. >> 25 years ago this weekend, arnold schwarzenegger made good on his promise, i'll be back.inator 2." the film went on to be the biggest hit in the entire franchise, and it grossed more than half a billion dollars. herees the cool thing -- we were along with arnold for that wild ride so in honor of flashback friday, we're taking you back to the set of "terminator 2." >> "e.t." and "terminator 2" has in common, they're relentless. i'll be b "e.t." is always it reports accurately. >> we love the props, arnold, but what we really noticed on set was how his face lit up every time he talked t-2. >> i know it's going to be the huge big, blockbuster for sum and it is excit >> exciting and a lot of fun for us to cover. arnold was red carpet royalty at the movie's 1991 premiere. he arrived with wife maria shriver and they had a surprise to share. >> right now we're looking forward to our second baby, right? >> yeah. >> that's what we're really looking forward to. >> at the time, schwarzenegger was promoting the most expensive movie ever made with a budget of $102 million. >> we're ha

of he clearly arnold schwarzenegger would be a very different captain ramious than sean connery. so clancy was clearly a hit in the washington. newspaper articles listed the senior administration officials who read and enjoyed hunt for october. the photographer enthused to clancy everyone in the white house had read the book. caspar weinberger was among the last to read it but quickly became its biggest public supporter. in august of 19 5, the editor was times literary supplement approached weinberger take part in a series to talk about a book they felt deserved more attention. the secretary passed had him a copy of hunt and included a photo she had it on good authority that the big boss across the river loved it. weinberger read the book and recognized its potential for shaping it cultural american opinion on the policy. he reviewed the book explaining

mathias has set up arnold schwarzenegger. >> dreamy-ass mathias. >> jimmy: arnold schwarzenegger is ano be a guy i worked for. i was a p.a. on a show called "collateral damage." and i was arnold schwarzenegger's p.a. >> jimmy: and you got along with him? >> yes. >> jimmy: all right. well, is there anything special bill has to do to prepare for this? does he have to look into the camera? >> a little bit to the right. yes, perfect. >> this is really hot, matias. >> jimmy: you got him? is he captured? >> it's reconstructing. >> jimmy: you've been captured. all right. let's put arnold schwarzenegger up. >> okay, and now we should try to talk a little bit. >> jimmy: okay. >> hey. >> jimmy: wow. >> i'm bill. remember me? it's me. remember? >> jimmy: wow. >> you used to work for me. that's scary. >> jimmy: yeah. >> all right. in that movie, his catch phrase was, "open up the door, there's a bomb in there." [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: that was his catch phrase? >> i opened up the door -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: why would you open the door if there's a bomb in there? >> why don't you jus

they get $30 worth of movie. >> speaking of money, schwarzenegger wa paid $21,000 per word. >> hasta considering only speaks 700 words in the film. divide that his $15 million salary. another stand-out -- linda hamilton, as sarah conner. >> a lot of life lessons that i learned. even with the training, not just military training but you keep going and your muscles hurt and you push through it there's su a satisfaction and a serenity that comes from that. >> i love you, john. i always will. >> whatever happened to edward furlong who played her son. poised for stardom. he was only 13 when we sat down with him. >> i had to do a lot of exercising and work with guns a lot. >> like many young stars, furlong battled drugs alcohol. and his falter. in 2013 he was arrested for allegedly assaulting ex-girlfriend. we got a look at director james cameron in action, six years before he "titanic." >> everybody off, please. >> i go for perfection. there is no such thing as perfection, because perfection is subje i just want it to be the best that it can be. >> the hard work paid off. that and arnold'

. >> matthew mcconaughey, sly stallone, arnold schwarzenegger turned the stadium into the hottest partywn for the los angeles dodgers blue diamond gala. fleetwood mac's performance. the band impressed "scandal"'s bellamy young. >> fleetwood mac. >> olympic skier lindsay vonn suffered a wardrobe malfunction, but gracefully recovered. >>> we're with another olympic gold medalistt mmkayla maroney, she tells us about her surprising career. why she had to give up gymnasticc. >> that was heartbreaking for me. >>> "dancing with the stars" weekend wedding secrets. we're with the couple practicing their first dance. >>> plus -- ♪ ♪ >> all-new barbra singgng with the stars. what happened behind the scenes with hugh jackman? >>> jennifer garner, jessica alba, lea michelle and chris evans will be n "e.t.." >>> summer olympics begin a week from today. down in rio. and since this is flashback friday, why don't we go back four years ago, that's when our women's gymnastics team took home gold. >> they took home the hearts of everyone, too, mckayla maroney was a member of that historic team. >> she was

. >> matthew mcconaughey, sly stallone, arnold schwarzenegger turned the stadium into the hottest party for the los angeles dodgers blue diamond gala. fleetwood mac's performance. the band impressed "scandal"'s bellamy young. >> fleetwood mac. >> olympic skier lindsay vonn suffered a wardrobe malfunction, but gracefully recovered. >>> we're with another olympic gold medalistt mmkayla maroney, she tells us about her surprising career. why she had to give up gymnasticc. >> that was heartbreaking for me. >>> "dancing with the stars" weekend wedding secrets. we're with the couple practicing their first dance. >>> plus -- ♪ ♪ >> all-new barbra singgng with the stars. what happened behind the scenes the stars. what happened behind the scenes with hugh jackman? oh no. oh no. i hate this belt. man oh man. mom, we have a situation. life's bleachable moments need clorox bleach. >>> jennifer garner, jessica alba, lea michelle and chris evans will be what are we missing here, janet? because with citrusy peel shine, i might as well be spraying orange juice on... grape juice. get serious, get a clean

lorelle was a well known disability rights activist appointed by governor schwarzenegger to the council of disabilities. she wrote about the challenges she faced throughout her life and the changes that needed to be made. >> she wanted them to read her books and see it is okay to be different. >> reporter: she showed others they could live an active life in a wheelchair. >> she had been everywhere. we traveled this country. we saw so much. >> reporter: now her family hopes the lessons she taught live on. >> having a disability is just about being different. and, that is okay. >> reporter: she suffered from a genetic disease that put her in a wheelchair at a young age but her husband says that didn't stop her from living life and that is certainly what the couple did. jennifer mcgraw in sacramento for kpix5. >>> police have arrested a man for attacking google headquarters. raul diaz shot out windows and threw malitov cocktails at the building in mountain view on thursday night. now, they are looking into whether the same guy was involved in two previous attacks including the torching of

. >> she was a well-known disability rights activist who had been appointed by governor schwarzenegger to the state council on developmental disabilities. she published several books about living with disability. >>> along the coast in pacifica beach-goers aren't checking each other out because some massive mammals have actually stolen the spotlight. >> kpix 5's andria borba shows us the humpback whales riding waves and dazzling crowds >>> reporter: there's been a feeding frenzy on the coast of pacifica one that's been putting on a spectacular show from the shoreline. >> first we saw spray and then tails. >> reporter: in this video, humpback whales have been "breaking the surface" of the ocean and making their presence known. >> i was screaming, whales! it was a good experience because i have never really seen a whale before in like up close. >> reporter: people here at linda mar state beach say the whales are getting brave, too. they snuck up just behind that line of surfers. marine biologists believe the food source moved closer to the shore making bellies full and eyes wide like thi

. >> in the words of arnold schwarzenegger, i'll be back! >> you've heard of connoisseur. common-sewer! >> they knew i had to ward off some vampires or something. >> let's talk desserts, gentlemen, 'cause i see you

the last speech that had that level of optimism and energy was the one that arnold schwarzenegger gavethere. we're going to go back to the floor, now. we're going to hear from a woman name cheryl langford who has a personal story that connects to donald trump that should be interesting. >> when you lose a spouse, you know that your life will change forever. you know that it won't be easy. but i didn't expect that on top of grieving the loss of my husband and trying to take care of my baby, i would also be the victim of a scam. you just saw what happened to me, how trump university cheated me out of the money i received after my husband's death, how they broke their promises, how they stopped taking my calls, how the whole thing was a lie. by conning me out of the money the military gave me after my husband died, i felt like trump university was disrespecting jonathan's memory. i was furious, frightened, and the truth is, i was embarrassed. the worst part is that i wasn't the only victim of donald trump's greed, far from it. he preyed on vulnerable people, like military widows and the e

with one person tweeting, news flash, arnold schwarzenegger is not a robot. hashtag #bradleycooper. ?? >> stephen colbert continued his convention domination. last night with john oliver. they actually inserted themselves into the "fight song." ?? ?? >> i did not agree to be part of this. this song is going to irritate people. >> i'm sure the late night guys are going to have even more zinger's after hillary's speech. >>> let's go to julia roberts, she's tracking number two. friend, and director, garry marshall. >> garry, he's such an amazing human being. i feel so connected to him and i adore him. >> julia's only ever had positive words for garry. it's been nine days since his passing. now roberts is eloquently putting her emotions into words about his loss. exclusively to "people" magazine saying quote, to know garry marshall was to love him. and i was luckier than most to have loved him for my entire adult life and have been loved by him because his love was unconditional. inexhaustible and magical. garry made julia a household name in "pretty woman." >> s

it really tells a story of the enthusiasm, swearingen eggers's --arnold schwarzenegger's uncertainty, and the voter entreaty of the vice president. in 1988, the debate between senator benson and soon to be vice president quayle? i worked with jack kennedy, senator you are no jack kennedy? a timeless line. it did not influence too many voters. it's one of those bits of american history that will live on. 1992. again, i use this image to suggest that bill clinton was able to captivate a generation using unconventional campaign tactics. who would have thought you have a president with dark glasses playing a saxophone on national tv, much less with an african-american host? the mtv appearance. boxers or briefs? we have ross perot, who did pretty well in the debates that year. bushu remember, president looking at his watch, on the third debate, i think it pretty much summed up his disengagement. did you look at his face here versus the image in 1988, you can see people who appear very different in their orientation. of course these are only two images. 1996. again, basically we are in what

what he thinks of his apprentice replacement arnold schwarzenegger.

other people and apparently stole and posted social security numbers from people like arnold schwarzenegger, kanye west and pdd,. >> i wanted to hear a little remorse in what he had claimed responsibility for. he disrupted so many lives. really put so many peoples lives in danger. i was disappointed he didn't say he was sorry. he didn't acknowledge the pain he caused. >> a well-known cyber security expert he may have got him after he wrote about a website where he and his co- conspirators were exposing the social security numbers of all kinds of celebrities. he is now cooperating with prosecutors and the judge told him he had time to get his life on track. live from the court, wusa9. >> he told the judge hackers are swating fewer people because the message got out you can get to prison. many of the perpetrators never end up behind bars, he told the judge it was a matter of time before someone gets hurt or killed. >>> tracking the metro, if you take the train to get to reagan national airport for the next week it will not be easy. metro transitions to the next step. metro blue and yellow lin

teleprompter failed in 2004 during smaeg schwarzenegger's address.had rehearsed it so many times he had it memorized. i remember john mccain making the point, please, god, i hope that teleprompter doesn't go out tomorrow night. he said we're screwed if it does. >> however sarah palin worked out, she nailed it at the rnc in 2008. >> she did. >> to know she did that with only partial teleprompter assistance, props to her. >> and for part of the country that didn't know the phrase hockey mom, they certainly did after that. >> the reason we're having a brief dance interlude and somebody should do a choreographic study of the way people dance when not instructed to do so in large numbers because we've seen it a lot and rnc delegates in general are pretty good dancers. >> start with weddings and bar mitzvahs. >> nobody says come to the rnc, make sure you're wearing your dancing shoes. a lot of dancing over the last four days. the reason we're having another musical interlude is because they're running ahead of schedule. that will usually be a good thing an

arnold schwarzenegger was governor of california. speak english, how hard could this job? here's the question i would like you to ask yourselves. are you going to waste your votes on no-sense pence and no-brain kaine? [ cheers and applause ] or are you going to double your votes, maybe triple them, and say, gimme jimmy for vice president? [ cheers and applause ] i don't need a donald trump, i don't need a hillary clinton to hold my hand like i'm a baby who can't wipe himself. i am a strong, fierce, proud, independent african-american woman. and i will lead this country into the ocean! if need be! thank you. god bless america. [ cheers and applause ] by the way, donald trump got a crazy endorsement this weekend from president obama's half-brother malik, malik obama says he's voting for trump. boy, i tell you. you give one atomic wedgie growing and up they never forget it. malik has been a democrat all his life but changed party affiliations after michelle obama made him eat her lentil loaf at the last family dinner. there's malik wear

i've seen this before in the state of california when arnold schwarzenegger ran for governor and he wasked for the same sorts of things, they moved on, he won the election. >> we'll see. we have so much more to talk about in the next hour and a half or so. don't go anywhere. you'll hear the criticism of the obama economy, make america work again is the theme tonight. more americans are working, we'll look at the numbers the mile markers, if you will, in august of 2012 un -- unemployment 8.1, it's now 4.9 and more americans are starting to return to the labor market. general jeff sessions providing counter point to that. >> fellow republicans, we must understand that the incomes of middle class americans today are $4,000 less per year than in 19999. this is an economic disaster. >> we've checked those numbers, folks, that is true, but not all of that decline comes under president obama. in 1999 median household income hit a record high nearly $58,000, by the time president george w. bush left office in 2008. median household income you can see has declined and dropped further under presi

let's put arnold schwarzenegger up. >> okay, and now we should try to talk a little bit. >> jimmy: okayer me? it's me. remember? >> jimmy: wow. >> you used to work for me. that's scary. >> jimmy: yeah. >> all right. in that movie, his catch phrase was, "open up the door, there's a bomb in there." [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: that was his catch phrase? >> i opened up the door -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: why would you open the door if there's a bomb in there? >> why don't you just say, guys, there's a bomb in there. run! open up the door! well, you didn't say open the door. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: open up the door there's a bomb in there. >> someone wrote that. arnold, we got your line. what is it? and this is the dinner they had. we had a dinner with arnold to tell him his line. what is it? is it open up the door there's a bomb in there? you want to hear a joke? i used to be the governor of california. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: bill hader, everyone. "the bfg" opens in theaters july 1st. we'll be right back with maria bamford. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ wait no my computer, no,

both had the experience of running and winning governors' campaigns in california for arnold schwarzenegger. california late in 2016, the republican party will actually become smaller from the declined state registrations, historically significant because it's the first time we've had the two parties that one of the two parties will essentially become a third party -- >> wow. >> -- in 1 of the 50 states. so, no chance and no chance in california. but new york, connecticut, it's not out of the realm of the possible. >> really? >> in the same way arizona, when you have 16% hispanic support across the country, is a state that comes into play for the democrats. >> in 2012, new york was 63%-35% for obama over romney. how does that -- >> donald trump is a quintessential new yorker. he's been famous in this state, in the city for 30-plus years. >> let's bring on a quintessential iowan. senator ernst has brought along a cast of thousands, apparently. >> delegates, republicans, and millions of my fellow americans watching around the country, especially those in iowa. thank you, iowa. it's an honor t

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. >> lori was a well-known disability rights activist who had been appointed by governor schwarzeneggerstate council on developmental disabilities. she also published several books about living with disabilities. >>> the group safe kids worldwide is reminding parents to stay alert around the water this summer. about 800 children drown every year. two-thirds happen between may and august. it only takes a minute for a child to drown. the group says that parents get a false sense of security because they expect to be able to hear kids if something goes wrong. the group recommends that parents designate an adult to be a water watcher to keep a close eye on kids while they swim even if a lifeguard is present. >>> some twins think they are special when they finish each other's sentences but two twin sisters pulled off something far more exciting. they gave birth at the very same minute. meet little newborn samantha lynn. she was born at 1:18 a.m. pacific time yesterday in la jolla. and this little bundle of joy reed joseph was born at 1:18 a.m. mountain time yesterday in denver. here are the

in the words of arnold schwarzenegger, i'll be back. >> you've heard of connoisseur, i'm a common-sewerey knew i had to ward off some vampires or something. let's talk desserts gentle

joining me is the co-founder of the trump superpack, mystery, california, superpack to governor schwarzeneggery versus gotten so much press for something you ultimately didn't have a lot of support when it came down to brass tax in cleveland. which is the idea there are republicans and activists who really want to stop trump. there weren't many this week, you have to admit that? >> i think that's fair t. stop trump movement has its genesis factor in the primaries. here in california, we had hoped we were going to be competitive to the extent there are delegates, went to have that minority report for rules on the floor to allow for a conscience clause. that was very organic. there was not a whole lot of orkstration to that. i think those are delegates from the states that are troubled by him as the nominee, trying to speak out and do what they can do to stop him. >> reporter: when you look ahead through this convention, one of the pro trump arguments would be okay there are fewer elected republicans involved, halle jackson was just reporting on that and the trump folks would say, ye, that's goo

you saw him turn out for schwarzenegger for ronald reagan. these are folks that are typically not in play. the only way to really combat that is to turn out your base. again, it's not clear -- people like tim, but it went from him, to republican, to democrat. it's not clear he really is a base guy. so he's going to have to step it up. but they're going to have to give him something to work with. they have to make investments and turn out now if it's going to bear fruit in 100 days. >> we know, at least the reporting that tim kaine is going to come out and change his position on tpp, that he's actually going to come out against it. he did vote for trade promotion authority, that put him on the wrong side of the issue for a lot of progressive voters. but he's going to flip that position. that could be something they could use to sell him. >> that would be very important, solidify that position there. we're keeping a close eye on things. and we're told it still is a few minutes before hillary clinton and tim kaine take to that stage together. we

laurie, sophia loren, zsa zsa gabor, and the most recent entertainers, natalie portman, arnold schwarzenegger, dan aykroyd, and most importantly of all, eddie van halen from the netherlands. there are sports figures, the first generation children of immigrants, lou gehrig, joe dimaggio, hank greenberg, and of course, today we have the immigrants themselves, yao ming, fedorov, wayne gretzkysky, hideki matsui, and arguably the single best athlete of our generation, mariano rivera. [ laughter ] who? the people from boston have spoken. when we consider the role of congress and the executive branch in immigration, it is, of course, important to understand that immigrants and their children -- and when we speak about immigrants, it's almost always important to talk about the first generation, because they are almost always raised in immigrant communities. and indeed, there is a phenomenally wonderful map that the census produced for the 1910 census, which shows county by county the percentage of immigrants and their children across the united states. bright red meant that they were 50% or more immi

the night before hearing how producers approached schwarzenegger in starring for "hunt for october. clancy was clearly a hit in newspaper articles listed the officials who read and enjoyed hunt for october. indeed, while at that state dinner, the photographer enthused to clancy that everyone in the white house had read the book. secretary of defense weinberger was the last in the administration to read it but quickly became its biggest supporter behind reagan itself. the editors of the times literary supplements approached weinberger about taking part in a series that would have prominent world leaders talk about a book they felt served more attention. weinberger's secretary passed him a copy of the book "hunt," and said on big authority, the big boss cross the river loved it. they were shaping cultural american opinion on the americans policy. he glowingly reviewed the book, offering many reasons for those who want to make the peace and made this review to the wall street journal, and would release patriot games. and gave invite into the minds and motivations of terrorists and upho

half cents sales tax for transportation a restoration of the fee that was less thaned during the schwarzenegger and the sgrond in 2020. >> the voters made the changes to the set aside and last year late last year the mta board and the board of supervisors approved the transportation sustainability fee that brought residential development and essentially go significantly increased the amount of revenue dedicated to transportation infrastructure that capitalized from new development that is happening and increased by more than 60 percent over the old transit development fee that was itch more narrowly focused so with those additional funds this is a lot more we've been to chip away at the deficit that the task force identified the prop a the goading go bond was organized and focusing on the reliability of street safety the blue on the chart shows the first issuance of the bonds that was done last year and from that some of the projects that i've talked about today that you've approved over the last year and including some have gone into the ground are market-rate on the streets in terms of physic

our former governor arnold schwarzenegger when he wanted to abolish something called the car tax what did he do what he did this huge event where he have a car literally destroyed, do you remember this at all? >> it was such an extreme example. he thought we were going to abolish the car tax. i'm not sure what the head to do with destroying the car tax but that is an example peered bill clinton who mort and other he did more than anyone he have something where he was dedicating a monument in utah or designated land to be under the monument terms which means which building another things you could do. he did not put up anything what he did was set up a nice wooden terrible and there was a gorgeous view of the whole area. -- just let the picture speak for itself. you have to build anything. you have the beauty of this wonderful wilderness area. cut to the selection what you remember about some of the visuals but donald trump what he would do is come in in the big huge plane that was supposed to evoke air force one. when he announced and he came down the escalator just the picture of gra

half cents sales tax for transportation a restoration of the fee that was less thaned during the schwarzenegger and the sgrond in 2020. >> the voters made the changes to the set aside and last year late last year the mta board and the board of supervisors approved the transportation sustainability fee that brought residential development and essentially go significantly increased the amount of revenue dedicated to transportation infrastructure that capitalized from new development that is happening and increased by more than 60 percent over the old transit development fee that was itch more narrowly focused so with those additional funds this is a lot more we've been to chip away at the deficit that the task force identified the prop a the goading go bond was organized and focusing on the reliability of street safety the blue on the chart shows the first issuance of the bonds that was done last year and from that some of the projects that i've talked about today that you've approved over the last year and including some have gone into the ground are market-rate on the streets in terms of physic

half cents sales tax for transportation a restoration of the fee that was less thaned during the schwarzenegger and the sgrond in 2020. >> the voters made the changes to the set aside and last year late last year the mta board and the board of supervisors approved the transportation sustainability fee that brought residential development and essentially go significantly increased the amount of revenue dedicated to transportation infrastructure that capitalized from new development that is happening and increased by more than 60 percent over the old transit development fee that was itch more narrowly focused so with those additional funds this is a lot more we've been to chip away at the deficit that the task force identified the prop a the goading go bond was organized and focusing on the reliability of street safety the blue on the chart shows the first issuance of the bonds that was done last year and from that some of the projects that i've talked about today that you've approved over the last year and including some have gone into the ground are market-rate on the streets in terms of physic

half cents sales tax for transportation a restoration of the fee that was less thaned during the schwarzenegger and the sgrond in 2020. >> the voters made the changes to the set aside and last year late last year the mta board and the board of supervisors approved the transportation sustainability fee that brought residential development and essentially go significantly increased the amount of revenue dedicated to transportation infrastructure that capitalized from new development that is happening and increased by more than 60 percent over the old transit development fee that was itch more narrowly focused so with those additional funds this is a lot more we've been to chip away at the deficit that the task force identified the prop a the goading go bond was organized and focusing on the reliability of street safety the blue on the chart shows the first issuance of the bonds that was done last year and from that some of the projects that i've talked about today that you've approved over the last year and including some have gone into the ground are market-rate on the streets in terms of physic

our former governor, arnold schwarzenegger, when he wanted to abolish something called the car tax, what did he do? he did this huge event where he had a car literally destroyed. do you guys remember at all during the campaign? it was such an extreme example, but it got a ton of attention. he was saying we're going to abolish the car tax, so he destroyed a car. i'm not exactly sure what that had to do with destroying the car tax, but that's an example. bill clinton, who mort and others probably did more work for than anyone, had something where he was dedicating a monument in utah or designating land to be under the monument terms which means that you can, it was limited to how much building and other things you could do. he didn't put up banners, he didn't put up anything. what he did was set up a nice wooden table, and there was a gorgeous view of the whole area. mort, were you at that event? you did that? that was an example of just letting the picture speak for itself. you didn't have to put up banners or signs, you had the beauty of this wonderful wilderness area behind him, and tha