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that's what we are seeing arnold schwarzenegger warning about that when he was governor of california. what is your reaction to that? >> my first reaction is, we are in the heat of the battle here and we should spend our energy on trying to prevent the spread

join us tomorrow with arnold schwarzenegger and edward norton.ere watching you sleep. the pandemic and after. abc 7 inside look at the site of san francisco's largest coronavirus outbreak. >> tonight details about what may have been the first coronavirus death in the united states. >>> a front line nurse going to work got a front tire but left stranded because she had a flat tire. >> i'll have the temperatures coming up. abc 7 news at 11:00 starts right now. >> announcer: now your health, your safety, this is abc 7 news. >>> tonight we're learning more about the south bay woman now known to be the first person killed by the coronavirus in the united states. governor newsom wants deaths from the beginning of the year reviewed and today he made the %-p california. >> when can we go back to some semblance of normalcy? there's no date. >> as some states plan to reopen business by may 1st, president trump urging them to pump the brakes. >> it's just too soon. i think it's too soon. >>> good evening. i'm dan ashley. and i'm ama daetz. we're learning mo

mystery of the dragon seal, a chinese—russian production nominally starring jason flemyng, arnold schwarzeneggerfleeting appearances by the likes of charles dance, and rutger hauer in one of his final roles. come with me. the sequel to 2014's forbidden kingdom which, like its predecessor, has been released around the world under umpteen different titles, the iron mask finds flemyng's map—makerteaming up with the titular russian tsar to battle a face—swapping witch who's imprisoned a dragon whose eyelashes make tea, or something. to be honest, i had very little idea what was going on, and i don't think the screenwriters had much more. suffice to say that despite the publicity images, arnie and jackie, who both get producer credits, are very much secondary characters sharing one entertaining punch—up but not a whole lot more. you look better this way. the rest is a mishmash of slapstick wire work, comically bad dubbing, incoherent plotting and shonky cgi land and seascapes. it is also worth noting that the film was designed to be a 3d spectacular which explains all the chains being chucked at the

though you were completely guilty from that point on the state if it's sort of like the arnold schwarzenegger terminator movies not going to stop until it's over and i've seen cases where prosecutors say the there's newly discovered d.n.a. in the case which will tell you who should have been convicted and prosecutors will fight that they don't want this d.n.a. tested because they already have a conviction employees why risk overturning the conviction technically today for the state of mississippi is still technically she is guilty. in exchange. for. the poor. refused to believe. we went to see the body before. i mean we had that in our head. they said she had trauma. to the head. and she had a broken. the only one i have in the whole shooting a body year and a half old. i don't believe it was melissa they did it. i don't. they were i mean there was a house full of children i mean small kids i mean i don't know i honestly don't believe it was her. name bone in her body i mean she never disciplined these kids i remember her yearning you know but. no. i never know the senators and i wish you wou

that's what we are seeing arnold schwarzenegger warning about that when he was governor of california. what is your reaction to that? >> my first reaction is, we are in the heat of the battle here and we should spend our energy on trying to prevent the spread and facing the enemy of this virus. can you hear me? david: we are having some audio problems with elizabeth mcdonald but go ahead and finish. >> i just think we need to foc focus, this does not need to get into a political back fighting, petty back-and-forth, we need to focus to get through this rough patch here. this is a critical juncture. we can bend the curve and get through this and half the time we can look back and do the postmortem, do the forensic analysis on where we could have done some things better. we all know a big part of this is the structural problems with our supply change. we know there's some things to learn from this and do better going forward right now. efforts and energy should be focused on battling this virus. david: i love your optimism. liz: thank you. david: liz is back. liz: it's me and david inter

or go for a bike ride like arnold schwarzenegger did with his pet miniature donkey and miniature hours>>> a paddle border was arrested in malibu said for refusing to getting out this much the ocean. he spent 30 minutes paddling in the ocean off malibu beach after ignores orders from lifeguards to go ashore. so harbor patrol brought in a boat to chase the paddle boarder. he swam to shore and was arrested a on misdemeanor charge. >>> mow pick-up basketball games this weekend in fremont. take a look at this. crews there putting two by fours over the hoops at fremont park. they are screwed in pretty tight so people get the message about social distancing. >>> well, it may not matter so much this weekend. paul, you're tracking the rain. a lot of people forced to stay inside this weekend. >> yeah, i think mother nature will be doing plenty of encouragement regarding social distancing with good rain chances in the forecast. it is good news, even though it's happening on a weekend. we need the rainfall, anywhere from a half inch 0 maybe an inch or more of total accumulation as we head through

completely guilty from that point on the state will not back off it's sort of like the arnold schwarzenegger terminator movie is not going to stop until it's over i've seen cases where prosecutors have there's newly discovered d.n.a. in a case which will tell you who should have been convicted and prosecutors will fight that they don't want this d.n.a. tested because they already have a conviction in place why risk overturning that conviction technically today for the state of mississippi. technically she is guilty. but. in exchange the state has said she served all the time that she needs to serve but means that she can sue the script so hot. more than a $1000000.00 medical expenses. and . another case. accused of killing her 2 year old daughter. the media covered the story the case of a poor. mother. and her daughter in law refused to believe that. it was and. we went to see the body before. i mean we had that in our head. they said she had trauma. to the head. and she had a broken arm. and. i don't believe it was. i don't. they were i mean there was a house full of children i mean small k

completely guilty from that point on the state will not back off it's sort of like the arnold schwarzenegger terminator movie is not going to stop until it's over i've seen cases where prosecutors have. there's newly discovered d.n.a. in a case which will tell you who should have been convicted and prosecutors will fight that they don't want this d.n.a. tested because they already have a conviction in place why risk overturning that conviction technically today for the state of mississippi michele byron is still technically she is guilty. but. in exchange the state has said she served all the time that she needs to serve . means that she can't sue the script so how much how much money which she will think it's a little too much too i think it's about $100000.00 a year for each year that you serve wrongfully sort of something around there so she would be getting somewhere over a $1000000.00 probably sheets are over 10 years on death row. more than a $1000000.00 not counting medical expenses but how can you defend yourself when you're poor and sick and about to be executed. during our investig

pete wilson, gray davis, arnold schwarzenegger and jerry newsome is coming up with plans that can be tapped now, not down the line. the jobless rate climbed to 5.3%. the governor said it's a sobering fact but don't be permanent. >> in terms of what we should expect in the future, we have great confidence in our capacity to in a california way to not just survive, working our way through this pandemic but to thrive over the course of the next year two and three. >> newsome is asking the task force to focus on building business and recovering jobs. in all, 80 people are up to the taskdplp we wi task. >> we will try to come up with a recovery plan that pushes us to a better future and remedies some of the injustices which this covid-19 pandemic have revealed in our society. >> the advisory council will be divided into groups focusing on hospitality, retail and entertainme entertainment. >> a sixth bay area county will require people to wear a mask or face covering when they leave home. san mateo joined al media, contra costa, counties. san francisco's mayor also added this. >> we want t

as though you are completely guilty from that point on the state it's sort of like the arnold schwarzenegger terminator movie is not going to stop until it's over and i've seen cases where prosecutors say the there's newly discovered d.n.a. in the case which will tell you who should have been convicted and prosecutors will fight that they don't want this d.n.a. tested because they already have a conviction employees why risk overturning the conviction technically day for the state of mississippi is still iffy technically she is guilty. but. in exchange the state has said she served all the time that she needs to serve. means that she can't sue the script so how much too much money which she has been too little too much too i think it's about 100000. year for each year of. more than a $1000000.00 not counting medical expenses. when you're sick and about to be executed. another case. accused of killing her 2 year old daughter. when she was. in. the media covered the story the case of a poor drug addicted. mother. generated no interests. and her daughter in law refused to believe that melissa w

arnold schwarzenegger doesn't scare easily and was known for his environmental commitments as governor of california he and his fellow austrians developed the idea of electrifying the g. class. it was so fun. mediately interested in the project and we were constantly exchanging ideas strict and that's how our joint project was born just this commitment to the entire drive train into the car position the batteries in the vehicle accordingly the software which breaks the what the hey if you need the appropriate expertise or force the computer remove an internal combustion engine from a car like this g. class you'll get a 1000 error messages. the most we have just simulate everything which is very complicated because. we're specialists in this field to keep the whole know what we're doing. so much because of his trying to secure. a 490 horsepower electric s.u.v. right up to our knees out. over a period of one year he subjected it to some seriously terminating testing. at such a pall that he paid another visit to the kaiser team to get his beloved hummer electrified to. thank you for you d

arnold schwarzenegger doesn't scare easily and was known for his environmental commitments as governor of california he and his fellow austrians develop the idea of electrifying the g 5. so what. mediately interested in the project and we were constantly exchanging ideas and that's how our joint project was born just as committee mounted the entire drive train into the current position the batteries in the vehicle accordingly the software but the difficulty of the appropriate expertise or for us the computer move an internal combustion engine from a car like this g class look at a 1000 error messages. it was we had to simulate everything which is very complicated because. we're specialists in this field for the whole know what we're doing. so much for to just try to stick with. a 490 horsepower electric s.u.v. right now barneys out. over a period of one year he subjected it to some seriously terminating testing. that had such a pall that he paid another visit to the kaiser team to get his beloved hummer electrified to. thank you for you did you cation and for your vision of see a green

and on thursday, my guests will be arnold schwarzenegger and ed norton.he terminator and the hulk. our guest tonight is a super-talented super hero, who by day helps run his family charitable foundation, the brothers trust. he is social distancing all the way from a place called england. please say hello to tom holland. hi, tom. >> hey, how you doin', jimmy. nice to see you, mate. >> jimmy: thanks for doing this. tell us about your living situation right now. >> i am in london, i'm living with all my pals. normally when we do your show we do a live audience. we couldn't obviously have a live audience now online. i actually have my own live audience. [ laughter ] >> so the laugh track will be provided by harrison. >> jimmy: they've been with you how long? >> harrison and i have lived together maybe four years. >> jimmy: i mean as far as -- >> oh, the quarantine. we've been on lockdown in london for about a month, yeah. >> jimmy: how are you getting along? are there any issues that need to be worked out? >> not really, because we're all drunk all the time,

and on thursday, arnold schwarzenegger will join us. spider-man, thor, and the terminator.is virus, we're done. my guest tonight is to this holiday what the bunny is to easter. he's a man of many talents. please say hello to the uno and only snoop dogg. hi, snoop. >> what it do, jimmy? what's happening with you? happy 4/20, baby. >> jimmy: yeah. snoop, how does -- i know this is a day of great worship for you and a very sacred day. how is 4/20 different from every other day for you? >> well, for me it's a day that a lot of people could come out. people that's really been in the closet. a lot of people that really can't do it as much as me or can't really do it and really feel good about it. this is the day where you can do it. no one's going to say nothing about you. everybody's going to celebrate you. and everybody going to be high. so you're going to feel and fit right in. >> jimmy: no one in the world could do it as much as you. have you ever been outsmoked by anyone? >> willie nelson is the only one to ever get me. he got me once upon a time on 4/20 in amsterdam and i c

arnold schwarzenegger doesn't scare easily and was known for his environmental commitments as governor of california and his fellow austrians the battle of the idea of electrifying the g class. was so fun. mediately interested in the project and we were constantly exchanging ideas and that's how our joint project was born so it's just a commitment to the entire drive train into the car to position the batteries in the vehicle accordingly the software which breaks the hook to. the appropriate expertise of course the computer remove an internal combustion engine from a car like this g class look at a 1000 error messages so we can treat every moment the most we have to simulate everything which is very complicated so often the case. where specialists in this field feel the whole know what we're doing. much bits of this kind of the 6. foot 490 horsepower electric s.u.v. right up arnie's alley. over a period of one year he subjected to some seriously terminating testing. at such a pall that he paid another visit to the kaiser team to get his beloved hummer electrified to. thank you for your

some of the big names include apple ceo tim cook and arnold schwarzenegger and tom steyer, and bob iger, former disney ceo. they will help with the biggest problem, our unemployment. >> this is since march 12th, 3.1 million have filed for unemployment insurance. a few weeks back, i was giving a state of the state, talking about the fact that we had just entered into the 119th month of consecutive job growth. >> governor newsom was also on the "ellen" show a little while ago. you might have seen the program before our newscast. that story in a few minutes. and on our 6:00 newscast, we will be joined by tom steyer. >>> we have been telling you that social distancing is really the key to all of this. so let's look at the impact of social distancing, and what it has done when it comes to the number of doctor visits. the map that you're looking at is the number of outpatient visits to doctors, for all flu-like illnesses including covid-19. so not hospitalizations, but people actually going to the doctor, it is for the week that ended march 21st. the dark, dark area, the red, a lot of doctor

among them, apple ceo tim cook, arnold schwarzenegger, former presidential candidate tom steyer, and disney ceo bob iger. the governor said that they'll help with the biggest problem, which is unemployment. >> just since march 12th, 3.1 million have filed for unemployment insurance. a few weeks back, i was giving a state of the state, talking about the fact that we had just entered into our 119th month of consecutive job growth. >> that advisory team will also help with guidelines for going back to work and school. >>> new at 11:00, eager to get a color and a cut? you're not alone. hairstylists across the bay area are also eager to get you back in that salon chair as well. tonight a petition is circulating online asking the governor to include hair salons and barbershops as part of that first wave of reopenings. nbc bay area's sergio quintana talked to a woman who launched that petition calling for the governor to let her and her colleagues get back to work, sergio. they need it. >> reporter: across the state, plenty of businesses remain shuttered. earlier this week, governor gavin n

tomorrow night when arnold schwarzenegger and edward norton will be my guests.even arnold's pony and donkey too. my guest tonight is more than 7,000 miles away. but i feel like he couldn't be closer. he has a new movie on netflix called "extraction" streaming starting friday. please welcome chris hemsworth. hello chris. >> hello, mate. how's it going? >> jimmy: it's going all right, how you doin'? what's it like in australia? what's the situation right now? >> things are pretty good here. i feel, wooe've flattened the curve, and there's discussions every day about lifting restrictions and so on. we thankfully, we're very fortunate. we didn't have an extreme lockdown as many places in the world. we're not in a busy populated city. i feel for anyone who is. but, yeah. due to the restrictionis put in place pretty early and staying home, things seem to have stabilized. >> jimmy: are people over there hoarding toilet paper like they are here? >> my wife was order ago of toilet paper about a month ago and thought it was 15 rolls and it was 15 boxes. so we're stocked.

you are now thinking either arnold schwarzenegger walks in and you are working and the accounting in the accounting firm and then you get them. with the newsy on the desk. you slowly back away. or you are thinking maybe cpl. that is the image of the robot accountant. i can tell you that is not what that robot accountant looks like. if you go to your windows computer and you fire up microsoft office and there's a green act's for microsoft excel. just on the button. that is the robot accountant. the first by a lazy guy that wondered why they have to spend it up for pieces of paper. i can do a computer to do this. he programmed microsoft excel. it's not very complicated. it lowers the task of arithmetic the accounting clerks of the u.s. of the time. and basically all of them were out of work and about five years. we now had more accountants than ever before. those people did different jobs. what is the point of that. the job of being an account became much more interesting. there is a situation where it wasn't complicated it wasn't sexy it was just microsoft excel. and changed the kind

. >> we've been hearing from quite a few so far, from danny devito to arnold schwarzenegger to larrythe situation," remember him? >> all of them. >> apparently some people still aren't listening. last night our friend jimmy kimmel pulled out the big gun, samuel l. jackson, y'all. >> if you want things to get back to normal, don't panic. just use your dome. wash your hands. stop touching your face. and stay the [ bleep ] at home. >> whoa, this one ain't for the kids. that's jackson appearing from his own home theater reading from a children's book titled stay the expletive at home. >> here's an idea while you're staying the blank at home, cocktail hour. >> the barefoot contessa shared a cocktail of herself making a massive cocktail before noon because it's always cocktail hour in a crisis. >> i thought i had a heavy hand. she showed her followers how to make her favorite cosmopolitan, super sized of course, using an entire bottle of gray goose vodka. >> where's jeffrey? that's her husband. jeffrey? does he get to enjoy some cosmo? hopefully she has enough to share with her friends. th

arnold schwarzenegger, former presidential president tom stir, and disney's bob iger. they will help with the biggest problem, unemployment. >> just since march 12th, 3.1 million have filed for unemployment. a few weeks back, i was talking about the fact we had just entered into our 119th month of consecutive job growth. >> the governor was on the ellen show. tom st tom stire later. >>> a paster cited for holding easter sunday services, says he is determined to serve his congregation. jody hernandez has more. >> the contra costa county sheriff's kedepartment got a complaint. the sheriff arrived and saw 40 people inside. en tonight, the paster is telling his side of the story. >> i want the best interesting if every person here. >> reporter: pastor win fred williams says it means providing a place for his church members to worship in a time of crisis. >> i was begged by members, please, with need to be there. they need to be here, i'm going to be here to help them through it. >> reporter: the contra costa county's sheriff's department has cited the surge, plaming they a

catherine schwarzenegger and chris pratt are expecting their first together. congratulations. by the way. the pair took a spin around

we heard from arnold schwarzenegger who said in 2006 he had a stockpile and jerry brown set it aside. it happened here in new york city. michael bloomberg had medical supplies ready to go, then it was set aside. public reporting was that the ventilators became obsolete and decrepit. you are saying have the supply chain geared up and running. not supplies sitting in a warehouse. >> the best way for your viewers to understand it is if we my we needed twice as much electricity tomorrow, we wouldn't stockpile electricity. butti we would have electric generation plants on reserve. rather than producing it without anyone needing it. we can't store 300 million masks for decades because they will go bad. e but we can be ready to have on short notice our industries switch. we do this in defense. we have a number of companies around the united states who are prepared to switch to producing things for military use. we need to do the same thing with healthcare items. liz: congressman darrell issa, thanks for coming on. up next, a former top official at fort detrick medical research institute of i

arnold schwarzenegger said in 2006 he had a pandemic up and running.ed here in new york state and new york city. in 2006 michael bloomberg had a pandemic plan and medical supplies and ready to go. and it was set aside. you said be ready to have the supply chain geared up and running, not so much sitting in a warehouse. is that your point? >> exactly. the best way for your viewers to understand it is if we knew we would need twice as much electricity as tomorrow. we wouldn't stockpile electricity. we would have an electrical generation plant in reserve that can come on line. it's cheaper to be ready to produce electricity and to produce it without anyone needing it. we can't store 300 million masks for decades because they will go bad. but we can be ready to have in a short notice our industry switched. we do this in defense. we have a number of companies around the united states who are prepared to switch to producing things for military use. we need to do the same thing with healthcare items. liz: congressman darrell issa, thanks for coming on. happy

and way to thank governor pete wilson, i want to thank governor arnold schwarzenegger and governor gray davis and governor jerry brown for joining this effort as well. we can't do it without you. this is not a partisan endeavor. this is about california and california first mantra to do everything we can across our differences and across the spectrum of political ideology to -- >> -- the city's first drive-thru test site that opened yesterday for those exhibiting symptoms of covid-19 and all health care providers and first responders whether or not they are experiencing symptoms. we want to get more people tested. testing will require an appointment at that particular spot through quest -- my quest online portal and app. and that's the link right there. www test my covid test.com. and i want to take a moment to encourage anyone experiencing symptoms to goo online to the michigan website and find out where the closest testing facility is to you. we need to get people tested in michigan. and know we've been unable to meet need for a while and so people aren't as hopeful they would get a t

now, when i say robot accountant you are now thinking arnold schwarzenegger walks in, you're workingd an come from anu get there and there's arnold in a leather jacket with an uzi on the desk and you back slowly away. you come back to get your things later. order thinking maybe c-3po. might make a good accountant. that's the image of robot accountant but i can tell you that's not what a robot accountant looks like. do you want to know what a robot accountant looks like? you go to your windows computer and your fire microsoft office and there's this green x for microsoft excel. click on the button and up comes a spreadsheet. that's a robot accountant. .. it's crazy, it was written, he programmed in excel. microsoft excel, it's not very sexy, is it? it's not very complicated. it lowers the task of arithmetic. it lowers the task of arithmetic, the particular accountant did, so i will translate, you call them quick. the clerks said there were 400,000 accounting clerks in the u.s. at the time and basically all of them were out of work in about five years. we now have more accountants than

what i say robot accountant, you're now thinking either arnold schwarzenegger walks in and you're workingan accounting firm read and he is an easy on the desk and you come back dear things awa. it is the image. so i can tell you, that's not what it looks like. you want to know the robot accountant looks like. go to your windows computer and you fire up microsoft office and there's this green x. for excel and you click on the button. a comes a spreadsheet. that is robot accountant. it was invented in 1979. by a lady person wondered why they were adding up rows and columns on these big pieces of paper. they were spreadsheets. big pieces of paper. every time something changes what i have to recalculate everything. i need to get a computer to do this. so he programmed microsoft excel. it dramatically, it is not very sexy is that. it's not very complicated is it. it lowers the task of arithmetic. that a particular kind of accountant did. the accounting part was clerks. so i will translate. so accounting clerks, so there were 400,000 accounting clerks u.s. the time and basically all of them wer

among them, former governor arnold schwarzenegger, tom steyer and disney ceo. they will help him with the biggest problem so far, unemployment. >> just since march 12th, 3.1 million have filed for unemployment insurance. a few weeks back i was giving a state of the state talking about the fact t had just entered into the 119th month of consecutive job growth. >> the team also will advise on guidelines for going back to work and going back to school. >>> it is just shy of 7:09. much more ahead. coming up, if you haven't had your hair done in a while, the push to reopen salons and barbershops, making them essential businesses. >>> plus, hear his side of the story. we are hearing from an east bay pastor cited for holding an easter service against rules in his church. why he says he will do it again. (soft music) - [female vo] restaurants are facing a crisis. and they're counting on your takeout and delivery orders to make it through. grubhub. together we can help save the restaurants we love. >>> welcome back. if you are one of the many people eager to get a cut a

and let me tell you, after three reps, 12 of these come i mean you will be looking like arnold schwarzenegger. let me tell you. lots of things to do when you stay at home. i say get off the couch, put down the chips and keep working out. >> kenny, keep on going, keep on going. it would've been opening day today come i know you and michelle are fans. go giants. the fullest come i have it for you on the kpix.com website. cheers, guys. >> cheers to the weekend. that was awesome. thank you for what we do now will forever change our tomorrow. so let's do the right thing, today. let's stay at home. let's wash up. let's always keep our distance - please, six feet apart at least. let's look after ourselves, as well as others. it will all be worth it. we can all do our part. so those on the front line can do their part. and when this is over, we will all, continue, to thrive. - is there a better alternative to braces? - only invisalign aligners use smarttrack technology. it moves teeth more comfortably and predictably. and in many cases, it works faster than braces. (upbeat music) and in many cases, i

>> from the beginning i thought trump had less to do with mussolini and hitler than arnold schwarzenegger and jess even tour a. trump and venter a tried to take over the reform party and when you get these celebrity outsider presidents they have two choices. one is if they run nominally as the leader of one of the two parties in the united states, they can either govern once they are elected as conventional republicans or democrats or they can triangulate between the two. from the very beginning, trump became a republican. he had not been a republican most of his life. evidently he was a democrat or independent but that was the fundamental strategic decision he made with the tax cut, with a lot of other things, with one exception. the exception is foreign-policy where the president has far more discretion in domestic policy. you are much more dependent in your own party in congress and there i think he has made a difference. his -- george w. bush left the country with two ongoing wars in afghanistan and iraq. obama was elected because he was going to end the wars so he added three more in

and they include jerry brown, arnold schwarzenegger, greg davis and pete wilson. he also spoke with greg lee, saying that help for the most vulnerable is high on the agenda. >> we want to make sure that as we come out, we create jobs as fast as possible but also, this covid-19 has exposed injustice in our society that was always here. so as we rebuild california and create the jobs of the future, we need to make sure that we have an idea justice. >> some other appointees include apple ceo tim cook, and is the executive bob either. >>> some governors are trying to figure out the best way to ease social distancing rules. jonathan has more from cdc headquarters in atlanta. >> more than 670,000 cases in the u.s. and the outbreak is still spreading but with the infection curve starting to flatten, president trump unveiled a new plan to restart the american economy in three phases. the plan, largely regional coalitions to coordinate the easing of social distancing rules. and help get supplies to the front lines with some local officials are saying they are still not get