arnold schwarzenegger, now an added environment campaigner, is in france for environment all.dging $34 million to fund the work of foreign climate researchers on foreign soil. i was forced to go, who has publicly sparred with donald trump, says tackling global warming must not be a political issue. this is not the right versus the left. because there is no liberal air out all considered out. we all breathe the same and out. we all breathe the same and out. in the mediterranean, research crew has made a surprising discovery. —— air. they found that the rising temperature and acidity of water there is faster and greater than anywhere else on the planet. that means that species such as oysters are at risk of extension. because, they say, is man—made climate change. what is happening here and coastal areas around the world is that year by year, bit by bit, the level of the sea is rising. it is why scientists said climate change is making a real impact, and many are worried about the us pulling out of the accord. donald trump says it is about us dollars. but renewables are very com

it is from the tremendous leadership and voice of arnold schwarzenegger down to some of the people not represented in this room, our staff working the lines every day. creating dreams. letting kids dream though streams. i wanted to thank you all. -- letting kids dream those dreams. i wanted to thank you all. [applause] this panel, we have such an amazing array of talent. we really want to focus on preparing our kids for the workforce. and tying back to that creativity and entrepreneurial drive, how do we get our kids to see themselves with the jobs of the future? the jobs that we need here in america. it will be how we do make america great. there has been a lot of attention on the military. homeland security. growing our defense. to have a strong military, we need strong people in that military. i am really, really happy to have admiral brecher. not only does military provide training for kids, but a great rear path. -- career path. what are some of the recruiting problems the military is facing? what role can afterschool play? >> as we look at afterschool programs, if we run into peo

and it's actually narrated by arnold schwarzenegger. eople didn't know that arnold was that into the ocean, but they released a a trailer, and it seems like he's a real natural. check this out. ♪ >> this summer explore the mystery and majesty of the world's incredible oceans with your guide arnold schwarzenegger. >> this is crazy. look at that fish. [ laughter ] >> dive into the boundless sea, and learn about its greatest secrets. >> oh, no, a shark is coming. get down! [ laughter ] >> and enjoy the peace and tranquility of the water. >> it's not a tumor. [ laughter ] >> lose yourself in the magnificent ocean. >> get to the lobster. >> wonders of the sea with arnold schwarzenegger. >> everybody look, i found nemo. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he found -- he found him. guys, check this out. walmart is offering a new service where employees will deliver items to your house on their way home from work. [ cheers ] not only that, they'll also deliver the items in a target bag so your neighbors think you're classy. >> steve: oh. [ laughte

arnold schwarzenegger has warned that tackling global warming must not be seen as a political issue.r and it shouldn't be a question of right versus left. he met french president emmanuel macron, who will later give a speech proposing a global environment pact. laura westbrook reports. i'm here with president macron, we're talking about environmental issues and a green future. we will deliver together to make the planet great again. an undisguised dig at the man who pulled america out of the paris climate deal. the former california governor met with french president emmanuel macron, who will later announce a proposal for a global environment pact. mr schwarzenegger, who has publicly sparred with donald trump, says tackling global warming must not be a political issue. this is not the right versus the left because there is no liberal air or conservative air. we all breathe the same air. in the mediterranean, a research crew has made a surprising discovery. they've found the rising temperature and acidity of waters here is faster and greater than anywhere else on the planet. that mean

arnold schwarzenegger and french president emmanuel macron forge a new friendship.leaders have responded coolly to theresa may's opening move in the brexit negotiations and her offer to protect the rights of eu citizens in the uk after brexit. the president of the european council, donald tusk, described the offer as "below expectations", while the german chancellor, angela merkel, said it didn't represent a breakthrough. 0ur political editor laura kuenssberg reports from brussels. goodbye to the flag, goodbye to this town. a year ago today, britain decided this place would be written out of our future. but what the picture outside will look like for millions who've made their lives around the continent is now starting to become clear. we've set out what i believe is a serious offer, a fair offer, that will give the reassurance to eu citizens living in the uk. 0ne—to—one attempts to sell her plans. but citizens who've lived in the uk for five years can remain for good. and until we leave the union, others could come. but her eu rivals have plenty of questions. what

and when arnold schwarzenegger is getting upset and cher is upset, game over. liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night, so he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >> neil: jeff beezos is now within a few billion of bill gates and could reach that next week. are teaming up in so many new ways. like new coastal lobster and shrimp, with a lobster tail with butter and herbs, sweet, smoky bbq red shrimp, and shrimp crusted with...get this...cape cod kettle chips. or try lobster and shrimp overboard. a dish this good... makes you this hungry. it's the highlight of the season, and can't last. so hurry in. >> neil: all right. these the terminator saying the president is a murderer. arnold schwarzenegger and others saying the president opting out of that global climate accord is tantamount to harassy. mark stein completely agrees. what did you think? >> the great -- the one good thing about the collapse and

- what was the guy, gopher on the love boat, fred grandy who went to the house, i think of arnold schwarzeneggerhese persons went back into entertaient. are you in politics to stay or will the day come when we'll see you back on "snl" telling jokes again? >> well i hope to live a long time. so i don't know. i can't tell you exactly. i plan to run for election, if that's what you mean. unless a really good part on a sitcom becomes available. >> and then you'll reconsider? >> i'm planning to stay in politics for now. but you know, george burns, you know, worked until he was 100 and i don't know. i don't want to be senator until i'm 100. i know that. and i want to -- you know, i don't know if retirement is all that great of a thing. >> it seems like -- >> maybe. i don't know. >> it seems like the folk in your home state, you won that election by 300 votes and it was like an 8-month investigation into who voted where. >> a recount. >> yeah. not investigation but recount. and the second time around you walked away with that thing pretty handedly. maybe they'll keep you around in minnesota for a while

>> uh, well, i know the governor was arnold schwarzenegger, so i'm gonna guess-- and he was an action star. only one of them that was a governor, so a. >> is that your final? >> that is my final, yeah. >> and that is correct. you got it! course, he was governor of california at the time. $2,000. now a look at your $3,000 question. while it's often called the land of 10,000 lakes, whose department of natural resources reports that the state is actually home to 11,842 of them? >> um, i know this one because i grew up in the midwest. um... it is minnesota. not... we know it starts with an m. [laughs] so...10,000. yeah, minnesota. >> is that your final? >> that is my final. >> you got it right. [cheers and applause] you can't change all those license plates now. >> right. >> $3,000, the next step, that first threshold you can get to, $5,000, with this question. which of these statements about inventors of musical instruments is not true? >> okay, so which of these is not true? man... i really don't... i have no clue on this. feel like i should be able to figure it out. >> okay, you do hav

been harsh, from mayors to governors and even president trump's replacement on the apprentice arnold schwarzenegger weighing in >> one man cannot destroy our progress or stop our clean energy revolution. one man can go back in time. only i can do that. >> reporter: the taking its travel ban fight to the supreme court. asking it to reinstate the president's controversial executive order. vice president mike pence saying he's confident the high court will come down on the administration's side. >> they're going to recognize the right of the president in the constitution and in the statute of this country to control immigration in way that puts a security of our country first. >> reporter: president trump ignoring most of the backlash and focusing on his legislature agenda signing two new bills into law. in washington, joel waldman, fox news. >>> today, dc council member mary shay called on mayor bowser to join the newly announced united states client alliance, it's comprised of california, new york and washington so far. form in response to president trump's announcement that the u.s. will withdrawal

man everyone wanted to be seen shaking hands with or hugging or sharing a joke with, even arnold schwarzeneggern paris at the end of the week to offer the terminator‘s endorsement. and yet already emmanuel macron is having to re—shuffle his government because of potential scandal and he has these big domestic political challenges. it could all collapse very quickly for him? we will know pretty quickly if he is astute and shrewd as he appears. the four ministers who left his cabinet, it is good for him because they did not belong to his party. he does not need them any more. he has got majority in parliament and he is walking on water and so far, so good. you know how we call him in france? jupiter. yes, it is something that is not well known. explain, whyjupiter? it comes from his entourage. they call him jupiter? that is how he views himself. after spending two years in president hollande's government he knows what to do. what not to do, sorry. in the next few weeks, he is going to pass a law, he's got a majority for it, i do not see how it is not going to happen, that law will enable him to e

. >>> due stature is as movie tar and getting governor getting arnold schwarzenegger extra attention. today he met with frermg president emmanuel marken both passion knit about the environment. marken has been vocal about france's commitment to stick with the paris climate accord. despite the trump withdrawal from the agreement. it wasn't mentioned but it was hinted at between the two. >> it is extremely important in order for us to be successful in create ago green and clean future for our children and grandchildren which is a responsibility that we have. >> as they parted it was clear the meeting was warmer than marken's exchange with president trump earlier this yoerk if many schwarzenegger climate change must not be a political issue. >>> new at 11:00 good news for g meal goo google will stop scanning merls in search of opportunities to sell adz. .practice has been in place since it was laufrmd in 2014. it's raised a lot of concerns amongst riefcy watch dogs really creeped a lot of people out tobagole plans to show adz within g meal by software will determine which adz are most li

. >>> a former governor is getting arnold schwarzenegger -- both are passionate about the environmentsident trump's withdrawal from that agreement was not mentioned but was hinted at. >> it is extremely important in order for us to be successful in creating a green and clean future for our children and grandchildren which is a responsibility that we have. >> former governor says climate change must not be a political issue. >>> transgender people still cannot enlist in the military but they might be able to in six months. military chiefs met this week and are requesting another six months before allowing transgender to enlist. military officials say they need more time to see if openly transgender troops are facing any problems. defense secretary will make the final decision. >>> this sunday best selling author j.d. vance opens toup megan kelly. talks about watches his mother's arrest to domestic violence and child abuse. >> when you watched him taker, do you remember how that felt? >> i just felt relieved and i thought to myself, all right, i am going to live another day. i just want

. >>> former california governor, arnold schwarzenegger taking a jab out of trump's decision to pull out of the paris agreement. schwarzenegger said climate change should not be a political issue and we need to work toward a greener future. >>> meanwhile the president has broken with an annual tradition to mark the end of ramadan. the white house did not host a dinner last night which has been done by the past three administrations. and they issued a warm greeting to those celebrating and instead attended the wedding manchin. >>> now one montgomery county teenager, 14-year-old caleb friday, he started caleb's cooking company to make food for kids that have special diets. he has crohn's disease which means he can't eat tkpwhraoglut grains or sue tkpwurgars. >> i just want to help kids have food they love. >> his company just started selling food online today, and they are planning to sell in whole food stores soon so you can find out more information in the nbc washington app. all you have to search is caleb's cooking company. >> i want those ke >>> speaking of eating and drinking --

this was part of a summit hosted by the arnold schwarzenegger institute for state and global policy at the university of southern california. it is 40 minutes. [applause] >> thank you. this panel's conversation focuses on keeping kids in school and on track. monica, i'm going to start with you and talk about something arnold was talking about. program?u need a isn't it spoiling them? i always said when i was secretary of education, it's a tale of two cities. we have high schools that for the last 20 years have won the academic decathlon, and others that are dropout factories. unfortunately that is determined by zip code. the poor communities where 98% of the kids are in poverty are somehow not giving the same level of certified teachers and books and support they need in those schools. let me go to use since it is the second largest school district in the country, with 600,000 kids. district in the country with 6000 kids, what to see the role of afterschool? it is not what schools is supposed to do, but how does it help get the goals that every school district these to achieve? >> what

arnold schwarzenegger is pathetic. hillary clinton, bernie sanders, jeb bush, mitt romney, the list goes on and on. and i ran out of time because then i typed in the word loser to see who was a loser. 243 times he's used the word since he went on twitter. >> and tremendous is used quite a bit. >> is this the new norm for politicians in the 21st century. >> reporter: no question that social media is the norm. but here's the problem. washington policy is more complicated than 140 characters. there's nuances involved. i do think the new norm is to be straight forward as possible. but not only is it more complicated but these words last. i found an oldy but goody. 21/2 years ago. giants in the world series and they pitched in game seven tim hudson. here's what -- i told you starting hudson was a mistake. he just got knocked out of the game. i love being right. hudson got knocked out of the game. but the giants won the world series, but the words don't go away. there's more to being president than just being right. >> we're

response has been harsh from mayors and governors and even president trump's replacement, arnold schwarzenegger. >> one man can't stop our claim energy revolution. one man can't go back in time. >> reporter: the administration is taking the travel ban fight to the supreme court asking it to reinstate the presidents controversial order. mike pence said his confident the high court will come down on the administration's side. >> they will recognize the right of the president and the constitution and statutes of the country to control immigration in a way that puts the security of the country first. >> reporter: president trump ignoring the backlash and focus on his legislative agenda signing to new bills in law in support of the law enforcement community. >>> for more and the environmental impact, i am joined by greg dalton. thank you for joining us. we want to start with what this means for california. we have our own regulations in place in terms of the environment, right? >> right. jerry brown is going faster and california policy. with a 2% renewable energy and pushed to go to 100. it strengt

been harsh from mayors to governors and even president trump's replacement on the apprentice, arnold schwarzenegger. >> one man cannot destroy our purpose. 1 million can't go back in time -- one man can't go back in time.>> reporter: taking the travel ban fight to the supreme court, asking it to reinstate the executive order. vice president mike pence said he is confident the high court will come down on the administrations side. >> they will recognize the right to the president in the constitution and statutes of the country to control immigration in a way that puts the security of the country first. >> reporter: president trump ignoring the backlash and focused on his legislative agenda, signing two new laws in support of the law enforcement community. >>> we are following breaking news this hour. 6.9 magnitude earthquake in the bering sea between russia and alaska. it happened just before 2:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. residents of the aleutian islands felt the earthquake. the islands are sparsely populated and nearly 1500 miles from anchorage. no injuries or damage have been reported. tsunami warnings hav

. >> 2009 he was behind a failed effort to recall california governor arnold schwarzenegger. >>> tonight southern california man is asking president trump to withhold federal funding for sanctuary cities. he's doing it through an ad paid for by an outfit called californians for population stabilization. and the ad features a name that many people here in the bay area will certainly recognize. abc 7 news reporter melendez spoke with the man behind the ad. >> reporter: first it was his wife scolding lawmakers in sacramento for supporting a bill that would stop police from impounding the cars of unlicensed drivers. then in 2015 don rosenbeerrupti hearing on sanctuary cities on capitol hill. >> i'm don rosenberg. >> reporter: now rosenberg is speaking out again. >> imagine if kate had been your daughter, jameel or drew your son. >> reporter: his son, drew, was killed in 2010 in san francisco by roberto galo who was here illegally and driving without a license. rosenberg wants to stop senate bill 54 from passing in the state assembly. it would help prevent deportations in california. we spoke

. >> in 2009 he was behind a failed effort to recall california governor arnold schwarzenegger. >>> tonightern california man is asking president trump to withhold federal funding for sanctuary cities. he's doing it through an ad paid for by an outfit called californians for population stabilization. and the ad features a name that many people here in the bay area will certainly recognize. abc 7 news reporter melendez spoke with the man behind the ad. >> reporter: first it was his wife scolding lawmakers in sacramento for supporting a bill that would stop police from impounding the cars of unlicensed drivers. then in 2015 don rosenberg was handcuffed for interrupting a hearing on sanctuary cities on capitol hill. >> i'm don rosenberg. >> reporter: now rosenberg is speaking out again. >> imagine if kate had been your daughter, jameel or drew your son. >> reporter: his son, drew, was killed in 2010 in san francisco by roberto galo who was here illegally and driving without a license. rosenberg wants to stop senate bill 54 from passing in the state assembly. it would help prevent deportations

. >> from 2009, the doctor was behind a failed effort to recall california governor arnold schwarzenegger. >>> president trump says he is thrilled to be back in the u.s. over his first trip overseas since taking office n. his weekly address, the president reflected on his eight-day trip, where he visited four countries, he attended several summits to deliver a message of unity to the country's allies. >> our first trip was joined by many and old friends we have paved the way for a new era of cooperation. one that calls upon each nation to take more responsibility to bring peace to their people. one that works together to defeat the scourge of terrorism. >> the president and first lady also visited american military families before heading back home. >>> 5:35 is the time. >>> the congressman delivered this tweak's democratic address, he talked about the impact of president trump's education budget. >> trump budget ends loan forgiveness for teachers, social workers, police officers, firefighters, nurses and others serving our communities often in low-paying jobs. this budget freezes program

i think he should tweet about arnold schwarzenegger's ratings.osie o'donnell, that's great. hunting with ted nugent. the specialists. >> kat: thank you to our fox news specialists today, governor mike huckabee and james freeman. we thank you all for watching. make sure to follow us on social media at specialistsfnc on twitter and facebook remember, 5:00 will never be the same. "special report" is next. take it away. >> the national pastime in the nation's capital one night after what could've been a national tragedy. this is "special report" ." good evening. i am john roberts infrared firebird we are an hour away from the first pitch in what is normally a low-key annual charity baseball game. between republicans and democrats in congress. this year's edition is anything but normal. the number three republican in the house, steve scalise remains in critical condition after being shot yesterday during a morning practice session in virginia. a lobbyist who was shot has been upgraded from critical to serious condition.

arnold schwarzenegger took those away from us. >> why is everybody looking at us, man?s 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. >> are you validated or

. >> anthony: a turkey vest, yes, i just gotta have it. [ imitating arnold schwarzenegger ] "this isepare to meet your maker." here's the thing about hunting. the likelihood of me successfully shooting even the stupidest animal on camera are about the same as donald trump being gracious to anybody or adam sandler making a good movie. basically, a magical unicorn is going to land in front of me and shower me with candy and vicodins before i shoot a freakin' turkey on camera. [ gunshot ] that shot you heard was me shooting a producer in the calf and telling him to hobble over to the piggly wiggly for a frozen gobbler before he bleeds out. and like magic, behold. turkey. slow, slow barbecue turkey with all the sides you want and need. what do we got going on here, chef? >> sean: pig's feet and collared greens. >> anthony: oh damn. >> sean: pickled pigs feet and collared greens. >> anthony: oh yes. >> sean: and then barbecue cole slaw, some potato salad with ramps, baked red peas. >> anthony: mm-hmm, oh there's my weakness right there. >> sean: and we made you some very special bright or

new at 11:00, former governor arnold schwarzenegger is once again going after president trump's decision to pull out of the climate deal. schwarzenegger said it's not a public issue but a people issue. while the president may not support the paris deal, he says the people of america will. >> one man who will not stop our progress. one man who will not bring back the dirty energy of the past, and one man will not defeat us. we will succeed. we will win. and we will create a future for our children and grandchildren that we can be proud of. >> schwarzenegger says that going green will ultimately create jobs of the future and grow the economy and will not slow it down as climate change de denyers have been claiming. >>> chris, we've all done those hot shots of things in the car. >> i've never done that. >> come on, you've done it. you've never taken a thermome r thermometer -- >> no. not on eggs. >> they fried bacon and biscuits on the dashboard of the car. they say it took about four hours, but they claim it cooked nicely and that the bacon was crispy -- very important -- and that the bisc

. >>> apparently being a big movie star and a former governor is helping arnold schwarzenegger.is getting extra attention at climate talks in paris. yesterday he met with french president emanual macron and macron has been vocal about france's commitment to stick with the paris climate accord. president trump's withdrawal from the agreement wasn't mentioned but it was hinted at. >> it is extremely important in order for us to be successful in creating a green and clean future for our children and grandchildren, which is a responsibility that we have -- >> as it they parted, it was clear it was much warmer than the exchange with president trump this year and schwarzenegger said climate change must not be a political issue. >>> much more ahead, coming up, a $125 million contract, so what is raiders quarterback derek carr going to do with all of that money? you might be surprised. ==kira/cu== we used to have torture... that )s when the giants would struggle -- and but eventually win. >>> well we used to have torture and that is when the giants would struggle and eventually win. thi

and i have covered arnold schwarzenegger's recall campaign.ad a hollywood movie star used to being feted ask praised to no end and i have never seen anything like this. and look, i understand why it won't bother some people and they don't know why we're talking about it. i get that. but it's outside of the usual norm for an american leader to be praised in such a personal way without sort of enveloping the praise about the country and his leadership and his agenda. what i mean by that is let's go become a couple years and remember how upset and how it rubbed republicans and people on the right the wrong way when president obama so often referred to himself and said things like i. they used to count up the number of i and my team in his speech and ridicule thhim. this is just weird, in a sense, because it's something that we are used to seeing from -- let's just say regimes or governments that are less than democratic and more based on a cult of the personality of the leader. but i would say that this is something we have seen in drips and drab

i know it sounds more like arnold schwarzenegger, but the gist is this. he sees a 40% hit in the market, which would essentially be like halfing the dow if it would happen. not everybody agrees it. days like today are more an aberration than a sight of things to come. the host of "making money" charles payne joins us as well action trader larry there sfg alternatives. larry, you talk on what fauber was saying. we're not only due for this but overdue for this. what do you think? >> well, i think the last two days we're due for it. saying it's not about fundamentals doesn't provide a lot to the guy that has the semi conductor stocks. they're down 40%. the super text stocks have been treated liked they were some type of safe haven or a staple issue. when you have ten-year yields, 214 monday, 227 four days later, what goes up must come down is being treated like a staple. so be it. that's what we're seeing today. the washout due to the yields going up. >> neil: charles payne, a couple hypotheticals here. i know steve mnuchin and others say they're optimistic

been harsh from mares to governors and even president trump's replacement on the apprentice arnold schwarzeneggerin. >> one man cannot destroy our progress. one man can't stop our clean energy revolution. one man can't go back in time on only i can do that. >> also today the administration taking its travel ban fight to the supreme court asking it to reinstate the president's controversial executive order. vice-president mike pence saying he's confident the high court will come down on the administration's side. >> they're going to recognize the right of the president and the constitution and in the statute of this country to control immigration in a way that puts security of our country first. >> reporter: president trump ignoring most of the backlash today instead of focusing on his legislative agenda signing two new bills into law in support of the law enforcement community. in washington, joel waldman, fox news. >> turning now to your fox 29 weather authority. just a perfect day to get outside as we take live look at ocean city right now. what a pretty picture. so, is it a good week toned hit

matsumara was behind a failed effort to recall california governor arnold schwarzenegger. >> challengerspresident trump's travel ban for a response to the government's appeal of a lower court ruling blocking the order, that request comes a day after the administration asked the high court to immediately reinstate its ban on travelers from six mostly muslim countries and refugees from anywhere in the world. the administration says the u.s. will be safer if the policy is put in place. last month a federal court in virginia ruled the order likely violates the constitution because its primary purpose is to discriminate against muslims. >>> u.s. embassies around the world are stepping up the vetting of visa applicants. the new process includes a new supplemental questionnaire for both visitors and would-be immigrants that probes for detailed information including social media handles. it is a move to block security threats from entering the u.s. it is to remain in effect through november, but it is expected to be updated and made permanent. >> russian president vladimir putin devilves into am

in the '80s, president reagan and bush rail against gerrymand gerrymandering, and arnold schwarzenegger for reform, and in the first case that the court ever took in 1986, the key opinions that recognized the theory were written by center right justices, not by liberals, so, today the issue may fall along more predictable cleavages with justice kennedy in the middle, but there's not consistently been the case and it shouldn't be the case. >> this is the most difficult question of all. in 60 seconds, are you able to lay out the solution you've devised where the court said in the past, well, we don't like it, but how do we fix it? what's your fix? >> so we have a three-part test we think is workable and the lower court agreed it's workable. prong onefuls a math test with discriminatory intent, so in order to benefit one party and handicap another party. prong two has the math exhibited in a large, durable discriminatory effect where measures, metrics like the efficiency gap come into play, and then prong three, is there any kind of legitimate or neutral justification for the large and dur

interrupt a press conference to trash the ratings of his reality show hosted by his replacement, arnold schwarzeneggerone-up what donald trump does -- >> i don't think anyone is going to shed any tears for you. >> it is a good job. >> for the rest of my chat with andy, log on to itunes or reliablesources.com and listen to our latest podcast. while there, sign up for our nightly newsletter as well. sign up at reliablesources.com. see you back on television this time next week. >>> showdown. fired fbi director james comey's dramatic testimony. >> those were lies, plain and simple. >> revealing how he crafted his case against the president. >> i needed to get that out into the public square. >> and trump strikes back. >> no collusion. no obstruction. he's a leaker. >> saying comey is the one who is lying. >> some of the things that he said just weren't true. >> and he's willing to testify under oath to prove it. >> 100%. >>> plus, secret tapes? >> lordy, i hope there are

ink it was with arnold schwarzenegger and the preside himself has been a tough talker. but joe and mika this morning had some comments about what foreign leaders must be thinking right now. we have to put in perspective, it's a very, very tense time between the president and joe and mika. take a look. >> it is unbelievably alarming that this president is so easily played. he's so easily played by a cable news host. now, what is that saying to our allies? what is that saying to our enemies that this president is so easily played? >> well, you know, we -- really we got actually a lot of texts, a lot of calls actually from ambassadors and leaders that we've known through the years across the world just expressing shock. and that's when you go from going -- you know what, this is -- that's just donald. we've known donald for 12 years. when you're getting e-mails and calls and texts from people across the world saying we stand by you like we're a sovereign state, we stand by you, "morning joe" the republic of "morning joe". >> we stand with mika. >> we stand by you. we stand

arnold schwarzenegger is taking on president trump again.e agrees with liberal senator al franken on something. what is it in the governor joins us live next to share ♪ we'll have a house party ♪ we don't need nobody ♪ we'll wake up all the neighbors ♪ until the whole block hates us ♪ >> president made it clear he is committed to getting the best deal for america and americans workers and manufacturers. >> president trump is pro-violating more inspur situation war innovation and technology than any president i have seen in my adult life. all this hysteria over this thing is really quite extraordinary. >> it was a stunning abdication of american leadership walking away from the agreement is extremely dangerous. how is he ever going to explain to his grandchildren what he did to the air they breathe? >> kathy griffin, remember her? she found it necessary to hold a press conference today in which she claimed she is the real victim. >> this bully and this president, of all people, is going to come after me? he picked the wrong redhead. >> this w

sphaoeufplt arnold schwarzenegger slamming president trump over his decision to pull out of the paris agreement. and schwarzenegger told reporters that climate change should not be a phreutd kolitic. he was in paris for an eurpb environment nf >>> president trump has broken with an annual tradition to host the end of ramadan. the president and first lady issued a statement wishing the warm greetings, and instead the couple attended the wedding of steve minuchin. >>> and then a treasure chest full of goods. >> but in the rocky mountains, the treasure chest is all too real. >> miguel almaguer has more on the hunt people want to see end. >> new mexico police made the grim discovery, the body of a pastor recovered after he died while hunting for a treasure thought to be hidden in these hills. >> people start to make decisions that aren't based in good sound comes to money. >> the mystery began seven years ago. >> let's go find the treasure. >> hundreds of thousands joining the search, hikers looking for $2 million in gold coins, the only clues in a poem. >> if you are brave and in the woo

california will continue with jerry brown and arnold schwarzenegger's ab32. argue that california is the green guinea pig. you will see the u.s. return to the international table. states like west virginia will be pro-coal, but california will continue to be the center of the green economy. companies like tesla will continue to push despite president trump's actions today. betty: thank you so much, professor of economics at the university of southern california. let's get some more market and stock reactions to this. ramy inocencio has more on how the u.s. markets reacted. ramy: it is not just what happened with the paris deal. it was also support of jobs and oil data that pushed our markets to record highs. at the s&p 500 up to 2430 here. let's look on the intraday for the s&p on my terminal. you can see how we started the ending 2430. donald trump hour, the exit for paris. it jumped about 0.5% here. theould be something along lines of regulatory action or regulations falling away in order to unleash potential there. s&p financials rose higher a little bit.

reverse talking about technology and sure enough as you said, 40% -- why do i make it sound like arnold schwarzeneggerhe business. cut it in half. it is reported that. >> let's just talk numbers. take health care out. if you believe how there to momentum to the tax cuts and they do tax cuts, it won't grow 40%. then there's going to be a corrections. i'm going to -- that the dude on the other side. here is what i think. i don't think it's going to go down that much for technical reasons. there were 8000 stocks in 1998. their 4000 listed stocks and supplies. neil: doesn't mean were still approved. i think that some of the countervailing evidence. one thing people give short trip to an i'm not saying by the market. i'm generally has a tank i to begin with. trump's executive orders on regulation and his administration rollback would just stop regulations. that has an impact on stocks in the market geared businesses, whether it's the coal industry, banks, other major businesses that make up the major components of the market, not going to be under the merge. they can both merge if they want almost to the f

this was part of a summit hosted by the arnold schwarzenegger institute for state and global policy at the university of southern california. it is 40 minutes. [applause] >> thank you. this panel's conversation focuses on keeping kids in school and on track. monica, i'm going to start with you and talk about something arnold was talking about. program?u need a isn't it spoiling them? i always said when i was secretary of

que haber cierto control porque donald trump puede discutir los rating del programa que hace arnold schwarzeneggerunidos posiblemente el hombre mÁs poderoso del mundo por lo tanto es importante que haya un control y hay tener un filtro que alguien le diga. >>> crees que va a dejar. saben que hay es martes trece, mÁs adelante. mario vannucci hablarÁ del martes trece lo que sÍ es buena suerte es pasar con erika y me lo dijo un pajarito. >>> gracias chicos asÍ es estamos de buena suerte quiÉn tiene mucha suerte y Éxito es jennifer lÓpez que ya se encuentra grabando el video dÉ su prÓximo sencillo junto a gente de zona y bueno. el tema se llama ni tÚ ni yo, vamos a verlo. >>> ni tÚ ni yo con gente de zona emocionada. mira esto. >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> estamos esperando ansiosos este Éxito. nuevamente de jennifer lÓpez y bueno con este junto te con gente de zona pues eso seguro va a movernos las caderas a todos. >>> por su parte shaki presumiÓ cuerpazo en la por ada de la por evrevista en pantallae muy bien. >>> demi lovato y su exnovio se reencuentran, seÑores no un momento aclarÓ que son amigos y que no

>> what about when he was tweeting at arnold schwarzenegger for having terrible ratings for "the celebrity was a bad one. >> but it's not as stupid as attacking the intel community. that will bite you right back in the butt. >> legally, the one that's most problematic for him is calling it a travel ban. because the supreme court now, i think this will be the first supreme court case when they point to a record of presidential tweets. that's pretty bad. >> yep. >> what do you have? >> i'm going to go with the obama one because i think lying a about a former president is an egregious act. i have to go with nick as well on the intel community. while we chuckle a little bit here, this is sad for our country that this is our president and these are his tweets. >> i'm going to play the type and cite the one of accusing president obama of falsely accusing him of wiretapping trump tower. not just because the bad or sick guy makes me laugh every time somebody reads it, but one of the things that's serious about this is we have trust with the american people. about how the intelligence community is

el actor y ex gobernador de california, arnold hace negar, enviÓ un mensaje sobre la decisiÓn del presidente -- schwarzeneggerseguridad tenÍan esos estudiantes contener un asesino de guardia... reportero: Él habrÍa participado en el brutal secuestro de hÉctor gutiérrez, urbano santiago y miguel y martÍn luna, cuyos restos fueron enterrados en una propiedad a 80 millas al norte de la ciudad en nueva york. el veterano fue detenido por varios cargos. las vÍctimas conocÍan a sus agresores. >> no sabemos si trabajaban para Él, o si estaban envueltos en algo ilegal, seÑalÓ el jefe de la policÍa del lugar. >> ellos siempre estaban trabajando en construcciÓn. no nos Íbamos imaginar algo así. reportero: segÚn las imÁgenes captadas por una cÁmara de vigilancia, los hombres estacionaron su auto frente a un restaurante, dÓnde despuÉs fue encontrado abandonado. los sospechosos enfrentan mÚltiples cargos, de ser encontrados culpables podrÍan enfrentar cadena perpetua o pena de muerte. enrique- dos exsacerdote se --enrique: dos ex sacerdotes, acusan a un cardenal por encubrir abusos. reportero: este anuncio se da despuÉs de