breakfast. >> and they hired a big, big movie star, arnold schwarzenegger, to take my place.atings went right down the tubes. it's been a total disaster. against trump again. and i want to just pray for arnold if we can for those ratings, okay? >> [ laughs ] so, here's what i love, is that he says, "mark won't bet against trump again." you have another job! that's why you weren't hosting anymore. >> he's gonna be okay. >> but it's like, "you left to go be president." it's not -- did he think that he was replaced by arnold schwarzenegger just 'cause he was a bad host? >> one of the things of all of these clips so far that a lot of people aren't seeing at home is that, every time trump starts speaking, i've done a face-palm, like, actually physically in front of you guys. >> 'cause you know where it's going. >> it's awful. like, this is just so awful. >> it is a fun trip down memory lane because i totally forgot most of this ever happened. so much has happened this year. >> yeah, well, and when you talk about "the apprentice," again, i think people forgot it was still on the ai

and entomologist in los angeles discovered the smallest fly. >> and he ee's naming it after arnold schwarzeneggersemblance, i assume. >> well, in this side by side, yes, a little bit. the eventomologist said the fly bulging forearms made him of schwarzenegger. e-government moor and now you g bug named after you. >> for michael finney and all of us here, we appreciate your time, and hope to see you in half an hour. >> see you then. >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the judge's decision. the former usa gymnastics doctor, larry nassar, sentenced to 175 years in prison. the judge telling him, quote, i just signed your death warrant. and what he said when she asked, "are you guilty?" >>> also, we have breaking news coming in now. what president trump just said about talking to robert mueller under oath. as the special counsel moves in closer to the president. >>> the high speed collision today -- >> oh, no. oh, no. >> the suspect trying to escape police, crashing head-on into an innocent driver. >>> the deadly school shooting. two dead, several students shot. and tonight,

, and arnold schwarzenegger -- a story that governor rendell says is what is infrastructure, where the kids asked arnold, and he said it is the stuff that i blow up in my movies. it is all around us, basically. host: mike. ohio. go ahead. caller: good morning, gentlemen. interesting subject. one of the stories that is flying under the radar will be the attack on prevailing wage and to institute a national right to work for less rule with the combination of government and private investment in these projects. i am sure that this is a concerted effort to drive a nail into -- one more nail into the skilledf decent pay for people such as operating engineers like myself, iron workers -- skilled trades people , and when you destroy their wages, the very same people that say that it is people like us that make too much money if we are making $60,000 or $70,000 a year. if you go to these right to work states, you will see a higher rate of death on the job, lower pay with no benefits national health benefits, no retirement funds --nothing like that. host: mike, thank you very much. the idea of

. >> don't touch california, that message to donald trump from the governor himself, arnold schwarzenegger the president. >> the candidate for california governor, once the state attorney general arrested, travis allen telling tucker carlson attorney general is threatening to find employers if they comply with federal law and provide employee information to us immigration. >> he has crossed a line. this is now a criminal offense, the moment of justice needs to come, sessions and trump need to come to california to literally arrest, indict him for breaking federal law. >> the new law prevents workers of any immigration status from being detained at workplaces. it is now legal to get high the green mountain state. lawmakers passing a law allowing recreational marijuana, the first state to legalize pot through legislature instead of letting voters decide. this brings the number of states allowing recreational marijuana to nine along with the nation's capital. now to foxbusiness alert, detrimental to democracy, facebook admitting the social media platform may not be good for the country. what

. >> in other news arnold schwarzenegger and tom arnold two of the actors coming to the defense of their true lives co-star eliza dushku after she claims she was sexuals assaulted by the stunt coordinator. >> at age 12 eliza played the daughter in the dangerous block buster with dangerous stunts like this. >> i don't cross the line. i'll tell somebody right away how many different ways we can shoot the stunt. >> this weekend dushku took to facebook claiming kramer sexually molested her and she only told family members at the time, but no one seemed ready to confront it. eliza's co-stars and director james cameron rallied around you. i promise you gym cameron, schwarzenegger and jamie lee curtis would have done something. to which schwarzenegger responded you bet your blank. curtis said i was saddened. kramer denied her claims saying they are made up. the agency that represents him said they ke sided to part ways. now to the backlash over the woman accusing ansari of sexually assaulting her. ashl >> you went to the press with a story of a bad date and you have potentially destroyed this m

it doesn't get much bigger than arnold schwarzenegger the man who turned the hummer into a consumer vehicle in the one nine hundred ninety s. this time he was hawking the mercedes g. class an s.u.v. that averages about twelve miles to a gallon of gasoline. large utility vehicles are more popular than ever in the u.s. their high profit margins combined with the nation's low gasoline prices have pushed carmakers to ramp up production in recent years they've been rewarded with record sales. it's a much different environment than europe and china passenger cars are still the focus their electric is the key word carmakers like b.m.w. and folks wagon have vowed to invest billions on new electric models. in detroit the focus was on pickup trucks including the return of the ford ranger ford also introduced its midsize edge xti to go on sale this summer as you can see the hottest segment gets even hotter with a new edge i state this is our most powerful s.u.v. ever folks wagon introduced its new jetta it's focusing on gasoline engine cars while trying to come back from the diesel emissions scandal t

dietz etc with actor and former governor arnold schwarzenegger unveiling the new mercedes g class s u v g twenty five s comic has vied for attention at the international show time lorenz's and then tie a theatre with a presentation. us comic has also showcased ever larger vehicles like the new ford ranger pickup brawny trucks and rugged s.u.v.s and generating fat profits spurred by low gasoline prices ford also introduced its midsize as u.v. which goes on sale this summer as you can see. the hottest segment gets even hotter with the new i just say this is our most powerful s.u.v. ever. call micah's push more trucks and s.u.v.s there are concerns that it could be too much of a good thing u.s. sales have already started weakening over production and over discounting of a new watch what's among analysts in the sector but those are words you're unlikely to hear from the stage of the detroit auto show. folks said a new record for car sales in twenty seventeen despite the continuing fallout from its diesel gate scandal the german carmakers sold eleven million vehicles last year four point t

needed such invited famous actor and former california state governor arnold schwarzenegger to the presentation of the new g class on friend and t.v. . with so many carmakers vying for attention against the cantor. us try makers are also a shell casing large vehicles like ford which present a new pickup trucks and wreck it as see these are generating fat profits for american manufacturers spurred by low gasoline prices american consumers are snapping them up for it may have to promise to invest eleven billion dollars to the electric cars in the coming years but here in detroit the new team ability is barely to be seen instead power in performance or the name and thinking. let's pull in now correspondents cost and for a nominee who's in detroit daniel cope a financial correspondent in frankfurt kasten starting with you here stealing the show a vehicle the driverless cars or the usual gas guzzlers in the spotlight. definitely the traditional gas guzzling or combustion engine basically this is a very traditional all to show where all the big companies are showing off their latest and most shining

a few days later, he was tweeting about arnold schwarzenegger's bad ratings on "the apprentice."n he tweeted about barack obama wiretapping him at trump tower. so on, and so forth. so he can very easily do what rick santorum was begging him straight to camera not to do, and it is hard to imagine that suddenly that's going to change because of these numbers. >> these mashes are good, but on each one of these metrics -- policies, moving the country in the right direction, confidence in ability to do it, overall reaction to the speech -- he's down in each one of those categories from a year ago. you do see the wear and tear of one year of his presidency, even though clearly these are good marks for him. >> he did get good grades a year ago. it wasn't a state of the union, it was an address before a joint session of congress. he did get a lot of praise for that speech, as dana points out, sort of went away relatively quickly. anderson, back to you. >> wolf, the point gloria was making earlier, that's the question in the coming days, what then dominates the news cycle? senator santoru

s needed such invited famous actor and former california state governor arnold schwarzenegger to the presentation of the new g. class up front at c.v. . with so many carmakers buying for attention against the paper can turn. us try makers are also sent casing large vehicles like ford which present a new pickup trucks and wreck it as see these are generating fat profits for american manufacturers spurred by low gasoline prices american consumers are snapping them up for it may have to promise to invest eleven billion dollars in electric cars in the coming years here in detroit the new team ability is barely to be seen instead power in performance by the name of the game. are down to the skies the european airplane maker air bus says its may end production of the a three eighty super jumbo the two story plane was supposed to revolutionize air travel with a capacity of up to five hundred passengers but its most important customer emirates is not ordering enough planes to keep the a three eighty program a law. what was hoped to be the company's biggest success is turning into a disappoin

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just like multitalented arnold schwarzenegger who couldn't resist attending their debut. wagner head of design a mercedes says the g. class is something special a company as in streamlined or rounded it but kept its angular form. the new g classes kinship with its predecessor is a mistake of all in details like the external door hinges but at just over one hundred seven thousand euros the starting price has hardly changed. with the l f one concept car lexus presents its vision of the crossover of the future the l f one is to be available in every engine variant from fuel cell through hybrid to a purely electric motor. along with the car manufacturers parts manufacturers are also showing their leaders products for car zero for example. as develop new seats that permit a modular exchange of individual parts and that are substantially thinner without sacrificing comfort that increases leg room in the back seat. scheffler is showing its newest developments aim to support car makers and further developing electric vehicles. and. peter good smart chief technology officer at sch

yes even arnold schwarzenegger was on hand to promote the way his g.class as you be and it was just one of dozens of new offerings in detroit americans still like their vehicles big and brash and the boom looks set to continue with low gas costs and accelerating u.s. economy. all right let's go to our man in the driver's seat tonight first a phenomena he joins me now from the detroit motor show he's covering that event and their two legs and four wheels carson it's good to see you sir is this i mean it's hard to believe we're talking about this in twenty eighteen is this going to be the year of the gas guzzlers again. well yes and no i mean everybody here is talking about it's electric cars hybrid cars. the head of diamond when he presented the new. full buy for also promised that in a few years all models of messy disbands would also be on offer as electric cars b.m.w. also very proud saying their market leaders when it comes to electric cars in the luxury segments like this. coupe that you see here for only one hundred fifty thousand dollars i have t

reporter: it does not get bigger than arnold schwarzenegger, the man who turned the hover into a consumericle in the 1990's. he was hawking a mercedes g class, an suv that averages 12 miles to the gallon of wrestling. utility vehicles are more popular than ever in the u.s. high profit margins combined with low gasoline prices have pushed carmakers to ramp up production in recent years. they have been rewarded with record sales. it is a much different environment than europe and china. passenger cars are the focus. electric is the keyboard. carmakers like the m w and volkswagen have vowed to invest billions on new electric models. in detroit, the focus was on pickup trucks, including the return of the ford ranger. ford also introduced its midsize edge xt to go on sale this summer. >> you can see the hottest segment gets even hotter with in new edge st, our most powerful suv ever. reporter: books introduced its new jetta dax -- folks wagon -- volkswagon introduced its new jetta. overall sales have already started weakening. overproduction and discounting our new watchwords. but those are co

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she gave to arnold schwarzenegger. she has given money to cory booker who could run in 2020.he has given a lot of money to the dnc and the obama campaign. he having a look at this could be interesting. has she voted in every election. what did the polls say? there was a poll that said she would defeat president trump 50-39 in 2020. but that's obviously an early stage. howie: it's meaningless because no one has been attacking her. and there are no stories about what's her position on arming the syrian rebels. i think those early polls are like cotton candy. i get it, celebrity sells. there is a history of celebrities encouraging speculation because it builds the brand without having to dirty your hand. lynn: i think that's true. i think in her speech it was a reminder of the elegance and eloquence missing in the national discourse. there was a kind of a yearning for some moral leadership. now, having said that, i don't believe that she is actually thinking of running. i want to read you something from an interview i did with oprah in 2010 from a cover story from parade magazin

. >> and you now have former governor arnold schwarzenegger, they have an organization to try to save the state republican party. too little too late? >> i don't think it's too little too late. i think republican party needs a brand independent of donald trump in california. i don't know if that's possible. the question is, what is the next generation of republican leadership going to look like? is it folks that are more prerogative on social and environmental issues, while still remaining conservative on economic issues? i don't think that republicanism in california is dead, but it's certainly life support. >>scott, there's a lot of talk about california being funnished for being viewed as an epicenter of the resistance. you were seeing things like florida getting an exemption from offshore drilling where california from where you sit in washington, d.c., is that true? is there a sense there from the administration that california will and should be and is being punished? >> i mean, i think there have been a lot of things that have happened that you can make that argument. it fits i

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fascinating with tom steyer in california with the recall effort, by gray davidson led us to arnold schwarzenegger. the recall process does not obviously work in the presidential process. what he is arguing for is a political uprising to take out a president. clearly they would need actual high crimes and misdemeanors. whether it is the obstruction of justice case robert mueller is pursuing, and we don't know where that is at this age in the process. we don't know how far that is. he has mostly been focused on campaign a in the years before they were even in the trump campaign. i think there is a long way to go before we get to that threshold of high crimes and misdemeanors. 80 robert mueller will provide that down the line the way ken starr produced a report. susan: is there anything more formal going back? niall: i think they would regard this as something counter to the american people who did democratically elect donald trump. one of the fixations of this white house is the idea that are shadowy things going on behind the scenes to delegitimize his victory. the president did call mr. steyer un

her first big movie role, och -- role opposite arnold schwarzenegger put that build on full display.y are you doing this, laurie? >> yet, stone says there was still something standing in the way of stardom. >> no one thought i was sexy. and probably, i i'm not or wasn't. but, i was smart enough to realize that i had to seem sexy. >> so, she decided to pose for playboy. a calculated move that helped her land perhaps her most provocative role. >> there is no smoking in the building ms. trammel. >> what are you going to do charge me with smoking? >> you don't have to remember the plot of basic instinct to remember that moment. >> it's nice. >> do you get tired of -- of that scene? following you around ven to this day? >> you know, people think they saw so much. but i too have a pause on my reap mote control. there is not that much to see. >> you are in over your head. >> maybe. but this is how i will catch my killer. >> she proved she could be sexy. but sex was not the selling point of the part she says. in fact, it was not the point at all. >> that character its a sociopath. >> but a v

. >> also in the movie, callen von moeg ur who plays a young arnold schwarzenegger. >> have you met arnoldme at gold's gym actually. he stopped and helped me with some poses. >> your favorite arnold one-liner? >> put the cookie down. >> okay. that's that. >> i couldn't get past this. >> no one can. >> back to "dancing with the stars." maks and peta along with val are heading on tour in 2018. >> lauren zima was invited behind the scenes of their photo shoot. >> yes! ♪ >> one, two, three. >> what did you get yourself into by going on tour with these two? >> i don't know, but i'm actually very excited. working with these guys on "dancing with the stars" has been so amazing. >> working with these guys? you live with these guys? >> well, i live with one. >> where would you be? why wouldn't you go on tour with me? why wouldn't you be like -- >> i could name you a couple reasons why you wouldn't go on tour. >> baby shai is going to be on this tour. how are you going to deal with baby on a bus? >> talk to me the first week and see how it goes. >> maybe that's because the 11-month-old just started

appliances to create a robot army that will take over the world like in that will smith movie and arnold schwarzeneggerie and keanu reeves movie and mark wahlberg movie? we're afraid of robots. >> does the prospect of robots comin over scare you a bit? >> no. i don't know. i feel like she's a good one but she could be tricking me. announcer: she's harmless. the guy who created her, though -- >> how do you feel? >> a bit rigid. >> i bet you are. announcer: total freak. good luck, chrissy! >> take care, guys. >> actor jesse clemons at l.a.x. with his pregnant fiancee, kirsten dunst. we ask him, do you think there's life out there and he says -- >> i don't think we're alone. >> we're not alone. >> there is life probably but it's not going to be things we want it to be. kelly: single cell organisms. harvey: everywhere you can look in the infinity of space, we are the only living thinks? kelly: they won't be fun and interesting. charlie: they'll be way better than us! harvey: we are so egocentric. charlie: why do you think we're the most evolved? we eat tide pods. people are eating laundry detergent and we'

former governor arnold schwarzenegger is taking on the trump administration over offshore oil drilling. he tweeted out, don't touch california. if you want to drill do it off mar-a-lago or better yet look to the future. follicow california's lead, go green and we can all breathe easier. >>> if you're thinking of installing solar in your home and getting more expensive. solar panels mostly come from china. 50,000 to 60,000 american jobs could be at risk. in san francisco new builders are going to take a hit. the city requires all new buildings with ten floors or fewer to use their roof space for solar panels. >>> it's 5:18. never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. we are joined by meteorologist lisa argen. >> yesteray wasn't bad. we certainly could use the rain and we have a third to a half inch. >> plus it got sunny in the afternoon. >> that was the bonus. more sun today. we have some clouds around and the visibility reduced because of the fog. it won't last throughout much of the mid morning hours. it clears and we're left with more sunshine today. quarter mi

. >>> former governor arnold schwarzenegger is taking on the trump administration over offshore oil drilling. schwarzenegger tweeted, don't touch california, if you want to drill, do it off mar-a-lago, or better yet, look to the future, follow california's lead and go green and we can all breathe easier." >>> the real rosie the riveter has passed away. naomi parker frayly seen on the left-hand side with her sister aid dedied saturday in washington state. parker frayly worked at a factory in alameda in 1942 when she posed for the iconic image. the image's model had been misidentified for decades until a historian confirmed it was indeed parker frayly. she was 96 years old. >>> you may be looking forward to retirement, but new research shows it can cause brain function to rapidly decline. a british study track the 3,400 retired civil servants. researchers found short-term memory declines nearly 40% faster after retirement. a psychologist sit it just confirms previous research suggesting "if you don't use it, you lose it." >>> first there was bitcoin. now there's a growing frenzy around investi

we saw that happen with arnold schwarzenegger here in the state of california.g to get love and do it by moving left on the subject of immigration. however, if he doesn't come through with this, with the wall and with a security first bill on immigration then he is going to lose his base. this is a deal breaker. the number one most famous thing he said at all rallies the people shouted back at him was build the wall. if he doesn't come through with this he is not going to win reelection it's that simple. >> is it so bad to just lose the base? we talk to a lot of his supporters who see he can't lose. he hasn't come through on all promises he made and yet they still support him. would it be so bad for him to take a risk to expand the umbrella and try to serve or reach out to those who may not be in his base because right now his base is keeping his approval at 35% but not getting any higher? >> this subject is different from all the others because this is what differentiated him from the other candidates in that primary. the tax bill that you saw get signed into l

imagine that you have governor, former governor arnold schwarzenegger, "the terminator," together with former governor jerry brown moonbeam. moonbeam and terminator talking about global climate change, and that will challenge folks moving forward and they will be bipartisan in that effort, although neither will play second fiddle to the other. that's something to watch beyond 2018 into the 2020 cycle as well. >> maybe it's twins 2, governor moonbeam and "the terminator." i like it. professor, thanks for joining us. appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >> as ken and david are discussing, a final state of the state from governor jerry brown as he detailed past accomplishments and looks forward to the future. cristina rendon is in sacramento with more. >> welcome the 39th governor of the great state of california, the honorable edmund g. brown jr. [ applause ] >> reporter: cheers inside the state capitol as governor jerry brown delivered his 16th and final state of the state address. >> simply put, california is prospering. >> reporter: brown wasted no time highlighting the passage