that is what is costing the state so much is because the revenue generated from that -- when schwarzenegger it -- >> yeah billion dollars hole in the budget. he relied on a series of tricks to balance the budget. and california is still digging out a wall of debt created during that era. >> michael: i look at it, and i know you do too in a sense, some of the things that came out of it was the tea party in california. tell me about that. >> you have the same kind of situation that birthed the recall here birthed the tea party. a frustration that nothing can be done and anger about taxes, and if you over -- boot out the governor of california the nation's largest most populous state, you can do it anywhere. >> michael: yeah and it was only the second time it had been done, or maybe the third time. you talk about the tea party, but it also gave rise to these two political reforms which i talked about before. explain that. >> they are kind of wonky but they are really significant in california. one allows the top two finishers, whether they are republicans or democrats, whoever finishes the fir

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 pulled a schwarzenegger. >> unlike arnold with the loz of opportunities.s still a mystery how this conception occurred. >> jon: i think it's exciting that he had a maid in a one room apartment. would you think that according to his ability he could pick up his triewz trousers off the floor. >> the alternative would be to have his wife do it. she was from an aristocratic family. >> jon: a brilliant writer in her own write. >> she was a secretary. >> jon: was his it daughter? she was a writer. i apologize. his daughter. his to the get through the whole thing in a day. his daughter was the writer. >> partial credit because they are both jaked jenny. >> jon: they are both named jenny. come on! in fact there's that picture in there of her with the cross and i thought well that's weird and the caption said it's not relig cannous but -- religious but polish. >> it's a symbol of polish uprising. >> jon: i get credit for that one? >> absolutely. >> jon: are you grading me? >> i do have a little -- maybe on my smartphone, if i had one i'd be grading you. >> jon: you

let's see. >> let's talk about arnold schwarzenegger. put up the picture. really cool.on a bicycle, stomping grounds in l.a. there he is on the bike. 64 years old now. look at the mural behind him. took a pic in the mural from the ridiculously huge body building days of old. >> uh-huh. >> obviously must be proud to look at himself up there. he was the hero of muscle beach. do you remember a documentary called pumping iron. this is it. we have video of it. i watched this as a teenage boy. i think everybody -- >> you wanted to be him. >> it didn't happen. i don't know why. >> really? are you sure under all this? that's not what you look like? >> well, you know, not arnoldesque tell you that much. any way, it is cool. arnold and lou ferrigno, who played the hulk all those years, they're going back and forth. they're in a mr. olympia competition, and they're both training. just them in the gym. you got the inside of body building. arnold wins, of course. arnold always wins. >> going back to that picture which is really interesting. arnold is half the size that he used to be

unlike arnold schwarzenegger who traveled with a wall of chp officers brown enjoys mingling with the public. now some men mingle too closely at his oakland home. they are not aware if they knew the governor lived there. >> i was surprised that came out in the public. i wasn't aware that happened. it makes you more conscious about how safe -- unsafe places can be. even up here. >> the chp would not discuss security measures for the governor or how it handled these two incidents when strangers got so close to the governor's homes. we have heard no response from the oakland police department about how officers dealt with the possible threat at the governor's bay area home a year ago. dan? jay remarkable they got so close. john alston reporting. to the weather and the fog rolled in and the temperatures began to drop today. meteorologist cabbed yaw -- meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the latest. >> 5 to 10 degrees cooler around the bay area. let's check out doppler 7hd. it is not only foggy near the coast, but over parts of the bay. first thing tomorrow morning give yourself extra

unlike arnold schwarzenegger who traveled with a wall of chp officers brown enjoys mingling with the public. now some men mingle too closely at his oakland home. they are not aware if they knew the governor lived there. >> i was surprised that came out in the public. i wasn't aware that happened. it makes you more conscious about how safe -- unsafe places can be. even up here. >> the chp would not discuss security measures for the governor or how it handled these two incidents when strangers got so close to the governor's homes. we have heard no response from the oakland police department about how officers dealt with the possible threat at the governor's bay area home a year ago. dan? jay remarkable they got so close. john alston reporting. to the weather and the fog rolled in and the temperatures began to drop today. meteorologist cabbed yaw -- meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the latest. >> 5 to 10 degrees cooler around the bay area. let's check out doppler 7hd. it is not only foggy near the coast, but over parts of the bay. first thing tomorrow morning give yourself extra

. >> in the words of arnold schwarzenegger -- i'll be back! >> you've heard of connoisseur -- i'm a common-sewer! >> i knew i had to ward off some vampires or something. >> let's talk desserts >>> hi, i'm leslie sbrocco. welcome to "check, please bay area," the show where regular bay area residents review and talk about their favorite restaurants. we have three guests, and each one recommends one of their favorite spots and the other two go to check 'em out to see what they think. this week -- cookbook author, linda carucci teaches cooking. so when it comes to judging the techniques and flavors on the place, her standards are high. and if they don't make the grade, she's ready with a lesson or two. and renewable energy forecaster, jeremy carnam, conjures up images of a national grid fed by the wind and sun. he envisions wind turbines and solar panels fueling restaurant stoves so that he can dine well and impress his dates. first though, account executive corinne roberts gets giddy just contemplating all the bay area places to eat. she credits

this latest reform movement has been going on since governor schwarzenegger was there. last fall, the silicon valley business group came in and said this is our priority. they worked with the chamber of commerce and other groups and they wanted to make sweeping changes. at that time, 33 democrat senators and assembly people said no, no, you don't change a law this important at the end of the session. the plan was they were going to do it slowly at the beginning of this session. the business interests hitched all of their wagon to one guy. michael rubio. he was going to write the bill. he was the chairman of the environmental committee. the day the bill was due, he announced to become a lobbyist for chevron. they were left with egg on their face. jerry hill, the state senator from san mateo area, he wants to make it tougher. what jerry brown said this week in china was he doesn't think there will be big reforms on there this year. he said the appetite for reform is bigger outside the state capitol than it is inside. jerry brown will be up for re-election next year. the t

. >> in the words of arnold schwarzenegger, i'll be back! >> you've heard of connoisseur. a common-sewer! >> they knew i had to ward off some vampires or something. >> let's talk desserts, gentlemen, 'cause i see you >>> hi, i'm leslie sbrocco. welcome to "check, please! bay area" -- the show where regular bay area residents review and talk about their favorite restaurants. now, we have three guests, each one recommends one of their favorite spots and the other two go to check 'em out to see what they think. this week, reggio-emiliano teacher, sarah spence, encourages exploration and independent play as she surveys her quiet, organized classroom, directing the children to stand in line and take their turn prepares her for the wait at her eatery. and city bike editor-in-chief, gabe ets-hokin grew up in the kitchen around food, cooking and eating -- how motorcycles took over is a long story. first though, musician and audio professional larry the "o" bends the ear of friends and colleagues with talk of food and wine. and he calls the tune for this california cuisine classic

unlike arnold schwarzenegger who traveled with a wall of chp officers brown enjoys mingling with the public. now some men mingle too closely at his oakland home. they are not aware if they knew the governor lived there. >> i was surprised that came out in the public. i wasn't aware that happened. it makes you more conscious about how safe -- unsafe places can be. even up here. >> thechp would not discuss security measures for the governor or how it handled these two incidents when strangers got so close to the governor's homes. we have heard no response from the oakland police department about how officers dealt with the possible threat at the governor's bay area home a year ago. dan? jay remarkable they got so close. john alston reporting. to the weather and the fog rolled in and the temperatures began to drop today. meteorologist cabbed yaw -- meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the latest. >> 5 to 10 degrees cooler around the bay area.t dopple let's check out doppler 7hd. it is not only foggy near the coast, but over parts of the bay. first thing tomorrow morning give yoursel

governor arnold schwarzenegger called women hot. mitt romney stumbled during a debate. >> i went to a number of women's groups and said can you help us find folks. they brought us whole binders full of women. >> she admits women are judged by appearance. especially in politics. but -- >> she is good looking. >> reporter: she says the president and harris have a solid friendship. reed is confident president obama's remarks don't overshadow her reputation. >> that this is an intelligent woman. she is a lawyer. she is a successful prosecutor. >> reporter: not a woman who relies on her looks. >> reporter: we did reach out to kamala harris' office and are told she has no comment. >> well, here's something else that got people talking. first lady my shelt obama mistakingly called herself a single mother. she was discussing her empbts to proo mote healthy eating when she said believe me, as a busy single mother or, i shouldn't say single, as a busy mother, you know, when you've got the husband that's the president, he's busy, but he's ther

. >> the class that we're a part of that started off our project was the schwarzenegger institute class. >> when i asked the students to come up with a project that involved post partisanship, what i expected was something more political. they were innovative because they thought, let's think out of the box. if we want to get to know people, we want to know how they think, why not study their art, study their stories? >> the first step was bekkting activists, really. >> the city of l.a. was considering an ordinance that would affect murals and a big component of the ordinance would volve a tax. it would be a deterrent. >> we got a chance to attend city hall and speak on behalf of the students and as citizens of los angeles. we got to bring to light our perspective on why murals needed to be kept in l.a. >> murals are disappearing in our neighborhoods. and the city councils made a bad decision on the issue. so we want to teach our students at usc at the shu waz nager institute that you have the power, and i'm so glad that they got the city council to change their minds and to go down a d

arnold schwarzenegger: if it bleeds, we can kill it.over it with predator. mmm. and it became a tradition. loneliness. the looming specter of valentine's day fast approaching. the two key ingredients to my favorite day of the year february 13: desperation day. that's not a thing. it's a thing. much like valentine's day itself desperation day dates back thousands of years. barney: weddings were forbidden under ancient roman law, so saint valentine performed them in secret under threat of death. that's actually true. wait, there's more. this won't be. and right by saint valentine's side was his best bro saint desperatius, there to pick off insecure bridesmaids. whoa. check out that one. her body is a perfect x. player, play on. high v. oh, jupiter, what are your plans for me? 15 and still unmarried. and i thought pompeii was smokin'. every woman wants a date on valentine's day. that neediness reaches its climax-- what up-- on february 13. a magical night when a ten has the self-esteem of a four and the depraved enthusiasm of a two. now, t

worst when it comes to this behavior there is a long history and eliot spitzer spitzer, arnold schwarzenegger, john edwards, david pretoria's had nothing on alexander hamilton. and she wasn't like of a soldier and was tough and did not complain about the weather were the heart ishihara conditions but there was a tomcat misbehaving and it was noisy and kept her awake so she nicknamed it alexander hamilton because of all the young girls. i also did a book a few years ago called negative the white house about the president at each over what hobbies what are their fears and hopes? what were they like as fathers and husbands and how did their kids turn out to study presidential character. we're still trying to figure out nixon. >> he like to bowl alone and sometimes in a black suit that's begins to explain things so all books are trilogies so affairs of state i tried to take a different perspective we know about george washington we study that at yorktown and the crossing of the delaware christmas night that saved the revolution but who was george washington's:friend when he was the kid? you will

. >> in the words of arnold schwarzenegger, i'll be back! >> you've heard of connoisseur, i'm a common-sewer! >> they knew i had to ward off some vampires or something. >> let's talk desserts gentlemen, 'cause i se >>> hi! i'm leslie sbrocco. welcome to "check, please! bay area" -- the show where regular bay area residents review and talk about their favorite restaurants. we have three guests, each one recommends one of their favorite spots and the other two go to check 'em out to see what they think. this week, immigration attorney roger kubein toils to bring about a diverse world starting with his own city. it's where he rejoices in the rich variety of ethnicities as reflected in the assorted range of eateries right here in the bay area. and legal administrator erik scales regularly commutes between the food-centric cities of portland and san francisco, fresh and local are important, but for him the flavors of his heritage are the ones that bring him home. grad student and sales engineer nicolette schumacher studies diligently, works hard

>> if they don't fix i have to leave i was on governor schwarzenegger's of counsel of economic adviserse turned to the dark side reid tried some propositions but we lost the teachers association beat us to a pulp but then he became part of the problem and i said i am out. then moved to tennessee 2006 because of taxes and state economic policy. look what has happened since then. not that i make many forecast but at was a good one. and states like tennessee that don't have the state income tax grow more. >> we have more revenue and much less unemployment. john: alaska florida and nevada south dakota and texas washington wyoming tennessee new hampshire all have no state x and growing better than the tax states? >> not all of them there are other policies that matter to of those states do have and an earned income tax and three of those are not right to work so there are other factors but yes, th are doing very well. >> and illinois and california is on the road to greece. >> that would be insulting to greece. >> phil mickelson made $60 million last year took a lot of grief when he said my

governor schwarzenegger said if we're smart we listen to our doctors. if wore stupid we ignore our doctors. and it takes a heart attack to realize we should listen. schwarzenegger said the national climate assessment report is our physical and these scientists can give us a prescription for what we need to do to improve our climate. it's our duty to listen to them and encourage action. action all over the country. and republican governor schwarzenegger is to be commended for his vision and stepping forward. another of my colleagues from california is with us here this evening and i notice that he may be willing to step in, he's been of great -- he's been greatly concerned about infrastructure, climate, the environment, in a long and distinguished career in california politics and now here in congress. we're honored you would be willing to join us. i would be happy to yield to you if you would like to join n this conversation. mr. garamendi: thank you, i would be honored to join you. it's important that those of us, 435 of us, elected to represent the am

>> if they don't fix i have to leave i was on governor schwarzenegger's of counsel of economic adviserse turned to the dark side reid tried some propositions but we lost the teachers association beat us to a pulp but then he became part of the problem and i said i am out. then moved to tennessee 2006 because of taxes and state economic policy. look what has happened since then. not that i make many forecast but that was a good one. and states like tennessee that don't have the state income tax grow more. >> we have more revenue and much less unemployment. john: alaska florida and nevada south dakota and texas washington wyoming tennessee new hampshire all have no state tax and growing better than the tax states? >> not all of them there are other policies that matter to of those states do have and an earned income tax and three of those are not right to work so there are other factors but yes, they are doing very well. >> and illinois and california is on the road to greece. >> that would be insulting to greece. >> phil mickelson made $60 million last year took a lot of grief when he sa

i'm very excited tonight to bring this piece of video starring arnold schwarzenegger. enjoys quoting himself. he does it a lot. this week he was on the australian version of "the today show." promoting a speaking engagement he has over there when the host of the show carl and lisa took him on a little stroll down memory lane. >> what is your favorite line in all of your movies to deliver? >> i think there's several. i'll be back i have to repeat a lot of times. or in "predator" you know, stuck the guy with the knife through the chest and say "stick around." things like that. >> i also like, if it bleeds, we can kill it. >> if it bleeds. exactly. if it bleeds, we can kill it, yeah. >> get down. >> yeah, get down. come with me if you want to live. consider this a divorce. remember? "total recall." when i shot sharon stone through the head. >> jimmy: that was hilarious. again, i would like to remind you that we elected him governor of our state. and one more thing, it's thursday night, time for our weekly tribute of the fcc where we bleep and blur things whether they need

arnold schwarzenegger took those away from us. >> why is everybody looking at us, man?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. >> yeah. >> you got one open? >> like a dog pound. get an hour out here. it's better than nothing. but 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. so you keep the secret if you're in shape or if you're 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. it's 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

. >> former california governor arnold schwarzenegger appeared on morning tv in australia to promoteing engagement and he enjoyed repeating the favorite lines and jimmy kimmel had some fun. >> your favorite line in all of the movies to deliver? >> there of several. "i'll be back." "get down." >> yes, "get down." that was hilarious. i remind you we elected him governor of our state. >> jimmy kimmel airs at 11:35 following abc7 news at 11 and then "fight -- "nightline." >> apple agrees to pay millions to customers. >> tense moments in the sky and heart wrenching request a pilot made during an emergency landing. a surprise encounter with a shark. see the new youtube video making a fisherman an instant >> at 5:52 a san rafael teen has quite a story after he was rescued from the bomb of a steam vent at the hawaii volcano national park trying to jump over the protective railing and around the steam vent but the 15-year-old missed and plummeted 25' below. a search-and-rescue team rappeled down to get the boy. he suffered a bump on the head. he was very lucky. he will be okay. >> chose call

i was on governor schwarzenegger's council and we tried four propositions that were pretty good.california teacher's association beat us to a pulp but he switched and became a problem and said i am out of here and moved to tennessee purely and simply because of taxes and state economic policies. look what happened since then? you don't believe it was a good forecast not that i make too many but that one was good. >> states like tennessee that don't have a state income tax grow more than other states. >> oh, yeah, we get more revenues, too. we have much less unemployment. >> all of these states that have no state income tax. alaska, florida, nevada, south dakota, texas, washington, wyoming, tennessee, new hampshire, they were all prospering growing better than the tax states? >> not all of them are growing better. there are other policies that also matter. for example two of those states that you mentioned do have an income tax rate. three of those states i believe are not right to work states. there are other factors that are doing very well. california, new york, illinois on the

it's like arnold schwarzenegger didn't go around with the maid everywhere.was weird standing there telling us how much he loves his jesus. it just seemed wrong to me. cenk: i never thought about it that way. it's as if bill clinton then -- in the beginning it's like ok now here's jennifer flowers. people would be like are you running with jennifer flowers are you insane? >> did you recall think that that district is going to elect a democratic? even though the polling i'm suspect, i don't think it's going to happen. i think he is going to win. cenk: one last thing. she's not as liberal as us in the sense that she says that she's for right to work, that's the anti union bills. there's that. and also, she thinks obamacare is "extremely problematic." she's got some first district of carline that in her. >> some of the biggest cheers was when she said she supports marriage quality. only the most passionate voters come out and vote. it go ahead be interesting that in south carolina. marriage equality becomes the wedge issue that wins a very competitive democratic

maria shriver, arnold schwarzenegger. good luck to him. >> the third marriage. was god willing he wasn't able to have children with the other women. a dig in there sharing his news. >> little bit. >> here is the story, veering away from the baby news of the morning to talk about the donald. so there was this big wwe event saturday at madison square garden. they introduced donald trump. he comes out. and the crowd starts booing. they just keep on booing, the whole time he is talking. he can't finish what he is saying. >> was it the hair? >> i don't know. did he fire somebody? >> i don't know. maybe a wrestling crowd. dying to boo somebody. i don't know. >> it was so bad. he had to cut his speech short. but he wouldn't leave before he introduced his son, one of his sons came out. then the crowd started booing him too. >> man, oh, man. >> no love for the trumps. except when he then brought out his daughter, ivanka came out. no boos for her. >> she got cheers. >> i don't know if they cheered. they didn't boo. you know what it is -- hot chick. >> hot chicks, of cours

arnold schwarzenegger just released his own video of the same raccoon. look at that. [ as arnold ] >> look at the raccoon, he's walking on wire, and, you know -- i saw him and i had to pick up the iphone and take a photo. look at this. it's the nicest thing. his tiny paws are grabbing the wire above him. the other tiny foot paws are lower, grabbing the other wire as well! look at the raccoon! >> jimmy: all right, all right, all right! come down, buddy! [ cheers ] you get a little excited. [ applause ] his tiny foot paws. that's not what they're called. and finally, a new study found evidence that humans may have a so-called lazy gene. scientists would know more, but why bother? [ light laughter ] we have a great show tonight! give it up for the roots, everybody! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have a fantastic show tonight. we are always thrilled to have him back on the show. the legendary, the one and only, the funniest man on the face of the earth -- bill cosby is here tonight! [ cheers and applause ] bill cosby! [ cheers and applause ] he alway

we is arnold schwarzenegger, prince, madonna, simpson's. cable tv started in the '80s.h top fade. >> i'm still thinking about getting one of those. >> the end of the cold war, aids and crack. even though some don't like the '80s, i love the no, sir stalla so i'm looking forward to the '80s, the deck they'd made us on nat geo. also featured throughout the series, welcome to our favorite segment of the day, david. >> thanks very much. and thanks to you, toure, about your book in part about the '80s. right, toure knowets about the '80s. >> good man. we will have you back, sir. i'm happy no that. >> so it is amazing to be living in this world today where we are drenched in technology to look back to the '80s and think about, oh, yeah, me and my sister in the '80s. preinternet and yet deeply impacted by technology from the rise of cable, rise of the vcr. the beginning of personal computers, video games and let me play a little side -- >> the walkman, home entertainment can follow you anywhere. >> the '80s is in regard it individualism. because now your music can be your musi

. >> in the words of arnold schwarzenegger -- i'll be back! >> you've heard of connoisseur -- i'm a common-sewer! >> i knew i had to ward off some vampires or something. >> let's talk desserts >>> hi, i'm leslie sbrocco. welcome to "check, please bay area," the show where regular bay area residents review and talk about their favorite restaurants. we have three guests, and each one recommends one of their favorite spots and the other two go to check 'em out to see what they think. this week -- cookbook author, linda carucci teaches cooking. so when it comes to judging the techniques and flavors on the place, her standards are high. and if they don't make the grade, she's ready with a lesson or two. and renewable energy forecaster, jeremy carnam, conjures up images of a national grid fed by the wind and sun. he envisions wind turbines and solar panels fueling restaurant stoves so that he can dine well and impress his dates. first though, account executive corinne roberts gets giddy just contemplating all the bay area places to eat. she credits

. >> in the words of arnold schwarzenegger, i'll be back! >> you've heard of connoisseur, i'm a common-sewer! >> they knew i had to ward off some vampires or something. >> let's talk desserts gentlemen, 'cause i se >>> hi! i'm leslie sbrocco. welcome to "check, please! bay area" -- the show where regular bay area residents review and talk about their favorite restaurants. we have three guests, each one recommends one of their favorite spots and the other two go to check 'em out to see what they think. this week, immigration attorney roger kubein toils to bring about a diverse world starting with his own city. it's where he rejoices in the rich variety of ethnicities as reflected in the assorted range of eateries right here in the bay area. and legal administrator erik scales regularly commutes between the food-centric cities of portland and san francisco, fresh and local are important, but for him the flavors of his heritage are the ones that bring him home.

. >> in the words of arnold schwarzenegger, i'll be back. >> you've heard of a connoisseur? common sewer. >> hi, i'm leslie sanrocco, welcome to "check please" bay area, the place where we review the restaurants. the other two go check them out to see what they think. this week, michael kappazol alikes food and he can draw. he draws from his dining experiences all of the time. all joking aside, it makes his career choice of comedy writer and cartoonist perfect. and sales executive andrew degarian likes to splurge now and then, from an armenian family and some would say richfood heritage including greek, irish and scottish and he counts his blessings and orders to finest. >> lee griego used to sc

. >> in the words of arnold schwarzenegger -- "i'll be back." >> you've heard of the connoisseur, i'm a common sewer. >> you might ♪ >>> hi, i'm leslie sbrocco. welcome to "check, please!" bay area. the show where regular bay area residents talk about their favorite restaurants. three guests. each recommends their favorite spots and the other two check them out to see what they think. this week musician bill norwood drums up an appetite for the food beer and wine at his favery eatery, his crazy schedule means he eats out a lot. coming home to this spot warms his soul and keeps the tap, tap, tap of his heart pulsating. and pa executive amanda walter, always the latest trend, a pitch for food and w

. >> in the words of arnold schwarzenegger, i'll be back. >> you've heard of a connoisseur, i'm a common sewer. >> i may have to ward off some