it's a crime they were joined by former california governor arnold schwarzenegger. he demanded the court terminate gerrymandering districts. it is a national scandal of what's going on with gerrymandering and the way our politicians draw the district lines. justices heard arguments on if states violate the first amendment when they redraw congressional districts. the case stems from a group of republican voters in maryland who say democrats violated their rights to representation in congress after the 2011 redistricting. we heard two cases here today in one case in north carolina where republicans were gerrymandering and in our case in maryland where the democrats were gerrymandering and in both cases it's wrong. maryland govenor larry hogan supports the republican voters in this case. he argues redistricting should be taken out of politicians hands. the voters overwhelmingly some 80 percent of the people in our state want to take this decision away from the politicians and give it to a non-partisan redistricting really what people want. but inside the court - justi

and later, as i promise, arnold schwarzenegger comes on with "hardball."he calls the scandal. >> below 20% approval rating. but 98% of them get reelected. so this is crazy. the system is wrong and what ronald regan said in the '80s is i it's unamerican. it's an international scandal. >> i talked to the former governor about his fight against ja jer gerrymandering. jer gerrymandering car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. over to you, logo. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ our grandparents checked zero times a day. times change. eyes haven't. that's why there's ocuvite. screen light... sunlight... longer hours... eyes today are stressed. but ocuvite has vital nutrients... ...to help protect them. ocuvite. eye nutrition for today. (gasp) (singsong) budget meeting! sweet. if you compare last quarter to this quarter... various: mmm. it's no wonder everything seems a little better with the creamy taste of philly, made with fresh milk and real cream. with the creamy taste of philly, we're all under one roof now. congratulations. thank you. how ma

please give a warm national press club welcome to eric holder and arnold schwarzenegger. [applause] now, if you have questions there cards like this around the room. in the meantime, gentlemen, would you like to say a few words about what brought you here today? mr. schwarzenegger: i'm here because i wanted to listen to the supreme court of the united states, the arguments, which was two cases, one was the maryland case, where the republicans have 35% of the votes and only got 12.5% of the repation -- representation. so obviously heavily gerrymandered. in north carolina, the other way around. the democrats had 47% of the vote, but only got 23% of the representations. heavily again gerrymandered. both of those cases, which is heard at the supreme court, i just wanted to listen to it. there was a rally out in front. and talked about how terrible gerrymandering is. the press scrum now after the supreme court hearing. then i was so kindly invited to come here and to sit here with attorney general eric holder and we have really never met. so this was a great occasion to meet an

please give a warm welcome to eric holder and arnold schwarzenegger. [applause] if you have questions, there are cards like this around the room. likee meantime, would you to say a few words about what brought you here today? mr. schwarzenegger: i am here because i heard the arguments. there were two cases. one was the maryland case where the republicans have 35% of the votes. only 12.5 percent of the representation. in north carolina, it is the other way around. the democrats have 47% of the votes but only 23% of the representation. talking about how terrible gerrymandering is. after the supreme court hearing. i was invited to come here and sit here with attorney general eric holder. we had never met, so this was a great occasion to meet and to team up. we decided that erik is also into the same thing i am and we can have true representation. ronald reagan put it very eloquently. this is0's, he said un-american, a national scandal. it has been going on and on. it has become so sophisticated that now it is extreme. that is why nothing is getting done. t

that's what brought former governor arnold schwarzenegger, a republican, and former attorney general, eric holder, a democrat, here to the national press club today. governor schwarzenegger, who created the incubator, and mr. holder are here as the supreme court across towners can whether -- as the supreme court considers whether to end the practice of partisan gerrymandering, a practice that is discriminatory. however the court comes down on this issue, it will have consequences for the 2020 election. the justices heard oral arguments this morning in cases where republicans of north carolina and democrats in maryland are said to have drawn the lines of congressional districts to benefit incumbents and disadvantaged minorities in the process. our two guests today say that is fundamentally unfair. and they are not alone. the republican governor of maryland, larry hogan, says gerrymandering stifles real political debate and deprives citizens of meaningful choices. former president barack obama says gerrymandering allows politicians to, quote, pick their voters, and not the other way aro

announcer: former california governor arnold schwarzenegger and eric holder discuss gerrymandering. asking to -- to give a political party the advantage. the high court heard oral argument earlier in the day. this is an hour. [applause]

this clip went viral, ending up on the radar of a bodybuilding icon, arnold schwarzenegger.osting the video on his instagram page, writing, "i have a new hero. you inspire me, miles taylor." >> miles is an extraordinary athlete. >> reporter: so arnold invited miles to the arnold classic, a premier bodybuilding and strongman event in columbus, ohio. >> you got this. pulling off his signature deadlift for a crowd of thousands. >> yes! >> come on, miles. >> reporter: arnold sending us this video telling us what the moment was like. >> i mean, this is unbelievable. he was a huge star, and he got a bigger reaction than the world's strongest man. people were cheering and jumping to their feet when he lifted the weight. this is how much excitement he created. this is what kind of special athlete that he is. i love that guy. >> reporter: and miles telling us about the thrill that all started with that brave lift, leading to a new friendship with one of his idols. >> unbelievable is right. miles, you're a hero. >>> thank you so much for joining us. i'm tom llamas. "good morning ameri

general holder in former california desktop friend governor ornish -- former california governor arnold schwarzenegger talks about efforts to stop gerrymandering. c-span3, remarks from nancy pelosi and mitch mcconnell. the house armed services looks at the defensive budget was acting secretary patrick shanahan and chairman joseph dunford. announcer: the orissa will -- holding ais conference in washington. vice president michael pence spoke to the group about the trump administration's commitment to israel. his remarks are 30 minutes. ♪ >> our next against has a deep and personal relationship with israel and aipac. throughout his decades of public life, vice prent

then, former california governor arnold schwarzenegger and former attorney general eric holder discuss their efforts to end political gerrymandering. then, law enforcement and mental health officials testify about proposed legislation that would allow a ban on certain people buying or owning guns. >> c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact your. coming up wednesday morning, vermont democratic congressman peter welch discusses william barr's summary of special counsel robert mueller's final report. also, grace mary turner talks about health care and the future of the affordable care act. and todd ruger on why states and localities are spending $1 billion on federal safety funds to protect schools from mass shootings. watch washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern wednesday morning. >> a green new deal which would zero out carbon emissions in 10 years failed to pass a procedural hurdle in the senate today. that vote was 0-57 with 43 democrats voting. mitch mcconnell block the vote in a political effort to get democrats on the record and hig

holder and arnold schwarzenegger talk about the stop of gerrymandering.nd the aipac conference continues with remarks from nancy pelosi and mitch mcconnell. at 10:00 a.m., a look at the defense budget with patrick shanahan and joseph dunford. night on q&a, joan talks about her latest book, the chief, a biography of john roberts. roberts controls, he will determine the law of the land now that anthony kennedy is gone. so the liberals want him to inch over a little bit and republicans are trying to hold him back. meanwhile, you have this chief justice declaring there is no such thing as an obama judge or trump judge. project a bench that is not political, when they all have their agendas. sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. withmin netanyahu met president

. >> next, former california governor arnold schwarzenegger, and former attorney general, he eric holder, talk about their efforts to end political gerrymandering.

former attorney general eric holder and former california governor arnold schwarzenegger talk about their efforts to stop gerrymandering. on c-span3 the aipac conference continues with remarks from house speaker nancy pelosi and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. at 10:00 the house armed services committee looks at the defense budget with acting secretary patrick shanahan and general joseph dunford. coming up in 30 minutes, kentucky covers been james comer on the release of mueller report and future congressional investigations into president trump's business and political affairs. at 8:00, washington

former attorney general holder in former california governor arnold schwarzenegger talk about efforts to stop gerrymandering. the-span3 at 8:00 a.m., aipac conference continues with remarks from house speaker nancy pelosi and minority leader -- and senate leader mitch mcconnell. the defense bar -- budget. white house counselor kellyanne conway spoke to reporters outside the white house about the release of the mueller report. she called for adam schiff to resign and said the press owed the president an apology. reporter: [indiscernible] ms. conway: it is my personal opinion, and let me express it again in case it was not clear. many of you, but certainly many of others who are not represented here, have allowed this person as ranking member and now chairman of the intelligence committee, to live a life for two years, literally going out, not under oath, and saying day after day, moment after moment, full of them and figure, that there is a mountain of evidence of collusion against the president and may be bigger than watergate. people involved in watergate were claiming it would be bi

arnold schwarzenegger tweeted, it wouldn't be a visit to the supreme court without answering a question. proud to be her co-star. >> but the headlines just kept coming from the terminator. he stopped by the national press club and it was not until he sat down when the world got a glance at his over-the-top patriotic cowboy boots. >> wow. the black boots depicted a bald eagle and a great seal of the united states set against the american flag background. >> that's some pretty patriotic boots there from the terminator. i need a pair of those. >> i was going to say, only he can pull it off. no? going to say, only he can pull it off. no? around here, nobody ever does it. i didn't do it. so when i heard they added ultra oxi to the cleaning power of tide, it was just what we needed. dad? i didn't do it. #1 stain and odor fighter, #1 trusted. it's got to be tide. you wouldn't accept from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only

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. >> there he is next to arnold schwarzenegger. celebrity guest this year is miles aylor. >> he's my hero. >> he's so many peoples heroes. >> he's one of those inspiring people. always has a smile on his face. that's why he's known as smiles. >> can you imagine what it's like for his coach nick to see him progress so much, to have been such an integral part of his dream? >> the fact he's gone from this little story, just starting out, then to go to the arnold classic is in itself -- it's like something out of a movie. ♪ >>> imagine being stuck in the snow. now, very quickly imagine being rescued by one of these. >> cool. >> and if you were in that predicament, that snout made you very happy. >> is this like avalanche rescue training? >> that's what it is. >> in england the mountain rescue search dogs dedicate themselves to execute these rescues. in this case, the search dog is flo, a border collie about four years old. she's been training obviously, and today she is able to execute her rescue. >> awe. hello. >> we get to see the mo

. >>> arnold schwarzenegger spoke at sacramento at the new way california summit, an effort to revive party ideals in a deep blue state. he promoted the idea of post partisanship. >> it means both of the parties can get together and have brainstorming sessions and produce really great ideas to move the country forward. this is exactly the very thing that is lacking today. >> new way california promotes compromise, as you gather, between political parties and says it's dedicated to a return of civil discourse. >> it turns out the atlanta college professor seen in a photo that's taken over social media has a long history here in the bay area. last week nathan alexander held a student's baby so that student could take notes at morehouse college. he taught at usf, uc >> reporter: it's dr. nathan alexander's job to solve problems. >> math requires us to think really logically and in steps. >> reporter: this morehouse college professor will take any steps to help a student inneed, like senior wayne airs. >> so right when i was going to turn around dr. alexander saw me. he said no, come, com

. >>> new at 11:00, former california governor arnold schwarzenegger calling for an end to gerrymanderinghe spoke at a rally today in front of the u.s. supreme court. >> because that scam has been going on for too long, for 200 years now the politicians have been drawing the district lines. it is not one party or the other. it is both. >> the rally coincided with a supreme court hearing the redistricting cases of north carolina and maryland. some 200 people demonstrated, holding up signs and calling for change in the way voting districts are outlined. >>> a 96-year-old martinez man has a wish, to return to france, normandy, where as a young soldier he survived the horror of d day 75 years ago. but when jake larson's son asked the army to sponsor his trip, they found out there was no record of his exemplary military service. his military records were destroyed in a kentucky army base fire in the 1970s, but now his friends are mobilizing to get him there for the 75th anniversary commemoration in june. >> we're like, we're going to get a gofundme. he didn't know what it was, and he joked aro

former attorney general holder in former california governor arnold schwarzenegger talk about efforts to stop gerrymandering. the-span3 at 8:00 a.m., aipac conference continues with remarks from house speaker nancy pelosi and minority leader -- and senate leader mitch mcconnell. the defense bar -- budget. white house counselor kellyanne conway spoke to reporters outside the white house about the release of the mueller report. she called for adam schiff to resign and said the press owed the president an apology.

>> i think that is really the key to the arnold schwarzenegger analogy. think of them as a social network but they are a media company. but -- neil: but they have two billion users all over the world. >> there is no way that -- neil: new zealand already brought this to their attention. then they shut it down but. there is not a mechanism in place to shut something down like pronto or automatically. >> right. i mean they have artificial intelligence algorithms that will look for cues. neil: they were not fast enough. >> impossible to be fast enough when you have 2 billion users. these will be inevitable consequences. it did make me think of internal memo from 2016. i brought up the exact quote, i didn't want to get it wrong, this is from vp at facebook. talking about growth at all costs andrew bosworth. maybe someone dies in terrorist attack coordinated on our tools. we believe connecting people so deeply, anything that allows us to connect people more often is defacto good. i'm not sitting here people at facebook flipping popcorn in their mouth happen wha

former governor arnold schwarzenegger is expected to be there. it's an event that starts at 8:30 this morning. >>> president trump knows he will not be facing hillary clinton in the next election. scott mcgrew said for sure she's not running. >> we certainly thought she would not be running, but she said last night that she is not returneding for sure. she said he will rep the democrats who are running. >>> the new yorker magazine reports that fox news gave us then candidate trump a heads-up on some of the questions asked during this presidential debate, speak bevel about his treatment of women. that's where megan kelly and trump exchanged words. nbc has not independently confirmed that gase. the same reporter, jane myers set a reporter at fox news up for about the payments trumped made to two women, a year before, but was told by fox news management to quash the story. >>> the senate will soon votes on whether to stop the president's emergency order, the one to take away from military projects to pay for the wall. there are now enough republican

gerrymandering that manipulates the boundaries of state to favor one political party over the other arnold schwarzenegger was among those who spoke. >>> michelle obama's autobiography becoming is on course to become the most successful memoir in publishing history after selling more than 10 million copies to date. that's the news update this hour halftime report is back in just a moment >> that's right. pete joins us next for unusual activity options bulls are betting on a big tech stock we'll show you the s&p sectors 'rba aerhiabout 14 points. wee ckft ts. ♪ ♪ dear tech... let's talk. we have a pretty good relationship. you've done a lot of good for the world. but i feel like you have the potential to do so much more. can we build ai without bias? how can we bake security into everything we do? we need tech that helps people understand each other. that understands my business. we've got some work to do... and we need your help. we need your support. let's expect more from technology. let's put smart to work. ♪ ♪ so how are you enjoying your it's just lovely.ament? i'm here to let all these folks know ho

you could sleep in it." ( laughter ) meanwhile, in arnold schwarzenegger chasing a mini pony while ridingo tobey keith's "shoulda been a cowboy" news... ♪ i should have been a cowboy i should have learned to rope and ride ♪ >> come here little horse i want to ride your back. i laugh so hard that you are running away from me on my bicycle. and you are small pony that was bred as a distorted vision of what a horse should be. and you looking so scared as i chase you makes me laugh. hasta la vista, pony." meanwhile, "batman versus superman" director zach snyder has a response for critics who didn't like that the heroes in his movie killed people. in short: "batman kills. superman kills. get over it." someone says to me: batman killed a guy. i'm like, wake the (bleep) up.'" (bleep) zach, these are beloved children's characters. (as zach) : "aqua man sells opiates, and the flash is a human trafficker. walk it off! the whole justice league is addicted to snuff porn. grow up!" ( laughter ) >> jon: wow! >> stephen: meanwhile, "china has censored the gay scenes from 'bohemian rhapsody.'" "a scene o

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. >> it's not every day that an issue brings together eric holder and arnold schwarzenegger.nes have been drawn. literally. gerrymandering are at issue. when does redistricting become so black and white eptly political that it violates the constitution? they are redrawn to give the party in power a political advantage that locked in an advantage for republicans in north carolina when they gave an extra seat to democrats in maryland. pete williams report that is the supreme court seems likely to leave the issue of partisan upon gerrymandering to the states even though liberal members were open to finding a way to strike down excessive examples of partisan gerrymandering. a decision in both of today's cases will be issued by late june. the why one democrat who wants to be president is decrying the green new deal. decrying the green new deal whooo! want to take your next vacation to new heights? tripadvisor now lets you book over a hundred thousand tours, attractions, and experiences in destinations around the world! like new york! from bus tours, to breathtaking adventures, tri

republicans from mitch mcconnell to donald trump's though turned friend lindsey graham to arnold schwarzenegger are all defending john mccain. hard to believe they still have to defend him 7 months after his death but after what donald trump said today, they felt they had no choice. >> i endorsed him at his request and gave him the kind of funeral he wanted which as president i had to approve. i don't care about this but i didn't get a thank you, that is okay. we sent him away but i wasn't a fan of john mccain. >> donald trump made those remarks about the formal naval aviator in front of a military audience in ohio. the plant has been revitalized through his. to increase military spending, hundreds of manufacturing jobs have been created but that good news is drowned out by the president's comments about mccain. >> it is deplorable what he said. that is what i call at 7 months ago. it will be deplorable 7 months from now if he says it again and i will continue speaking out because there's one thing we've got to do. >> he torpedoed the repeal and replacement of obamacare and his role in handing

it was a bit unexpected, shannon, now republicans and mitch mcconnell, lindsey graham, two arnold schwarzenegger, all defending the late senator john mccain. it is hard to believe they still have to defend him, seven months after his death, but after what president trump said today, they felt they had no choice. >> john mccain, i enjoy him at his request, and i gave him the kind of funeral that he wanted to, which, as president, i had to approve. i don't care about this, i didn't get a thank you -- that's okay. we sent him on the way, but i wasn't a fan of john mccain. >> president trump made those remarks about the former naval aviator in front of a military audience at a plant in ohio where they build tanks. the plant has been revitalized due to the president's push to increase military spending, hundreds of manufacturing jobs have been created, but that is good news that was drowned out by the president's comments about mccain. >> it's deplorable, what he sai said. that's what i called it from the floor of the senate. it will be deplorable seven months from now if he says it again get i will

we have arnold schwarzenegger, the "terminator" tonight. he called jerry mandering a scandal.t of mar-a-lago. donald trump is out there

remember that, with arnold schwarzenegger? takes place in the future, actually takes place in 2019. criminals are playing this gladiator style combat to basically get murdered in the most gory ways. it was a dystopian story and we understood that. nowadays you can just broadcast your own sort of "running man" style thing. reason i was thinking about that, i like to think about arnold schwarzenegger movies from time to time but also the fact that back then in that movie, someone was accountable. the company that had the tv show was accountable. in this case, facebook is like hey, we are giving people these tools and they are doing with it -- stuart: look, i don't think they can stop something like that. artificial intelligence has not developed to the point where they can surveil two billion users on a second-to-second basis. haven't got it there yet. >> amazingly, they still seem to automatically censor so many other things that are nowhere near as bad. that's a story for another day. stuart: yes, it is. you will be back. blake, thank you very much indeed. much obliged to you. >>> w

. >>> and the terminator, arnold schwarzenegger taught us it could be fun to chase a mini pony on a bike>> that's not the way you envision the terminator. >> i will say riding a bake on grass is not that easy. >> that's a fair point. >> it takes almost double the effort. >> it takes muscle. that's why you have the terminator doing it. >>> still to come on "today," the big business from cbds from lattes to lotions. it's showing up in drugstores everywhere. could it work for you? >>> how sound effects artists are helping people with hearing problems like my sister. >>> why are these garfield phones washing up on the beach? we'll go in search of the answer. >> love that. >>> good saturday morning to you. it is march 30th. here is a live look outside in san francisco. sparkling lights on a chilly morning. thank you very much for joining us. i'm kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at our microclimate forecast. there's hope on the way. >> there is. we won't stay in the 40s. we'll be rather warm today. 50 degrees right now in san francisco. 40s out there in san jose, look at how clear our sta

. >> he starts pumping up his biceps like he's arnold schwarzenegger.ves enduring hilton's self-centered ramblings? clearly they were hoping he'd blurt out something about his involvement in the other unsolved cases in the national forests. but hilton was admitting to nothing. >> basely on our time line, you're basically telling me that you committed no crimes. >> none. >> between '97 -- or '95. >> '95. >> he had escaped the death penalty in georgia, but despite his denials, he remained the prime suspect in the murder of the elderly couple irene and john bryant. mr. bryant's remains were found in january in the north carolina forest. >> as a result of the investigation in georgia i was absolutely convinced at that point that gary hilton was our suspect. >> but there was another open homicide case that seemed to fit gary hilton like a custom-made suit. down in florida, the body of sheryl dunlap had been found in a national forest. her at card stolen, the remains decapitated. detectives thought that fit hilton's m.o. to a "t." and gary hilton, still playi

arnold schwarzenegger taught us tness can be fun whe chasing a mini pony on a oubike. >> y have to laughhen youe sernold schwarzenegger on a bike. >> that's not the way you envision the terminator, just rolling. >> riding a bike o grass is that easy. >> fair point. >> it takes double the effort. that's why you have the terminator doing it. >>> still to come on "today," the big business of cbd. from lattes to lotions, hemp is showing up in drugstores everywhere. could it work for you? >>> later, a story that's person tome. how sound effects artists are helpin people with hearing problems, like my sister. >>> why are these garfield phones wash ing up on the beach? we'll search for answers in the orange room first, these messages. >> love that. >> announcer: this is a "news 4 today" news break. >> 7:26 on this saturday, march 30th. good morning to you. i'm david culver. let's get a check of your headlines. we'll start on the district. all new this morning, an arrest has been made in a ektwo-ld homicide in northwest d.c. march 14th on columbia road. d.c. police say a 25-year-old was found ie

former attorney general eric holder and former california governor arnold schwarzenegger talk about their efforts to stop gerrymandering. on c-span3 the aipac conference continues with remarks from house speaker nancy pelosi and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. at 10:00 the house armed services committee looks at the defense budget with acting secretary patrick shanahan and general joseph dunford. coming up in 30 minutes, kentucky covers been james comer on the release of mueller report and future congressional investigations into president trump's business and political affairs. at 8:00, washington representative susan delfin a on data privacy legislation and the news of the day. jason aldean meyer and tom davis discuss ways to improve the way washington works. host: good morning. it's tuesday march 20 sixth 2019. the house returns at 10:00 a.m. today and is set to take a key vote on overriding the president's first veto over his declaration of national emergency on the mexican border. the senate has teed up a hill pro -- high procedural vote on the green new deal. in the wake of

website, you can see the best from yesterday, featuring former california republican governor arnold schwarzenegger appeared at the national press club to discuss his efforts on redistricting reform. he told the audience the response he received when he decided to get involved in the issue. [video clip] >> both of the parties hated it when they got involved. therevernor is sitting with the legislative leaders, and they are having a big argument, and they start cursing at each other and calling each other words and all kinds of things, instead of spitting at each other. the chairs are flying back, they are getting up and storming out of the room. one comes back and says, i am so sorry, i get so mad when he is talking about this issue and bl blah.h two hours later, i get a phone call from both of those leaders. hi, governor, how are you? been sitting here at the bar. you should join us. come on over here. wait a minute, what are you two guys -- you were spitting its each other -- spitting at each other two hours ago. there is one thing we have in common, that we totally agree on, and that is you shou

previously in california, voters recall gray davis and elected republican arnold schwarzenegger.is not something we have for federal officials. the only people that can be approved for a member of congress is a body itself. host: let's go to judy from virginia beach, virginia on the democrats line. judy, good morning. caller: good morning. , gentlemen. my problem is, who do we t rust? i mean, you have a lessor a right issue. who do we trust? you want more people to vote, and what is happening now is issues to we know there is a small margin of error that there is cheating going on. one man has to win bank by a large margin just make sure there is no margin of error in cheating. how do you go about correcting this issue when you have one group of people that are heavily prosecuted and the others are just let off with nothing? guest: i do think it was interesting watching the hearing, four days of hearings in this case. this is something that was televised, and it was livestreamed. it was as out in the open as you could be. i think a lot of north carolina is viewed that is necessar

former california governor arnold schwarzenegger and former attorney general eric holder discussed gerrymanderingboth speakers called on the supreme court to will against the practice of dust to a rule against the practice of manipulating voting districts to give the ruling party and advantage. they attended supreme court arguments earlier in the day and this is an hour. [applause]