arnold schwarzenegger if you remember pumping iron. in pumping iron arnold schwarzenegger was an unknown weight lifter but he was a star. he had can charisma. lou ferrigno, his rival was much better known. everybody knew lou ferrigno as the two competed for the mr. olympia title. arnold schwarzenegger got into lou's head in such a way that he lost his confidence. he lost his mojo. he could not be the kind of effervescent star that arnold schwarzenegger was. that's what donald trump has done to jeb bush, for example. he has beaten bush so that bush knows even if he comes at trump with full force that trump is going to belittle him. he is going to diminish him. he is going to ridicule him. he is going to shrink him. donald trump owns jeb bush the way arnold schwarzenegger owned mr. figure know in the mr. owe olympic i can't. >> he doesn't care about policy at this point, doi you agree. >> he doesn't have to care about policy. he is winning. i respect you, bill, for not saying donald get down to policy you are too thin skinned. that's wha

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but so is former california governor arnold schwarzenegger. t his tone is a bit different than brown's. schwarzenegger says the doom and gloom approach just doesn't work. >> my mission is to change the way that we communicate so that we inspire an unstoppable grassroots movement fueled by people power. there's no doubt that climate change is humanity's biggest threat. but we have to acknowledge that all the charts and data and doom and gloom don't work. >> schwarzenegger sit we have to simplify the message and focus on more immediate consequences of the issue rather than talking about things that might happen 50 years from now. >>> a brand-new coat for this cold winter, that might not be on the top of your christmas list but think about the hundreds of people who lost everything in the valley fire in lake county. new coats can go a long way. more than 1,000 brand-new coats were handed out today in middle town. hard-working volunteers got stores like macy's to donate the jackets. now fire victims tell us they've been surviving without coats so f

governor jerry brown is in paris talking climate change, and so is former california governor arnold schwarzenegger. but his tone is a bit different than brown's. schwarzenegger says the doom and gloom approach doesn't work. >> my mission is to change the way that we communicate, that we inspire an unstoppable grass-roots movement fueled by people power. there's no doubt that climate change is humanity's biggest threat. but we have to acknowledge that all these charts and data and doom and gloom don't work. >> schwarzenegger says we have to simplify the message and focus on more immediate consequences of that issue rather than talking about things that will happen 50 years from now. >>> and at 7:12 on your sunday morning much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, a hot gift for the holidays could also be dangerous to have in the house. we'll tell you why some hoverboards are coming under fire. >>> this morning, we're waking up to cloudy skies and even light rain falling across parts of the north bay. we'll talk more about our rain chances this upcoming week. not only one system by midweek bu

other high-level meetings, we know that this morning it was time for arnold schwarzenegger to meet in office of the president. they had a brief meeting and the hollywood celebrity met with our very own marc perlman after the meeting. let's listen to what he had to say. governor schwarzenegger: i had great hopes one year ago and i have great hopes today. there's a lot of optimism, a lot of positive people that think that they can get something done. would it be perfect? i don't think so, we are looking for perfection, we are looking for moving the ball forward and resetting goals for the future. measure the to stuff, how to make sure the people really stay with their commitments. collects he is saying that without or with a national agreement, cities and regions of the states can do it on their own. for example, california has the round cap and trade system, signing into law in october 15% of its energy coming from renewable sources by 2030. we just heard there that there won't be a perfect deal. i don't think that anyone there is expecting that. it is the grassroots behind the decisio

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hosted by former new york city mayor michael bloomberg and the paris mayor, and they called in arnold schwarzenegger to add extra muscle to the talks. "france 24" is following it closely for you. our correspondent behind the scenes. >> this week at the cop21, we saw the eiffel tower in red, a blue giraffe, and the green lion. there were also plenty of sightings of journalists, some of them with microphones perpetually in hand, others always in a rush. the climate conference is hosting 196 government delegations from around the world and several hundred ngo's. the international media was out in force. >> that is our set over there, and we have our european editor in french interviewing the european affairs minister. over here is our colleagues getting ready to go to and. and back on the other side -- see if you can follow along -- radio france internationale, our sister station. it can get a little boring and technical, but it is fantastic to have people truly from the four corners of the earth who are able to come together. it is nice to be able to welcome them in a proper setting. >> almost 10,000

of a delegation of state business and political leaders but also including former governor arnold schwarzenegger who lost the fight against climate change in 25006 when he died a -- signed a law that set limits anaphor churr green house gas emissions. >>> time is 4:10. fire on a princess cruise ship that left san francisco last wednesday won't stop it from arriving in honolulu today. the grand princess lost power briefly, but none of the 47 people onboard was hurt in the fire. the you shift is currently operating on three of its four engines. engineers will meet the ship when it arrives in honolulu so they can see how much damage the fire caused. a stop on the big island has already been canceled. >>> you see the game last night? it was a nailbiter, but the bar yours extended their record-breaking start to 19-0 with a win over the utah jazz. cheng it out. with less than a minute to go in the game. the score tied at 101. my man, steph curry hit a three. to give the warriors a lead back. the jazz got within one, but missed the three. green grabbed the rebound, got the ball. the bar yours hung on f

you can tell the one signed by arnold schwarzenegger because he likes to give you a pen.erry brown never did a pen, giving you -- being frugal. >> how do you assess jerry brown's governor ship? rep. desaulnier: he is an extraordinary politician. very bright. jesuit-trained. i have an affinity for him. we have some strong differences. we have legitimate differences about where we should cut and not. high-speed rail is a big project i chaired and we differed about that. having said that, he has been a really wonderful thing for california. when you think of his family and the impact his father and he and his sister made on the state of california, we are really lucky and fortunate. his father was a republican when he first ran for office. pat brown. when i told him that once, he said, how did you know? i said, i've read his biography and you should read it too. i am very grateful he is there. >> how does a state deal with the drought? the lack of water? rep. desaulnier: there have been too remarkable stories on that. how will we have done. have dropped we consumption by urb

shery: celebrities at the climate talks, for example, we had alec baldwin and arnold schwarzenegger ateeting with government delegates. ofhad him tweet a picture himself with the foreign french minister, you can see him there. he had also tweeted out certain comments about the climate talks. "i of his tweets saying, love this, the deal has the rally of the century, and the u.s. should fight for this." he has been trending on twitter. we also have big organizations, ,ike greenpeace usa, tweeting "will the big climate agreement from #cop21 keep also fueled in the ground?" tweeted ,ef --ghting#climatechange so we have lots of people talking on social media about the ongoing climate talks in paris. back to you. yvonne: thanks so much. let's take a look at the markets in asia trading right now. that stock in hong kong has been suspended, but we have seen pressure on the hang seng right now. is 30anghai composite points down and the nikkei 225 have a strong selloff, up about 1% right now as a countdown to the fed next week. coming up next, let's talk about cash again. from modhihe visit will

the leaders include former governor arnold schwarzenegger. in 2006 he signed a law that set limit on future greenhouse gassy missions. >>> a fair on board a princess cruise ship that left san francisco last wednesday will not stop it from arriving on time today in honolulu. the grand princess lost power briefly but none of the 4700 people on board was injured. the ship now is operating on three of its four engines. engineers will meat the ship when it arrives in honolulu to check out the damage. a stop on the big island is has already been canceled. >>> a group that opposes a large police training exercise plans to gather tonight in berkeley. the group is called stop urban shield coalition. urban shield is a four day long training event with bay area law enforcement agencies test their preparedness during mock incidents like an active shooter or a terrorist attack. it happens every september. you are lacking at video of protests from earlier this year. the group claims the event is a way to "highly militarize the police." protesters plan to v

brown and arnold schwarzenegger held a joint news conference in support of the plan. >>> rain made forome slick streets all over the bay area yesterday. in san francisco, umbrellas were out along the embarcadero and drivers had the windshield wipers working overtime, right roberta? >> yes and we saw 5/100ths of rain in san francisco. heavier as north of the golden gate -- amounts north of the golden gate bridge. 18/100ths in half moon bay. but nothing in the santa clara valley. that's where we take you right now. beautiful sun up at 7:09. but already seeing the glimpse of some partly cloudy conditions over levi stadium. it's 62 -- 62 days away from super bowl be a seen -- super bowl 50 right now. we have some swells building to 18 feet. and they will be pounding the seashore, very dangerous currents and also sneaker waves. today under partly to mostly cloudy skies. temperatures 60 in half moon bay to the low 60s around the sunset district and 62 in vallejo. mid-60s in san jose. outside number is 67 in gilroy. winds will be slight. we're tracking incoming rain it will be heavier and gus

brown and arnold schwarzenegger held a joint news conference in support of the plan. >>> substitute teachers in the east bay are getting a raise. the san ramon valley and livermore school districts increased their daily pay raise due to a teacher shortage. they hope this will draw more qualified substitutes. they also hope the increase will entice retired teachers to return to the classroom. >>> >>> a 3-year-old get as gun and shoots his brother. where he found the weaponnen. >>> and new supplies are on their way to the international space station. a look at the latest launch. >>> good morning, everybody. we're certainly foggy here in san francisco. we'll be checking in with our weather watchers to see what it's like where you live. >>> and that fog may cause troubles on the roadways. i will tell you where the chp hoos issued fog advisories this morning. ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. >>> good morning, everybody.

now arnold schwarzenegger, that's the guy i'm talking about, is stepping out as a climate change activist who would have known. arou arnie says we should look at china. >> we are looking at china because they have been the only company with a gdp growth of 7%, 9%, 10%, 8%, back and forth. they have the biggest growth because the whole world is kind of sending to china to produce their products so, therefore, we basically are sending the pollution to china. and so now they have to deal with it and we all have to work together with them because like i said, it's not like finger pointing. it's not like them versus us, it's more like how do we do this together? >> let's get out to steve sedgwick who's at the cop 21 in paris. steve, do you think arnie can muscle other leaders into finding an agreement? >> reporter: well, let's hope he adds a bit of positive influence as well. look, a lot of hollywood stars have been in and around. leonardo dicaprio is around. alec baldwin. a nice bit of soft power and pressure doesn't hurt. the fact is there are some absolutely enormous issues that have to be

that's what former california governor arnold schwarzenegger says about climate change. he says we can win. he's in paris right now for the u.n. climate conference this week where leaders from around the world are trying to reach a clean energy deal. schwarzenegger says skeptics should be ignored. >> bottom line is all of you should take the word no that it's impossible out of their vocabulary. the clean energy future is not only possible, but if we all work together, national government and then the national community, it's absolutely certain. >> governor brown is also in paris this week for that conference. he did a joint interview with schwarzenegger on climate change yesterday. >>> speaking of climate change, how about the way it's changing for us here. still foggy. meteorologist kari hall joins us. >> yes, jessica. going into the snex couple of days, more low clouds, fog and then the rain by the mid of the week. here's what to expect. a lot of clouds, patchy dense fog. you may want to slow it down. allow extra time to get to where you're going tomorrow. we'll still

a big unknown is trump is a candidate kind of like jessie the body ventura and arnold schwarzenegger lot of people that don't usually vote who right now are telling pollsters they will vote for trump and that's pushing up poll numbers. with schwarzenegger and ventura, a lot of these people did vote and that's why they won and they were running -- >> there seems to be enthusiasm for trump among those who say they will vote for trump -- >> there is real -- i'm not denying there say real trump n i don't see how the math works to get him to 45%. >> you see this going to june. >> i think potentially because this year for the first time in election cycles or republican party rules have changed where there is much more proportional allocation of delegates during the primary season, all of the primaries with the exception of south carolina which was grandfathered in between new hampshire and march 15th will be proportion l. so you don't have to win out right. you can stay in the game and have a number of candidates accumulate delegates and it's only until later, about 60% of the overall dele

food network to see that many oily ribs. [ laughter and applause ] former california governor arnold schwarzenegger said yesterday he will become a part-time vegetarian to cut down his carbon footprint. if you're wondering what a part time-vegetarian is, it's someone [ laughter ] [ schwarzenegger impressio] but when dessert comes, i am a full vegetarian. never have meat in my dessert! [ laughter ] killed it with the schwarzenegger. hillary clinton took time off the campaign trail to go christmas shopping in iowa yesterday. women, right? always running for president. [ laughter ] a nevada politician last week released a christmas card that featured her whole family, including her 5-year-old son, holding guns. and then santa claus announced from now on he's just going to leave the presents on the lawn. [ laughter and applause ] not gonna walk into a house in the middle of the night. weird guy with a bag. adele revealed the meaning behind her song "hello" in a new being able to get a good cell signal in the woods. [ laughter ] turns out. lions gate said today they want to make prequels to the "hunger

. >> arnold schwarzenegger was the only prominent republican who took part in the climate talks in parisne. an absence that was most definitely noticed as more than 40,000 other people gathered to try to find a solution to the current crisis. everyone from world leaders to activists to scientists to business leaders, among them billionaire sir richard branson. and before he went to paris he told me what he thinks about the climate denialism that still somehow manages to run rampant in the republican party. >> outside america i think people have realized that climate change exists for an awful long time. inside america it's always been quite strange that you've got one political party that seems to have doubted it for a long time although i think the republicans seem to be finally coming around to realizing that there is an issue. but it has been sad that america seems to have lagged behind the rest of the world. but i think the rest of the world has been there for a long time. we cannot afford to have any more coal-fired power stations built anywhere in the world. australia had allowed a

. >> and i said no, and they're going to sign or signed arnold schwarzenegger. >> well, i don't think he's questioning your success. >> no, no, no. you don't make that kind of success without judgment. don't forget this, i was against the war in iraq. i told everybody. you have all the documents. >> back in 2004? >> in 2003 and 2004. >> i couldn't find anything in 2003. >> i was against going into iraq. that's good judgment. i was against bombing the oil before anybody else thought about it. that's good judgment. i have great judgment. i have far better judgment than ted and i think i have a really great temperament. it's a strong temperament. when they chop heads off of christians in the middle east, and other people also, when they chop off heads and when they treat people the way -- we're like medieval times, having a strong temperament is good. jeb bush said his tone is very tough, about me. my tone is very strong. i said, isn't that a good thing? >> but ted cruz is really one of your chief competitors right now. jeb bush has really fallen off the map. and he's taken these shots a

[indiscernible] >> an article that you might find interesting, i wrote it, it's about arnold schwarzenegger running for president. i'll read it. thank you. >> we are voting for you for sure. >> would you take a picture of my two daughters in there? thank you very much. thanks for playing, sir. thank you so much. senator cruz: thank you. i'm going to slide over here. [indiscernible] >> she's got the camera. [indiscernible] do we know are the camera is? [indiscernible] senator cruz: thank you. >> thank you very much. senator cruz: good to see you. welcome. clicks cannot wait until your president. >> thank you very much. welcome, thank you for being here. god bless you. thank you.z: >> thank you. >> got bless you. i really appreciate it. senator cruz: thank you for your hard work. >> thank you for being here. [inaudible] >> hey, guys, we got two minutes before we have to leave. josh, that you for being here [indiscernible] >> i look forward to january, when you're president crews. >> guys, got to apologize and move this way. senator cruz: sorry i have to leave. thank you. >> happy birthday. se

former california governor arnold schwarzenegger also congratulated policymakers.get to work. businesses also weighing in on the deal, google chairman eric schmidt saying it is great to see a strong agreement to climate change challenges. it is complex and important. google is committed to doing our part. virgin group founder richard branson tweeting that the pairs of fact will ensure the economy of the future is driven by clean energy. a lot of positive reviews and optimism on social media. back to you. yvonne: thank you. that is it for a stretch of the business. stay tuned for asia edge where angie will recap the big stories of the day. including, everyone watching, countdown to lift off. we will look ahead to the big decision with mark mcfarland. bloomberg television, asian edge, coming up next. ♪ ♪ angie: that is a live look of to the central business district in hong kong. we are wrapping up the year here, but today, it is all about volatility in the markets ahead of the fed. we are live in hong kong, and this is "asia edge." ♪ angie: the top stories is our, m

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arnold schwarzenegger was one of them. take a listen to what he said. >> this is the challenge of our time. this is the real world. this is not the movie world which is the other world i come from. there are no visual effects, no special effects, no script writing where we can change the ending, better ending or anything like that. this is the reeled world. it's time to embark. it is time for new revolution. a clean energy revolution. >> that's right. pretty powerful words. you can't change the ending. it's not like a movie unless there is action. what impact do you think the celebrities have on this? >> i think people listen to the terminator. i think they have some impact. i think what negotiators are trying to do is rewrite the script and try to come up with a better ending, so to speak. there have been a lot of business leaders here, celebrities, bill gates, other ceos saying there's a business case, there's a case for all of us to acts on climate change and get off of fuels as soon as possible. that adds to the moment

i'm arnold schwarzenegger, you're danny da veevito. >> i'm actually bald so -- but we actually started we do have a lot in common. we actually both started with our respective organizations about two years ago. and we've really had the good fortune of learning a lot from each other and a lot of the people here in this room and, you know, as we were learning about this issue and trying to get smarter about it, we really started to -- >> click that next slide. >> yeah, click that. there you go. >> yeah. >> we really started to really ask three basic questions and it was who are they. who are these service members that we're trying to serve. second, what are their challenges. and then how do we help them navigate the sea of goodwill to find those best-in-class resources. the one thing that miguel and i both knew from the beginning is that he and i would not figure that out on our own. >> clearly the two of us if our transitioning service members and veterans were in just our hands, they'd be in big trouble. but as the secretary of labor talked about, there's a great orchestra, there's a g

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. >> i had the experience of running arnold schwarzenegger's campaign in 206.here was not a sunday where he was not speaking in front of multiple black churches. unfortunately, republican politicians have never been to an african american church service. it is a joyous loving great affair. with great. in november he received 27% of the african american vote with the highest in the modern era of the republican party. if republicans will show up in this community and we will talk to that community with respect, with love, with compassion and we will attach ourselves to the historic roots of the party, the party of lincoln, we can do great damage to the democrat's coalition by asking this community to come back home to the party that was their home for much of the early history of the party. >> i would add mnixon's republican party is much different. i would also add african american memories are long. it's going to take more than one meeting at trump tower with black clergy or from the faith community to scrub the memories of potential african american voters abo