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. >>> and arnold schwarzenegger revealing news tonight about his health. ♪ >> announcer: from abc newsorld headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> david: good evening. it is great to have you with us on a monday night. and we begin tonight with the breaking news, the extraordinary scene late today. federal agents moving in on homes in los angeles and miami, homes belonging to music mogul sean diddy combs. the images coming in tonight, federal authorities, including teams from homeland security, raiding the homes. tonight sources telling abc news it is connected to a human trafficking investigation. the aerial images right here of combs' home in the wealthy l.a. neighborhood of holmby hills. heavily armed agents, armored vehicles there, two men have been detained at this property. law enforcement telling us they are his sons. combs has faced multiple allegations of sexual assault and sex trafficking, accusations he has denied. abc's kayna whitworth leading us off on the breaking news. she's in los angeles tonight. >> reporter: tonight, heavily armed fe

they got arnold schwarzenegger.use you have not heard this before. this isn't part of the repertoire, right? you have not heard this line. you hear how quiet? it's almost like when i do the snake. you can hear a pin drop. i said one thing that's going to happen, if i decide to leave the show -- and they were offering me three years, anything i wanted. i said no, i'm going to run for president. we did it for 14 seasons, that's enough. it's hard to give up prime time. the matter how rich you are, it's a lot of money. prime time television, thursday nights, it was hard to do. i said no, i'm going to run for president. they were and said no. i decided to delay. they said, who do you think we should use? ie no idea, that's your business. jay said, what do you think of arnold schwarzenegger? the guy got killed, he couldn't do anything. the show was canceled. they tried martha stewart too. she blamed me, she said if your fault that she fell doing the apprentice. she could not tell■/y, she never figured that out. they used

as a teenager he had a poster of him on his wall and later arnold schwarzenegger went into politics andyoung russian boys looked up to what was then the austrian body—builder. mr olympia. that regular russian guy with regular russian dream will continue in the hearts and minds of thousands of followers who use or saying farewell today.— of followers who use or saying farewell today. of followers who use or saying farewell toda . ., ~ , ., , . farewell today. thank you very much for that insight. _ israel faces growing international criticism over reports that more than 100 palestinians were killed as they crowded around aid trucks in northern gaza yesterday. israel says most of the victims died in a crush after its troops fired warning shots. but the united nations secretary general has called for an independent investigation into what happened. from jerusalem, our middle east correspondent, yolande knell, reports. what is starkly clear from yesterday's scenes of thousands surging around aid lorries, palestinians in northern gaza are increasingly starving, desperate. aid hasn't been rea

including an update from danny devito, a different danny and arnold schwarzenegger.s costars appeared together sunday night at the oscars. now, 36 years later, after their iconic 1988 film, which was hilarious, devito tells fox news he and arnold are working on a brand new project. he didn't go into detail other than he did say this, which is a little bit disappointing, he says. it will not be a sequel to twins. that's the movie i want to see. i know that's the sequel i want, and they had that super bowl commercial. >> yeah, right. for state farm. and then they were in the oscars. so they really are teasing us for something, and at least they're giving us something at all, because meanwhile, kristen wiig says we're getting nada on a sequel to this beloved comedy, appearing in a glamorous cover shoot for the hollywood reporter, the former snl star tells the publication that she will, quote, never appear in a bridesmaids sequel because, quote, that movie had an end. >> but it's so funny. >> don't ruin a good thing, though. look what they did. can i say this to hangover

well arnie, arnold schwarzenegger. arnold schwarzenegger.atue was unveiled in 2014 in columbus, usa. let's move on. american swimmer, one of the most successful the bust of athletes in history has been in the museum of the world swimming hall of fame in florida, usa, since 2014. let's move on. you have a clue in the background. absolutely right , celebration, let's move on , continue, french football player, the monument was erected in 2011 at the home stadium of the english arsenal, it reproduces the celebration of a goal against tottenham in 2002, legendary like yours, well, a basketball player, yes, well, a player of the team, as you can see, a hint, we can skip if we have. there is a problem? well, i know, but i won't risk it, we skip, well, if you know, then well, i doubt it, it’s a little good, we skip, yes , we skip, this is karl malone, the correct answer, karl malone, american basketball player, two-time olympic champion, legend of the utah jazz club, the monument was erected near the utah arena in 2006, further, well, here i hope y

they used arnold schwarzenegger, big movie star, and he felt so badly.ually they asked me, because i mark burnett is great. they say you own it so you would like to have it do well. would you rather havstar, arnold schwarzenegger, or rather have it fail? i thought about it and said, i would rather have it fail because it makes me look better. i am not looking for him to top from from. d. total disaster. i did it for 14 seasons and i said to nbc, i respect you guys. i like them, but the bosses came up, they call them suits -- the top seats. i said i decided i'm going to run for president. you won't win it's impossible nobody has there has never been a person that ran for president that wasn't either a politician or general. did anybody know these facts? you have to be a general permit there were no admirals. 8% generals and 92% politicians. i said, i don't care, i'm going to give it a shot.i announced and immediately went to number one and stayed there for a long time. g said, i want to be in the center, i don't want to be tied for the center. those dies

. >> up next something trader jo >>> new tonight arnold schwarzenegger is opening up about a recent surgeryd he now has a pacemaker. former action star shared the news. he says he underwent the procedure after previously having three open-heart surgeries. he said he has had an irregular heartbeat for a few years. he admitted to grappling with the decision to reveal his information but decided to be open hoping to inspire others to face their own health challenges. >> fast food owners are warning of higher prices as a new minimum wage increase is set to take picked next week. next monday fast food chains with 60 or more locations must raise their minimum wage from $16 an hour to $20 per hour. excalibur pizza was shown several locations in the sacramento area says it plans to lay off 70 delivery drivers because of the pay raise he also spoke to an owner of a ran table and san jose who is avoiding layoffs. >> as an owner you have to have light coverage to pay them. if you can't you have to shut your door or they will lose the hours and it will be a lose for both sides. >> the south bay labor c

arnold schwarzenegger revealed monday he had the device installed during a recent surgical procedure. the 76 year old said during his podcast that he's now a little bit more of a machine. the pacemaker was put in last monday at the cleveland clinic. in addition to the pacemaker, schwarzenegger has had three open heart surgeries, three. i like that he's having a he's got a good spirit about him . a little humor, saying he's more machine. yeah, reference a terminator, of course. >> terminator or wasn't he in robocop two or no. was it someone else? >> i don't believe so, no. but i do confuse movies of the night, the action movies of the 90s. i know on a daily basis. >> yeah, he was definitely the terminator, though. coming up, why you might want to stay off the road next month on the day of the solar eclipse. >> and later, how a professional whistler made it onto the soundtrack of barbie. you're watching world news now >> have you or anyone you know ever lived or worked at camp lejeune before 1987? this important message is for you. marine corps base camp lejeune water was contaminated d

. >>> arnold schwarzenegger closer to being a real life terminator.had surgery to get a pacemaker last week. he says he is a little bit more of a machine now and doing great. the 76-year-old says he was born with a congenital heart defect and has had several heart surgeries. it's not a tumor. >>> lottery you're looking at some real jack in the box haters. yeah, they exist. they have no idea they're about to try my new smashed jack. this is good. it's very fresh. i like the sauce. i'm a saucy woman. probably not the best. not the best... she came in a white sedan. tow it. almost like a flavor bomb. i don't think it's a fast food hamburger. this is more like homemade. -it's me! -ahahaha! oh shoot, jack! if this is your new burger... yeah? -i'm going to you. say hello to the best-rated burger in fast food. welcome to jack in the box! >>> we are following news of robert f kennedy jr announcing his vice presidential pick in his bid for the white house. an expert joins us live to look at the choice and what it means for the over all race. that story and mor

couldn't a 12-year-old say i'm running for president, or arnold schwarzenegger? could a state knock them off the ballot? that's a federal office. they would be running for president. if the states can't enforce it, it they enforce this? >> absolutely, if i want taylor swift or prince harry to be president, two figures i know are near and dear to my colleague professor murray's heart, why shouldn't i be able to vote for them as well? chief justice roberts has an answer to that in saying the 14th amendment gave a lot more power to the federal government. whether or not that's a sufficient answer i think is a really important question for us to be asking. and there's certainly a stark textual contrast in between the obviously self executing provisions like you need to be 35 years old or need to be a natural born citizen on the one hand, and you can't have engaged in an insurrection as an oath breaker on the other. >> and then, melissa, where do you think this leaves -- there doesn't need to be enabling legislation for you not to be 35 and be president, so if this is

you know, like he's just not that into you or arnold schwarzenegger's guide to bodybuilding or, you know and then we've got we've got great memoirs. and i one of the books that i edited that i, i only have one book in there that i edited. it's, it's bruce springsteen's autobiography, born to you, born to run, which is just a, you know, a great story, brilliantly told you know, and he's a true artist. but we have we have our classic novels, lonesome dove catch 22. we have we have wonderful children's books. you know, chicka chicka boom, boom. are you there? god, it's me, margaret by judy blume. and and and then we've got, you know, the books that had an impact on the culture, like all the president's men and steve jobs. so it's it's a the book goes into how those how those. simon schuster books came to be the people who produced them. how the company grew and changed through the years. so it's it's just sort of a way of talking about the influence that simon and schuster had on america, on american publishing, but also how how we as a company changed through the years and in this book, yo

i said california voters kind of like a celebrity candidates be ronald reagan, arnold schwarzenegger. yeah, i know it's a long shot, but wouldn't that be? >> we have embrace headed to the general election. he can't be quite 100% so can pivot or do that shift. that would be the test. it doesn't look like garvey has that. >> in him to do for the general election. the make he was trying to get more specific on issues that didn't. we didn't really maybe he didn't want to. that's what you're just kind of sweeping on by making sure you made it this far. >> it be interesting to see how he changes his tune because you don't want to alienate to many of the left voters in california. but if you could appeal to some of that base that nikki haley has tapped into, now you're getting somewhere. so let's see how changed his tune. if any, and maybe he spends more elections and maybe spends a dollar more than the michael. yeah. he spent on the you it would take it would take a dramatic. >> drop-off in democratic voting for steve garvey to have scintilla of a chance in november. and it and yeah, shorts

going to be the most powerful person in the world, i mean, although that kind of did work for arnold schwarzenegger, didn't it? >> it did. although he was someone who, if you look back, not quite when he was weightlifting and making, you know, really entertaining movies, he was still talking about politic and he had he had been interested and engaged in american presidential dynasties. he married a kennedy. he married maria shriver. >> and that was right. >> when you one thing we can say about the kennedys that is still very much true. they have an active and lively dinner table conversation around politics. if you don't know what you're talking about, it will be quite obvious. >> yeah, you'd be embarrassed out of the table and voted off the island for sure, alexis coe, this is fascinating. and yeah, we're all so intrigued. so we'll keep watching to see what steph curry's next move may be. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> coming up, taking action in the tenderloin. residents and businesses team up to make a move, hoping to change the neighborhood's narrative. that story is next are living in the mom

actor and former california governor arnold schwarzenegger is a step closer to being a real life terminator. he revealed on a podcast he had surgery to get a pacemaker last week. he says he's a little bit more of a machine now and doing great. the 76-year-old says he has a history with heart disease and has had several heart surgeries over to years. >>> a lawsuit is brewing against the u.s. forest service by survivors of the 2021 caldor fire. that fire burned through community of grizzly flats in less than 15 minutes. well, last summer several people who lost their homes filed individual tort claims with the forest service, but six months later, they say every single claim has been denied or got b no response. so now they're in talks with a law firm to take the forest service to court, claiming it was innocent before and during the devastating fire. >> for 20 years, they knew grizzly flats was in ground zero of a horrific wildfire. and so they had a lot of time to work on it and they didn't do very much. i mean, they did a small percentage of what they proposed. >> the fire victims say the

but think of arnold schwarzenegger, the obvious one. we had sonny bono, sonny and cher and my favorite, fred grandy, from the love boat. in congress it for 10 years from iowa so there you have it, some have gone in there and it shows you how different types of professions work. >> actors, let's talk about athletes. steve garvey facing off against adam schiff this november, other notable athletes that have entered? >> how about gerald ford? michigan, football went right into congress shortly after that, ultimately vice president and president of the united states and then there is a couple others. football coach, tommy tupper bill, and then mark wayne mullen who is from oklahoma, what was his profession? martial arts, so there goes, it shows you all kinds of people can get into these very lofty professions. >> stuff curry has brought up he was interviewed recently and he said something a little bit surprising that he wouldn't rule out if he could do something good he would enter politics. surprising to you? >> not really, if you take a l

including the fact that no republican has won a statewide office since 2006 when governor arnold schwarzenegger won re-election, but garvey says he's optimistic. >> your vote was your shared belief with me that california is no longer the heartbeat of america. sadly, it's just a murmur. now, we have challenges to face up to like closing the border and responsibilities to live up to like helping the homeless off the streets and a pathway back to their dignity. and then if we do those things and more, our best days will be ahead of us with california once again being that vibrant heartbeat of america. >> reporter: schiff was endorsed early on in this race by democratic leaders like then house speaker nancy pelosi. that allowed him to raise double the money of any of his competitors as schiff is now sitting on a campaign war chest of more than $30 million. schiff also has more statewide name recognition because of his involvement in the first impeachment proceedings against then president donald trump. now interestingly, garvey is very popular with california trump supporters, so it is going to be

. >> governor newsom along with former governor arnold schwarzenegger and actress jane fonda joined a local officials in support of a california bill that bans homes in close proximity to oil and gas wells. the bill is facing a november ballot initiative that would overturn it. >> big oil is playing us for fools for decades and decades, buy off politicians of all political stripes. lying to you. elaine science. they knew the facts. they hit it. >> the referendum is supported by the oil industry. but environmental groups are working on a signature drive for a measure on that about uber ballot asking to keep the law in place. bart is looking for some talented musicians to fill stations with the music of the famous german classical composer. >> sebastian bach. these are pictures of bart's junior buck kids playing the violin piano recorder and cello at stations. it's part of the bach in the subways program that will run until march 31st. anyone of any age can participate, but no tipping is involved. those interested in registering can head to our web site. kron 4 dot com. you know, my fav

>> who was arnold schwarzenegger would be the last one. >> so it's been a minute. um, and i, i just can't see anything that would suggest that's going to change this election cycle. >> okay. >> why are there two separate races for that position, by the way? great question. >> so dianne feinstein died before her time was up. voters are going to be voting on somebody to fill out the remainder of that terme. essentially a couple of months between election day and swearing in. and then for the full six year terme, um, senator laphonza butler, who was appointed by gavin newsom to replace dianne feinstein, is not running for either. that little bit of the remaining time or for a full one. and so it's kind of a stop gap, really, to get us through representation wise until the new congress is sworn in. >> i see, so it's a technicality thing essentially. i mean, i can't see anybody marking two different candidates for the interim and the full six year terms positions. although technically i suppose you could and technically, i guess you could have two different people when

. >>> and arnold schwarzenegger says he recently had a pacemaker put in after previously having threew a little bit more of >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your c cell phone o connected tv. i'm carissa lawson, cbs news, new york. >>> tonight, major legal developments for donald trump. a new york appeals court throws the former president a lifeline, reducing his bond by nearly $300 million. >> we appreciate and respect the appellate division very much. >> plus the date is now set for the first ever criminal trial of a former president. when could jury selection begin? >> we did nothing wrong. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> good evening. i'm norah o'donnell, and thank you for being with us. we'll get to those big legal decisions for former president donald trump in just a moment. >>> but we want to begin tonight with some breaking news. the department of homeland security raided multiple homes of music mogul sean "diddy" combs this afternoon. u.s. officials tell cbs news that the raids in los angeles and miami beach are part of a possible ongoing sex traf

it's like when arnold schwarzenegger is getting attacked by two guys and he bonks their heads togetherhe movie. for more on the supreme court delay, we go live to washington, d.c., with our very own desi lydic. [cheers and applause] desi. election day isn't that far off. how soon do you think the supreme court could rule on this? >> well, michael, that depends. when is election day? >> michael: november 5th. >> they'll rule on november 6th. >> michael: so this is purely political? >> no, it only looks entirely that way. but you have to remember how complicated this issue is. the justices have a very difficult legal question to answer: can the president break the law anytime he wants? hard to say! hard to say. constitutionally speaking, can he burn down the white house for insurance money? can he set a bomb on a bus that will detonate if the bus goes below 50 miles per hour? can he stick his penis in a barrel of warm coffee beans at whole foods? these are not easy questions to answer. >> michael: aren't they, though? i mean, to me, all these seem pretty open and shut. >> hmm, okay, did

i thought they had arnold schwarzenegger and danny devito, ca mau give 2 awards. and they were probably my favorite part of the night. they were talking about, you know, being villains in batman and making some jokes towards michael keaton. and so i it was really well this year. i thought they they hit the right notes. so hopefully they can continue doing that because viewership has been down previously. so always giving get that winds ease back to. yeah. exactly. that's one of the miners was like i'm such a fan of twitter. all right. up next in sports, nfl free agency is under way. >> course, kate rooney will join us live in the studio. join us live in the studio. ♪ you were always so dedicated... ♪ we worked hard to build up the shop, save for college and our retirement. but we got there, thanks to our advisor and vanguard. now i see who all that hard work was for... it was always for you. seeing you carry on our legacy— i'm so proud. at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner. setting up the future for the ones you love. that's the value of

we will we know about how arnold schwarzenegger did it. >> i remember some of the ads, you know, you said i'll be back. you know, i mean, is that the whole terminator that? i think it could backfire. you know, i think time is a time will all right, course, democratic voters outnumber californians is registered as a democrat. 46 1% and a lot of people are on the sidelines, particularly those new emerging voters. if there's one thing that donald trump does is he drives turnout. he drives turnout in california and in battleground states. he's done this in midterms and in general elections, we don't have a good barometer of that tonight. that is only going to hurt steve garvey. if he ends up being the republican candidate only for one of the top do you know the fact is makes it and he i think he pretty much is going to make it in. >> to the november primary, november runoff. i don't think he wins the question is going to be given that as as david said in john saluda to what does that really mean for the rest of the state was mean for the republican party. we know november is going to be

i somehow had to for the sake of... a childhood dream, because this is the motorcycle that arnold schwarzeneggerhow it’s like that, i also wanted very much such a motorcycle, the moment has come, i bought it, i am on i drove it a little, and then i came to the garage and said: i will sell you, i will sell you, because you need to give life to these animals, and i think that maybe the moment will come when someday i will buy myself some other motorcycle, so i will drive, and now... i drive on my old kruzak, because for me it is exactly what i need equipment, because it helps me quite a lot in terms of economy, thoughts about the consequences. war for farmers of ukraine. if we're talking about now, i won't talk about the shutdown light, lack of all this. well, i will tell you, the main consequence is that there is a total manipulation of the war. so today in society - this is a total manipulation of war, this is an increase in the price of energy resources, this is an increase in the price of fuel and lubricants, this is an increase in prices. at the ministry of fertilizer, this is a decrease, a t

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>> greg: back in the old days we still worry about ai building robots out of look like arnold schwarzeneggerthe only thing terminators that are terminated as white people. google claim it was an error, and fl on that candlestick? -- i fell on that candlestick. [ laughter ] but now, and ask google executive said it was not a mistake that the company prioritized ddi over good is in his practice is correct of former partner are google ventures said it "google gemini's failures it reveals had a broken google's culture is, it is a symptom of a larger cultural phenomenon taking the company over four years" and other words di blinded them to reality so much so they think pictures of black nazis are a sign of progress. what's next? googling for pictures of 911 terrorists and getting this? [ laughter ] you have to be a certain age to recognize that. equity demands everybody must be included in all things, including pushing genocide. according to one ex-employee, your so -- ai is indicated to google, even for the miners software fixes. think about that! imagine being a plumber, every time you have to

. >> actress jane fonda and former governor arnold schwarzenegger joinedúgovernor gavin newsom at a rallyoil companies call the frontline communities sacrifice zones. we have to prove to them abel arnold. is that a word? >> they're backing a passed in 2022. it bans new oil and gas wells within 3200ft of sensitive areas.úit's now on hold until voters decide on a ballot measure in november. >> so to me, those oil companies spmust be insane to think that this time the results will be different. there will be no spdifference again. >> supporters of the ban say it will protect residents from the health impacts of pollution. the california independent petroleum association, backing the overturn of the law, saysúit's concerned about how the law would gas industry. >> another curveball for la dodgers star shohei ohtani as the league announces an investigation into his longútime interpreter and superbloom sequel, the spring flowers dazzling parts of the bay area for a second year in a row. we'll take you to o year of super bloom, withúplenty of wildúflowers and plenty of bright colors. >> the firs

but if i had to pick the one moment that tickled me most, it was probably hearing arnold schwarzeneggerhe word “godzilla.” >> godzilla. >> jimmy: i'm not sure you got that. let's hear that one more time. >> godzilla. >> jimmy: yes. it's like half godzilla, half lasagna. which would be a great movie by the way, "godzilla vs lasagna?" some of the other highlights the ken song was great. al pacino giving best picture to “oppenheimer” -- and john cena. who, we wanted to do something to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the oscar streaker. you remember the guy that ran make across the stage. so i asked john cena to present the oscar for best costume design. with no clothes on. just an envelope in front of him. and he was very funny. but getting this on the air of all the times i've hosted the oscars or the emmys or anything, no comedy bit has ever received more scrutiny than this. there were meetings, there were side-meetings, there were emails and texts. there were phone calls, there were people sweating. somebody was crying. and then, once they realized we weren't going to take no for an a

and i think that the terminator theme more specifically it's this final shot of arnold schwarzeneggern with thumbs up. i think this sums up what navalny would have wanted for the people of russia to know that he's trying to give them hope even beyond the grave, i'm sure that alexei navalny would have wanted russians not to despair but to remain hopeful because navalny believed in a russia that is not just free but in a russia that's happy and beautiful. and that is impossible to achieve without hope for a change. >> with navalny's sudden death, the russian on session has lost its leading figure. what does it do now? >> the thing about russian opposition is that it doesn't concentrate, his figure. of course, navalny is a larger than life symbol. so are many other symbols and figures in russian civil society. but what's important is we keep our eye tons grassroots element of russia society and the grassroots of russian opposition it's quite clear that they're not mourning. they're organizing. they are taking all the power they have and they're trying to carry on navalny's banner. so the

reagan or pete wilson from georgia or even arnold schwarzenegger. flipped nevada, theya flipped colorado through demographic changes. they found a lot of political opportunism there. that is where they change. this policy is not because ofngt naive but deliberate. the only thing that will change is the next election, the vote 51% trump pure they will close the border in a nanosecond. >> laura: right now the biden administration sees that this ih hurting them in the polls. there is no doubt about it. you can't deny every poll that i have seen shows this is a nightmare for democratg dos. the is it big donors and the plutocrats giving them so much money also having a big effect on this policy? >> i think it does pier that was the idea of the first threemone years. i thought all the money comingul from the left and media attention would shield them from the consequences of their crazy ideology. but now because such a pressingr issue inal the election is comig up, it is part of a general turnabout. you see it with crime, you see it with energy, little bi

] >> jesse: from pumping iron on venice beach designing bills in sacramento, the story of arnold schwarzeneggerbe one of the greatest political stories in american history. a guy with a thick austrian accent who became famous for having bigger biceps than my head. from mr olympia to hollywood. playing half man half robot and printing money at the box office. he was underestimated his whole life. especially when he ran for governor of california. he didn't have the political chops but he was a star who spoke from the heart. >> everything that i got was because of california. i came here with nothing. if i would've gone to any other country in the world i would still have nothing. this is the place of opportunity this is the greatest place and now they run it down. our economy is spiraling downwards. we are witnessing firsthand american dreams slipping away from them. >> jesse: today this another star who could be about to make a political splash, a sports star. one of the greatest quarterbacks in nfl history. aaron rogers. former green bay packers quarterback now with the jets is having his name

november and keep in mind, no republican is been elected to a statewide office in california as arnold schwarzeneggerows shift really garvey by 50 voiced head-to-head match up in the general but the race between adam schiff and porter would be tells of both both poignant 30 poison adam schiff spent millions statewide ads that elevate republican candidate steve garvey in the race and even though porter uses a similar tactic, with another republican dinner, porter has criticized adam schiff's gsa has effectively downplayed her chances making the november valid. >> it is about taking the best qualified woman it in the race is been winning and they can win and of a rough love it and i don't think i is for somebody so styled defender of democracy like representative adam schiff should be doing. >> they tell "fox news" that she's campaign dads he worked as a date advantage and his chances of winning this race is probably the single most difficult seated america for conservative and bad but you know the path is built on common sense, compassion and consensus building to be for this is also the most expensiv

republicans, the first time they've had a victory in a statewide election since 2006 when arnold schwarzenegger ran for governor, and since 1988 since they had a u.s. senate victory, john dennis he is the chair of the san francisco gop, and this is a great thing. a surge by steve garvey and how are you feeling right now? >> i'm feeling great. there's also been a surgeon republican registrations, without registered democrats in california over the last month, it's been an exciting time, we are super excited about this. >> let's look in november, that's work matters, that's where the winner goes to the senate, up against adam schiff, these two people could be more different, adam schiff will probably be getting a lot of the kitty porter votes and barbara lee votes, if that happens, what chance does steve garvey have, what does he have to do to get the win in november? >> the democrats have a much higher registration but a low turnout night and the internet will be much higher for the presidential election. and i think steve garvey will appeal to a lot of centrists, no party preference people and

arnold schwarzenegger, danny devito say they spotted batman. i think we have a clip of this here.spot batman. [ laughter ] that's a menacing look. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: you're a very friendly person, and yet -- >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there's a special -- >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: there's a little bit of a glint of evil in yourize even, maybe. >> yeah. you know what? "you'll be back when i tell you to come back." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] you have to -- you have to take a look at the face. whenever that happens you just kind of -- [ laughter ] you just drop into that face. you know what i mean? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> danny's the one i'd worry about because he's sneaky. >> jimmy: is he? >> yeah, creep up behind you. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> and height advantage. you know. you don't know where he is. [ laughter ] he's always sneaking around. the other guy i just put away. he's too slow. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: schwarzenegger? yeah, you'd kill him, it wouldn't even -- >> yeah, yeah. that was very funny. that was really fun to do. that's when show business i

i think the terminator theme, this final shot of arnold schwarzenegger going down with the thumbs up,sums up what alexei navalny would've wanted for the people of russia to know. that he is trying to give them hope even beyond the grave. i'm sure that alexei navalny would want russians not to despair but to remain hopeful. he believed in a russia that is not just free but in a russia that is happy and beautiful. geoff: with his sudden death, the russian opposition has lost its figure. what does it do now? >> the thing about russian opposition is that it does not concentrate just on alexei navalny's figure. of course he was a larger-than-life symbol. certainly other symbols and figures of russian opposition -- what is important is that we keep our eyes on the grassroots elements of russian civil society. it is quite clear that russian opposition and civil society are not mourning, they are organizing. they are taking all the power they have and trying to carry on alexei navalny's banner. the important thing right now is to support them. especially for those of you in the west wondering

that a republican has not won a statewide race in california since 2006 when then governor arnold schwarzenegger won re-election but he said tonight he's hopeful. >> your vote was your shared belief with me that california is no longer the heartbeat of america. sadly it's just a murmur. now, we have challenges to face up to like closing the boarder and responsibilities to live up to like helping the homeless off the streets and a pathway back to their dignity. and then if we do those things and more, our best days will be ahead of us with california once again being that vibrant heartbeat of america. >> reporter: now, you can see from everything that happened tonight just how important this race is. that's because this senate seat has not been open in almost 40 years. dianne feinstein, the late dianne feinstein held this seat since the early '90s. now it's a schiff/garvey campaign. schiff does have the upper hand, not just because he's a democrat, but also because of some key endorsements that he's already received, including from then speaker of the house nancy pelosi, which has allowed him to

well, governor newsom, along with former governor arnold schwarzenegger and actress jane fonda joinedof a california bill that bans homes in close proximity to oil and gas wells. the bill is facing a november ballot initiative that would overturn it. >> big oil is playing us for fools for decades and decades, buy off politicians of all political stripes. lying to you, elaine science. they knew the facts. they hit it. >> so the referendum is supported by the oil industry. but environmental groups are working on a signature drive for a measure on the november ballot, asking to keep the current law in place. as state lawmakers try to figure out how to shrink california's budget proposal of multibillion dollar deficit. there are some rare good news are good news on the budget front. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> well, the good news is february tax revenues came in hundreds of millions of dollars above projections looking at the larger picture, california still faces a massive budget hole. >> the state's february tax receipts are in. they show last month, california t

danny devito and arnold schwarzenegger playing with michael keaton in the crowd and ripping on "batman "oppenheimer" and "barbie" feud. or john cena being so funny. those were the moments i was there for and i loved. >> we cannot let you go without talking about "i'm just ken," right? that was, in a lot of ways, the production value of that was the biggest, kind of in some ways, in some of the other oscar performances we've seen in the past. they really brought it all out, moved from the crowd to the stage. what'd you make of this? >> i loved it. it was paying homage to the movies in the we '50s, marilyn monroe. they waited to the end. made people wait for it. glad ryan gosling agreed to do it. it was a highlight. >> before we let you go, 7:00 p.m. eastern, an hour earlier than normal. you think that'll be the standard moving forward? >> i hope so. out here in california, it was 4:00. i loved it. i'm sure a lot of people were happy to go to bed earlier than usual. >> i was not mad about it, i will say. dave karger, thank you so much for being here. we really appreciate it. >>> there's

arnold schwarzenegger is pumped up for the future after undergoing surgery last week. >> monday i hadn so many messages and emails from people who were born with a biker's oar aortic e talking valve replacement surgeries has given them help to deal with their own. >> terminator three open heart surgeries to address his heart defect. you got chatbottal chatgpt chatg held. focuses on family medicine says we concluded because chatgpt summaries were 70% shorter than abstract. and usually high quality. high accuracy and low bias. they are likely to be useful as a screening tool to help busy clinicians and scientists. and have you ever heard of iphone finger. some people insist heavy use can warp and flatten the tip of your pinky finger. some medical professionals say it's not a real thing. experts warn that smart phone elbow and texting neck are real conditions that arise when people use their phone for long period of time. and those are your headlines. all right. but there to this maryland governor wes moore joins us live straight ahead. ♪ >> brian: it's 8:00 a.m. on the east coast, this

and they hired a big, big movie star, arnold schwarzenegger, to take my place.d we know how that turned out. [ laughter ] the ratings went right down the tubes. it's been a total disaster. and mark will never, ever bet against trump again. and i want to just pray for arnold, if we can, for those ratings. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: amen. well, you know, always thinking of others. it's really beautiful. hairy magdalene was in washington yesterday to meet with the teamsters union. while he was there, he fielded questions. one of the questions, the fact that he spent around $50 million in campaign donations to pay his legal bills. and all of a sudden, mr. "i aced the cognitive test" doesn't seem to know what's going on. >> do you plan to use campaign funds or pac money to pay some of the penalties in the new york defamation and fraud cases? >> i don't understand. what? [ laughter ] >> are you thinking of potentially trying to use campaign money to pay some of the penalties that you might incur? >> what penalties? >> in the new york fraud case, the defamation case. >> i

arnold schwarzenegger could make people under estimate garvey, not necessarily that they think he's going but he could drive enthusiasm on the republican side that could have an impact on the house races. is that a step too far? >> yeah, it's a step too far. i think it's a sign of the desperation. when you're looking for steve garvey for your turnout operation. frankly, candidly, donald trump has never had coat tails in california, even going backinto 2016, a defection of college-educated women, further first time ever in the midterms there was no republican member of congress representing orange county. the home of reaganism, the birthplace of richard nixon. steve garvey is not going to change, that. dynamic. there's polling showing he's not winning among dodger fans. and there aren't many dodger fans. the dodger fan base is overwhelmingly latino, the largest latino fan base in america. this is not a pro trump environment. this is not where you want to be sending in your maga champions. that's where the republican party is at. that's all they've got. there have been no coat tails since d