susan kennedy a democrat was governor schwarzenegger's chief of staff. don perata led the state senate for four years. dan schnur is a republican strategist and teaches at usc. and mark paul is an author of "california crackup." we'll be back with our guests? a few minutes but first a look of some of what ails the state. there is not much disagreement that government is failing. >> the people are frustrated because the state government, the structure does not work. it doesn't work the way that people expect it to work. >> and it may be about to get worse because revenues are $700 million below expectations. under a compromise budget that was already cut to the bone, additional cuts could be automatically triggered further threatening state services. schools are in bad shape and teachers are being laid off. colleges and universities are feeling the squeeze. prisons remain overcrowded. health programs for poor have been cut back, fixing those problems should fall to the state legislature and the governor. but as in washington, sacramento is the uc in a pat

we'll have his full forecast in just a few minutes. >>> on budget matters, arnold schwarzenegger andemocratic governor jerry brown may have more in common than non. let's turn to larry gerston. the common thread is -- >> their opposition, the bad guys, if you will. much of the time schwarzenegger and brown have been battling the same bunch, and each asked the legislature to make major can you see, different things here and there, depending on the year and the administration, but each time they've been stonewalled, stonewalled by the legislature that just didn't want to do. be it republican or democratic. >> that's a question, then, when governor schwarzenegger was in power, you would say he's republican, that explains why they're not getting along. >> yes. >> so let's get a democratic governor and they'll work together. >> so would you think. >> why doesn't it work? >> brown asked these guys to do something, they say we can't, probably two big reasons. one has to do with their constituencie constituencies, the other has to do with their responsibilities. they have different constitue

first of all in the case of schwarzenegger, he already had a lot of support at the time.ria was a secret weapon when it came to fenning off questions about his character or relationships with women. she was his secret weapon. ann can be the secret weapon for romney in terms of making him more human. >> it's going to be policy too. ultimately his policy rides on him. and so -- today -- or yesterday there was a bombing for example, near a planned parenthood clinic. santorum actually spoke out about it. i didn't see romney put out a statement today? >> he may have. but he has been so skittish about defending the base -- >> yeah, even when it is a bomb. >> i -- >> the rush limbaugh thing was a missed opportunity. i don't think it hurt him that badly, it just gave us a lot of weapons to hit him with. but this is a problem. this is terrorism. and if you can't come out and make a strong statement about this -- >> if you are that held hostage when it is an issue of a bomb and terrorism, and you still don't have the backbone to say something -- to me i think women look at that and

susan kennedy served as chief of staff to former california governor arnold schwarzenegger and as thetaff to democratic governor gray davis, and cassandra pye was governor schwarzenegger's deputy chief of staff and directed the political arm of the california chamber of commerce. welcome back to both of you inside the "war room," former colleagues that you are, i'm sure you are used to arguing with one another. >> bipartisanship? person. >> many person. >> let's talk about romney first. cassandra, rommy's numbers among independents actually look pretty good. >> they do. >> do you think he can get independents? >> i think having santorum in the race running to his right sort of kept him steady in the middle and i think he came out of that race with independents believing that he is not necessarily a part of a far-right coalition, and he is probably an independent thinker. >> he is getting grief from the far right though about making any noises. >> he is. but the other thing that we saw the polls show today is both obama and romney have about 90% of their party's voters -- so we can sta

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and while we have certainly twitter since then, what arnold schwarzenegger did as he was the first toke the media revolution. in the mainstream press in the past politicians would occasionally go on starting with 1960, for example i went on that jack parr show, nixon went on. we can even go to bill clinton or arsenio hall. the most politicians, those kinds of entertainment shows were at the edge of their campaigns come ashore at make or put entertainment and programming at the core of the campaign and rather than speak to reporters and editors for "the new york times," l.a. times, "washington post," he went and talked to sean hannity, larry king and announced his campaign the tonight show and he know he could get access to shows like e. entertainment tonight. and when he used those to do two things, to lay out his policy is as much time does he want wanted, which you would never get a mainstream news shows without getting any criticism of our questions on the second ring he did was i going on the shows, he was reaching the fit these 7% of americans who usually don't vote, but watch en

schwarzenegger had a great line later. >> this guy owes me bacon now. there's no two ways about it.ecause i mean you just can't have eggs without bacon. but this is just all part of the free speech. >> another silent but somewhat tastier attack happens in the netherlands in 2000. during a press conference on the hotly contested kyoto agreement, greenpeace advocates protest against america. they claim it's not reducing greenhouse emissions fast enough. >> the united states, which admittedly was a big part of the cause of the problem because we had been an industrial mite for so long, all of a sudden is viewed by many as a heavy. we viewed ourselves as trying our damnedest to actually find solutions, but they weren't pure enough for some. >> one protester takes matters into her own hands, throwing a pie at u.s. undersecretary for global affairs frank loy. >> i had to make an immediate decision whether to be outraged or to treat it lightly. and i decided for the latter. this incident occurred the day before american thanksgiving, and i said, standing there with this stuff dripping off

he served as deputy chief of staff to arnold schwarzenegger.l the worked on the romney strategy. welcome you both. >> thank you. >> tomorrow mitt romney is going to go to loraine, ohio the same place where barack obama was today. is this a common strategy to follow -- to shadow one's opponent? >> this is an in your face strategy. and it's called bracketing in the business, and romney is using this to some effect right now. look, the idea is to win that new cycle -- that 24-hour news cycle as often as possible, and this is the best way for romney to do it especially when president obama has the big stage of the white house. >> rob, i actually thought it was a brilliant move on the part of the romney campaign to stage his pre-buttlo on a roof overlooking the stadium where the president would be hosting the democratic convention. >> i liked his line no greek columns this time. [ laughter ] >> although it was in an event place called roof with a view -- [ laughter ] >> i don't know if he wanted to talk about car roofs, roofs with a view -- >> there

arnold schwarzenegger's post on facebook that is generating lots of comments. >> apparently humans are not only fighting obesity.,,,,,,,,,, >> the man accused of fatally shooting a father and his two sons in san francisco are due back on the stand after two days of questioning by the prosecutors. it should be the last day on the stand for edmund ramos. prosecutors say to people, three people were killed after ramos opened fire on their car but ramos maintained he was only driving and that his passenger was the one who opened fire >> pour weather stops north korea from launching a long- range rocket. it was injected with fuel yesterday. north korea says it is simply sending a satellite into space but the u.s. japan and britain are not buying it. they say the launch violates a ban >> a cease-fire deadline in syria appears to be working. the plan requires government forces and opposition to end the violence by 6:00 this morning. there were some reports of an explosion near the lebanon border but there are no reports of injuries. that report concluded the november incident could have and s

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arnold schwarzenegger is working on his autobiography.e's asking his twitter followers and facebook fans to tell him what they want to read about in the book. he's already received 2,000 responses. they include body building, movies, politics and sex. it has been a year since schwarzenegger came clean about fathering a child with his housekeeper. the book is titled: total recall my unbelievably true life story." >>> authorities in modesto waiting to see whether it is safe to enter a burned out apartment complex where a suspected cop killer was holed up. they need to confirm if his body is inside. the fire that leveled the apartment started last night after authorities fired tear gas into the building in hopes of ending an all-day standoff with the suspect. >>> the overnight storm brought wind, rain and all the problems that go with it, including a midair scare that forced an emergency landing at sfo. >> terry mcsweeney is live at sfo with the latest on this. >> reporter: hundreds of passengers are going to try again this afternoon to fly

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this and when you look at the careers of actual celebrities who have gone into politics, arnold schwarzenegger or jesse ventura, they often do very poorly once they're in office because they can't believe -- live up to -- up to their own hype because some of the traits that make you good on the campaign trail are not the traits that plaque you a good leader, that can get people to work together and push their agenda through congress, for instance. what you do want in a leader, not necessarily the same characteristics. chris: mitt romney can be seen as a mechanic? i'm a square but i can fix the sink? >> he has to. that's what is believable with him and more than celebrity is often authenticity. chris: i love how on mad men don draper won the love of his wife by fixing the sink the >> i don't think he's going to be a celebrity. i think he clears the bar of a number of people. chris: will he ever become romney a star to republicans? will they go wild for him? >> i think they will because they're excited about beating obama. >> i don't think so. chris: you don't think they'll be that excited? >> n

arnold schwarzenegger.t do. >> candidates that have tried to hold them back it doesn't work. >> i think the question is: has he learned anything from the south carolina stow disaster that he had on his own answer it returns when they got off for letting him get out two years worth. there is no way two years will it through campaign. he will have to go back from the time he started running the last time around and perhaps farther. his problem will not be whether he is viewed as the 1% but the .01% using tax shelters and manipulation to get breaks no other person in the country -- >> why switzerland? what's the advantage to him? >> well you would need to ask the candidate why he would make that decision but they are going to be harder ones which is i was on the irs website and there is a rule you can have an ira contribution $5,000 or less per year. how you have a million dollars ira for yourself and for your family, he's got to be awful old to get that done. >> it's funny because dick durbin on the call said

governor schwarzenegger called democratic lawmakers girly men during his tenure. >>> and council member is denying she send out a message for help. the message stated she can no longer stand the torture and harassment of an ex-lawyer who she says beat her in a motel room two months ago. the same message blames her husband, california treasure bill lockyer for getting her hooked on drugs, a charge that her office denied. as for the e-mail, nadia lockyer says that she is fine and that her ex-boyfriend hacked into her e-mail. >>> ross mirkarimi tells the bay citizen that the plea came during an argument with his wife during a car ride when he says that lopez did not want him to turn his car around when they were driving to lunch. mickmirkarimi claims that it was his failure to turn around that led to the charges. >>> more snow has come down in the last 24 hours. there is a winter storm warning until 8:00 p.m. if you go out there, bring the chains. chains requirements have been in effect. >>> we have an active weather pattern over the past few days. still a little bit of everything, sunshin

speaking of reality, schwarzenegger and devito are getting back together.remember them in the movie "the twins." now they're triplets? >> well, that's what they say. arnold schwarzenegger if he has his say, eddie murphy will play the triplet. that would be funny. hilarious. >> it would be. >> i would love to see those three together. we'll see if that happens. >> so is the movie "grown-ups" good enough for a sequel? >> no, no. i'm sorry. it had all these great comedians in it. adam sandler, chris rock, selma hayek, david spade, but they're making a "grown-ups 2" and laettner from -- not laettner -- who else? i am trying to think who was going to play this role and i forgot but they're doing a "grown-ups 2" and i'm like really? i don't think it was good enough. >> tell us how you really feel. >> oh, yeah. >> what is coming up tomorrow? >> this weekend we'll have an egg-citing weekend. no. we're giving away tickets to marsha ambrosia and the funny thing is i said her name wrong just then. she told me the last time in studio you're saying my name wrong. it is

at 64, arnold schwarzenegger is working on three action films and a remake of "twins."crystal, fresh off hosting the oscars, is set to play a grandpa later this year. and chevy chase may be getting ready for another disaster of a vacation. >> is there some kind of weird retro thing going on this weekend? >> reporter: yes, but not just in hot tub time machine. >> some of the stuff they're getting, that wasn't that good the first time sh you know? >> reporter: but movie makers hope reaching back to the '80s will lift sagging ticket sales. the industry reports that fewer tickets will be sold this year than just three years ago. with fewer people going to the movies, hollywood is struggle, so tinsel town has decided to turn to the familiar. >> anytime a studio can build a movie around an older franchise that already has a built-in audience, that's very appealing to them because it's a safer bet. >> reporter: hollywood hoping to secure its future by going back to the future. craig melvin, nbc news, hollywood. >>> that's "nbc nightly news" for this sunday. i'll see you shortl

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with arnold schwarzenegger gary player and jack nicholas in the ceremony the tee off and ripping it.e son rolling for awhil awhile. 18 leading 5 under only to completely collapse. quadruple bogey 8 on the par 4 plummeting to 1 under. tiger woods said he hit some of the worst shots of his life today. finished bogey bogey and even par 72. westwood has first round lead in mainly first time in his career. 5 under 67. if mcllroy melt down of gust.take 4 back with 68. westwood from england. leader by stroke at minus. international flavor with tasting south after can and wind or peter hampton at 5 off the lead. at eastern part. see the look on his face at times just what am i doing. fight back. vl very much ther there. baseball back masters weekend. lots going on. >> thanks very much. "nightline"up next. for all of us here thanks so much for watching. keep track of the latest breaking news on twitter at 7 news bay area. for all of us here thanks for wavrn it was at 7 news bay area. for all of us here thanks for wavrn it was tv again tomorrow night hey guys, breakfast! ♪ [ female announcer ]

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in an exclusive interview he says former governor arnold schwarzenegger did a much better job when ites to education. >> he added close to $750 million to the system because he valued it. he prioritized it. >> would you tell governor brown exactly what you told me, what's the response you get? >> you find me exactly where the money comes which i used to say that as mayor. i get that. it's a quick response. but it's with all due respect, i've been there on the executive side. not good enough. >> it's gavin newsom unfiltered. will heun d r f governor? his thoughts on fatherhood and his own political scandal. you can find the entire interview on nbcbayarea.com. certainly for my name or gavin newsom's name and you'll find the web extra. >> about a dozen u.s. secret service agents have been relieved of duties after allegations of misconduct including prostitution. the agents were in clom byia. the agents have already been replaced with new agents. the service says it is investigating but will not disclose details but reports say at least one agent solicited a prostitute which is legal in c

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the latest on the state of arnold schwarzenegger and maria shriver's union into and another breakup.re she comes! her boyfriend got down on one knee at the finish-line. he pulled out an engagement ring. pretty surprised. shaken a little bit. he asked her to marry him of course and she said yes. >>> 7:53. a brand-new walmart store opens today in san jose. it's on the corner of cherry view lane and almaden expresswayway. 250 new jobs are expected and we're told it -- expressway. 250 new jobs are expected and we're told it should boost revenue. they will have l.e.d. lights and low-flowing toilets. >>> a jury unanimously cleared the city of richmond, chief chris magnus and a former deputy chief. seven high-ranking african- american police officers filed the lawsuit in 2007. they claim that chief magnus and the former deputy chief racially discriminated against them. they were seeking $18 million in compensation. >> the preponderance of evidence showed that she is actions were neither based on race nor were they outrageous conduct that exceeded all bounds of decency. >> one of those offic

and out here in california we can say two things about enron, governor schwarzenegger.on. we don't need distinctions we need solutions. >> solutions. >> that is a solution right? >> here is water. these are distinctions between two elements. >> when we say the rich ought to pay their fair share they go class war fair. that's how you solve something, right? >> yep, that's the only sensible solution, and using this business about class war fair. you don't think it's class war fair on us to say we're going to take away your chance at buying a health care policy or you are not going to have any social security because we're going to hand everybody their own money and let them go to wall street and see what they can do. all of that is shaking the american sense of security and it is class war fair because it is putting -- if we were to move on social security and let people go out into the market we would simply expose them to all of the speculators out there who have been manipulating the market. your social security is there and will be there when you are 65 or 67. and the

arnold schwarzenegger tried. >> california was say swing state. >> even after some compromise, what you'll see for a decade, kids in college now have in the mont been introduced to politics by thinking republicans are bad and democrats are good. >> there are microphones if you like to join the conversation. in my almost 30 years in television, i saw a shift of awareness in the white house of the latino importance with george w. obama has been far better from my perspective at reaching out to spanish-language media. the interview that i do it with him is in english and it airs on msnbc and on nbc. he does cnn, you chime in in both languages. i think this white house has really made some huge efforts in reaching out to media. >> they know all the statistics you just rattled off. that will be part of the strategy. >> it is basically kabul together -- cobbled together. how do you get creative online? you have to work. obama has been great of online. >> yes, sir. >> a lot of the discussion has been tamped down to local strategy. with the latest wave of immigration from mexico, it has been dispe

arnold schwarzenegger took those away from us. >> why is everybody looking at us, man?tional options are limited on the sensitive needs yard, back in ad seg they're even more restricted. angel gets his first real human contact for the day when an officer escorts him out for his one hour yard time. >> i thought you was coming with me. >> you got one open? >> like a dog pound. get an hour out here. it's better than nothing. they put this because three people get stabbed. now what am i supposed to do? i don't need to work out in the yard. you don't work out because you don't want no one to see what you can do. you keep the secret, whether you're in shape or not in shape. you know what i mean? usually don't work out so the next man don't know what you're capable of. because then you expose your hand. like when you're playing cards. keep everything so no one knows what you have. your abilities or whatever. know what i mean? >> blinky was a paid hit! >> angel spends most of his time talking with other inmates. rather than engaging in any sort of physical activity. >> are you

the other side was able to get charismatic figure to collectively get behind, of course, arnold schwarzeneggerparticular situation have not been able to do that. russ feingold said no. they wanted him to do it. it's interesting comparison. if they fall short it might be because they haven't found a champion identify to believe everybody. >> bret: charles? >> the democrats are deciding right now is whether they want this to be a single issue campaign, or whether they want it to be a judgment about the governor, broader judgment. they ran against him in the priest election cycle and loss. and less steady on the union issue. the unions aren't backing him. so it would be more of a do you like walker, the governorship. choice between the candidates. it would be like rerun of the election two years ago. if it isn't him it would be single issue campaign. if it is single issue campaign, it's natural. i don't think it's a make row chasm of the president -- microcosm of the presidential election. i don't think it will tell us anything. but it's national in the sense that other states will look at this t

and arnold schwarzenegger got pulled over, but did not get a ticket. inaudible ]. >> exactly. in the meantime here is jacki schechner in the current tv newsroom. good morning, jacki.. >> good morning, stephanie. good morning, everyone. . the use can now impose sanctions on foreign individuals who use technology to crack down on disdense and commit human rights abuses. the tougher penalties are aimed specifically at syria and iran. >>> efforts are being used to turn out eight failed public schools. there are some artists and actors will be participating in the turn around art initiative. they are aimed at low-performing, high poverty middle and elementary schools. >>> and more on the giuliani endorse of mitt romney this morning. apparently the need to talk strategy worked. the two sat down last week for a breakfast. and now rudy said he is tough enough on foreign policy but he said he would have supported newt gingrich if he had run a better campaign. tomorrow connecticut delaware rhode island, and pennsylvania are also all voting. we're back with more

the governor, schwarzenegger was the for.> dana: glendale, california, could do worse if you look at the members of congress. she can run a business. everybody says you should run government more like a company. she has done that. she can build a brand. he is could do a good job. >> bob: now that you made me feel bad about the segment. >> dana: i haven't even said why i think it's bad. >> bob: go ahead. >> dana: because i think that there is a bias that liberals can say what they want about women. if a conservative said that about her, there would be upraise and apology tomorrow. the war on women is a fake thing. we'd all agree to put it aside. things that are not partisan put in the water like food and beverage czar. >> bob: stop it, edith. >> dana: what is that? >> greg: from "all in the family." >> andrea: are you archie? >> greg: there are seven people who caught that. >> bob: listen, we're talking serious about this. makes $17 million but getting married and dumping the dude. >> andrea: she is brilliant because she did i

meanwhile, in our crazy -- former governor arnold schwarzenegger did something interesting yesterday.his facebook page, he asked fans to give him ideas for things to write about in his autobiography. apparently, he's unfamiliar of the auto part. but i have some ideas. well, let's start with the maid and go from there, because the memoir is titled "total recall: my unbelievably true life story." the book will concentrate on his body building, his film career, governorship and family life. no word on which family life he's talking about, but -- it will be written in three languages, all english. [ laughter ] and i think we agree, maybe the book might not be so great but this will be the single great els audio book of all time. i'll probably wait until it comes out in i'll be paperback, but -- meanwhile, mel gibson, another very public feud. mel has been developing a movie about, after he said all those things, now he's doing a movie about this heroic jewish warrior, the reason why we celebrate hanukah. yesterday, warner brothers put the mule vie on hold and the screenwriter lashed out,