you just shot a tv series with arnold schwarzenegger. >> i did, yes. >> jimmy: and it's an action. was joking. >> jimmy: thought it was a heavy relationship drama with you and arnold. >> it was. we had a loft chemistry. >> jimmy: is arnold schwarzenegger somebody that was like for you from your life super exciting? >> oh, for sure. i remember him from when i was in elementary school. he was the guy that was trying to get kids to do physical fitness. it didn't not stick with me. >> jimmy: oh, right. he had the -- right. >> he's also a legend. all these movies that he's done over the years. this is his first television show. it's for netflix. and i just assumed when they approached me about the show that i would be the person in the van doing like the computer stuff. >> jimmy: the headset on. >> yeah, like holding a slushie in my hand. and being like you're a danger. but i was a field operative. i was in the thing, doing the thing. >> jimmy: oh, you were shooting and everything. >> yeah. >> jimmy: wow. >> jimmy, i'm telling you, i'm an action star. >> jimmy: i guess so. [ cheering ]

curtis's starred in dozens of films in long career, including true lies with arnold schwarzenegger. she won a golden globe for that one. areas durable little cheerleader in texas showing off his skills alongside his big sister's squads. the 2 year-old even managed to keep up with the moves during the group cheer. the boy apparently picked up the moves by watching his sister practice in the living room. and as you can see, these got it. he's got it dialed in. >> and now 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> they could use them in the baseball postseason. i think the divisional playoffs are off and running with the national league games featured today. it was the western showdown in los angeles tonight with the padres and the dodgers battling it out at chavez ravine and boy, they didn't disappoint a nail-biter that wasn't decided until the last pitch. check this out is does. is it a good you can decide at home? clayton kershaw had a 2 to one lead in the 3rd. manny machado. at the that rips an rbi double down the line in left. >> machado was 2 for 5 with 2 rbi padres added another run

former california governor arnold schwarzenegger is once again taking sides against his fellow republicansnegger's filed a friend of the court brief in the supreme court case over redistricting. the court is set to hear arguments in december over a congressional redistricting plan in north carolina that was struck down by that state supreme court. it could give more power to state legislatures to draw district lines. schwarzenegger calls the plan unfair to the american voter. all the men behind the voice that's been heard on bay area radio for more than 40 years, is retiring today. coming up on kcbs. a new report blames climate change for starving nearly one. that's john evans. he's been anchoring the overnight news at kcbs for the past 13 years. he's been on the air here in the bay area for 43 years now this morning marked his final broadcast on kcbs sat down with their own self castigated to talk about what he'll miss most about being on the radio. animist the people. you know the camaraderie, the adrenaline, the rush of covering a big story, uh, but it's the relationships that we develo

side, no gop candidate has won statewide elected office in california since former governor arnold schwarzenegger in 2006. >> you are republican running for statewide office in a blue state. so what are doing to reach out to voters on the other side? >> you know, we are running and i'm talking about issues that i believe all californians care about regardless of their partisan affiliation. 2 candidates each hoping for your vote in sacramento. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> next on kron, 4 news is 6 scores on the a c t college admissions test hit the lowest point in more than 30 years. what that means for this year's high school graduates. >> and a lot of fog rolling in right now around the bay area. what does that mean for tomorrow? could we soon see a little rain? we'll talk more about that coming up a few minutes. most boxes can be recycled up to seven times. it's not a miracle. it's by design. so what starts as a box for detergent and turns into one for a sneeze is all part of the circle of caring for our natural resources and trees. choose recyclable paper and packaging. so what do you think?

side, no gop candidate has won statewide elected office in california since former governor arnold schwarzenegger in 2006. >> you are republican running for statewide office in a blue state. so what are doing to reach out to voters on the other side? >> you know, we are running and i'm talking about issues that i believe all californians care about regardless of their partisan affiliation. 2 candidates each hoping for your vote in sacramento. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> but whether time now as we get a live look outside here, this is the view from our camera on sutro tower oftentimes. look at that. we'll see the skyline. but not i was can you see the shadows yet? how is that? what that is this what i was thinking >> lawrence is back warrant. you're talking about the fog, i guess. but carl, the storm. yeah, i mean, you the tropics are still heated up and we've got. >> karl of getting ready to move on shore. this could be a problem. the storm system comes on shore. >> especially mexico. here it is. you see that swirl red developing. that is all the thunderstorms rotating around. now, the center

arnold schwarzenegger's argument over redistricting as the case reaches the supreme court. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's a friday. it's october. 28th did you bring a coat? yes i did. i've been wearing a coat all week. it's been pretty chilly. you kind of need one this morning, steve. i would think so. so lots of forties out there even a few thirties here. it's a little bite to the morning air that's for sure, under mostly clear skies. have some patchy fog came back mainly cemetery coast southward, but a few high clouds otherwise another nice day. october is ending on a very quiet note here finally, a friday it'll actually be a little warmer on the weekend. all eyes and attention will be on next tuesday, wednesday. here is a cold system drops in but for now, it looks pretty quiet. the day will be nice sixties and seventies and a little warmer on the weekend a little more and next week coming up in about 10 minutes. alright saleh's here at 5 3

the arnold classic euro-2022 competitions in spain, which are held under the patronage of arnold schwarzenegger became the best in europe, won gold and raised the flag of ukraine to the victory podium , dedicated the victory to her country and the armed forces, the athletes do not remain silent, talk about ukraine and call on colleagues to help in all possible ways, she says overall winner in spain, our national team won 42 medals, including 21 gold yevhen solomin met with the strongest bodybuilder in europe yulia just returned from of the tournament in spain and already in the gym for the arnold classic competition, the woman began to prepare long before the russian invasion of ukraine, she tells when rockets were flying and bombs were falling on ukrainian cities , it was not easy to enter the gym and train, but the desire to declare ukraine on the international stage simply prevailed over the athletes stopped the action on their performances a-a because of this, due to stress and financial situation, many girls were forced by our athletes to go abroad. personally, i decided for myself that i

john connor is the only hope and boy that is a negative film in 2000 in 1991 terminator 2 arnold schwarzenegger comes back as the hero. and in fact, he is the robot that learns to care for john connor learns to care for human life doesn't actually kill anybody john connor the kid eddie for a long tells him like he can't kill anybody so he only shoots police officers in the knees. and the you know, there is no fate but what we make so 1980s. it's like the future is terrible 1990s. it's like well there might be nuclear war and robots might be trying to kill us but some of the robots can learn to love deep in their hearts. there's been there's a new new ish. hbo documentary about woodstock 1999. so there were two festivals to celebrate woodstock's 25th anniversary and 30th anniversary 1994. there was lots of like peace and love and harmony and it was like not a greatly run festival, but it it certainly emphasized the peace love and harmony woodstock. 1999 is like this dystopian vision of people like tearing things down setting stuff on fire and mud it. acid like i hear stuff about like woodstock i

he won't be the first action hero in office, arnold schwarzenegger did that. see it's sort of like there is a well trodden path down this road if he wants to go that way. so it's not a can. i think when celebrity candidates can, it's should. >> i knew you were going say that. we have a graphic of, you know, our various dalliances with celebrities who have successfully made the transition into politics. and what you'll see is that they're all -- well, this is them dressed as politicians. what i wanted to see was them in their characters, because, you know, many of these guys are these kind of super hero types in their case, you know. so like schwarzenegger or the rock, ronald reagan, a cowboy, you know. they play these kind of big masculine american hero, stewart. and i have to admit i'm susceptible to this. i understand why people like this. you think in their head well, they're big and strong and successful. why couldn't they be president? somebody goes oh, they know nothing about the legislative process. who cares if they need to know about three branches of

>> jess event truer, he would be the first action hero in office, arnold schwarzenegger did that. there is a well trodden path down this road if he wants to go that way. so i think with celebrity candidates the question is should they? >> we have a graphic of our various islands with celebrities who have successfully made the transition into politics, and what you will see is that they are all, well this is then dressed as politicians. what i wanted to see is them in their characters. many of these guys are these kind of superhero types in their characters. so like schwarzenegger or the rock, ronald reagan a cowboy. they play these kind of big masculine american heroes, and i have to admit, i am susceptible to this. i'm very susceptible. i understand why people like this because you think in your head, they are big and strong and successful, why couldn't they be president? although nothing know nothing about the legislative process. who cares that they need to know about three branches of government? i'm very susceptible to that and i think a lot of americans are. >> people like p

side, no gop candidate has won statewide elected office in california since former governor arnold schwarzenegger in 2006. >> you are republican running for statewide office in a blue state. so what are doing to reach out to voters on the other side? >> you know, we are running and i'm talking about issues that i believe all californians care about regardless of their partisan affiliation. >> 2 candidates each hoping for your vote in sacramento. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> now to our 4 zone forecast. but first we want to show you some police activity at the sandra fell bridge toll plaza as you're approaching the told wusa heading westbound on highway 5.80, knowing towards center fell from richmond. you can see at least looks like chp cars that are there. one is blocking the number 3 lane, the far right lane as you're heading toward the toll plaza. another one parked off to the side. we're not exactly sure what's going on there. we just want to point out if anybody is heading to or from that area that there is some police activity and slow traffic getting onto the richmond center fell bridge. >

arnold schwarzenegger would be considered a moderate was a last one to do it in 2006.californians are fed up with the lack of accountability, the lack of transparency in finances. look at the challenges we face as a state whether homelessness, issues with our public schools, or the water crisis we continue to have in california. the list goes on and on. what they see is sacramento spending more and more money every year. homelessness a great example. tens of billions in spending and the problems get worse. stories about a 1.7 million dollar public toilet in san francisco. this is the kind of things californians look at. i want to bring accountability and transparency to our finances and hold sacramento politicians. it is resonating across the state. >> bill: is it true $20 billion on homelessness in three years? >> yeah. it is staggering. you look at the -- it's a human crisis we're seeing in places like san francisco, los angeles, san diego, sacramento. i've been all over the state and will tell you the homelessness crisis has gotten worse. every californian will tell

economy leaders renewed the so called pacific coast collaborative, which launched in 2008 when arnold schwarzenegger california governor. part of the agreement calls for installing more e v charging stations along the west coast. newsome recently set a list of ambitious climate goals, including phasing out the sale of new gas powered cars by 2035 to share best practices we seek to compete. you heard that from jurisdiction to jurisdiction with one another. but in an enlightened sense that competition has brought us to where we are. today we stole best practices and we started right here in california with the low carbon fuel standard pacific coast collaborative aims to cut greenhouse gas emissions by at least 80% by 2050. greg lee ktvu. box two news. how do you think you could handle a flight with the blue angels coming up to see how a couple of our own employees got through practice flights in the run up to fleet week performances, and it was a nice warm fall day for many inland cities, although that fog was hugging the coast for much of the day, and tonight as you can see, in this live picture out

it was launched in 2008 when arnold schwarzenegger was governor of california.greement calls for installing more charging stations along the west coast. collaborative goal is to cut greenhouse gas emissions by at least 80% by 2050. while gas prices are up across the country here in california, they're actually down this morning. according to triple a california's average for a gallon of regular online dropped about three cents compared to yesterday, average price and san francisco dropped two cents, while both oakland and san jose are down three cents. costs are expected to rise with opec's nations and other oil exporters announcing they will cut production by two million barrels. president bind says he is weighing options to offset that move some members of congress, including south bay representative broken a want more pressure on those oil producing countries. i don't know whether their motivation was to hurt the american people. but the fact is, it does hurt the american people. this is a giant glaring message from the saudis said no, we don't share your int

economy leaders renewed the so called pacific coast collaborative, which launched in 2008 when arnold schwarzenegger was california governor. part of the agreement calls for installing more e v charging stations along the west coast. newsome recently set a list of ambitious climate goals, including phasing out the sale of new gas powered cars by 2035 to share best practices we seek to compete. you heard that from jurisdiction to jurisdiction with one another, but in an enlightened sense that competition has brought us to where we are. today we stole best practices and we started right here in california with the low carbon fuel standard pacific coast collaborative aims to cut greenhouse gas emissions by at least 80% by 2050. greg lee ktvu. box two news. well we have started off october and somewhat of a quiet no doubt there at the little bit of a warming trend kind of settling in that pattern will continue into what your friday forecast. take a look at temperatures. no drastic heatwaves here, but temperatures have been treading up primarily inland and tomorrow , probably the hottest day of the week

former california governor arnold schwarzenegger is once again taking sides against his fellow republican. schwarzenegger has filed a friend of the court brief in the supreme court case over redistricting. the court is set to hear arguments in december over a congressional redistricting plan in north carolina that was struck down by that state supreme court. it could give more power to state legislatures to draw district lines. at six tonight. the washington post is reporting that elon musk has officially taking over control of san francisco based twitter. the post reports that twitter and must have formally closed on their $44 billion deal. twitter's current ceo and cfo are expected to leave the company immediately. elon musk said earlier today that he's buying the san francisco based company to quote help humanity in a message to advertisers posted on twitter, musk said that he does not want the platform to become a free for all health scape or anything can be said with no consequences. earlier today on the four we spoke with cnet, editor at large insure, he says. there is a lot of unce

i'd no gop candidate has won statewide elected office in california since former governor arnold schwarzenegger in 2006. >> you are republican running for statewide office in a blue state. so what are doing to reach out to voters on the other side? >> you know, we are running and i'm talking about issues that i believe all californians care about regardless of their partisan affiliation. >> 2 candidates each hoping for your vote in sacramento. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> nfl hall of fame quarterback brett favre is speaking out for the first time about his alleged role in a welfare fraud scheme in mississippi. he's insisting he did not know where the money was coming from the bay where welfare funds that were used to pay. him for a psa campaign and to fund a volleyball arena that he was pushing to get built of the university of southern mississippi where his daughter played text messages show years of communications between favre and a nonprofit founder who pleaded guilty to his role in this welfare scheme. techs also show that far asked. then the governor, phil bryant multiple times if the f

you saw arnold schwarzenegger. could we see a non-politician mount a serious campaign?t to start soon? >> certainly we're living in times, chris, where the traditional paths to the presidency really don't exist anymore. and if they do, there are certainly other paths. and we can certainly see celebrity types like donald trump try to run for president. we can see business people. obviously michael bloomberg tried to do this in the democratic party last time. but certainly we could see that dynamic in the republican lane as well, someone from the business world who says none of these politicians know what they're doing. we have to reset. there's really a fertile environment, fertile ground for all these new, different, and creative pathways to the presidency. and i think there's a good chance something like that could happen. former congressman carlos car bellow, always good to have you on the program. thank you. >>> we're also watching live pictures out of pittsburgh. president biden is set to speak there next hour. he's going to be talking about rebuilding america's inf

. >> in chen's case, no gop candidate has won elected office since arnold schwarzenegger in 2006. so he is an uphill climb. >> still ahead, a federal judge denies a request for max theranos executive sunny balwani for new trial. and we've got clouds rolling in over san francisco. love to see some rain coming our way. we'll talk about that next. have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time, so it's important to recognize the signs. sound like you? call your cardiologist and ask about attr-cm. fanduel and draftkings, two out of state corporations making big promises. what's the real math behind prop 27, their ballot measure for online sports betting? 90% of profits go to the out of state corporations permanently. only eight and a half cents is left for the homeless. and in virginia, arizona, and other states, fandue

economy leaders renewed the so called pacific coast collaborative, which launched in 2008 when arnold schwarzenegger was california governor. part of the agreement calls for installing more e v charging stations along the west coast. newsome recently set a list of ambitious climate goals, including phasing out the sale of new gas powered cars by 2035 to share best practices we seek to compete. think you heard that from jurisdiction to jurisdiction with one another, but in an enlightened sense that competition has brought us to where we are. today we stole best practices and we started right here in california with the low carbon fuel standard pacific coast collaborative aims to cut greenhouse gas emissions by at least 80% by 2050. greg lee ktvu. box two news. californians overwhelmingly support a new state law that sets up a framework for court ordered treatment for people struggling with severe mental health issues. the berkeley igs poll shows 76% of voters approved the law only 15% say they are opposed. the law has strong bipartisan support with 80% of democrats pulled in favor and 69% of republic

arnold schwarzenegger comes back to kind come back to kind of kill terracotta because she's going to have a son, john conner, that is going to be the leader of the ministers bunts army. so he eyelid, led the robot to launch nuclear strikes against all humanity and to try and seek to exterminate humanity. john conner is the only hope. and boy, that is a pessimistic film. in 2000, in 1990, one terminator two, schwarzenegger, who comes back as a hero, and in fact, he is the robot that learns to care for john connor, learns to care for human life, doesn't actually kill anybody, john conners a good, eddie furlong tells him, like, you can't kill anybody so he only shoots police officers in that he's. and the, you know, there is no fate but what we make. so 1980s is like the future is terrible. 1990s is like, well, there might be nuclear war, and robots might be trying to collapse, but some of the robots get to learn to love [inaudible]. there's a new, new-ish hbo documentary about woodstock, 1999. so there were two festivals to celebrate, which talks 25th anniversary and 30th anniversary.

and over the weekend, he flew back to the uk, and last night, unlike arnold schwarzenegger, he bottledtill say at some point he will be back. right now, it does look like rishi sunak, the man who the party rejected may be accepted and walk through the door behind me as the first person of color to walk through the door as prime minister, not least because through the summer during the conservative party election campaign, he pretty much predicted the economic turmoil that we have seen that has led to liz truss, the current prime minister having to leave. i mean, the white house is left just watching this political turmoil here in the uk, this economic turmoil here in the uk. there are some signs in the markets this morning that rishi sunak will stabilize things, but then there are very loud calls for a general election. this continues to be a conservative party selection, a bit like a primary without a general election bauds the conservative party is the leading party. when and if it's rishi sunak, and not penny mordaunt, you just can't have one party choosing new leader after new lead

let's see if this develops over the next several years >> gee, it did not look like arnold schwarzeneggerrned off when the truck explosion. it looks like t-1. there is no way. remember when the truck -- >> i'll be back. >> you remember the truck? >> yes, i do >> all you need are those eyes >> red ones. cyborg eyes. >> yeah. this is developed by the same guy who said a.i. is going to make a nuclear holocaust look gentle isn't this the same guy who said that, phil what is he doing >> he warned about the dangers of unchecked a.i. development. he has warned about that. >> and he builds that thing. okay it's very clear to me what is happening here, phil do you remember how hard it was? even at the very end, it's hand. that was all that was left a metal hand twitching. trying to get at him >> that's right. >> that's coming >> anytime i can deliver a report and you talking about "terminator" is a good morning >> if it is on, i can still watch it it does matter how about when the guys gets thrown through the wall. getting stuff out of the cabinet. her boyfriend comes through -- remember that part