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chris pratt and his son jack spent time with chris' new lady katherine schwarzenegger in santa monicaand here's hunky chris hey in australia hitting the waves with wife elsa pataky. yesterday chris and his trainer picked up a hitch hiker. >> we'll give him a lift. >> little does he know we're getting a chopper. here he is guys, here is a hitch hiker. >> are you guys flying to byron? >> that was a hitch hiker. what a welcome. >> all right scotty, dream's over. back to the normal hitch hiking. >> come on. >> you would like to hitch hike on that helicopter. you love him. >> he's kind of dreamy. >>> still ahead -- e . marry sc.es of "bohemian rhapsody." rami malik takes us back to the beginning of his freddie mercury transformation. >> i may have had a beer in my hand. >>> and -- ♪ i've got friends in low places ♪ >> only "e.t." is backstage for garrett brooks' notre dame stadium take over. >> getting emotional about playing in this stadium, huh? >> yeah. i am walking down that t ♪ >> closed captioning provided by -- 98% of us don't get enough omega-3s. which is why megared advanced 4in1

several women accused schwarzenegger of groping and humiliating them. was during schwarzenegger's campaign for governor. at the time... he denied the allegations... which his campaign dismissed as part of a political attack. but in a recent interview with men's health he talked "stepped over the line several times' and says he was the first one to say sorry." ( darya ) a california baker is facing a legal battle after refusing to make a wedding cake for a same-sex couple. this is happening in bakersfield. in august of 2017 a couple filed a lawsuit against cathy miller because she refused to create a custom wedding cake for them. but earlier this year a judge ruled in miller's favor saying that she was expressing free speech. but the state was allowed to conitnue its investigation and after interviewing miller... they now say they have new evidence and the case is heading back to court. the state has not revealed what new evidence they have. ( james ) for your money this morning... 9 out of 10 silicon valley jobs pay less than they did 20 years ago. and

. >>> former governor arnold schwarzenegger is apologizing for his past behavior towards women. in an interview with "men's health" schwarzenegger says he "stepped over the line" several times and he feels bad about it. this isn't the first time the hollywood actor turned politician has expressed regret. days before winning the 2003 recall election for governor, he faced groping allegations from several women, admitted he sometimes behaved badly onilhe actually realize if they've done things, now that me too has com. inspectors ordered scaffolding put up after a window on the 36th floor cracked. workers took down the protecting scaffolding around the sidewalk and did it without the city's permission. the city says the scaffolding needs to go back up, but the homeowners association doesn't plan to do that. it claims there's no danger to pedestrians. >>> a hefty fine has been leveled against b.a.r.t. state regulators ordered the transit agency to pay $1.3 million for a crash that killed two workers in 2013. b.a.r.t. train struck those two workers as they were working on the tracks

that was during schwarzenegger's campaign for california governor. time, he denied the allegations... which his campaign dismissed as part of a political attack. against the backdrop of the hash-tag-me-too movement, he talked about the controversy in a recent interview with men's health. he says he quote, "stepped over the line several times' and says he was the first one to say sorry." (terisa) some people use their birthday to pick out lottery numbers -- others use their wedding anniversary... or some other personally significant number. but an aquarium in florida is using an octopus. it's a tough idea to wrap your arms around -- even if you have eight of them -- but it's exactly what the sea life orlando aquarium decided to do. their octopus picked one, 18, 35, 36, 41, and 70. if those numbers are right, they will add up to a much bigger number - 548 million dollars to be precise. that's the estimated amount of friday's mega millions drawing... with a cash option of 309 million dollars. it's the third highest mega millions jackpot on record. (teri

. >>> it's hard to spell schwarzenegger, the for californians and us ntv as well. up next, we dig into the kpix archives for how the bay area handled the governor's name with 14 letters. actor arnold schwarzenegger unseated grey davis in an histor >>> this week 15 years ago california had a brand-new governor elect. after arnold schwarzenegger unseated gray davis in a historic recall election. >> mike sugarman challenged people to spell the new governor's name. >> sw >> sch wan >> s, can you give us five minutes please? >> in california's long and colorful history we have had actors before as governor but never one with 14 letters and his last name. 10 of them consonants. >> it is driving people in the news business knots. >> i spell it about 50 times a day and corrected about 50 more times a day. >> lindsay ward is a chiron operator. it's her job to tighten the words on the screen of the newscast. >> if there's anything other than his name on the screen it does not fit. >> even if it fits we may not always get it right. >> my hope is that somebody comes up with a

back in 20-03, multiple women accused schwarzenegger of groping and humiliating them.t was during schwarzenegger's ultimately successful campaign for california governor. against the backdrop of the hash-tag-me-too movement... schwarzenegger spoke about the controversy in a recent interview with men's health saying quote... "looking back, i stepped over the line several times, and i was the first one to say sorry." he expressed remorse for his past behavior, and highlighted measures he took as governor to address the problem of sexual harassment and misconduct. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: gust offshore winds are expected to blow over the weekend. we could see some gusts as high as 50s mph hour over north and east bay hills. as a result fire daner will be elevated saturday through monday. it will be a beautiful night with mostly clear skies and patchy fog at the coast. on the satellite you can see mostly clear skies across california

. >> he followed ronald reagan and he followed arnold schwarzenegger, i guess that's a testimonial to california politics. >> the brown family's california roots go back to the gold rush and a german immigrant named august shuckman. >> my great grandfather left in 1849 and he got on a sailing ship named perseverance. and he came over here across the plains. in the covered wagon. >> as the years passed, the family expanded to include the descendants of immigrants from ireland, france and italy. a history that brown still studies. >> i fillings out the family tree and everyone's relatives that are alive and calls them up and goes over and visits them. they're just i think in shock that here's the governor of california. >> brown inherited his inquisitiveness from his mother. bernice lane. his ambition came from his father. known at pat. california's governor from 1959 to 1967. >> pat brown was very interested in building california infrastructure. he opened three university of california campuses one year, 1965. he built freeways as fast as he could. he built the great california canal

sinced every -- ever arnold schwarzenegger did it, everybody wants to do it. who is a celebrity wants to be a politician and everybody who is a politician wants to hang out with a celebrity. everyone is welcome, anybody who wants to participate, call me or todd and we will get you some work to do. ohio, republican. good morning. caller: it's a good topic. in this environment the political ads that are running right now just put fuel to the fire of all the disagreements we have. it infuriates people when they are watching at home with all the negative ads. it's a big turnoff, if i see a trying to dig up dirt about anything. i just turn the station. you're not going to grab my attention by running a negative ad about somebody else. vote.st lost my ad about the individual who gave the story about their particular life. i'll do the fact finding myself. opportunity on these as ds to give a little snippet of their life and what they want forpublic to have faith in running for political office for the but act, i will just switch the station. guest: every media consul

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guest: ever since arnold schwarzenegger which todd worked for. whont worked for val kilmer wanted to become governor of new mexico. i said, why? he said, since arnold schwarzenegger did it everyone in hollywood wants to. everybody in hollywood wants to be a politician. everyone who is a politician wants to hang out with hollywood celebrities. --t: what about holiday hollywood directors doing what you do? guest: this is a great example. this is a wonderful addition. everybody is out there to participate. host: paul is up next and ohio, republican. caller: how are you folks doing. and i think topic in this environment, the political ads that are running now seem to put fuel to the fire of all the political disagreements we have it infuriates people when they are watching it home all of the ads of negativity. if i see a negative ad by one of the candidates who tries to dig up a bunch of dirt about anything, i will just turn the station. you are not going to grab my attention by running a negative ad about somebody else. i just flip the station, so y

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what former governor arnold schwarzenegger is saying about how he has treated in the past. >>> lime was shut out of the scooter program. the action that the company is taking that could take scooters off our streets. >>> let's start off by looking at the road map. it's not moving. california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's do it for every public-school student in california. i'm marshall tuck. i'm running for state superintendent. >>> let's jump into the temperatures. 50, san rafael. tiburon, 53. clear lake, 63. everybody else in the mid to upper 40s. that's one of the areas we'll be dressing in layers. low to mid-80s this afternoon. 58 brentwood. low to mid 50s in the bay shore and south bay. santa cruz, sunny and 78. beach hazard is over. peaceful. and sunny and warm thi

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what former governor arnold schwarzenegger is saying about how he has treated in the past. >>> lime was shut out of the scooter program. the action the company is making today for switching to progressive? [ engine revving ] you cannot hear me at all, can you? you cannot hear me at all, it's my job to protect as a public safety,pg&e, keeping the powerlines clear while also protecting the environment. the natural world is a beautiful thing. the work that we do helps protect it. public education is definitely a big part of our job, to teach our customers about the best type of trees to plant around the powerlines. we want to keep the power on for our customers. we want to keep our communities safe. this is our community. this is where we live. we need to make sure that we have a beautiful place for our children to live. together, we're building a better california. >>> here's a look at the temperatures and just the beginning of the warming trend. today will push us from 4 to 7 degrees warmer than average. >>> lime asking for a temporaryy restraining order in san francisco superior court t

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big new revelation from former governor arnold schwarzenegger related to the me too movement. >>> plusal wedding overnight. the who's who, who will have people talking today. >>> and let's take you out to the big board this morning, where things are looking a bit up. two bay area companies ipo'd and debuted on the market as well this morning. dow industrials gaining 364 points. you're watching "today in the bay." no the time is 6:43. right now, as we start out with by 4:00 this afternoon. rifplans, try to get it done early. we'll talk about what's going on for the weekend, and also an update on the tropics coming up in less than five minutes. >> this san interesting shot for me. i'll pount out exactly, you see the flashing light, where that relates to the bay bridge. if you head over to san francisco by that route, you'll be interested in this as well. >>> you may be interested in this, if you get gas at all, take a look at this. world gas station in sunnyvale, all blocked off there. it's a warning for drivers who may have filled up there. police believe someone set up a credit card sk

. >> when arnold schwarzenegger was governor the state are owed billions from transportation funds to pay general fund expenses. according to the general office the as of 2018 the state still owed the transportation funds $900 million. >> during bad times, there's a tendency to raid special funds. and that has been true with the transportation funds. most of those funds is understand have been paid back. >> this is the president of the bay area council. his group supports the tax and he says we cannot change the past, that we need additional money and there are new safeguards in place to protect these funds. >> we're kind of in and emergency here and anyone who is out on the road every day can tell you. here's an opportunity to actually do something about it. with regard to these new funds, there is a lockbox. they have to go into transportation. >> this was put on the ballot by a group supported by john cox and some of his supporters. cannot hurt republicans. >> one idea is that may bring out a bigger republican vote since they're legitimately opposed to the gas tax. >> that's right

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. >> he followed ronald reagan and he followed arnold schwarzenegger. i ges that's a testimonial to california politics. >> the brown roots go back to a gold rush. >> my great-grandfather left in 1949, and he got into a city named perseverance, and came over here. >> as the years passed the family expanded to include. >> he fills out the family tree and he find every one of the relatives who are alive and call them up, and he goes over and visits them. and they're i think just in shock that here's the governor of california. >> brown inherited his inquisitiveness from his mother, bernice lane, a san francisco captain's police daughter who graduated from uc berkeley at 19. his admission came from his father known by his constituents at pat. california's governor from 1959 to 1967. >> pat brown was very interested in building california infrastructure. he opened three university of california campuses in one year, 1965. he built freeways as fast as he could. he built the great california canal that ships water from northern to southern california. he work

remember when arnold schwarzenegger said this?tics who are so pessimistic about our economy, i say, don't be economic girly-men. >> jesse: he regrets saying that quote. at the time it felt like like the right thing to do. i called them girly men, they weren't willing to take risks. in the long term it's better to not say. that come on! i mean, arnold is arnold for a reason. >> dana: you can't say anything about it, you better mute your seven. 2004, before the p.c. police ran the country. nobody can look at anything and laugh it off. maybe you don't like the comment, basically, we should all start apologizing for everything we're ever going to say ever, at some point we have to apologize for it. >> jesse: that will take me a long time. girly men is that offensive, even now, 2018? >> juan: i don't think it's offensive. he said it's bet where we work together and try to come up with solutions rather than name calling. i think in the trump era and also in the #me too era, he said i look back and i don't think it was the right thing to

ago here in california i was against recall of gray davis which led to the election of arnold schwarzeneggeri still thought it was a terrible idea. i think impeachment is generally a terrible idea. people who don't want donald trump to be present have an opportunity to act on that in 2020, assuming that he runs. that would be a far more productive use of people's efforts to try to defeat the candidate -- david: by the way, he hasn't been very successful. guy spent $73 million in the 2014 midterms, trish, and he had more losers than winners. >> yeah. well, and i think he's going to lose on this one too. but keep in mind, the left is not just talking about impeaching trump, they want to impeach kavanaugh. there's a lot at stake, interestingly enough, with this election. i don't think it is a prosperous path to be heading down. we're suddenly now, if the left takes over, it becomes a massive political fight where they're out to impeach the president, impeach kavanaugh, etc. i mean, we've got a lot of real problems, putin being one of them, china being another -- david: also whatever happened to

. >> and governor schwarzenegger said this, people look at this as simplistic, but redirecting everyears makes seats safer and safer and allows congressman to be crazier and crazier. we draw these districts that are very left and very right and no checks. >> all the incidents of hate this week were from the far, far, far right. but jonathan, you know, there's anti-semitism and bigotry on the left, as well. i'm not saying it's the same thing, but lou farrakhan is out there calling jews termites, and preaching hatred, and he is somebody who recently was on stage with several former presidents at a funeral. >> that was shocking. you know, i go around the country talking about this, and i talk about louis farrakhan as bigoted and as horrific as anything you have seen, what comes out of his mouth is as awful as anything that comes out of david duke's mouth. it's pretty much the same. but farrakhan's power kind of peaked in 1995 with the million man march. that line that i've used was so undermined by that image at aretha franklin's funeral of bill clinton sitting next to louis farrakhan.

you know arnold schwarzenegger or anybody who does not have ratings as good as him is a loser, so the fact that he realized or was told that he could not avoid the fact that the rallies were on a downward arc in terms of the nielsen popularity, i think that rattled him. i think that he is, we are in the mid-phase now where he is going to try other venues to get time. and you know, it is pathetic almost, brian, to see him sucking up to fox in the last rally last week where he is going, don't you love tucker, and don't you love -- and he is going down the line, and i thought, this is pathetic, that is all he knows, power and fear and fox told him that the ratings are down and we have to go to other programming and now he is sucking up to them. he will be calling in more and go to other venues and like he is using sinclair. he is trying to use sinclair more with boris epstein, the former aide that he has. he is going to him, and instead of boris' little must-carry bottom line with boris editorials now, they are interviews with trump and senior administration officials. and so he started

. >> actually, even the terminator, your own arnold schwarzenegger, said one of the greatest producersmethane are natural emissions, shall we say, by cows. >> right. it's mostly belches, by the way. everybody likes to make fun of cow farts but it's mostly belches because they have this five-part stomach. it emits methane all day long. and methane is a forcing gas that is 20 to 30 times more powerful than co2. >> thank you both very much for bringing this into even more of a public debate. james cameron, suzy cameron, thanks very much. >> thank you, christiane. >> thank you. >>> we turn to another artist making a significant splash. the comedian and author phoebe robinson. her new book "everything is trash but it's okay" tackles the fallout of the 2016 election, sexual harassment in comedy, and being a black woman in today's america. she's best known as one half of hbo's stand-up show two dope queens, and for her podcast so many white guys, she's on a mission to change the comedy demography as she told our alicia menendez when they met in new york. >>> phoebe, your first book was a "new

yet the last republican governor was arnold schwarzenegger.azine being the green governor. when donald trump backed away from leadership on climate change, jerry brown was happy to have the climate summit in san francisco go overseas. >> are republicans forced to embrace the issue here? there are moves to campaign against the gas tax, which is something the republicans can get traction on they believe. why are republicans more likely to embrace this here? >> you look at an example of the national republican stance on climate change and what president trump has done pulling out of the paris accords. at the epa, all of the deregulation, the less environmentally friendly standards that he's chosen to usher in. and that just isn't where republicans necessarily, even in california, even though they are a small sliver, necessarily are. so global and state party have to have a different posture to be successful. >> you're a native california girl. you know this better than both of us. republicans who ran statewide were always environment republicans.

as arnold schwarzenegger says, stop worrying about what will happen in 20 years. let's talk about the damage being done to people themselves because of the degradation of the environment. so, yeah, i think it's possible to get there and we have to keep cool heads about it and recognize, look, i read about the destruction of the coral reefs. here is what it gets down to for me. the lord created the environment. we're supposed to take care of it, not worship it, and we're not doing a good job in taking care of it. more and more enlightened people and companies are saying this is something we must do. i agree with that. >> that's a wonderful way to end. both of you, thank you very much. i'm sure there are many, many people watching this program across the united states who applaud your sense of bipartisanship and take the bitterness and enmity out of politics. governor kasich, governor hickenlooper, thank you for joining me. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >>> so, as u.s. governors and lawmakers in congress grapple with the prevailing forces of opposition and d

that's how arnold schwarzenegger got in there and by the end of schwarzenegger's term he had increasedectorate has been brainwashed into believing these taxes are necessary, otherwise the state will not have good roads. when in fact, the money has been misspent. stuart: i keep telling you it's time to move. you just won't listen to me. here's another one for you. >> i will stay and fight. i'm staying and fighting. stuart: okay. it's your money, after all. a new report, san francisco spent $310,000, taxpayer money, to get non-citizens to vote in a school board election, but the kicker is, only 49 people, non-citizens, actually voted. what on earth is going on? same question. what are you people up to? >> well, the outrage is in how much money was spent on every non-citizen, the outrage is that non-citizens can vote in school board elections, including illegal aliens if they have school age kids. the idea is to first get them to get comfortable with non-citizens voting in school board elections, then we can expand that to other elections. believe me, this is not the first you have heard

guest: ever since arnold schwarzenegger which todd worked for.nt worked for val kilmer wanted to become governor of new mexico. i said, why? he said, since arnold schwarzenegger did it everyone in hollywood wants to. everybody in hollywood wants to be a politician. everyone who is a politician wants to hang out with hollywood celebrities. --t: what about holiday hollywood directors doing what you do? guest: this is a great example. this is a wonderful addition. everybody is out there to participate. host: paul is up next and ohio, republican. caller: how are you folks doing. and i think topic in this environment, the political ads that are running now seem to put fuel to the fire of all the political disagreements we have it infuriates people when they are watching it home all of the ads of negativity. if i see a negative ad by one of the candidates who tries to dig up a bunch of dirt about anything, i will just turn the station. you are not going to grab my attention by running a negative ad about somebody else. i just flip the station, so you l

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only play a hero but you are the true action hero's speed to [applause] and our thanks to arnold schwarzeneggerf ways to be a hero in the fight against climate change and one is driving the transition away from fossil fuel. coal has powered the world but now there are cleaner and healthier to provide a energy for the country and the world. here is a case in point, an interesting case in point. last year, the kentucky coal mining museum did something unexpected. a switch to solar power not for political reasons but to save money. if we take the right steps, we will hear more stories like this in the years to come. the alliance is working to ensure that we do hear many of these stories. the alliance represents over 50 countries, regions and businesses to move beyond fossil fuel for good and now it's my pleasure to introduce some of the people working to power that goal, catherine mckenna the canadian minister of environment and climate change and the uk special representative for climate change bridges. [applause] ♪ >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen. around the world, we have burned more than

the new branding will roll out in the uk in the coming months i saw that arnold schwarzenegger had to"girlie man." >> i remember that >> he had to strike that from his lexicon. >> there's a lot that's changed that's no longer -- >> man size mansplaining >> that's not going away that's what you do to someone to shame them >>> elle magazine is apologizing after attempting to trick people into registering to vote they tweeted kim kardashian and kanye west are splitting up and had a link when users click the link, they're rmoved to a site to register to vote they said we are sincerely sorry. >>> when we come back, the big october dip didn't just hit stocks oil prices are down more than 5% this month we're going to talk about the geopolitical concern for crude next this morning it's up just over 1% but still below $70 take a quick look at the u.s. equity futures dow futures up by 125 points almost s&p futures by up almost 12. ine nasdaq up close to 50 pots comes after a big down day yesterday. we'll talk about it in just a minute i'm april kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierr

arnold schwarzenegger sis he regrets remarks to his political opponents from more than a decade ago.ley: former governor says at the time it felt lining the right thing to do i called them girly mental because they weren't willing to takistics are. i feel bad about it and i apologize. when i became governor i wanted to make sure no one, including me, ever makes this mistakes. ditched the pledge. according to the san francisco chronicle steven cook skipped it before residing over first meeting to protest the current political climate. instead he read a poem by maya angelou. before he scores a touchdown. this little kid really likes to booingy. look aboogie. look a this pregame rid actual. >> oh my god. ♪ jillian: that's 7-year-old ben clark of oklahoma showing off his pregame dance moves which is now going viral, obviously rightfully so. they worked because ben scored a touchdown and 2 point conversion in the same game. so, more power to you, ben. i wish i had those moves. steve: he has pioneering in new rather than just celebrate afterwards. celebrate before. brian: that's what sport

[applause] >> and our thanks to arnold schwarzenegger.ero in the fight against climate change and one of the big ones is driving the transition away from fossil fuel. cole has power the world but now there are cleaner and healthier fuels to provide energy for the country and for the world. here's a case in point, an interesting case in point. last year the kentucky coal mining museum did something unexpected. it switched to solar power, not for political recent but to save money. so if we take the right steps now we will hear many more stories like this in the years to come. the powering task hope alliance is working to ensure that we do him any more of these good news stories. the alliance represents over 50 countries, regions and businesses working to move us all be on fossil fuels for good. now it's my pleasure to introduce some of the people who are working to power past poll. shane rattenbury, from the australia capital territory. catherine mckenna, the canadian minister of environment and climate change. and the uk special represent

have done, i spent time in statehouses in california, virginia, working for foci governor arnold schwarzeneggerer senator john mccain on his presidential run. and the challenge here is have to set aside our politics, and we don't have to always agree, but we don't have to be disagreeable. the united states of care understands the basic tenet that americans are americans and we want to help each other. you want to do what is right for our neighbors and our families. if you look out there right now, almost half of those gofundme campaigns are raising money for health care, for people wanting to help people. we can do better than that. i think that we are talking about that is being able to do better for the american people. right now, they are not getting a good deal. kise, we had seen you work on a senator's campaign and emily barson served for eight years under the obama administration. a little bit more about their background. let's go to macke bill here in washington, d.c. what is your question or comment? caller: i have been listening, good morning to everybody. i have been listening to this