schwarzenegger: i want to hear -- ms. marinucci: i want to hear david and steve on the issue of the divisiveness right now. historians are telling us this may be divisive -- the most divisive time ever? mr. axelrod: i only knew bonnie i reputation. i must say that was the most moving non-memorial service i've ever attended. important day an to have this discussion. i think we are all stunned by the reality of what we heard on the news today. i don't think this is the most divisive time in history. mostly everybody here is a student of history, we fought a civil war. we have had very divided times. there are elements that aren't the same. one is the modern media environment that allows us to create these virtual reality worlds, these silos in which our affirmed and not informed. we have this infotainment industry that profits from conflict. we have candidates and parties that profit from conflict. i don't want to be the skunk at the garden party. governor, you deserve credit for trying to bring up republicans and democrats

governor schwarzenegger, you're a republican. you've said you're going to stay with the republican party, stay in the republican party. steve, you're well known republican operative who left the republican party, and david you are working -- >> i'm not joining the republican party. [laughter] >> and david, you're a democrat whose party is divided right now, fighting -- talk a little bit about those personal choices and how you think those are going to in one way or another contribute to bringing us all back together again. >> well, i mean, some people feel like love it or leave it, or love it or change it. so i believe in staying in the republican party because when i came to america, and i listened to the debates, during the presidential election, before november, there were all the debates going on and press conferences, and i was sitting there, i remember, i couldn't speak english, and i had a friend that luckily spoke english and german and he helped me with the translation. i listened to nixon. i said what party is he? and h

you sit down with former california governor arnold schwarzenegger.s you talk about gets to this fear conversation is immigration. listen to this for our viewers. >> to me, it's more important to get the job done rather than to worry about is there a caravan or not. if immigration reforms, if they secure the border and also deal with the people that are actually here, the law-abiding citizens, and bring them into our system officially and make them be part of and grant them to stay here. if that is worked out, democrats and republicans, then we wouldn't have any of these problems. >> you actually hear that from a lot of americans. what you get from politicians is abolish i.c.e. on the far left and birthright citizenship from the right, from the president. right now. do you think schwarzenegger is being slightly naive that this would ever be possible. >> it's important to stress he's a former politician, and the fact is he himself acknowledges that he wouldn't win a republican primary because his views on immigration reform are out of the mainstream of

announcer: former california governor arnold schwarzenegger hosted and returning celebrity -- civility to politics. this is an hour and 20 minutes. [applause] i have a great pleasure of introducing for luminaries. they will deliver the lecture. a lot of people in this room need no introduction. i would like to use this time to say a few words about the inspiration. was a friend to everyone. working with her every day for the last years of her life was the one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. sound, shes this may would have loved this event. she would not have a loved all the attention but she would have loved working the room, giving hugs, shouting hellos and extracting commitments. you know it is true. [laughter] she would have loved the lineup of speakers and never admitted it, who would have loved the fact that her light -- life could bring together such an audience to explore civility in politics. nothing but the well-being of worried her more than the deep divide plaguing america. solutiond to find a and live to see it fixed. i am humbled to continue her work at the i

. >>> meanwhile, it's two thumbs up for chris pratt and katherine schwarzenegger's relationship righteah, two reasons, family and football. up first in tonight's know and tell, pratzenegger's first thanksgiving. >> what's a kennedy family holiday without flag football? chris witnessing their storied tradition in l.a. as he and the daughter of jfk's niece katherine schwarzenegger watched her brothers and friends from the sidelines with mom maria shriver. >> the couple together for five months has the full support of katherine's fam a source tells "e.t." maria feels they are a match made in heaven. >>> next arod plays a thanksgiving trick on jlo. jennifer shocked when an invited mentalist seemingly turns her family dinner dead quiet. >> what? >> while it was just an epic prank lopez did have reason to believe. earlier alex appeared hypnotized unable to speak simple phrases like my love. >> i yummy you. i yummy you. >> this one should be easy to say for jlo's man of a year and a half, right? >> i yummy you. i yummy you. >>> and finally blake and gwen trapped? >> you stuck, blake? >> this

up next, former california governor arnold schwarzenegger talks to david axelrod on "the axe files." still around for that. my name is chris hughes and i am a certified arborist for pg&e. i oversee the patrolling of trees near power lines and roots near pipes and underground infrastructure. at pg&e wherever we work, we work hard to protect the environment. getting the job done safely, so we can keep the lights on for everybody. because i live here i have a deeper connection to the community. and i want to see the community grow and thrive. every year we work with cities and schools to plant trees in our communities. so the environment is there for my kids and future generations. together, we're building a better california. >> announcer: tonight on "the axe files," arnold schwarzenegger on president trump's closing arguments ahead of the midterms. >> i'm very little interested in politics, because it sucks, because i'm more interested in policy. >> the former california governor takes on immigration, climate, the me too movement, and what he sees as the most pressing issue in america

an mp schwarzenegger institute spotlight recipient for spring 2017. [applause] i guess you guys thought i did something important to deserve that award. in short, i wanted to tell you a bit more about my background. now and in terms of what we're discussing right now, my background in terms of my undergrad in political science and a lot of what we discussed is what we are discussing today. organizations, an area that we discussed in political science class regarding this topic. much of what we are discussing his identity politics. is identity politics a good thing? i remember a speaker that worked very closely, one of those that came in terms of identity politics. through and those did not work. i believe that is what identity politics kind of is. not trying to bring race or whatever type of background you ine into the pulse, but terms of that opinion, it didn't work. trumpism, identity politics is pushed to the extreme where it is creating this extreme polarization. my question here, the hispanic population, the african-american population is being c

this is the good of america. >> schwarzenegger stopped to feed the firefighters breakfast and later he helped make sandwiches for people waiting in long lines to get mail at the paradise post office. >>> soggy day for those last minute thanksgiving errands. we saw people running to and from their cars. people are still out shopping, umbrellas in hand. it has been a wet one. we needed it. we needed it. >> we needed every drop of it. there are more drops on the way. the last time it rained in san francisco before today, the giants and a's were still playing baseball. we are almost done with football. scattered downpours, courtesy of the front coming through. heavier showers moving through fairfield, one over travis base. one over martinez, concord, discovery bay, walnut creek, all getting scattered showers. right now things clearing out on the peninsula. still snowing in the mountains where a winter storm warning is in effect until friday morning from the first storm. another one for friday evening. snow level at 6,000 feet. minimum snowfall, 10 inches of snow. up to 30 inches at the hig

that's what we teach our people at usc, at the schwarzenegger institute.ll people, stop complaining. do something about it. go do everything you can to unseat your congressman or your senator or whatever it is. what do you do rather than just sit in front of the television? it's terrible, everyone is arguing, i don't know what's going on in the world now, everyone is fighting. that's bogus. that doesn't do anything. nor does it solve the problem when you see people on television screaming at each other. >> i agree on both counts and it's probably a good time to offer an admonition to people who are watching that, go out and vote, there's an election. >> vote, but do more than that. democracy is not a spectator sport. you got to go and fight for what you stand for. >> i agree. >> and if you believe that your congressman or your senator or your governor or your assemblyman or whoever it is is not performing well, go out and do something about it. einstein always said that, you know, the more you do the same thing and expect different results, that's insanity

in return, kadyrov presented the chechen schwarzenegger with a brand new sports car, which, sadly, hend that is all the time we have left. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, we have more sports news for you in the next hour. bye— bye. hello there. if you thought it was cold yesterday, today is going to feel even colder. all the mild air that we had over the weekend has been pushed away by these easterly winds, and, with stronger winds, it will feel colder today, and we're also drawing in colder and colder air as the day goes on. now, probably not a great deal of frost to start the day, too much wind for that, there may be some early sunshine. i think fairly quickly the cloud will build and all these showers in the east we will get blown that bit further westwards, some of them heavy and maybe a touch wintry over the higher ground as well. a closer look at the showers in the afternoon. frequent showers coming through the english channel and into the south—east of england. we've got the winds on

thanks so much. >> good to be with you, anna. >> a brand new ax files featuring arnold schwarzeneggeronight at 7:00 p.m. eastern on cnn, and just a reminder, cnn will have special election night coverage this tuesday beginning at 5:00 p.m. eastern. we'll be right back. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. "look what she's accomplished... she authored the ban on assault weapons... pushed the desert protection act through congress, and steered billions of federal dollars to california projects such as subway construction and wildfire restoration." "she... played an important role in fighting off ...trump's efforts to kill the affordable care act." california news papers endorse dianne feinstein for us senate. california values senator dianne feinstein >>> you are in the cnn newsroom. it's 5:00 eastern. 2:00 out west. it is a frantic race to the finish on tuesday. president trump is racheting up his nationalist rhetoric and his final pitch for republican candidates. in montana today he continued to vilify the migrant caravan while insisting strong are bothereders should be se

chris pratt and catherine schwarzenegger getting four out of five. they're in good with each other's ex, the four some went trick or treating even comfortable enough to kiss few feet from anna. >> it's crazy let's go. >> moment they started dating sources say everything fell into place with so much in common. 39 and 28-year-old have the full support of her family and mom maria feels they're a match made in heaven. now neeky and brona starts 5 out of 5. started dating in may and will likely say i do in india bef wi. han' happier andsomeone who cou partner to you in many more ways than one is amazing. >> so why the rush down the island. we're told, quote, they know they love one another and are going to be married so they don't see the appeal in waiting too long. next up. jenna and her love. >> are you happy? because we love you, so we want you to be happy. >> yes i'm very happy. thank you for asking. >> she's got the glow ladies and gentlemen. >> thank you. >> they're less than two months into their relationship but this pair get a's three on the heat

yesterday, chris and his girlfriend of four months, katherine schwarzenegger who couldn't have looked happier took jack to a boy scout meetingle a week earlier they took jack trick-or-treating. at one point an katherine adjusted anna's snow white wig. get prepared to see more holidays because jack is there number one priority. chris and anna have always maintained a civil relationship and want one another to be happy. >> if plan "a" doesn't work out, that's just about the perfect plan "b." >> got to be proud of that. s that very big people. >>> it's been 17 years since nicole kidman and tom cruise went their separate ways and now nicole salespeopling about about her relationship with their two kids, conner and isabella. >> any mother will tell yous lo for you here. >> she says her children who are now grown are in her heart, despite rumors they don't speak to their mother because of scientology. kidman says, quote, they have made choices to be scientologyists and as a mother it's my job to love them. i am an example of that tolerance. no matter what your child does there is love to se

arnold schwarzenegger wanted to let firefighters he is thankful for their work. >> they are true heroes. i play heroes in movies, but they are movies. those are the true heroes. >> he is donating $100,000 to the firefighter fund. >>> investigators know who killed this young woman in palo alto back in 1973. nbc bay area robert handa. >> reporter: sheriff's investigators say dna technology was the turning point along with persistent. there isn't much left at the crime scene where much of the 1973 murder investigation took place of 21-year-old leslie per love. they found her body strangled under a tree nearby. but the killer never found. >> it is extremely difficult to revive and pursue a cold case. there are people who are no longer to be interviewed or spoken with. >> reporter: what was left of the crime scene was the killer's dna investigators. 74-year-old john arnold. >> we actually are now able to look at the family to try to identify the suspect. >> when i spoke with the family members, you know, they were relieved that we finally found somebody that was involved in this case that wa

. >> you talked to arnold schwarzenegger for this weeks' ax files. >> i did. >> we'll let him say it.l the tape. >> trump is out there now and he said this election boils down to the caravan and kavanaugh and the economy. is that an effective pitch? >> you're asking me a political question. >> yeah. >> and i have to say to you that i'm very little interested in politics because it sucks. because i'm more interested in policy. the reality of it is we are at this stage because for 20 years they've promised to create immigration reform and they haven't. >> well, let me ask you about that. >> i think it is embarrassing. >> what did you make of that? >> well, first of all, that's arnold, right? that's him being arnold. i think he does reflect the feeling of a lot of voters. what really strikes me and i talked to him about it in this conversation is that, you know, he got elected because he was a character, the terminator. he was going to take a sledge hammer to politics as usual and change everything. >> who does that remind you of? >> yeah, exactly. so i talked to him about this era of ce

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former california governor arnold schwarzenegger. it was a brief moment of positivity for these fire crews, working around the clock to contain the camp fire, the deadliest in california history. >> looking at the way they're fighting, they don't clock in and say i'm going to work eight hours. they work as long as it takes. some 24 hours, some 48 hours they stay up there and fight the fires. imagine doing that kind of work for that many hours under those kind of conditions with the danger of the fires, the terrain, the equipment they have to schlep around. it's unbelievable. >> reporter: and on this day before thanksgiving, many of them will be away from their families and friends in order to help this community get back on its feet. the former governor hopes their sacrifices don't go unnoticed. >> so they're true heroes. i play heroes in the movies. but that's movies. these are the true action heroes. >> reporter: the former california governor mentioned he's actually going to meet with local officials to talk about a thanksgiving g

your upcoming episode, david, of the axe files, you spoke with arnold schwarzenegger and his view ofhe president. let's take a look and we'll talk. >> i'm all for people coming in here legally and working and filling the jobs. if they would create immigration reform where they actually expand the amount of people that come in here legally -- because we need them in farming. we need them in construction. we need them in the restaurants. so, there is a demand over there when you go south of the border here, there is a demand to come here. and there is a demand over here for those people to kunl hercom. i mean, you have supply and demand right there. >> that's going to air saturday at 7:00 p.m. eastern time on cnn. what else are we going to hear from arnold? >> he has interesting views on immigration, also on globalism. when you hear him talk, in certain ways he was a forerunner of trump in that he was a big sort of star. he ran as the terminator effectively, and got elected governor that way just as trump ran as the character from the apprentice who is going to smash, you know, washing

there's chris and his girlfriend katherine schwarzenegger dressed as vikings they share a kiss.eat. the trick? pulling it off just a few feet away from anna and her boyfriend. that ninja in the middle, that's 6-year-old jack. anna and chris support each other in their new relationships and want one another to be happy. halloween together was special, but many more holiday in the future will be spent like this. we can't wait for the christmas photos ♪ can't stop the feeling >> other families enjoying the spirit? justin, jess were lego family. here's mommy reese and her family of blood suckers. jessica alba and her family went with the animal onesie. can you guess this halloween couple? >> i told you i was to be really sweet. >> he's pretty. >> that's heidi klum and her 29-year-old boyfriend tom collins. it took them ten hours to get into the costumes. inside, the two even posed with shrek himself, mike meyers. >> i finally found my shrek. i always wanted to be fiona, but now i found somebody to do it with. i said hoda kotb won, but that might be it. look at pink and her family dr

president bush toured it with arnold schwarzenegger and dianne feinstein. >> more than 98 homes destroyed, 71 people killed. right now more than 1,000 people remain there. conditions are challenging, they are put in the national spotlight. the queen is offering deepest sympathies to those suffering from the fires. >> and among them, a serge and rescue team made up of firefighters in the south bay. more than 40 members from the task force three left a warehouse just a few minutes ago. they loaded up a dozen vehicles with 50,000 pounds of equipment to help. >> some of the camp fire evacwees will be evacuated again. the time is running out, many are running out and trying to figure out where they're going to go next. >> yeah, live there tonight with a update for us. they have until noon so get out, is that the correct timeline? >> yes, and a lot of the people here have a problem because there is really not that many places for them to go. people have been here for days here near their cars. people have helped feed them and find services, but the nearby walmart asked them to leave, and the po

former governor arnold schwarzenegger delivering an important message, letting the firefighters know how thankful we have for their hard work. >> i always, when i go and visit firefighters to let them know that they're the best and that we really appreciate the work that they're doing. they're true heroes. you play heroes in the movies, but that's movies. these are the true action heroes. >> schwarzenegger also says he's donating $100,000 to the firefighters fund. >>> our digital team just added new content to our website. just click on cpecoverage. then you can scroll throu survival stories and pictures of the burn zone. that's at nbc bay area.com. >>> a break in a south bay murder case that's baffled investigators for 45 years. and it came from dna and a genealogy data base. santa clara county deputies say 74-year-old john detrow killed a palo alto woman in 1973. 21-year-old leslie pearler was found strangled in the hills near stanford university. she'd graduated just the year before. now, investigators say that her dna -- excuse me, get row's dna was not in the state criminal file

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announcer: former california governor arnold schwarzenegger hosted and returning celebrity -- civility to politics. this is an hour and 20 minutes. [applause] i have a great pleasure of introducing for luminaries. they will deliver the lecture. a lot of people in this room need no introduction. i would like to use this time to

yep, he and catherine had a double date breakfast with arnold schwarzenegger. >>> coming up, our kelly ryan thanksgiving exclusive. behind the scenes cooking with kelly's youngest son. >> his whole thing was you're not going to ask me any personal questions, are you? >>> then, woody and the gang are back. but who's the new addition creating chaos in "toy story four"? >> you cannot believe how clever they got. >> and h 2 oh my! only we're taking the plunge with the sex >>> rachael ray was given an honor for shining a light on the military. >> every ♪ >>> baby number five isn't slowing down chip and joanna gains of "fixer upper" fame. the couple broke big news on "the tonight show" that they are launching their own tv network. >> we're going to carve it out in a way that makes sense to us and our family. it's going to be filmed in waco, texas so don't have to travel a lot. >> the magnolia network is expected to start in the next 12 to 18 months and nischelle i know you'll be watching. >> if i could set my dvr right now i would. >>> meanwhile here in new york kelly ripa and ryan seacrest

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. >>> former governor arnold schwarzenegger toured the devastated town of paradise. he also met with firefighters who he calls the true action heroes. >> everyone is helping everybody. there's people handing out food. there's law enforcement officers that are taking care of the job, the firefighters that are fighting -- everyone is just coming keanhes r pele waiting in long lines to get mail at the paradise post office. >>> green bay packers' aaron rodgers announced that he is donating a million dollars to help the fire victims. he grew up in chico and when he heard paradise was burned to the ground, he reached out to see how he could help. >> i personally reached out to my friends and the mayor of chico to find out how to help. and raising money is what's needed most right now. >> additionally, state farm is going to donate a dollar for every retweet of his twitter post using the hashtag retweet 4 good r ti fundraisers, other ways you can help, there's a link on sto coming up next. and taking a live look at this year's thanksgiving day parade preps, live from new yo

. >> robert costa, there's something about the beto candidacy that reminds me of the schwarzenegger campaignow it's different in more ways than it's the same, but something about -- california doesn't elect republicans anymore. but it was a special election. it was a special circumstance. he was a special candidate. he had a special message. beto othe policy, is a classic liberal if you will, but his message really is, he doesn't see red state america and blue state america. he's speaking to all of americans. there is something that seems to have transcended and met this moment. do people in that state, do you think the republicans are going to be watching this with white knuckles? >> there is certainly an anti-establishment veneer to the congressman's campaign in texas, but think of, for a second, put aside schwarzenegger and think of beto o'rourke connected to gillum in florida, stacey abrams in georgia. candidates who are progressive and running as out and out progressives, trying to change the way democrats run in the center. instead of running to the center, they're saying let's arouse

. >> there's arnold schwarzenegger. he's riding his bike. >> you will find in this city any locations you may ever dream of withi reasy reach. orter: mihaly korom is head of production sces for the origo film group. one of two major new studios in hungary.ro says in this country of just 10 million people, movie making has meant big money and lots of work opportunities. >> it creates a lot of jobs. i would say today about 25,000 people is like in some way connected to the movie industry. >> this is also an editing room. ur>> reporter: we took a ith origo's marketing director mihÁly tÓth. he showed us what he-talled state--art screening and editing facilities. >> this is the basene 8. eight super-computers. >> reporr: how does this mputer compare to the kind of technology they are using in hollywood for instance? >> it's actually the same. >> reporter: origo has nine biund stages. 's more than 60 feet high and the size of two football fields. scenes from "blade runner 2049" were shot right here. >> we are proud that reall

in return, kadyrov presented the ‘chechen schwarzenegger‘ with a brand new sports car. from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the sport team, goodbye. i will definitely trained my seven—year—old to do push—ups if i get a sports car! that is amazing. the uk consumer group has found, by doing its own research, that most products are cheaper other times of the year. i have been inundated with e—mails from various retailers with various offers as this week progresses towards black friday and then cyber monday. are you underwhelmed by these big retail events ? underwhelmed by these big retail events? in the uk and other countries, sales are happening on a much more regular basis as retailers tried to draw our attention with the likes of amazon undercutting many retailers around the world. john sounds savvy... i shopped a lot during a la barber sales day. i check the price trend on chinese sites. plus they have lots of red pocket subsidies so that have to be cheaper. keith says he is underwhelmed all of these events and i believe they are a con and i will not be sucked in. da

it is schwarzenegger, stallone.merica. that is what he is playing to. show business politics. it is. show business politics, rachel, however, the bottom line is, it looks like he is sorting things out. fastest us wage growth in a decade, job growth, really low unemployment, a couple of questions. is it because of him and his policies or is this covering what is happening anyway? if it is because of his policies, is it short—term, a short—term injection into the economy, which will then be a fallout from because there is a lot of get involved. number three, is this getting through in the places that matter? yes it certainly is in those rustbelt, missed with —— midwestern states that he was very successful at in the collection. at i think, for a lot of voters particularly from the democrats, this will have no impact on them whatsoever. it is about who gets their base out more effectively. michael, can you take us effectively. michael, can you take us to the mera? —— the mera. a 30—year—old man at a maths class. —— the

arnold schwarzenegger has joined the effort to feed many people. >> the story of a teenage athlete whoing a -- battling a catastrophic injury. we will be right back. >>> in the north bay, one community is giving thanks to a very special young man. >> he was paralyzed in a diving accident but he is now making remarkable strides. deborah is live where people gathered to support him. >>> reporter: julie, it was called a flock together. people came to this logic behind us to show love for the family and the teenager who inspired this town. >> he is the guest of honor. he is enjoying the music and his friends. many of them are back home for thanksgiving. it won't be a late night. he has work tomorrow. his work out, is six days per week for seven hours. >> physical therapy to regain strength and mobility. >> he is restoring what one moment took away. >> it is in my head all of the time. i remember everything. >> one year ago with friends, he dove into a wave and injured his spinal cord. he was a star athlete and was paralyzed. he kept it light even in those early days. >> i have marchant lyn

japan say the giant, readers hit the 40 niners and kat heats schwarzenegger films. >> come on, kitty. [laughter] greg: it's weird because it some of his best work. total recall. kat, what you make of this survey? kat: i think there are definite some republicans that are racist. i think that they're all definitely from democrats that are racist. i don't think that whether you are racist or sexist has to do with what you're little party is. i think it has to do with whether or not you are a racist and a sexist. [laughter] but this was upsetting to see because you think about the lack of civility in politics now and this makes perfect sense. that you think this entire party is full of garbage people because of the party they belong to so no wonder they're not treating people civilly things need to change and people need to face reality a little bit or things will keep getting worse. greg: tyrus, will he get better? tyrus: no. every one of you -- 90% in this room is a bunch of racist. [laughter] no, no walter. >> i'm not going to defend myself. tyrus: okay, don't. >> i found this shocking

liz: remember remember arnold schwarzenegger couldn't get it done. >> i am going there knowing the bigusinesses and labor unions control sacramento. i have some ideas including an idea that we think we can change the balance of power, get elections back to the neighborhoods, so people don't have this onslaught of negative tv ads. i think people are really upset about all the tv ads and the negative nature of campaigning these days. we have to get campaigning back down to what our founders intended. town hall meetings. i think this whole incivility that's going on. this whole nastiness is turning people off on the political scene. liz: good to see you, sir, good luck with your race. we reached out to john's democrat opponent gavin newsom. he's fleegd the polls against john cox. new jersey senate battle in full swing. republican bob hugin is trying to unseat bob menendez. we have the analysis. state stay right where you are. you're headed down the highway when the guy in front slams on his brakes out of nowhere. you do, too, but not in time. hey, no big deal. you've got a good record and

volunteers including arnold schwarzenegger and this celebrity chef cooked up meals yesterday. to provide meals to more than 15,000 fire survivors. most are dealing with strong emotions. >> for five hours i didn't know if my children were safe. it was a scary time. i am blessed. they are okay. i feel for all the families that are missing. >> there a number of events scheduled today for those in need from the deadly camp fire. >> a special reunion for a man reunited with his dog after she went missing during the fire. she wound up with rescuers from san francisco animal care and they were sheltering dogs found in the fire zone. they posted pictures of her on social media and her owner got in touch with the shelter. the animal shelter is providing assistance to people in the area and they hope to reunite more pets with their loved ones. >> shelters around the state are helping to care for pets and farm animals. the marin humane society is taking in some of these animals.>>reporter: here at the marin humane society it is lunch time for these pigs. >> this one is outgoing even thou

. >> anthony: a turkey vest, yes, i just gotta have it. [ imitating arnold schwarzenegger ] "this iseet your maker." here's the thing about hunting. the likelihood of me successfully shooting even the stupidest animal on camera are about the same as donald trump being gracious to anybody or adam sandler making a good movie. basically, a magical unicorn is going to land in front of me and shower me with candy and vicodins before i shoot a freakin' turkey on camera. [ gunshot ] that shot you heard was me shooting a producer in the calf and telling him to hobble over to the piggly wiggly for a frozen gobbler before he bleeds out. and like magic, behold. turkey. slow, slow barbecue turkey with all the sides you want and need. what do we got going on here, chef? >> sean: pig's feet and collared greens. >> anthony: oh damn. >> sean: pickled pigs feet and collared greens. >> anthony: oh yes. >> sean: and then barbecue cole slaw, some potato salad with ramps, baked red peas. >> anthony: mm-hmm, oh there's my weakness right there. >> sean: and we made you some very special bright orange mac a

the efforts include star power volunteers like former governor arnold schwarzenegger and celebrity chefs guy fieri and tyler florence. the aim is to provide traditional thanksgiving meals to more than 15,000 fire survivors. more tonight from reporter vicki gonzales. >> reporter: in butte county -- >> table for nine. >> reporter: -- the turkey and fixings have a deeper meaning. >> thank you. >> reporter: healing from the "camp fire" trauma. >> for about five hours, i didn't know if my children were safe. it was the scariest time of my life. >> reporter: food with compassion. >> i'm very blessed. you know? they are okay. i feel for all the families that are still missing loved ones. they are still missing. sorry. it's hard. >> reporter: and touching generosity. [ crying ] >> reporter: oroville's fire department nourishing hundreds. >> the teacher i worked for lost everything. my friends lost their homes. it's just devastation everywhere. >> reporter: at a time of irreplaceable loss, breaking bread as neighbors. >> people who have lost everything will get their time to us when they don't ev

we live in a country substantially -- my old boss, arnold schwarzenegger is very involved in all of theseing reform, if you live in a country where the politicians pick the voters as opposed to the voters picking the politicians, you get what you get here. redirecting reforms -- >> politicians -- >> if you draw these district lines fairly. the congressman when he was the chairperson at the dccc. i spent a part of my career at the nrcc. if you're a part of the committees, you draw the lines in a way it advantages your party. the science and technology that's involved in this is extraordinary. it's important to understand because it blows apart the middle of your electorate. >> even your super educated voter doesn't pay attention to this, like an elected official would. >> most members of congress do not fear a general election opponent. they fear a primary from the far right, the far left, that's what's cleving congress, that ends when you have fair districts. we're going to see this tuesday, will the voters in these four states decide to end the engineering of partisan districts and give