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arnold schwarzenegger teams up with another action star. details of his later project. >>> good evening, i'm jeff eri in the nbc bay area weather center. after the dense fog this morning, we started to clear out for everyone, ten miles and/or better for the visibility. we'll talk about our chances for fog tomorrow morning and when rain returns in just a minute. >>> we want to know what you think. should rick santorum win the republican nomination for president? we're asking your opinion. call 408-300-9222. text 1 for yes, 2 for no. larry gersten joins us ahead to break down santorum's surge and weinhahepoll. >>> it's about to get a lot sunnier in sunnyvale. apple brings more green to that city. the high-tech giant increasing its presence in sunnyvale, leasing a big office downtown. there's more to come. nbc bay area's kris sanchez is live in sunnyvale. lots of new workers kris, which means business more local merchants. >> reporter: for sure. the city isn't going to make much money off apple being here. of course, there's a certain cachet t

the question that's all that's going to be required for netflix so if i'm looking at an arnold schwarzenegger movie that my wife hates and i love the action in them, i want everybody to know that i'm watching arnold schwarzenegger. and i'm going to -- i'm going to have to -- it's one sentence. i'm going to have to make that decision. why is that not protecting their rights rather than i'm hungover from the night before and i'm not thinking clearly and i've already granted and punched a button on something that i really don't want shared. the question is, should we error on the side of privacy or on the side of confidence. and that's the thing we have to decide. >> i actually don't think that's the choice. if a consumer wants to share everything on their facebook page, as they most do, it's not a choice that you or i might make, but a law that takes away that choice really ignores that there are people who want to do that.

ley, que permitía que los inmigrantes indocumentados tuvieran licencia de conducir, pero arnold schwarzeneggerbeck causaron controversia. >>> esta señora dice que los inmigrantes indocumentados primero tiene que regular su situación migratoria y después pewdir licencia de conducir. >>> algunos grupos proinmigrantes dicen que no están de acuerdo, con una licencia diferente. >>> lo que queremos es una licencia para la comunidad inmigrante que esté igual como cualquier otra. >>> el capitán romero dice que están conscientes que los indocumentados que tiene que conducir para llevar a sus hijos a la escuela o para ir al trabajo lo seguirán haciendo. >>> por eso dice, que seríannotn >>noticiero univisionunivision@ honoero un ciero queisionunivis@ noticiunivisunmujeionno estuver, ya regresamos ticierivisionunivision@@noticie de sus rivales republicanos, el mantuvo activo por varios años, pero él volvió a la iglesia católica a los 13 años. >>>ivisio@@n se imagina una cár los reos tienen que pagar hasta para ir al baño, eso se denuncia según familiares de una prisión de la ciudad de méxico. >>> las carc

schwarzenegger. it's one sentence. i'm going to have to make that decision. why is that not protecting their rights rather than a blanket, forgot about it, hung over from the night before and not thinking clearly. i punched a button on something i really don't want shared. the question is, should we error on the side of privacy or on the side of confidence. and that's the thing we have to decide. >> i actually don't think that's the choice. if a consumer wants to share everything on their facebook page, as they most do, it's not a choice that you or i might make, but a law that takes away that choice really ignores that there are people who want to do that. as long as they are informed of the consequences of doing that and i agreed with the professor that the opportunity ought to be just as easy to opt in, then i really don't see how it's the business of congress to dictate and i'll leave this to mr. hyman but there are some devices that someone can access netflix through where you can't have that button and there is a rub and the argument isn't simply that w

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arnold schwarzenegger and sylvester stallone are teaming up to star in a new action movie.eah, it will be the first movie where the closed captioning just says, "no idea, bro." [ laughter ] [ applause ] [ imitates stallone ] [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] how long is this movie? [ imitates stallone ] [ laughter ] [ imitates schwarzenegger ] [ laughter ] get down now! [ imitates gunfire ] [ imitates stallone ] [ laughter ] [ imitates stallone ] [ imitates schwarzenegger ] some tv news, you guys. it was just announced that the show "house" will end after its current season. [ audience aws ] yeah, that's when you know things are bad -- when even the show "house" is being foreclosed on. it's just like -- [ laughter ] that's not good. listen to this. a company here in new york is selling perfume that smells like roast beef. [ laughter ] yeah, the perfume is called gingrich. [ laughter ] that's right, a perfume that smells like roast beef. it will be weird when you're eating arby's, and you're like, "sorry, this just reminds me of vanessa. i just can't." [ laughter ] [ as s

arnold schwarzenegger and sylvester stallone short list would have had women swooning. snapped this photo after having shoulder surgery. it wasn't planned. schwarzenegger wrote on his blog look who was waiting in line behind me for his shoulder surgery. take a look at those tatoos. >> you're dealing me you're not swooning? >> not exactly. they are still in pretty good shape. >> the moment you may have missed today, calista gingrich speaking. she doesn't say much. on the edge of our seats today when she took the mic at the conservative cpac summit. >> newt is an enthusiastic and committed golfer. it's true. he gets in and out of more sand traps than anyone i have ever seen. newt golfs the way he does everything. with enthusiasm and determination. he's willing to learn and never gives up.

. >> dana carvey talked about where the church lady came from and how arnold schwarzenegger reacted toand franz. >> this is like a $300 million studio. what kind of ad rates. 200,000 every 30 seconds. >> i want to live on your show. >> snl life was not said of the art? >> no. a lot of guys from the 70s and they'd go, hey, chevy shays was pretty good, you try. and you would shake and sweat. i can show you early church chat, and my hands were wet with sweat. isn't that special. satan sweat. ii can believe i did the character. there's one man in a scarf happy. >> when you used to do it in clubs. how did that character originate? >> in steps. when i would go on stage back in the day, looked so young i used to do this thing about the audience reacting to me. i'd say, well, the audience is thinking, well, well, well, it's past our bedtime -- excuse me -- broarch coe -- bronco spasm. >> then i started developing it. and i made it become like a religious person, and coming to church when it's convenient, and the more i did it, the more people liked the condescending "we". we like ourselves, do

. >> arnold schwarzenegger came to my state and put up billboards in massachusetts. he was trying to poach my jobs. come to california, picture of him flexing his muscles and his t-shirt. what am i supposed to do. i put up billboards in california outside airports i knew business people would come. i was also wearing a t-shirt flexing my muscles, it said smaller muscles but much lower taxes, come to massachusetts. >> romney is facing a new push from santorum following his caucus wins tuesday. a survey shows santorum in a dead heat with romney each at 30%. >>> los angeles police have just announced the capture of a dangerous hollywood stalker. >>> driver's quick thinking saved several students from this burning school bus. >>> overcharging customers. the smartphone banking tool that has created more problems than solutions. honey...? [ mom ] yes. honey, i can't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? where is her cord?! we switched to at&t high speed internet and got wireless access. no more cords. wireless, okay, h

it's arnold schwarzenegger and sylvester stallone. surgery at the same time. >>> here are the things we thought you should know. a speech by a washington state representative getting a lot of buzz online. she crossed party lines to vote for same sex marriage. she's a widow who spoke emotionally about her happy 32-year marriage to her husband. >> that incredible bond that i had with that human being that i really, really wish i still had. i just think to myself how can i deny anyone the rightç to have that incredible bond with another individual in life. to me it seems almost cruel. >> during her remarks she rev l revealed her daughter came out of closet and she wants to throw a wedding for her one day. >>> the chairman is facing an ethics investigation. the investigation has to do with his stock trade. the house and senate both recently passed bills barring federal lawmakers from insider trading, and those are the things we just thought you should know. [ male announcer ] to the 5:00 a.m. scholar. the two trains and a bus rider. the

. >> arnold schwarzenegger came to my state and put up billboards in massachusetts. he was trying to poach my jobs. come to california, picture of him flexing his muscles and his t-shirt. what am i supposed to do. i put up billboards in california outside airports i knew business people would come. i was also wearing a t-shirt flexing my muscles, it said smaller muscles but much lower taxes, come to massachusetts. >> romney is facing a new push from santorum following his caucus wins tuesday. a survey shows santorum in a dead heat with romney each at 30%. >>> los angeles police have just announced the capture of a dangerous hollywood stalker. >>> driver's quick thinking saved several students from this burning school bus. >>> overcharging customers. the smartphone banking tool that has created more ...with a two-year-old at home. i have two daughters. we have five boys and a large family. i couldn't imagine not having at&t u-verse. like, if we're watching a movie in mom's room, and mom doesn't want us in her room, we just go in the living room and continue watching i

this is arnold schwarzenegger's personal photo.t's him and sylvester stallone in the hospital together. hopefully he's in there getting a vasectomy. he is making a "v," sign with his hands there. arnold posted a message with the photograph. he said after all the action, stunts and physical abuse -- it's hard not to talk like him. shooting the expendables in the last stand, it was time for a little tuneup on my shoulder. and look who was coincidentally waiting behind me for shoulder surgery. what a coincidence. the truth is, arnold schwarzenegger asked sylvester stallone to be there, in case maria showed up with a scalpel. has any of you watched "the family feud" recently? it seems like it's become a lot edgier since steve harvey took over. this is courtesy of the chang family. i don't know how this is the first thing that popped into this guy's head. it was. and it popped out of his mouth, too. >> we talked to 100 men. what would you do if you received an obscene phone call from a woman? >> what would i do? or a man? >> 100 men. >>

>> don't laugh, maybe that's why schwarzenegger endorsed mccain in 2008. thank you for watching "state of the union." i'm candy crowley in washington. up next for our viewers in the up next for our viewers in the u.s., "fareed zakaria gps." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is "gps" welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. today on the show we have first one-on-one with the president's top new military adviser, general martin dempsey. he's the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. the highest ranking military officer in the united states. we'll hit all of the hotspots, syria, iran, china, egypt, and more. later in the show, the u.s. rolled out the red carpet for china's next president but what is going on behind the scenes between the two rival nations? we have a great panel of china watchers. also, believe it or not, the eurozone crisis is solved. how, what? stay tuned, we'll explain. first, here is my take. we're hearing a new concept these days in discussions about iran. the zone of immunity. the

this is arnold schwarzenegger personal photo.s him and sylvester stallone in the hospital together. the truth is arnold schwarzenegger asked stallone to be there in case maria came with a scalpel. >>> we welcome back to "cbs this morning." we're learning revealing details from the secret fbi file on steve jobs. >> including what his friends and co-workers really thought of apple's ceo. some of it not exactly so nice. but moore is outside fbi headquarters in washington with more on what was in the files. bob, good morning. >> good morning, erica and charlie. the file is being released under the freedom of information act. it gives us new insights into apple founder steve jobs. across the board, people thought he was a genius. people thought he could be stubborn and demandingment one worker at apple computer called jobs a deceptive individual who is not completely forthright and honest. another colleague defended jobs, saying he was a man of high moral character and integrity. but multiple friends and associates warned he could be

barack obama was an illinois state senator, and arnold schwarzenegger was a movie actor. 10 years ago, most americans had never heard of a credit default swap or mortgage-backed securities. lehman brothers had celebrated its 150th anniversary and in 2001, mark zuckerberg was captain of his high-school fencing team. borders bookstores had $3 billion in annual revenue and meanwhile, kindle something you did to a fire and nook was merely a small corner of the room. most americans knew little about osama bin laden or al qaeda. at the time, i was u.s. attorney in san francisco and i myself being out here paid little attention to those terrorist attacks that were occurring overseas. today, our world can change in the blink of an eye. the effects of that change are felt more rapidly and more broadly than ever before. consider the current economic climate. when companies fail to recognize and adapt to change, they can go out of business almost overnight. law enforcement and the intelligence community face a similar challenge. if we in the fbi failed to recognize how the world is changing, the

>>> schwarzenegger and stallone side by side in the hospital for real.ehind this shot. >>> then -- >> what the hell is wrong with you? move. >> clooney's road rage? >>> and whatever happened to the cowsills? the real-life partridge family. alcohol, drugs.

you might recall back when schwarzenegger was governor he used three-day furloughs to save money. even though california cut about 7500 full-time jobs last year, the payroll for the state was even higher. governor jerry brown says he'll make even more job cuts in the coming months. >>> months before the social network can actually sell its stock to the public, the facebook effect is already being felt in silicon valley. let's bring in our business and tech reporter scott budman. >> the ipo market is all about investors willing to put their money into new companies. facebook already getting lots of investor interest, but before you can put your money there, we saw investors put lots of money into recently public silicon valley firms. zynga getting the biggest boost. 12% of facebook's revenue comes from zynga games. shares up 17% today on the news. strong gains also for recently public tech companies like linkedin and groupon. and while companies like facebook and zynga are hiring, the bay area has over the years lost an entire set of jobs. manufacturing. most of them gone overseas,

the party's last two big name candidates former governor schwarzenegger was not invited and gubernatorial candidate meg whitman won't be attending. so is the party united or divided? >> there's always going to be contention. there's always goes to be a difference of opinion but when we finally get to the nominee that's going to be working toward getting barack obama out of the white house i'm sure we're going to be foursquare whoever our standard-bearer is going to be. >> reporter: california's 172 delegates are 15% of the delegates needed to claim the republican nomination. diana goodbury is one of them. >> for me the debates have been bickering back and forth and to me, it's just a time wasting so i really want to know exactly what they're going to do. i want a candidate that's going to stand up, not back down, and fight for the party. >> reporter: this weekend's convention will have a number of town halls focusing on that latino vote and also educating new voters and reaching out to them. elizabeth, they say they are going to try to stay away from divisive social issues such as abortio

has done this, it was under the schwarzenegger. he vo toed it every time. things are different now. for one thing the democrats have a slightly larger majority in the legislature. perhaps more significant we have a democratic governor which is the same party, and then of course all of these things that occurred recently, the dream act, both in terms of allowing illegal immigrant children to attend colleges, and also be funded. get funding. so it well could be that the environment is different now in california which might allow passage of this legislation. >> a lot of folks critics will say why are we giving drivers licenses to people who have come here illegally. but there is a broader picture which could actually protect the driving public. >> yeah. once you get driver's licenses allegedly people need to get insurance. they are supposed to. it allows people to get a better handle on who is doing what, where they are, you know. it's that kind of a thing. of course there's always been this disconnect if you will. between people who come here illegally or otherwise, they go to work,

the state's legislature before twice in fact only to be vetoed by republican governor arnold schwarzenegger but this time a democrat jerry brown was in the governor's mansion and democrats control the legislature but these six democrats let us all down and we were pretty good idea why keep your friends close keep your enemies closer that's the strategy for the for profit insurance banks stores that they're going to continue to use in coming years as more and more americans demand a single payer health care system here at home that's how the banks tour is one in california the two democratic senators who voted no ranked in the top ten in the sun in contributions received from the health insurance industry in the last election in two thousand and ten lou korea pocketed forty seven thousand one hundred dollars in iran calderon took in thirty nine thousand six hundred they both voted no and i know it sound like a lot but for local elections that's a hell of a good chunk of change and one of the democrats who abstained from the vote alex padilla he got thirty six thousand seven hundred ninety th

so it could be anybody like if you were to ask who from the movie would go on to be governor schwarzenegger and would be the last two people ever that is going to whether it's very true i guess we never know so you know. let's move on to another story i mean this one is just causing a buzz everywhere and i mean really want to get into it until susan g. komen foundation decided to back off of their stupid stance today and i don't remember what this exactly explains but take a look. this isn't a common foundation announced they'll no longer support planned parenthood the foundation gave more than seven hundred thousand dollars to planned parenthood just last year this reversal and the days long. that divided two major nonprofits within the last half hour this is a very common foundation not only pledged to continue issuing grants to planned parenthood apologize for pulling that funding in the first place. it's obviously has caused quite a fuss but what do you think i mean it's kind of like when you guys that was pathetic so you pulled it and then you got so much pressure and i'm happy that yo

politics of it where you had the mayors brown arguing over what should be done, the governor schwarzenegger saying, we just want to do a causeway, ultimately we ended up on this large self-anchored suspension tower that's out there. so it is going to be a monument that will last about 150 years, to the year 2163. so the $6 billion, if you amortize it out, it's a pretty good bargain but we're going to pay for it quicker than that. >> what about the politics? when i saw this deadline i went to the americas cup website and the finals are going to be the week of september seeth of 2013. how does that work? who got that done so that it would work in time for that? >> part of it is what cal trans learned in emergency repairs on double slide, when the bridge went out in geyserville, when part of the maze burned down, they learned to do things much more quickly. they started saying, okay. without getting crazy about money, what can we do here that would be different, that's never been tried before, that would speed this up? they came up with this thing. they said, here's an opportunity, there's a w

campaign to successfully dethrown quan, a shiny institute candidate something lightning arnold schwarzeneggeracted don perrata. >> not that i can't help these people it's just that i don't want to -- so we contacted -- >> mountain view city council could have a feisty meeting on its hands this valentine's day. the council gave preliminary approval last month for a smoking ban that includes outdoor patio at bars and restaurants. a second vote on the ban is expected this tuesday. smoking advocates say they will be there in full force and will bring a petition opposing the ban signed by more than a dozen people. they say the ban will deny smokers the same comforts as nonsmockers. >>> a spokesman for the sheriff's office says search teams locateed the body of 66- year-old angelo lucito yesterday afternoon. he was found near the intersection of interstate 80 and cummings highway. his search teams had been looked for lucido for the last four weeks. an autopsy is set for tomorrow. >>> back down to the sudden death of singing sensation whitney houston and the toll it is taking on her family. today ho

governor schwarzenegger and still governor brown are not defending the law. so it was left to the proponents of prop 8 who got it on the ballot, they have to decide how they're going to appeal. they have the right to go to the full nine circuit court of appeals or go directly to the supreme court. there are tactical reasons for doing both but i think most of the experts think it's better for thome go to the supreme court now, because the longer they wait to get to the supreme court, more states begin to adopt gay marriage. public opinion polls continue to change. so there's a view it's better for the prop 8 advocates and supporters to get it before the supreme court. gwen: washington state this week actually just added itself to the list of states that approved gay marriage. so -- i know you don't guess what the court will do. i'm not going to ask you to. but it is widely considered that anthony kennedy becomes the swing vote again in this. >> yes. if you read the decision, his decisions with the ruling this week, his decisions are mentioned almost as often a

. >> dana carvey talked about where the church lady came from and how arnold schwarzenegger reacted tod go on stage back in the day, looked so young i used to do this thing about the audience reacting to me. i'd say well, the audience is thinking well well, well, it's past our bedtime -- excuse me -- broarch coe -- bronco spasm. >> then i started developing it. and i made it become like a religious person and coming to church when it's convenient, and the more i did it, the more people liked the condescending "we". we like ourselves, dome we, and so now during the rehearsal show it was the last skit, and the minute i said isn't that special, it got a huge laugh. so just touched a nerve. and bought me a house. that's all. >> been on the show before and told me at one point you're towing to see the sketch -- arnold schwarzenegger was there. >> we made fun of him on the show. and they go, well, now arnold is going to be on the show with us, he is in the dressing room, go see him. so we're walking down thererrer nervously thinking it wasn't that funny and he is sitting there with a cigar a

back when he was governor, arnold schwarzenegger allowed 27% of paroled killers, governor davis was evener, 2% and they can block that move to any inmate he believes would pose a problem. >>> and they are booming this morning, we are watching a high service competition and we will tell you what we are seeing. >>> plus a house explosion is being investigated what could be to play. >>> the fog is going to be an issue on some commutes, we will have more on your traffic and weather straight ahead. . >>> we don't usually see this rain but yesterday gave us some rain and not a lot, some higher clouds towards the north bay and once that burns off, some of it is really thick so be careful, here is sal. >>> steve good morning, right now on the golden gate bridge, you can see it and we have been watching it traffic looks good on the span. this morning's commute looks good if you are driving on the san mateo but again that fog can move around and we will let you know where it appears next, let's go to dave and pam. >>> the cause of a san francisco home explosion is under investigation. tara moriart