schwarzenegger expected to return as the killer robot. no word yet on the exact story line for "terminator 5." this is expected to be release odd june 26 of 2015. >> 5:27 right now. landmark immigration reform clears a major hurdle. coming up, scott mcgrew takes a look at what it would mean for local tech companies and thousands of bay area workers. benjaminmoore.com/bayarea. >>> we're following the latest news out of south africa this morning. leader nelson mandela still in the hospital this morning. what his family is saying about his health next. >>> also a looming traffic nightmare to tell you about. b.a.r.t.'s union confirming workers will walk off the job monday morning if there is no contract. we'll tell you acted the latest on the strike threat coming up next. >>> big concern just as we're talking about the commute building, i get a report about a wrong-way driver in the south bay. i'll let you know what the chp is tracking. >>> if the strike happens on monday, that's the peak of the heat wave, temperatures expected in the 105-deg

yeah. [ light laughter ] and -- [ as schwarzenegger ] "head for the chopper!"just say, "i will break you," please? [ sighs ] >> jimmy: just please just do it. always, everyone. please, everyone -- [ cheers and applause ] >> no, i don't want to. >> jimmy: please, please, please. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> drum roll. >> jimmy: maybe this will put an echo on it. >> in a really high voice? >> jimmy: yes. >> i must break you. no, sorry about that. [ lowers voice ] i must break you. your drummer over there -- >> jimmy: yeah! ♪ thank you. every time. every time we have to make you do it. [ bleep ] >> every time, man. come on. >> jimmy: no one else -- [ talking over each other ] "race to the scene." >> "race to the scene," yeah, it's a competition show. and it's based on a lot of great movies. you know, like "e.t." and "terminator 2," "pulp fiction," "iron man." >> jimmy: you do the famous scenes -- >> so, we recreate the scenes. you know, the guys have to compete doing different games, they're like stunts based on those scenes. and i'm the host. so i'm the guy who doesn't h

the film. >> yeah. >> jimmy: arnold schwarzenegger's son.ition for you, or does arnold just drop him off in the minivan and say, "put him in?" >> i knew patrick when he was a kid -- little kid. he was in "benchwarmers" with david. >> yeah. yeah. >> he was a little kid then, and, yeah, no, he auditioned, and he's a handsome boy. and he -- there's some fraternity guys in "grown ups 2." taylor lautner's in there. and they're kind of like punks to us, and patrick played the part well, and he's a nice kid. >> jimmy: well, we have a challenge for you guys if you're willing to accept it. we have a hoop set up outside our theater. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and i'm gonna pretend this is a surprise to you. there's the hoop. >> no! >> no! >> jimmy: yes, yes. really. for serious. >> it's like a bowling alley. >> jimmy: and there are people with foam sticks waving them, and what we're gonna do is we're gonna go outside, and if one of you can make a three-point shot, everyone in our audience -- this is like the "ellen" show -- will get a valuable prize. understa

. >> reporter: it's short of the money schwarzenegger would have received prior to the cuts but schwarzeneggeras only paid $1. kamala harris will see

arnold schwarzenegger saying he knows how to treat the ladies. not just any lady. australia's prime minister. if only some australian men were so courteous. this was put to julie about her partner. >> he is gay. >> that is absurd. >> he must be gay. he is a hairdresser. >> w ridiculous. .- don't be ridiculous >> the questioning has been condemned. it is example of incidents she says demonstrates sexist opinions of a prime minister being a woman. >> it is grossly offensive. this is what they like. >> this was a bad menu that made it -- that never made it out of the kitchen. lex she has called her opponents sexist before. >> he wants to know what misogyny looks like the money he doesn't need a motion. he needs a mirror. >> the exchange give the prime minister a popularity boost. she has use the latest letter to furnish her credentials as a fighter for equality. >> i want them to feel like they can be included in public life and a half to face questioning like the question i faced yesterday. >> the sexism crowds out serious policy discussion. it helps her up out -- a

so this is perry versus schwarzenegger. if it goes back down to the district court opinion, he issued this really magnamimous sweeping decision on both right to marry and equal protection grounds. so there is no way, in my view -- it could take a while for this to take root in california but california will be flipped. now, that's 11% of the country. you're from california. >> i am from california. you know, it's been -- the politics of this have been so dramatic, both seeing the fight for it, by these plaintiffs who are -- have very moving personal stories, like edie windsor. but also to see the political fight of it, especially in the american political right. seeing americans really struggle about what future of their party is on this. the bottom line here, let's not be too shy about it. the federal ban on recognizing same-sex marriages is dead. california's ban on recognizing same-sex marriages is dead. there are 12 states in the country where this is now legal, and the -- political winds on this are now blowing so hard

former governor arnold schwarzenegger will return to the big screen to star in terminator 5.rnold announced returning role at news junkett in london. terminator 5 starts shooting in january. but not all announce announced. bringing back 2 other classic character. conan the character from the conan movies and dan brother from the comedy twins. back indeed. >> we'll be back in a movement up next on 7 news at 9:00. there is a great way to help the less fortunate while picking up new high and end culinary skills. we explain culinary skills. we explain >> as you well know the bay area is a region full of restaurants and very busy people. interesting combination. but san francisco non-profit wants to show folk that they do have the time to cook and it can be fun, too. as jonathan explains now, when you help yourself to the newest cooking class you are also helping the less fortunate. >> this really fun vegetable kind of looks like this from outer space. >> the chef introduces a class a dozen people to this vegetable. part of the cabbage family. well with hint of preserve lemon. >>

would rather lose with a social conservative than to win with a moderate and the -- that is why schwarzenegger was such an anomaly that he couldn't have made it through the republican primary in california but the recall gave him the opportunity when the four running. >> you have a chart and i want to ask if this is up to date when it comes to congress. congress in the 1960's you can see the blue and the red and overlap and you say the congress has gotten more and more polarized. how has this happened? >> there's a couple things going on it's changed the social and demographic change in the country african-americans move north from the self making them a racially liberal party. the sun belt the tremendous sunbelt led to the south becoming a more conservative economic region and we are seeing the social movements, the environmentalist movement and the religious right. these have driven the party apart. what happened in the u.s. is supporting, not polarization. a generation ago, and given to the point most people are younger. but there were lots of democrats and liberal republicans and in the no

. >> reporter: it's short of the money schwarzenegger would have received prior to the cuts but schwarzenegger was only paid $1. kamala harris will see her pay go up to $151,000, still $100,000 less than the district attorneys of alameda county or santa clara county make. all in all, not a big bump but even some of those who voted for the pay push appeared hesitant. >> can we afford it? >> we'll have to see. >> reporter: you have your doubts? >> i have always had my doubts. >> reporter: there weren't so many doubts over at the capital especially among the 120 legislators who after seeing their pay repeatedly cut by 25% in recent years got a $5,000 raise plus perks. >> well, that's very nice. thank you very much. >> great. it's great. >> reporter: reaction was a bit more mixed down the street at the farmer's market? >> where's our raise? >> reporter: the governor is working a deal with many state workers right now to pay them a 4.5% raise over the next two years. however, it's interesting to note in the governor's deal, it only happens if the state continues to bring in enough money whereas thi

you will recall back in 2010 the governor arnold schwarzenegger and attorney general brown refused to defend proposition 8. today's ruling means that the case now reverts back to the 201060 court ruling which says proposition 8 was unconstitutional. >> in a second ruling they overturned the defense of marriage act passed by congress in 2006 restricting federal marriage benefits for same-sex couples and limited interstate marriage recognition to only couples of the opposite sex. >> bart officials are warning riders to be prepared. this morning the transit agency union announced they are a step closer to going on strike as early as monday. abc7 news reporter kira klapper has the latest on the negotiations and backup plans. >> bart employees in two separate unions have authorized a strike but it doesn't mean there will be one. their representatives along with bart montgomery county, are meeting right new with the help of a mediator and both sides say they would like to reach an agreement before their deadline of midnight on sunday. >> the employees are bart also do not want to have a str

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

it took several times before they actually got signed by the governor and back then governor schwarzenegger vetoed it twice and it took governor brown when he got elected that is when it passed and he signed it. >> right now there are state wide regulations for body art facilities and now we are this ordinance basically is adopting those regulations. we are not making them any tougher, or just adopting them like everyone else in california. >> before, what we would do is that we would have the health code and the article five and we would inspect those facilities, and we just look for things for the sanitation, and we developed some or some regulations but we did not really have the teeth and the authority to do the things that this law has now. and so did a lot of changes smf the things that is what is going to happen now. is there is going to be regulations on blood board training for all of the practitioners so that they know what to do in case they get orders and get exposed to blood. there is going to be requirements for better sanitation, and things like sterilization and we have to m

. >> arnold schwarzenegger knowing -- showing you knows up to treat a lady. not just any later -- any lady, but australia's prime minister. meeting her to discuss climate change. if only some australian men were as courteous. station, thisio was put to julia gillard about her partner for seven years. >> he's gay. people are saying that is a myth. >> that is absurd. >> you hear it, he must be gay, he is a gesture. and you confirm he is not? >> don't be ridiculous. >> the line of questioning has been condemned, the presenter sacked but an example the string of incidents the prime minister says indicate sexist attitudes and disrespect for the prime minister office being held by a woman. early this week it was revealed that a menu for a dinner for opposition politicians featured --ensive descriptions description of the premise to. the kentucky fried quail -- small breast, and something to crude to repeat. >> this offensive menu -- this is what they are like. >> this was a bad taste menu that never made it out of the kitchen. then as australia's first e-mail prime

as mayor of oklahoakland delayes because they wanted a tower and schwarzenegger wanted a causeway. a statement would be better to make. now you have something that is 12 or 15 years ago and now it costs $4.6 billion. now the question is can we fix it in time before something takes that other bridge out which is a possibility. >> who is really responsible for these faulty bolts? is it caltrans or the company? who does it go back to? >> caltrans made a specification for bolts. there was a specification not to use the bolts in this way. the engineers got together and said we need to do this because this is a salt environment and fog and a lot of chance for corrosion and strong steel is really susceptible to corrosion. it may have been caltrans, but in the other sense, this open out of ohio, dyson, which made bolts for the original bay bridge, they recently said, we just built what they ordered. you guys are experts. you build bolts for nuclear power plants. now it is their fault? all three are responsible. the contractor, the bolt people who made the bolts and certainly caltrans becau

brazil is beautiful results that are really good on that really beautiful women or it is arnold schwarzenegger will tell you that but but france was your next one and the most famous case that i can think of is the hollywood director roman. lansky those had sexual relations with a thirteen year old fled there and he's been there ever since seven roman polanski rosemary's baby all the wife was sharon tate the manson family members i mean a lot going on with roman polanski but yeah. france definitely on the list another beautiful country another country very friendly to the united states a nato member ally of the united states but also exercise that same sovereignty you know friendly to the united states but isn't willing to give up its sovereignty and autonomy over handing over their rights to do what they will with the citizens with people in their borders and i think in this global. world that we live in i think it's really important to have these countries stand up with their sovereignty and autonomy in these cases ecuador i mean this this is something obviously julian assange sought refuge

brazil's beautiful results that are really going on that really beautiful women or it is arnold schwarzenegger will tell you that but but france was your next one and the most famous case that i can think of is the hollywood director roman. lansky those had sexual relations with a thirteen year old fled there and he's been there ever since seven roman polanski rosemary's baby all the way is wife was sharon tate the manson family murders i mean lots going on with roman polanski but yeah. france definitely on the list another beautiful country another country very friendly to the united states and nato member ally of the united states but also exercise that same sovereignty you know friendly to the united states but isn't willing to give up its sovereignty and autonomy over handing over their rights to do what they will with the citizens with people in their borders and i think in this global homogenously world that we live in i think it's really important to have these countries stand up with their sovereignty and autonomy in these cases ecuador i mean this this is something obviously julian as

. >> from 2003 helped to get arnold schwarzenegger elective but as they found out state spending wasalifornia was on the brink of bankruptcy three years ago with $60 billion in debt after borrowing and cutting and raising taxes they are in the black. >> we have to be careful we have to be prudent. >> but many are planning to spend every penny of the new-found wealth. >> if there is a $4 billion excess some programs can be restored. >> to spend more money on social services. >> even the democratic colleagues will return to the tax and spend policies that broke california. >> people say we have many but i don't have a week to board. >> the governor said we screwed this up before wee3 assumed revenues and daughter cells in big trouble. so california's budget is i the dependent on capital gains but many fear is a result of the onetime stock sell-off that is why the governor says this may not be sustainable to see if he can control sacramento with said majority of democrats. >> that is the point* they were capital gains it doubled for the year so everybody took them. it is expected the nu

roles that i played before true but i think about all of those you know i understand that on new schwarzenegger is running the forward to your book is you know we became good friends on this movie was shot last year my movie it's called sabotage comes out in january david a are great writer director and of watch last year he also wrote training day which is my favorite genre owner so this is his movie about the d.a. and their fight against mexican cartels in the drug war and great cast sam worthington terrence howard mirai you know livia williams harold perrineau max martini josh holloway great cast and i met arnold on that on that shoot and told him i was writing this fitness book and he offered to read the forward and he give you anything in stips sure. would you be willing to lose weight for a role like you imagine my costar matthew mcdonough he did. well i would lose weight i would and you know in the past for different stage roles i lost weight i i do know that every single actor that's ever lost lots of weight like that says that they've suffered permanent health issues between i was a dr

cheating they rioted the invigilator i think i'm still with arnold schwarzenegger. now but this is obviously a move to democratize cheating i mean i think it makes sense well according to the protestors cheating is endemic in china so being forced to sit the exams without help for their children was considered was putting their children at a disadvantage they said and i think you could see that around the world from the banks were allowed to cheat and because the banks are allowed to cheat because they're allowed to borrow a zero percent for and cover up all their crimes. we have this growing wealth and income gap you need to this idea of democratizing cheating needs to be the new tax around which the global insurrection is banker occupation and formulate a response to the banks toure's and the banks for terrorism that instead of trying to reform the banks they should push to democratize cheating so people that are that are being cheated out of mortgage backed securities need to be able to borrow money at less than zero percent lend it back to the government and mak

here to weigh in is a former spokesperson and governor, arnold schwarzenegger and aaron mcaleer.his is amazinto me. what am i missing about the name of these ontributions, the employee contritions, their pensions, what am i missing? >> well, i don't buy that you are amazed by this. [laughter] >> all sorts of abuses out here inour native state. these abuses that the state employee unions are sneaking into these contracts. it is really beneficial in te long run. it shines a light on the problem of pension costs. they are crowding out all of these other services and priorities that people in california care about. melia: you say that i should not be shocked because it's based on everything else. i have to tell you, this one really did catch me off guard. especially because california larequir public workers to contribute a 10% of their gross pay towards their pension. the law requires that. but the unions have been able to negotiate this. how did they even manage that? >> it is possibl because we have a one-party rule out here. the public employee unions. we have super majorities in

he ran governor arnold schwarzenegger's 2006 campaign and served as an advisor to president bush during his 2004. campaign and a senior advisor to john mccain during his 2008 presidential run. he has issued a statement saying in part and i quote, "the republican party stands for limited government intrusion in our personal lives and for freedom. the issue of marriage equality is the best chance to stand on the right side of history and maintain relevance with young voters." >> stay with abc7 news for continuing coverage of the we same-sex marriage decisions and we will go to cornell bernard and at 7:00 "good morning america" will continue the coverage from san francisco. >> another big story, bart riders will work on a backup plan just in case the service is hit by a strike. union workers voted to authorize a strike over pay and benefits that could come by monday. abc7 news reporter is at the walnut creek bart station. any? >> it is not a bad idea to get plan "b" with a lost riders not wanting to thing of that. it was almost unanimous among the unions to give leaders the power to call a

. >> regulations implement biped then governor schwarzenegger in 2005 after he became aware of the heat fatality rate for outdoor workers. employees must provide water and breaks. shade must be available when an employee asks for it. and someone must be trained to look for the signs of heat stress. osha has done an expensive education campaign to make sure kansas know the law. >> once you start feeling these symptoms, they can cascade rapidly into heatstroke and death. >> the laws on the books are not the laws of them. >> the enforcement of the heat regulations is needed. >> in 2007 there were 75 complaints filed on behalf of farm workers who were denied shade and filed those complaints with cal osha and in only three cases did cal osha issue citation. >> even with them in effect for three years, over 200 farm workers have died from excessive heat. they have had resources challenges but insists the enforcers are very aggressive. the law has been upgraded to include other professions, including construction and landscaping. nannette miranda, abr7 news. >>> scorching temperatures from the

>>mark: this case was originally perry vs schwarzenegger.hey would not defend proposition 8. dennis hollingsworth is with protect marriage of doubt, and in the opinion of the supreme court says they have never upheld the standing of a private party to defend the constitutionality of a state statute when officials have chosen not to. they say because it is a private party trying to defend the constitutionality mean hollingsworth and protectorate got,. this is what everyone was expecting the ruling to be. >> the instructions are for the ninth skirt to vacate. once that occurs, the ruling stands and a marriage is illegal in california. at the take away is gay merritt is legal in california which amis' gay couples by implication benefit from the goma decision--doma. >>james: >> the only proper parties who have brought this case with the state of california as the defense door of the law. this type of case may not come up again. there are 39 other states that have banned at same sex and marriage. there are cases pending and all of those jurisdict

. >> like schwarzenegger/devito movie "twin,". >> i don't like the men in turt turtleneck look, sorryat they thought. who won. sn come on, guys. >> ooh. i might be edging you out, ron. >> you can't vote twice. >> there you go. >> looks like ron is coming out ahead. >> i had the tiebreaking vote. >> oh! >> i think he gets better looking every single day. >> i competed against ron, we've run for prom king gaens each other, raced nascar. i lose every time. >> to finish there, dan. >> coming up, - -- wheel of fortune, living up to its name with one of the largest payoffs in the game's history. we'll show you the contest's stunned reaction. pop news after a very quick break. ♪ ula ula, hagamos ula ula, ♪ ula ula ula ula al revés, ♪ hago que lo imposible sea posible, ♪ ♪ que todo lo increíble se vuelva visible, ♪ ♪ tres, dos, hola, ula... ♪ aplaudan en la luna. ♪ ula ula, hagamos ula ula, ♪ ula ula ula ula al revés, ♪ ula ula, hagamos ula ula, ♪ ula ula ula ula al revés, ♪ ula ula, hagamos ula ula, ♪ ula ula, hagamos ula ula, ♪ ula ula, hagamos ula ula, because four out of five dogs over th

you need enough space, and several actors and actresses and a form governor, arnold schwarzenegger areng. >> did you hear all the applause that gin was -- that jane was getting? >> my fan club. they follow me around. >> have a great weekend. jane. >> the heat is going to follow you around this week, although it doesn't look like it right now. >> hard to believe, the story of two parts of the day, or two forecasts if you will. it 6:50 and now over to lafayette, we will talk about the graduation for the high school at 5:30 it will be 86 and drop down to 79. liberty high school in brentwood it will be near 100 and they have a 6:00 p.m. graduation in the football stadium where it could be even warmer, so hope you are not wearing black because it will feel worse. seniors drink plenty of fluids. water. >> it is quiet but we have west winds in san francisco to the delta community and rough seas on coast from now until 5:00 this afternoon with breakers up to 12'. from mount tamalpais the clouds are hanging around today and it will be the hottest and tomorrow, poor air quality and the dramatic

. >> regulations implemented by then-governor schwarzenegger in 2005 after he became aware of the heat fatality rate for outdoor workers. employees must provide water and breaks. shade must be available when an employee asks for it. and someone must be trained to look for the signs of heat stress. cal osha has done an expensive education campaign to make sure companies know the law. >> once you start feeling these symptoms, they can cascade rapidly into heatstroke and death. >> the laws on the books are not the laws of the fields. >> out nighted farm workers of america says better enforcements. the heat regulation are need. >> in 2007 there were 75 complaints filed on behalf of farm workers who were denied shade and filed those complaints with cal osha and in only three cases did cal osha issue citations. >> even with the laws in effect for three years, over 200 farm workers have died from excessive heat. like other state agent sits, they have had resource challenges, but insist their enforcers are very aggressive. the law has been upgraded to include other professions, including const

. >> regulations implemented by then-governor schwarzenegger in 2005 after he became aware of the heat fatality rate for outdoor workers. employees must provide water and breaks. shade must be available when an employee asks for it. and someone must be trained to look for the signs of heat stress. cal osha has done an extensive education campaign to make sure companies know the law. >> once you start feeling these symptoms, they can cascade rapidly into heatstroke and death. >> the laws on the books are not the laws of the fields. >> united farm workers of america says better enforcement of the heat regulations are needed. >> in the summer of 2011 there were 75 complaints filed on behalf of farm workers who were denied shade and they filed those complaints with cal osha and in only three cases did cal osha issue citations. >> even with the laws in effect for three years, over 200 farm workers have died from excessive heat. admittedly, calash shape said that like other state agencies, they have had resource challenges, but insist their enforcers are very aggressive. the law has been upg

there is nothing like watching arnold schwarzenegger going to china and have the great dinners or factng is wishes to to france. >> for competitive purposes obviously. our wine industry is a part of who we are. >> he is defending the triptotes wine region. trips to the wine region. i rest my case. >> you rest your case. i believe each of the legislators who are part of the delegation to these regions are doing so with public dollars for public purposes. >> or they are doing it with a private dollars to donations to foundations and various groups that we don't know about. how do you feel about lobbiests and lawmakers going together? >> as long as you publish -- [ inaudible ] the ones turning in the wea. what's it all about next. and why governor brown is ag china's president to "show california the money" (show open) ducking for cover. new video that ,,,,,,,,,,,,goodnight. thanks, olivia. thank you. so you can make a payment from your cell to almost anyone's phone or email. (speaking french) so you can express your gratitude... in the moment. shows the chaos during a shooting rampafe in

advocates still are not satisfied noting different body scanners are still in use >>> what was once schwarzenegger'sr tent is now a place for paddling ping-pong balls. they were spotted playing table tennis in a group that used to house the former governor and his inner circle. >>> still ahead, 6:27, timber, the overnight surprise. one bay area driver will be waking up to this morning. we'll let you know what's being done to clean up this mess. >>> plus, could e book conspiracy charges unpeel apple. we will tell you why the feds are taking the cupertino company to court. >>> a little fog with those clouds out there as traffic flows through. christina loren will be along to talk about a cool start to your day. [ slurps ] [ laughs ] ♪ [ female announcer ] hey ladies. you love it. you've got to have it. cinnamon toast crunch, 'cause that cinnamon and sugar is so irresistible. everybody craves those crazy squares.® made gluten-free cereals in a bunch of yummy flavors. like cinnamon chex, honey nut chex, and chocolate chex... we're in cereal heaven. so thanks. from the mcgregors, 'cause we love chex. >>>

beyond that, arnold schwarzenegger does not work for the cia.not going to send in a seam with black hawk helicopters. if he wants to move to ecuador and wants to live in a government compound, i'm not sure there's much we can do. >> if he had wanted to sell secrets to the russians or to the chinese, he could have very easily done that and be ensconced somewhere in beijing or moscow. he seems not to have done that. do you believe what he has said, which is he's only talking to journalists? >> i don't. if you're sitting there in a russian airport, who do you think is sitting around you. do you think journalist are sitting around you or people that want to understand about how we attack russian cyber systems. he's a naive then 29-year-old, now 30-year-old. he had an idea hi wanted to expose u.s. collections systems to the world. now he's thinking i didn't think about the next step, what is the next step? i'm sure he doesn't know what that is. >> you don't think he thought this through? he seems like an intelligent guy, no? >> i think that's a diffe

paramount pictures will pick up the rest and, yes, arnold schwarzenegger says he will be back to reprisehooting begins in january. just what we need. u.s. officials are not taking all necessary steps to prosecute edward snowden. the case against the yen as a whistle-blower appears to be growing daily. u.s. counterintelligence fear he has yet to release additional classified documents and it tried it is believed he would be prosecuted under the espionage act. how lawyer defending in court? few people know better. an attorney and currently represents whistle-blowers and is also was a bore herself. thank you for coming on the show. how similar is this to the other and as a -- nsa was you're working on. i understand the circumstances, talk about the same thing. >> exactly. it is similar in a lot of ways in terms of, i have three nsa clients to for the past three years have been saying to my nsa is monitoring all americans digital data, both men to and content. so they have been saying that for years. now we finally have some proof of it, and this creates a big hullabaloo. but i think obv

obama repeated his campaign vow to reduce emissions by 80% by 2050 telling governors including schwarzenegger, quote, delay is no longer an option. denial is no longer an acceptable response. >> my presidency will mark a new chapter in america's leadership on climate change that will strengthen our security and create millions of new jobs in the process. that will start with a federal cap and trade system. >> well, there was an attempt for a grand bargain on climate and cap and trade. but, of course, deep divisions in congress on both sides of the aisle, emphasis on health care killed any chances of a big climate deal. three years after cap and trade died in congress, the president is running out of time on an issue he once considered central to his legacy. politifact which tracks campaign promises has a record mixed at best. politifact said the president has broken a promise to establish renewal energy by 2025, create cap in trade, fuel vehicles, a fleet at the white house. those are just a few of the broken promises on that front. now, the president has had more success on promises to raise