>> reporter: shortly after taking office arnold schwarzenegger needed help from california voters. state was running out of money to pay its bills. schwarzenegger had defeated gray davis in the 2003 recall campaign by promising to fix the state's budget deficit. his solution, a bailout. required voter approval to convince skeptical californians, schwarzenegger repeatedly made this claim. >> it's very important for people to understand, we are not borrowing new money. we are refinancing an inherited debt. >> reporter: but it was borrowing new money. a lot of it. proposition 57 required voter approval to sell up to $15 billion in state bonds to investors and repay them with sales taxes. the republican governor was able to sell the idea as bipartisan when the state's controller, democrat steve wesley, agreed to campaign for the measure. >> we were elected to fix problems. you can't fiddle around with politics when you're on the edge of potentially not making payroll for 300,000 people. >> reporter: wesley and schwarzenegger appearedat town halls and on television, selling prop 57 and i

trump is like an arnold schwarzenegger. in the world of infotainment and celebrity branding he could go. >> you said he could go. you have been in politics for 30 years, you believe he could go. >> i think that i would predict fall. >> go where? >> as a republican nominee. >> but where is he goings, that's what we are trying to figure out. >> as a nominee of the party. nominee. >> no. stage. >> you hope, you hoping. >> you are hoping. >> i think chris hit a button saying there's hillary clinton fatigue and establishment fatigue. i think the race is so not open that we have no idea what we are in store for. >> some are spine s, afraid to say what they believe. none want to do anything about immigration, and donald trump is forcing their hands. >> he should be the candidate. >> it's not that they want to do something. 68 senators voted for reform. we have the votes. put it on the floor. floor. >> that's john boehner refusing to do it. >> american people want someone honest. they believe donald trump tells the truth. no matter

arnold schwarzenegger's birthday today. arnold is 68 years old. tonight we invited a fifth grader, luke, to pay tribute to our austrian adonis. luke, come on out. here's luke. [ cheers and applause ] >> hello, everybody. i am arnold schwarzenegger. and today i turn 68 years old. [ cheers and applause ] hasta la vista, 67! i started off as a bodybuilder. and then i got to be an actor. and then i got to be the governor of california. [ cheers and applause ] isn't that crazy? yes, it is crazy. well, i have to go now. but i'll be back. get to the chopper! >> jimmy: there you go. the governor has a ponytail. all right. thank you, luke. 68 really its the cutest age isn't it? one more thing, it is thursday night. time to beep and blur the big tv moments of the week, whether they need it or not. it is this week in unnecessary censorship. >> off her hit album, here is nicky with [ bleep ] myself. >> i didn't realize how happy i was until i [ bleep ] your daughter. >> two [ bleep ] a day is a mediocre day. i often take three [ bleep ] a day. one in the morn

arnold schwarzenegger. he keeps coming back. >> i will be back. >> reporter: arnold, will you be back? how did you get the name. >> spur of the moment. >> he looks like a ragdoll. >> reporter: i look at his face i see randall. >> yes. >> why lola. >> after the kinks song. >> randy. if you hang around the dog park for long enough you will see why. >> reporter: he is a romeo. >> yes. >> reporter: randy is on the prowl. to most of these dogs this is a dog run. to randy it's a singles bar. >> reporter: does marley exhibit reggae. >> absolutely. she doesn't nip or bite. she dances. >> let's get together and be all right . >> reporter: does he love jazz. >> he does, jazz, classical, he is open minded. there is another dog in here, patty smith. sometimes patty smith plays with charlie parker. >> is this amy. >> amy. >> is he a terminator. >> yeah, he terminates that tree. >> reporter: for cbs 2 news john montone, 1010 wins. arnold is a tree climber. >> arnold, climb the tree. >> up. >> wow. look at arnold. you have

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we saw that in california with arnold schwarzenegger who had zero experience and became governor of this state. >> and got re-elected. >> absolutely. but for -- when you talk about what donald trump is saying, i don't think it's all of what he's saying but how he's saying it. you said this very different than the other people running. he's a real shoot from the hip, n non-pc, out of the beltway guy. that's working for him. >> rich, you talked about whining and other candidates cry or issue statements. trump doesn't do that. the way to which he picked a fight with fox news after that presidential debate in cleveland and as i mentioned, has taken various shots now and then since then although largely cooled off because of a truce, do you think that helps trump among people who don't like the media and don't like fox or just like to see trump take a club and whack people? >> it's mostly the latter. as long as he's on offense and throwing punches and attacking, his fans like that. howie, i don't know whether this is a conscious strategy on his part but he's a genius at changing the subject.

when california put in arnold arnold schwarzenegger. why did they do that?they did it for a couple of reasons. there was a strong amount of discontent with things as usual. and they saw something unusual. they saw a power they didn't know they had. when ventura got enough money to put on ads, when he qualified for the debates they realized hey we can do this. when the recall of governor gray davis actually made the ballot thanks to a multimillionaire congressman who wanted to be governor voters said wait we don't like this governor, we're ticked off at the electricity rates and auto license, we can do something about this. >> bring this to the present. you have all of these very smart political reporters and analysts and commentators and they are united in the belief that donald trump is not going to be the republican nominee. they know this history that you laid out as well as anybody. is the problem that they don't talk to voters enough or tuned into fact that the usual rules might be shattered in this cycle? >> that's the key. for what it's worth, i don't

total recall when arnold schwarzenegger gets a look at the atmosphere. 71 degrees, getting up to 85 degrees farenheit. >>> beautiful start there, i hope it's looking good on the roads. >> reporter: total recall makes it feel kind of ominous. let's check the suburban traffic report. this is route 42, northbound traffic, now a few minutes ago we were looking at this shot, we saw fire crews and emergency workers blocking the right lane and the left lane. traffic is easing by a little bit better. 18 minute ride from the acx to the walt whitman bridge. approaching the turnpike past 55 up toward creek road. if you wanted take the black horse pike. you can see the black horse pike is running smoothly. you might want to take that instead with the problem we saw with the delays resulting from the accident on 42. 309 at the turnpike, roads are clear and dry, northbound traffic is moving just fine. we're talking about the chance of precipitation later on, but not in the morning we're looking good. we have an accident in pottstown at industrial highway. let's look at the temperatures, 56 degrees in qua

highest odds arnold schwarzenegger. may boost marco rubio. in fairness, it looked like a good pass.e said the qb always gets the blame. >>> from the washington post, is donald trump an american putin? they share similarities. self-confidence, support for restoration of national glory, and sense of showman ship. you think? have you ever seen donald trump do this? he has a helicopter. putin spent yesterday on a small submarine. never before have we had proof putin is actually a villain. >>> as for donald trump, jimmy fallon thinks he's noticed a downward pattern. >> experts say during the debate he spoke at a fourth grade reading level. actually, it seemed the longer trump is in the race, the more he seems to dumb it down. >> i have -- i know the smartest noesh negotiators in the world. >> you have no control, bye bye. >> bing, bing, bong, bong. >> that's my favorite part. that is your morning dish of "scrambled politics." >>> 22 minutes past the hour. i'm joined by jonathan allen. good morning jonathan. >> good morning betty. >> hillary clinton got testy with the press about question

. >>> california is expected to make the final payment on costly borrowing championed by arnold schwarzenegger. schwarzeneggar led to suede voters to help close straight deficit. the bonds cost $19 billion. payments have averaged $1 million a day every day the past 11 years. today's final payment $928 million. >>> it is almost back to school time. hard to believe for those heading to college lap tops are a must. >> 7 on your side partnered with consumer reports for exclusive coverage on lightweight lap tops. >> it is super lightweight. remember the stories we used to do? lap tops are getting lighter and lighter. consumer reports recommends a few of the lightest they have ever seen. ultralightweight laptop may be the lightest thing in your backpack this fall, definitely lighter than a textbook and lighter than this water bottle. around two pounds the latest book weighs less than mac book air. consumer reports says it or the lenoevo or samsung could really lighten the load for students. >> really well on performance tests and did well on portability test. if you take your laptop with you frequen

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

was a couple of years ago when the people were talking about changing the constitution so arnold schwarzeneggerhe would go for it. right? >> ka me >> camille, that is roger with the tattoo of richard nixon on his back. he has a lot of personality and he is pretty far out there as we know in the world of politics. he was the guy in recount can. i forget who played him. >> and he believes that lbj ordered the assassination of kennedy. >> he is too weird for trump? >> the truth is, i have taken a pledge of my own, personal moratorium, i will no longer talk about donald trump in association with the public election to make it end quicker. >> can we talk "the apprentice"? if he quits the presidency and goes back to "the apprentice," he is bigger than ever. >> did you see him thrsell stea? >> quick poll before we go to the next story. i believe that trump did not intend to make the crazy comment he made this weekend. i take him at his word that -- >> you mean that -- >> like in her ears. >> i don't want to discuss it, it's gross. thing is, you agree. >> he is not that stupid. why would anyone give hi

dagen: looks like the terminator without the arnold schwarzenegger cover.oogle says the six-foot two, 330-pound robot is the most advanced ever created and will soon be more agile than a human being. google has a patent on a cloud-based app system that will allow pro-bot owners to download personality is online such as that of a celebrity or even a deceased loved one. lauren: shall we just turn to sports? a scary moment is yankee pitcher brian mitchell had a line drive against the twins. he was helped off the field all bloody. suffered a nasal fracture, was released from the hospital and will be monitored for signs of a concussion. a five home monday. carlos beltran, mccann drove in five runs. a tad -- allowing the winning run to score. yanks went eight to seven to extend their division lead to a full game over toronto. and baltimore, the orioles have a firmer hold on a wild-card spot after completing a four-game sweep. steve clevenger smacked a three-run homer and won his seventh straight decision. chris davis looks to add to the late ahead in a deep shot

. >> arnold schwarzenegger has made his first live or die decision as california governor.e of a convicted killer. >> he said that kevin was clearly guilty and should be executed. a few days before the execution date, the california supreme court denied our request for a stay of the execution and for the chance to file further appeals in kevin's case. >> san quentin guards now escorted kevin cooper to a new cell adjacent to the death chamber. cooper was about to become a dead man walking. ♪ >>> just hours before his midnight execution on february 10, 2004, kevin cooper was strip searched and dressed for the death chamber. but cooper steadfastly refused to assist in his own execution. defiantly, he had begun a hunger strike the day before. as midnight approached, a crowd of several hundred demonstrators appeared outside the prison walls. >> family was going to attend the execution. finally the family was going to have justice. >> with just hours to go, a frenzied back and forth was erupting in the courts. >> a three-judge panel of the ninth court of appeals issued an opinion

arnold schwarzenegger was a businessman, movie star, governor of california. donald trump is a smart guy. you don't become a billionaire without being a smart guy. my question would be, he is used to giving orders, used to being the ceo. what i say goes. he is not used to compromising. when you become president, that is what you have to do, compromise with people who disagree with you. that will be the big -- my big concern. if he becomes president, you know, can he compromise? can he lead by discussing things with the opposite party. >> interesting to see. >> yeah. thank you. he is exactly right. all these question about donald trump. interesting to note that in the happy hour debate that what they were focused on were attacking trump even though he wasn't with them there. the social media exploded especially during carly fiorina. >> i wrote down notes. he picked her as number one for that debate. she appeared sharp, intelligence, precise in answers. fluid, yet strong and combative. it is interesting to see, our only female republican candidate didn't make th

we saw that in california with arnold schwarzenegger who was successful in his bid for governor largelyunning on his name. but the problem is with the exception of immigration, he talks a good game, but he is going to be standing up against men and one woman who are going to on the republican side be very specific regarding policy. at the end of the day, americans aren't just going to vote for shall be with a big name and celebri celebrity, they really have to see a policy and plan for america that they can buy into to. >> leslie, i have to disagree with one point that you made. if you say that they will go for sanders and not a hillary, when you look at donald trump and you look at lhillary iticiapolitici. and a lot of the repeated lies that come out of washington. and then the trust factor. i mean all of that said, that is why carly fiorina, ben carson and donald trump in fact are surging in the polls because people are sick and tired of it. >> i think it's not just hillary. it's also the idea of jeb bush. the notion of a bush/clinton faceoff is upsetting a lot of people. so you're lo

finally, at number 100, all the way at the bottom of the charts, here's "rock-a-bye baby" by arnold schwarzeneggerflies to the treetops when the bough breaks you have to catch the baby ♪ ♪ cause the baby fall out of the sleepy tree get out of there the baby is falling out ♪ ♪ of the tree here comes the baby with the cradle and all ♪ [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: all right. there you have it right there. that's it right there. stick around, we'll be right back with more of "the tonight show," everybody. thank you! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ who says families have to share data now get four lines. each with up to 10 gigs of 4g lte data. just $30 bucks a line it's 10 gigs for all only from t-mobile ♪ it's just a summer thing double it up this summer with a hot deal from mcdonald's. the $2.50 double combo, a mouth-watering double cheeseburger and small fries for just $2.50. (music) when broker chris hill stays at laquinta and fires up free wi-fi, with a network that's now up to 5 times faster than before you know what he can do? let's see if he's ready. he can swim with the sharks! book your next

mitt romney's own children called him pretending to be arnold schwarzenegger. >> i would just like to get to know you. >> well, we've had the chance -- >> i want to ask you a bunch of questions and i want to have them answered immediately. >> go right ahead and shoot. >> or when two canadian deejays fooled sarah palin into thinking they were the french president nicolas sarkozy. >> i look forward to getting to meet you and work with you personally. your beautiful wife. you've added a lot of energy to the country even with that beautiful family of yours. >> thank you very much. my wife carla would love to meet you even though she was a bit jealous when i was supposed to speak to you today. >>> governor scott walker tried to eat a philly cheese steak in piece holding up signs that says scott walker sniffs his own poop and walker lives inside my butt. >> only to have those people turn the side over to reveal a fake check from the koch brothers which brings us to donald trump who has never had a fully impenetrable media team. >> my idea is to come out with the ice cream gloves that make t

arnold schwarzenegger took those away from us. >> why is everybody looking at us, man?ed on the sensitive needs yard, back in ad seg they're even more restricted. angel gets his first real human contact for the day when an officer escorts him out for his one-hour yard time. >> i thought you was coming with me. >> yeah. >> you got one open? >> like a dog pound. get an hour out here. it's better than nothing. but they put this because too many people getting stabbed. now what am i supposed to do? i don't need to work out in the yard. you don't work out because you don't want no one to see what you can do. so you keep the secret if you're in shape or if you're not in shape. you know what i mean? you usually don't work out so the next man don't know what you're capable of. because then you expose your hand. it's like when you're playing cards. keep everything so no one knows what you have. your abilities or whatever. know what i mean? >> blinky was a paid hit! >> angel spends most of his time talking with other inmates rather than engaging in any sort of physical activity.

. >> arnold schwarzenegger. >> jimmy: is that right, reese. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you are on the board. next question. what sport do the los angeles kings play? reese. >> gridiron? >> jimmy: what? >> gridiron? football? sorry. >> jimmy: gridiron? >> sal: gridiron? >> jimmy: no, kirstie, do you want to take a shot? >> basketball? >> jimmy: no, they play ice hockey. are you familiar with that? >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: okay. not familiar enough, i'm afraid. next question. you're never going to get this. you're not going to get this. how about this. los angeles is known as the city of blank? the city of blank? >> angels? >> jimmy: angels is right, reese, yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: in spanish that's what it means. next question, sprinkles is the name of what kind of food chain? >> cupcakes? >> jimmy: that's right, kirstie. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: cupcakes and there are thousands. there's one next to every medical marijuana shop here. >> i'm finding them then. >> jimmy: the university of california, los angeles, is known by what abbreviation? kirstie? >> ucla

arnold schwarzenegger is in terminator and if we learned anything from "jurassic world," people love movies starring dinosaurs. oh, sorry. summer is blockbuster movie soren. there are a lot of them. to help you decide which ones are worth your $12 and your weekend night, we asked our friend yehya to review some of the biggest of the big movies and here's yehya talking about the movie "ant-man." >> the problem i smile a lot, my eyes close. hi, it's me, yehya, talking about summer movie. i talk about the movie, ant of man. you know, this guy, he's become a very small man in the movie, and he can go to the bank, he can go anywhere, you cannot see him. and the guy, ball rodeo. i got picture of him. he's in the movie. very small. i don't know, the poster look very big. you know, big as anyone. this guy, latino, he's with the movie brad pitt, the one with the military. chya bough. and the movie, michael douglas, i got picture of michael. is very good actor. and his dad very big star also. do the movies. i remember a lot of thing for him. the one also with the -- what his name? champagne. t

arnold schwarzenegger. i could go on. donald trump will use his relationships to his advantage.he apprentice, we were in your living rooms every night for weeks on end and people think they know you intimately. and they feel like they can support you and trust you. >> all right. well we trust you to tell the truth omarosa. >>> bernie sanders has rallied more supporters at campaign events than any other 2016 candidate. so why so little mention of his success in the head lines? >> ever heard of a shade ball? langsz los angeles is using 96 million to tackle a big problem. toenail fungus? seriously? smash it with jublia! jublia is a prescription medicine proven to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. look at the footwork! most common side effects include ingrown toenail, application site redness, itching, swelling, burning or stinging, blisters, and pain. smash it! make the call and ask your doctor if jublia is right for you. new larger size now available. who thrives on the unexpected. ha-ha! shall we dine? [ chuckle ] you wouldn't expect an insurance comp

operatives like robert glock who runs a pr firm and previously was working on alexander and arnold schwarzenegger, for example, to get gray davis out of office. he also has connections to people like a gentleman named leonardo alsovar who did communications for the romney administration. i'm sorry, for the romney campaign. and worked with the bush administration. you know, i looked into statements by different figures. i interviewed members of his family. i interviewed his allies. i had people like robert gluck tell me he was -- they have this volunteer effort called friends for free venezuela. when i asked gluck if he was being paid for his -- what he did, he stalled and then said, yes, and told me he was being paid by leopoldo lopez's family. this is a gentleman who said in the news, and i quote -- to call leopoldo lopez right wing is "the ultimate are million doublespeak." leopoldo lopez comes from a very wealthy influential well-connected family that i think serves him in his rise to power from the past up to now his party. throughout you see a figure that has been very divisive. if you look

may be like arnold schwarzenegger in california.e had women saying he did this to me and this to me three days before he was elected governor. i destroyed the party and the state, but other than that -- [ laughter ]. lou: he had a little help in that, gray davis pushed him in with an early start. but everybody remembers the "washington post" hit piece went after him, and the affect of that. they claimed he had raped his wife, basically dredging up 30-year-old deal. turns out, you wake up the next morning who is it endorsing his candidacy and calling the best candidates for the presidency other than his ex-wife. ivana. >> none of that is going to matter if there's no other republican capable of coming out and grabbing the microphone. you had scott walker come out with an obamacare alternative this week. we're not talking about that. we're talking about donald trump. the reason is scott walker did a bad job presenting a compelling argument in a way that people at home would sit and say this is an important issue to me, this is why it

. >> 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 se

i'm sitting here in california when i laughed that arnold schwarzenegger said he would run for governorecame our governor. celebrity goes a long way and not just in hollywood. donald trump is a celebrity. and people gravitate towards that that is the reason it's the number one reason people vote for somebody is name recognition. a lot of people flock to him because of it. dagen: leslie, end on this with you, this is a question, he is running a campaign that nobody has seen before in terms of use of social media and television. far and above what president obama was able to do with social media and the young vote. will politicians, all of them, democrat and republican make a mistake thinking they can't, that they can actually take him on in traditional ways? >> well, donald trump's not traditional. so, i mean you can't take him on in traditional way. he has no problem insulting. he has his own rule book. there is really no rule in his book. they will have to be very creative. >> how about policy though? >> come a way from typical -- which a lot of people seem to love. >> that's where thi

but in past years we've had arnold schwarzenegger, ralph lauren, jerry seinfeld, of course.s within the industry. cory: and a lot of sick cars. olivia: which ones were the favorite models this year? hannah: we all wonder when the ferrari craze will end. it is all the ferrari. of the top 10 sellers, seven were for murray's. ferrari.he from the 60's and 50's. cory: i saw a 1964 re: 250. ferrari 250. i cannot describe this event. when someone pulls up in an audi or bmw, it looks like a tiger car. you might as well have pulled up in an f1 50. hannah: it's true, you get used to seeing that lead, rolls-royce -- bentley will rolls-royce. -- bentley and rolls-royce. the others are just hold the. h --o hum. olivia: our prices for classic cars higher than ever? hannah: they are. i just talked with tag early this morning and we are just getting results from last night option, but preliminary results say that the total for the whole weekend is about $400 million. last your was $415 million. wass generally -- last year $415 million. it is generally in the same range. $70 million for the

arnold schwarzenegger did it running for governor of california and made a case because he was so rich he wouldn't listen to these special interests with money because he didn't care about them, he was incorruptible is the case he's making and is the case donald trump is making and one that appears to be resonating with people. host: donald trump wasn't the only celebrity to make news on thursday night. kim kardashian, not a name we normally discuss on washington journal, she tweeted this picture of herself with hillary clinton. i got my selfie, she tweeted, i really loved hearing her speak and hearing her goals for our country. you can see kanye west there in the background with kim and hillary. so this is how "the new york times" reported the story, clinton has her own celebrity moment as staff monitors debate as republicans bickered thursday night and accused ms. clinton of being a scandal letic of old ideas and she sought to solidify her pop culture status and increase her youth appeal by posing with two of the most popular celebrities on the planet. critics dismissed the selfie as

betty white and arnold schwarzenegger both weighing in. white called the lion's death heart breaking and schwarzenegger said, stop killing big cats. craig. >> kelly cobiella for us. kelly, thank you. >>> this morning, there will be no search at sea for two 14-year-olds who disappeared after going on a fishing trip a week ago. the coast guard says they are done looking. boys' parents are not giving up hope. nbc's kerry sanders in florida with more. >> reporter: good morning. the reason there are no official searches doesn't mean there are no searches. there are planes over the atlantic this morning looking for the two missing boys, but not from the u.s. coast guard. they are volunteers who have taken to the skies as well as boats to see if they can find the missing children. these two 14-year-old boys. their efforts are funded by a go fund me site that has in excess of $368,000. on day eight of an all-out search for 14-year-old friends perry cohen and austin stephanos. the coast guard said at sunset friday night, the search ended. >> this i

rosanna: arnold schwarzenegger. greg: he lives in the hamptons and has another morning show. rosanna: matt lauer. greg: he has been in everything, the west wing, very good looking, in his 50s, he was in a rat pack, can't believe what els, was also on wayne's world, spoke chinese. rob lowe. forget that one. oh. one of the jonas brothers. the grinch. the guy who wrote the grinch. rosanna: dr. seuss. rosanna: rob lowe was in brothers and sisters. on sunday night. greg: he has been in so much. he was -- we are okay. >> ice tea and cocoa. answers to this thing. >> since it is they're showing is only -- >> for this coffee right now. rosanna: nice to have you with us on "good day new york". domenico and his daughter are watching from the e are right now, he likes the show, we wish a speedy recovery. greg: always an adventure in the emergency room. i have done some time in bellevue lately, the staff there are pretty good. >> meteorologist: sounds like something else happened. greg: have to wait around a lot. pay take their time. >> meteorologist: i get what is going on in the forecas