it was arnold schwarzenegger because he ran on this. is the reason after the recall that he was elected because he said we are going to go through and find out where the way stays in california. the democrats knocked it down. >> he called for a line by line audit of all finances in state government and blow up the boxes. this represents 1.2 million work hours over six months by 275 civil servants. it has the world record as the most comprehensive government examination in the world. state, federal, local. >> trace: we are talking about 7 inches of books and all this stuff and the democrats like they've been doing for decades in california, they knocked it down. newsom thinks well he's like the king of doge. >> we've been working before doge was doge. this is like a promo project. we've been doing civil service reform in this state, consolidating job classifications, updating job descriptions in the state. california has been a leader in that space. >> trace: decades... it goes on and on. >> it's laughable because he's had super majoriti

that includes possibly bringing back some ideas proposed by former republican governor arnold schwarzenegger >> and that's not just rhetoric. it's not just threats. >> governor newsom and most democratic lawmakers are preparing to protect california's progressive policies in the courts, like they did during the first trump administration. >> california won 80% of those lawsuits. and so this is a man who has no issue violating the law. and we want to send a very clear message, not just to donald trump, but to the people of california, that we have people's backs here in california. of course, we should and we will work with the president elect on areas where we agree, and there's always going to be some agreement. and you shouldn't. it's not about fighting for the sake of fighting. >> this time, lawmakers anticipate there will be more on the list of possible lawsuits. >> it could be things like climate action, reproductive freedom, civil rights, immigrant families. but also one part of this that's important as well is protecting california taxpayers. >> protecting california taxpayers means e

. >> yeah, you definitely used to see everyone from jimmy stewart to arnold schwarzenegger would makeas just part of something you could do in your career as a giant movie star. but i think that we have started to associate the christmas movie now is less the movie stardom of what they're offering, and more just the volume like you can find so many of them. >> today's viewers have an abundance of choices, including holiday films focused more on romance like lindsay lohan's our little secret on netflix. >> you cannot tell anyone about us, but if you want to scream, try. >> a creature was stirring. movie released by shudder, a streamingervice entirely devoted to horror. sam zimmerman is the vp of programing. he says ghost stories have been a part of christmas for centuries. >> a christmas carol and charles dickens, which you might not think it but is kind of the preeminent, most popular, most iconic christmas horror story. >> but it was 1974. black christmas, about a serial killer hiding in a sorority house that brought holiday horror to the masses. hello? >> pulls on that old like urba

you comment on became governor the second time arnold schwarzenegger didn't give me advice. so the fall that proud tradition and not gov. governor newson, any advice to at all? brown made clear the state has its fair share of issues. everything from homelessness to a multibillion-dollar deficit. >> but there plenty you don't be a fool. >> and you can hear much more from brown when he sits down for an exclusive one-on-one interview with nikki laurenzo on inside california politics this sunday reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> tiktok is fighting back. the social media giant filed an appeal hoping to buy some time for the for the supreme court to decide its fate here in the united states tiktok and its parent company byte dance are asking a federal appeals court to temporarily pause a lab that would shut down the app next month unless it sold to a non chinese entity. congress created the law. over security concerns about the china-based company operating here in the u.s.. it's not clear if the supreme court will take up the case. tiktok estimates small business

you comment on became governor the second time arnold schwarzenegger didn't give me advice.the fall proud tradition and not gov. governor newson, any advice to at all? brown made clear the state has its fair share of issues. everything from homelessness to a multibillion-dollar deficit. >> but there plenty you don't be a fool. >> and you can hear much more from brown when he sits down for an exclusive one-on-one interview with nikki laurenzo on inside california politics this sunday reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> today president biden announced he is commuting the sentences of some 1500 people and pardoning 39 others convicted of nonviolent crimes. the individuals who sentences are being commuted were placed on home confinement during the covid pandemic. authorities say they've demonstrated a commitment to rehabilitation and reintegration into society. this all, of course, coming just weeks before biden's presidency is set to come to an end. the president says additional action is going to be announced in the coming weeks. a new vibrant space celebrating

>> no, i watched arnold schwarzenegger my whole life. >> and you've now seen the smallest abominationis is a better mullet, dog or 1985 mcmahon? >> look at that side-by-side democrats even eagles, a deep cut. >> the football person in me is to go -- i feel the loyalty -- >> if we had an illumination round -- [laughter] shattuck to dog the bounty hunter to one of the greatest nights of my life, joe biden because part and just about every criminal every caught. not only are we going to the white house, we are giving you an exclusive look at the luxurious life of a cabdriver so get your seat cushion and coffee cup to p.m. because you will needed for the show. [applause] y be [laughter] ♪ look at jimmy. the biggest billboard on times square, it's a highlight that is new yorkers it doesn't feel official until someone calls graffiti on your face. [laughter] somebody comes with a spray can and lifts me up, it's happening, it's all coming together. that said, while experience for starting out driving a taxi. my most humble beginnings. ♪ >> a lot of people asked me how i went from driving a ta

>> no, i watched arnold schwarzenegger my whole life. >> and you've now seen the smallest abominationis is a better mullet, dog or 1985 mcmahon? >> look at that side-by-side democrats even eagles, a deep cut. >> the football person in me is to go -- i feel the loyalty -- >> if we had an illumination round -- [laughter] shattuck to dog the bounty hunter to one of the greatest nights of my life, joe biden because part and just about every criminal every caught. not only are we going to the white house, we are giving you an exclusive look at the luxurious life of a cabdriver so get your seat cushion and coffee cup to p.m. because you will needed for the show. [applause] israel, the birthplace of our faiths for christians and jews. that christmas morning, wise men brought gifts from outside the holy land. but in this year of war, this holy land and her people are living in fear. many of the elderly are alone and suffering. like the wise men or wise women, would you open your heart and give a special holiday food box to someone here in israel this christmas hanukkah season? right now, the

she's the arnold schwarzenegger of eye rolls. we try to live like we're still in. try to lead and love our girls. when i -- when my father died i made him perfect and -- that's a recipe for failure. your guy knows you're not the best, so you might as well be honest with them. i always wanted the girls to know who their dad really is what their dad is struggling with. that gives them permission to struggle as well. i think authenticity, what you all -- is what you call vulnerability when you're not scared anymore. authenticity is when you're not scared anymore. we try to be authentic. i come from a community where you're measured by your authenticity. if you speak but don't show you're not long for that world. so i think the things that we brought that with us, try to bring that with us. >> i hope to be authentic later tonight when i'm not scared anymore. >> you started it, man. got anything to add to that? >> i'm still in, but one of the things, when you run into ood oo another grad, always being willing to help someone out. no matter who it is, you feel ok asking

for his latest movie demand with the bag arnold schwarzenegger has transformed into santa claus. it has a great plot but the ending is totally predictable. most of the elves end up pregnant. i love arnold. a georgia court ruled 1-2 to remove fanny willis from the election interference case against president trump over her relationship with nathan wade. willis will try to appeal the decision by having sex with the other two judges. [applause] president trump has proposed eliminating the debt ceiling. mainly because his son up there and it keeps hitting his head on it. archaeologists have discovered more than a dozen egyptian mummies with gold tongues and fingernails, proving that hip-hop is a lot older than we thought. now for the monologue. look, whenever i get a chance to fill in for the big i'm tripping. i mean little guy i do love to do music on our breaks because i hate rhyming. but the only thing i hate more than rhyming is the pandemic corruption and wasting of taxpayers hard-earned money. as it turns out the music industry was just as shady as a slim. last year a detailed r

did you practice on set with arnold schwarzenegger around? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you did.york and toronto. >> jimmy: both at the same time? >> yeah, yeah. and i had these songs coming up. and i'm like really shy about, you know, like -- i don't know, i'm not the person who whips out a guitar and sings "kumbaya." i just would shyly sort of practice out to the side. we'd be in the woods. you know, just -- it's an action show. >> jimmy: right. >> and at one point he just very sweetly was like, "play for me." he came and he sat down. you know, you're not going to say no. >> jimmy: no, no. >> that was a bad imitation of his voice. >> jimmy: "play for me." [ laughter ] "go." >> do it. do it now. >> jimmy: here you guys are. what is this, arnold's trailer on set? what's going on here? >> it might as well be. yeah, schnitz zell every friday. that's not a joke. >> jimmy: like taco tuesday, schnitzel friday? >> schnitzel fridays, and my dog runs up into his trailer. >> jimmy: sure, schnitzel, a dog's going to come. >> that was oktoberfest. >> jimmy: you worked with arnold and tom cr

you comment on became governor the second time arnold schwarzenegger didn't give me advice. so in the fall proud tradition and not gov. governor newson, any advice to at all? brown made clear the state has its fair share of issues. everything from homelessness to a multibillion-dollar deficit. >> but there plenty you know, don't be a fool. >> and you can hear much more from brown when he sits down for an exclusive one-on-one interview with nikki laurenzo on inside california politics this sunday reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. 5.22. is the time now developing news this morning. new york city police say the man charged with killing. >> united health care ceo was not a client of united healthcare. they say the accused killer suffered from severely painful back condition and underwent surgery last year. now the nypd believes that luigi mangione made or may have targeted brian thompson over his influence in the health insurance industry. investigators say a man, tony did mention the company in a note found in his possession when he was detained by police in penns

you can comment on became governor the second time arnold schwarzenegger didn't give me advice.in the fall proud tradition and not gov. governor newson, any advice to at all? brown made clear the state has its fair share of issues. everything from homelessness to a multibillion-dollar deficit. >> but there plenty you know, don't be a fool. >> and you can hear much more from brown when he sits down for an exclusive one-on-one interview with nikki laurenzo on inside california politics this sunday reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> dan, 23 right now and we are following the latest with the man accused of killing united healthcare's ceo will tell you what investigators found in his medical sch >> 10 26 in the city of san jose as announcing an ai collaboration with nvidia mayor matt mahan and san jose state university's president signed an initiative marking nvidia's. >> first ever direct workforce pipeline with city government. the partnership will help drive advancements in ai literacy, enhance workforce capabilities and prepare students for advancement in ai relat

he didn't comment on became governor the second time arnold schwarzenegger didn't give me advice.tion and not gov. governor newson, any advice to at all? brown made clear the state has its fair share of issues. everything from homelessness to a multibillion-dollar deficit. >> but there plenty you don't be a fool. >> and you can hear much more from brown when he sits down for an exclusive one-on-one interview with nikki laurenzo on inside california politics this sunday reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> certainly a legend our state. governor brown and he had some advice. lawrence, is here that at the end, what's at don't be a full. don't be a fool. that is excellent advice, isn't it? if we live to that every day we're going to be doing ok, right? a man. he was something else to watch. that's for sure, guys. we've got some big changes in the weather. you've already felt the rain around the bay area. a lot of snow in the high country. of course. >> the ski resorts just love and getting all the snow right before the holidays. and guess what, kind of like it set up for

we've known about this disparity for some time because in 2003, then republican governor arnold schwarzeneggerd that the federal funding system was unfair and that he would fight for the money. he was quoted then as saying, for each dollar that we pay, we only get $0.77 back. so there's a lot of money we can get from the federal government. but would california lawmakers y have the political will to intensify its pressure on the trump administration? >> i think if you're going to start to threaten the federal government with withholding, demanding that individuals withhold their federal tax payment, that isn't a rhetoric that actually works very well. and you don't actually really, i don't think, want to be in that battle. >> john perez was speaker of the assembly near the end of schwarzenegger's administration, and says there are ways to get more money for california. >> one of the things that i think are going to be the most successful strategies at drawing down more federal money, is actually keeping money here at home. how do we do that? we do that by working on a bipartisan basis to, to,

[music] >> we're with the greatest weightlifter of all time, arnold schwarzenegger. >> i'm really ecstaticxcited. [music] >> as he donates to homeless vets, leads after school programs and reflects on nearly seven decades of giving. [music] what does service mean to you? >> well, giving back is to me everything. >> watch this week's special edition of. the issue is it's called athletes who serve, and it airs tomorrow morning from 530 to 6:00, right here on ktvu. now to the ongoing war between ukraine and russia. ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky has suggested that he would temporarily cede ukrainian territory. fox's madeleine rivera shows us what he would want in return. >> ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy has been very clear in the past. ukraine will not cede any territory to russia. on friday, though, while speaking with sky news, zelenskyy suggested a path forward to end what he calls the hot stage of the war. >> if we want to stop the hot stage of the war, we should take under nato umbrella the territory of ukraine that we have under our control. that's what we need to do.

. >> he didn't comment on became governor the second time arnold schwarzenegger didn't give me advice so the fall proud tradition and not gov. governor newson, any advice to at all? brown made clear the state has its fair share of issues. everything from homelessness to a multibillion-dollar deficit. >> but there plenty you know, don't be a fool. >> and you can hear much more from brown when he sits down for an exclusive one-on-one interview with nikki laurenzo on inside california politics this sunday reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> is a new agreement between the u.s. department of justice and the city of louisville to reform the city's police force. the agreement comes after a foderal investigation into the death of breonna taylor, a black medical worker shot and killed by louisville police officers in 2020 during a botched raid on her apartment the investigation found louisville police engaged in a pattern of violating constitutional rights and discrimination against the black community once approved by a judge. a federal officer will monitor the progress made by

we've known about this disparity for some time because in 2003, then republican governor arnold schwarzeneggerned that the federal funding system was unfair and that he would fight for the money. he was quoted then as saying, for each dollar that we pay, we only get $0.77 back. so there's a lot of money we can get from the federal government. but would california lawmakers today have the political will to intensify its pressure on the trump administration? >> i think if you're going to start to threaten the federal government with withholding, demanding that individuals withhold their federal tax payment, that isn't a rhetoric that actually works very well. and you don't actually really, i don't think, want to be in that battle. >> john perez was speaker of the assembly near the end of schwarzenegger's administration, and says there are ways to get more money for california. >> one of the things that i think are going to be the most successful strategies at drawing down more federal money, is actually keeping money here at home. how do we do that? we do that by working on a bipartisan basis to

cb cotton fox news former california governor arnold schwarzenegger had a bit of a surprise on thanksgivingup at his home after receiving a bomb threat at his house that, according to tmz. schwarzenegger was at the gym when all this was happening. police arrived on scene, checked the property and found nothing. police say they considered this a swatting incident. >> governor newsom's special session to quote trump proof california begins monday. state lawmakers will return to sacramento tomorrow, mostly to swear in new lawmakers. the primary purpose of the special session is to provide the department of justice with funds to fight possible future legal battles against the trump administration, the attorney general says. it's unclear how much money they may need, but the state's legislative analyst's confirms it would have come to from cutting other programs, creating a new tax, or from tapping into reserves. all right. >> now to our weather. here's a live look outside tonight over downtown san francisco, the bay area air quality management district did issue the first fair of the air alert

we've known about this disparity for some time because in 2003, then republican governor arnold schwarzeneggerding system was unfair and that he would fight for the money. he was quoted then as saying, for each dollar that we pay, we only get $0.77 back. so there's a lot of money we can get from the federal government. but would. california lawmakers today have the political will to intensify its pressure on the trump administration. >> i think if you're going to start to threaten the federal government with withholding, demanding that individuals withhold their federal tax payment, that isn't a rhetoric that actually works very well. and you don't actually really, i don't think, want to be in that battle. >> john perez was speaker of the assembly near the end of schwarzenegger's administration, and says there are ways to get more money for california. >> one of the things that i think are going to be the most successful strategies at drawing down more federal money, is actually keeping money here at home. how do we do that? we do that by working on a bipartisan basis to, to, to overturn the l

arnold schwarzenegger, ronald reagan, jerry brown these are the people who have been governor in addition to gavin newsom. >> it's a huge national international role. >> absolutely. what people around her agree on, though, is that she cannot run for governor and then right away, turn around, run for president. so that to decide to run for governor, which she would probably have to decide. most people think by late spring summer, she's going to get in. would say she's not running in 2028. that doesn't mean she'd never run for president again. maybe somewhere down the road. but this immediate question of what she would do is actually going to come on her pretty quickly. >> yeah, really terrific reporting. i, as i always do when i read your stuff or get to talk to you in the hallways, i learn a lot, isaac. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you for joining inside politics, cnn news central starts after the break. >> andy, take a seat. anderson, look at this. you're wet. disheveled. there's debris hitting you. we need to be ready for new year's eve maybe you are ready. >> new year's eve live w

it was good enough for ronald reagan and arnold schwarzenegger and jerry brown. and but if she does that, that means that she couldn't turn around and run for president again in 2028, right? she'd need to essentially declare right away. and that is what it really comes down to, because there are people close to her who say she didn't get a fair shot this this year. it wasn't it wasn't up to what she could have done. and look how well she performed anyway. she should get to go again in 2028. and then they're the ones who say, look with where things are with democratic party. it she would not have a clear field, a clear field. rather in the democratic primary and could lose the nomination and to come off of 2024 into that would be really terrible. >> no question. and would a second run even be harder for harris? that's a question as well. you write this in your piece. you say potential candidates would not have the same deference if harris runs again in 2028, even when putting much to the blame for her losing on biden and economic factors out of her control, they l

arnold schwarzenegger channeling the man with the red suit and the white beard. and a new film called the man with the bag. it is being shot in new york right now. the story line has santa turning to his naughty list to find a former thief in order to get his stolen magic bag of toys. and this is not the first time that arnold has donned the red suit. in 2000, the austrian actor played santa for kids at a food and toy drive in los angeles. that's nice. and of course, he is not new to christmas movies. he starred in jingle all the way as a child of the 90s. i remember this well. schwarzenegger now joins a long list of celebrities to play father christmas if something should happen to me, put on my suit, the reindeer will know what to do. >> yeah, right. >> that was tim allen playing santa claus in the santa claus with an e. billy bob thornton took a different approach. you may remember bad santa. >> next. oh, good. what do you want? >> yeah, i know, what do you want? what are you doing oh, god. >> who's your favorite celebrity? santa claus. >> that's tim allen. >>

i mean, after pete wilson, there was, of course, arnold schwarzenegger more recently.ten-point swing and let's say you attribute some of that to harris' weakness and poor democ attribute some of that to donald trump's unique appeal to different voters, even if you decided that 2% or 3% of that swing was what you call a realignment, that's significant and that adds up over the years. i do think that that's something worth considering in the next decade, two decades, three decades. >> so, david, let's talk about governor newsome. we brought in this segment mentioning him. i don't think it's a secret he has eyes on the oval office, but talk to us about how you see he'll finish his term here in california and assess what you would think of his political prospects if he does, indeed, make a run for the white house. >> i think his ambitions are no secret, and, you know, he's promised to, like you said, have a special session to trump proof -- although he doesn't call it that to prepare for trump, something like 25 million for legal defenses. you see some lawmakers already pu

jonathan: the arnold schwarzenegger movie. fighting for that toy. i will watch that this weekend. christmas movies to catch up on. we will speak to ed mills of raymond james, michael kushner of morgan stanley. we are down about 1/10 of 1%. it's our son, he is always up in our business. it's the verizon 5g home internet i got us. oh... he used to be a competitive gamer but with the higher lag, he can't keep up with his squad. so now we're his “squad”. what are kevin's plans for the fall? he's going to college. out of state, yeah. -yeah in the fall. change of plans, i've decided to stay local. oh excellent! oh that's great! why would i ever leave this? -aw! we will do anything to get him gaming again. you and kevin need to fix this internet situation. heard my name! i swear to god, kevin! -we told you to wait in the car. everyone in my old squad has xfinity. less lag, better gaming! i'm gonna need to charge you for three people. >> later in the economic cycle, inflation is still a risk. >> one thing we know about cycles over time is the big winners are not the big winners of the nex