco, stephanie chuang "today in the bay." >> what? >> reporter: i'm not going there. you can say it if you want to. he will be back here in san francisco. >> as she rolls her eyes. >> thank you. >> the movie shoots bring if a lot of money to the city. >> boy, they love the golden gate bridge in the movie. >> how can you not? check the forecast as we give you a live look at eastern approach the beautiful bay bridge, now that it has wonderful lights. christina. >> like they're competing, which bridge is going to get the best. >> the tsunami. >> you know what? it's a good reminder, it's a cheesy reminder, but a remainder we live in earthquake country. we get so focused in on the drought and what we're dealing with in that aspect. but i can tell you, we also have to remember we live in earthquake country and we had about a 3.2, that was the preliminary report that i saw near gilroy yesterday, six mimes away. yeah, we live in that part of th

business and received orders for the roadster from people like george clooney and then governor arnold schwarzeneggerey could afford it. this beautiful roadster costs a fortune. >> yeah, $109,000. >> $109,000. >> it's a deal. >> "it's a deal." >> and our car's twice the efficiency of a prius. so a prius is a gas-guzzling hog by comparison with our cars. >> he says the roadster can go over 200 miles before you have to plug it in to any ordinary wall outlet. it can take anywhere from 4 to 30 hours for a full charge. >> it's very easy. it's just like plugging in a hair dryer. it's super simple. >> oh, yeah? >> yeah. >> even a girl could do it? is that what you're trying to say? >> uh, even--yes, even a girl. >> from the beginning, musk wanted to prove that innovative and nimble silicon valley could build a better green car than lumbering, bureaucratic detroit. >> outside of detroit, everybody thinks detroit is dumb. >> well, they think you're hidebound. >> yeah, exact--same thing. >> bob lutz, former vice chairman of general motors, was the man in charge of developing their new products, and he says he

well we got a reply from my pal arnold schwarzenegger. he responded, "maleficent."how do you pronounce magnificent?" [ imitating schwarzenegger ] >> steve: maleficent. >> jimmy: maleficent. >> steve: maleficent. >> jimmy: maleficent! get to the chopper. >> steve: it's not a tumor! >> jimmy: it's maleficient. no that's malignant. >> steve: oh. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: sorry. >> jimmy: the tumor's maleficent! [ laughter ] i saw the movie it's fantastic. it's "maleficent." no magnificent. >> steve: magnificent. >> jimmy: i don't get it. i'm quitting. i'm leaving. i believe you are picking on me, bully. [ laughter ] >> steve: i won't be back! >> jimmy: oh come on. you can't say your catch phrase. here's one from california chrome, the horse racing for the triple crown. he responded, "honestly i'm a a little freaked out by it." let's see the question. "how do you feel about being a a horse who is able to tweet?" [ laughter ] that's a bit weird. >> steve: how'd he do it? >> jimmy: giant keyboard. >> steve: i didn't even know they could talk. >> jimmy: yeah.

arnold schwarzenegger obviously loves this.e tweeted out, fantastic to see this and break up the status quo of gridlock. why aren't we seeing this happening in other states? >> i think it's a good idea. what it will do is force candidates to get votes from republicans or independents rather than just going at their base. they can't run a strictly base mobilization message campaign where they're only appealing to the hard right or the hard left. they actually have to appeal to the middle. and it will send members of congress to washington who aren't just driven by the extremes of either party. so i think it's actually an idea that's worth looking at. i think both parties are going to have a problem with it because it would dilute the importance of many of the special interests in both the democratic and republican party. but as far as -- >> yeah, that's probably a good thing. >> as far as sending folks to washington who might be open to compromise, which we obviously haven't seen in a long time, i think that would improve the si

>> arnold schwarzenegger birthday. lisa kudrow 51.ption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is wednesday, july 30th, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." a water main break sends millions of gallons gushing into the streets of los angeles. >>> overnight israeli tanks shell a school in gaza as air strikes intensify. >>> and jesse ventura talks with us about winning millions in a lawsuit against a navy s.e.a.l. and his widow. >> but we begin with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> i just see water start pouring out. >> a broken water main floods the streets of los angeles. >> just staggering how much was coming out of there. >> a 93-year-old pipe birs sending a geyser of water 30

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goes, do you want to go to a luau with sylvester stallone and arnold schwarzenegger and whoopi -- ands. and so i did. and it was like going to madame tussauds with a roasted pig. [ laughter ] i had such a fantastic time. and the thing i loved about him, he's very comfortable with maybe the world's most famous people. and also very lovely to just people, like just everybody. and i just thought, this guy's fascinating. so i just started asking him stories. and for 20 years i've been asking him stories. and for 20 years i've been saying, please let me do a film about you. and then, three years ago, he said yes. now i had other things that i was going to do. and i've never really planned my career. i wouldn't know how to plan a career. i just make stuff. and i just thought, okay. that's my next movie. so i've been spending the last two and a half years doing that. and i had two children, so -- >> seth: that's great. [ cheers and applause ] that's great for you. we're going to come right back. when we come back, shep's going to join us. and we'll take a look at the movie. it's great, and i

bush did with arnold arnold schwarzenegger during the iraq war. >> i'm aware they handed out the oscarst sunday night. terminator 3 didn't win any. >> reporter: but there's one stop the president won't be making this week after exploring an appearance on jimmy kimmel live, the white house pulled the plug. >> that is at least in part related to challenges of doing a comedy show in the midst of some of these other more serious matters the president is dealing with on the international scene. >> the white house was issuing strong hints today that if events heat up overseas, the he may be heading back it washington quickly. wolf, he may bail on the fund-raising trips if things get too hot at some of the hot spots overseas, wolf. >> looks like it is getting hotter and hotter. jim acosta at white house. thanks very much. >>> coming up, much more of the breaking news, faa temporarily banning u.s. flights to and from tel aviv. we will talk more about that. our special report live from jerusalem, that's next. over 20 million kids everyday in our country lack access to healthy food. for the first

arnold schwarzenegger sent in a throwback picture from back in the days. gwyneth paltrow. we have you writing in. aftermath of hurricane arthur enjoying the beach staying out of the water. we have tammy, men joying times with my family and dogs. these poor kids, the fourth of july pics. #failed. keep the pictures coming. we want to hear how you spent your fourth of july. #orangeroom. guys? >> more to come. stay with us on "today." >>> good saturday morning to you, it's 5:26, a live look at south san jose. i'm vicky nguyen. hey there, christina. >> good morning to you, i hope everybody had a great fourth of july. we'll see a little bit of aftermath from all the explosives going off in the atmosphere last night. as we wake up this morning, that matter paints a gorgeous sunrise. we'll show you pictures as they arrive in the news room. 50 degrees in san jose, sun not up yet, but mark my words, throughout the next couple hours, it will be absolutely lovely where we have a mostly clear start. san jose, a little cloud cover here means temperatures will not be too hot into this af

>> arnold schwarzenegger birthday. lisa kudrow 51. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is wednesday, july 30th 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." a water main break sends millions of gallons gushing into the streets of los angeles. >>> overnight israeli tanks shell a school in gaza as air strikes intensify. >>> and jesse ventura talks with us about winning millions in a lawsuit against a navy s.e.a.l. and his widow. >> but we begin with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> i just see water start pouring out. >> a broken water main floods the streets of los angeles. >> just staggering how much was coming out of there. >> a 93-year-old pipe birs sending a geyser of water 30 feet into the air. >> a newly renovated pauley pavilion sustained significant damage. >> so crazy. i've never seen anything like this. >>> another u.n. school was struck in gaza. at least 15 people were killed. >> this as the u.n. confirms a stockpile of missiles has been

also on the auction block, arnold schwarzenegger's leather outat this time from terminator two and theden ticket from willie wonka and the chocolate family. >> i was going to get that for you. >> does it fly? >> it does. >> we'll talk about gaza and israel. we'll show you how people are now coping on the ground. >> new fallout from a super typhoon, soaking rains causing a deadly landslide in japan. >> sweating like a gorilla, the way big apes use their body order. details in our discovery of the day. ech know. >> we're here in the vortex. only on al jazeera america. >> deescalation ultimately is in the interest of all parties. >> that's secretary of state john kerry in beijing, just minutes ago calling on both the israelis and palestinians to pull back from escalating violence. israeli air strikes have killed seven more people in gaza today. 78 palestinians have been killed there since the start of the conflict. no israelis have died thus far. there are fears that constant aerial bombardment could erupt into a full scale ground war. we ever the latest. >> an ambulance here is never idl

. >> fue cuando vino con arnold schwarzenegger. >> besos a sofÍa vergara.de que se me altere paul. ♪ que llueva, se caiga del cielo y truene, lo Único que quieres es que yo te traiga el weather ♪ ♪ weather, se caiga el cielo y truene, lo Único que quieres es que yo te traiga el weather ♪ >> muy buenos dÍas para todos. la frase del dÍa: si lloras por ver el sol, las lÁgrimas no te dejarÁn ver las estrellas. tenemos que hablar de la depresiÓn tropical nÚmero dos. en su trayectoria, se va a ir debilitando en lo que es el ocÉano. las temperaturas continÚan subiendo en el centro del paÍs. tenemos avisos y alertas hacia el norte de los estados unidos. el tiempo severo se concentra en lo que es la florida hacia las carolinas. atlanta tiene lluvia en un 50%. una temperatura mÁxima de 83 grados. otras temperaturas que tenemos, san francisco 71, los Ángeles 81. las temperaturas mÁximas phoenix con 110. una temperatura mÁxima de 96. los invito a seguirme en mi twitter @ximenacordoba >> quÉ bonita la mariposita que iba. >> vamos a estar con ustedes en este rincÓn socia

scenes will be shot inside the oracle headquarters and it's still not clear if arnold schwarzenegger there. filming in redwood shores is scheduled for monday through wednesday. >>> well, it's ticket saturday. today, one lucky viewer will win a four-pack of tickets to the santa clara county fair. this year, the fair runs from july 31st to august 3rd. it is set up on tulley road. go to ktvu.com before midnight tonight and enter the secret word, "rides." >> if you're going to a fair or anywhere outdoors, sun block is always a good piece of advice, right? >> yes, and plenty of water. looking at the bay bridge, into san francisco, patchy fog is back. coastal fog for the coast today, not as hot for the afternoon. the seabreeze will be picking up, helping to bring temperatures down for the second half of the afternoon and into the evening hours. high clouds are in the forecast. those will be increasing as we get into tonight and for your sunday. temperatures today it, upper 60s along the coast. 70s and 80s around the bay. still mid to upper 90s for the hotter spots. not as bad as yesterday,

no word if arnold schwarnenr >>> the fifth terminator movie is filming scenes on the oracle campus through wednesday. no word if schwarzenegger will be there. but he is in the movie. >>> consider it further proof that there's no escaping cats on the internet. the website, i know where your cat lives, pins social media images of cats according to their world locations. california has the most cats in the u.s. with san francisco in the top 3 for cat cities. the project was created by a florida state university professor. >>> coming up tonight at 5:00, uber drivers up in arms over their app getting hacked. how they say competitors are cheating the system to get your business. we'll have that and much more coming up at 5:00. >>> we need an app, where's lawrence? >> where's lawrence? i'd be hard to find. what's the weather going snob a little cloud cover out there now. not much. >> monsoonal. >> you got it. >> have a great day. see you back here tomorrow. take care. bye. [ laughter ] captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,, >> ridge: he's saying what he thinks you want to hear. he's playing with your emotions.

arnold won. >> i think i could have won easy, but i don't think they ought to have somebody like me or schwarzeneggervernor. it's no way to run a state. >> james garner died this weekend here in los angeles at the age of 86. he was truly one of a kind, and his legacy will live on in his television and his movie roles. that's our show for tonight. thanks for watching. and aalways, keep the faith. >>> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. >> hi, i'm tavis smiley. next time, a visit with max brooks and singer marsha ambrosius will perform. that's next time. we'll see you then. ♪ er >> rose: welcome to the program. we begin this evening with the israel/hamas conflict talking to martin indyk working with john kerry trying to find a peace agreement. >> i think they're caught between wanting hamas to stop firing not wanting to have a victory, wanting to close the tunnels but not knowing where all the tunnels are. and at this point, they are kind of caught in this dilemma of you know getting hamas to stop firing may require more military pressure on them, more military pressure

arnold won. >> i think i could have won easy, but i don't think they ought to have somebody like me or schwarzeneggervernor. it's no way to run a state. >> james garner died this weekend here in los angeles at the age of 86. he was truly one of a kind, and his legacy will live on in his television and his movie roles. that's our show for tonight. thanks for watching. and as always, keep the faith. >>> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. >> hi, i'm tavis smiley. next time, a visit with max brooks and singer marsha ambrosius will perform. that's next time. we'll see you then. ♪ the three of us are going on a roadtrip across the country and we're interviewing people who have found their passions. asking them about their paths in life, to get some insight on pursuing our own passions. how can any college student know if they can become a doctor? you haven't done it yet. just taking that first step and getting out of my comfort zone has been really hard for me. it feels like you're stepping off of a cliff, and it doesn't make any sense and it's irrational... but that's whe

arnold schwarzenegger sent in a throwback picture from back in the days. gwyneth paltrow.e have you writing in. aftermath of hurricane arthur enjoying the beach staying out of the water. we have tammy, men joying times with my family and dogs. these poor kids, the fourth of july pics. #failed. keep the pictures coming. we want to hear how you spent your fourth of july. #orangeroom. guys? >> more to come. stay with us on "today." >>> we have new information on the breaking news into nbc 10 that we have been following since 5:30 this morning. four children are dead after a fire ripped through eight philadelphia row homes. we have learned the ages of the dead children range from 1 month to 4 years old. when firefighters and crews arrived four homes were burning and the flames spread from roof to roof and porch to porch to the remaining four homes. the fire marshal is trying to determine exactly where and how the fire started, the origin of it. again, four children dead and four others are in the hospital and 42 of their neighbors have lost their homes. a shelter is set up for