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bye-bye! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >>> this morning on "early today," hallowed ground.resident obama visits the former site of the world trade center to honor the victims of osama bin laden's terror. >>> big river, high anxiety in the midwest as the mighty mississippi continues to rise. >>> and leap of faith a chilean daredevil launches himself into the record book with a death defying feat. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and good morning. i'm veronica de la cruz. ground zero, yesterday, president obama made his first visit as commander in chief to the worst disaster site in america. after paying tribute there, today he's expected to meet with members of the special military unit that conducted the operation of that attack. steve handlesman has the details. >> less than a week after he gave the green light to kill osama bin laden, president obama laid a wreath at ground zero looking for closure. but sharing the credit, he told nypd officers u.s. leaders kept their word. >> years of across politics, across party, to make sure. that justice is don

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household staffer. schwarzenegger, seen here leaving his office issued a statement to the times saying, quote, after leaving the governor's office, i told my wife about this event which occurred over a decade ago. i understand and deserve the feelings of anger and disappointment among my friends and family. the news comes exactly one week after the schwarzenegger and maria shriver announced a separation. >> i just kept thinking, there has to be another shoe to drop. >> reporter: shriver has not spoken publicly about the split but today issued this statement -- this is a painful and heartbreaking time. as a mother, my concern is for the children. i ask for compassion, respect and privacy as my children and i try to rebuild our lives and heal. and her high profile family is offering support. >> i talked to maria. she's terrific. love her to death. you know, it's all family. everybody cares about family and their ability to make it for their kids. i think that's a good thing. while the "l.a. times" does not identify the woman or the child, the paper said she retired on good terms in january after working for the couple for 20 years. a source tells the time that the governor has provided support for the child since birth. stephanie stanton, nbc news, los angeles. >>> elsewhere, the head of the international monetary fund is now under intense pressure to resign as he faces sexual assault charges. dominique strauss-kahn is, quote, obviously not in a position to run the imf it was strauss-kahn is jailed at new york's riker island where he has been put on suicide watch. he's accused of trying to rape a hotel maid. strauss-kahn's lawyer says he's innocent. we're learning new details about the accuser. she's a widow from the west african nation of guinea, has been a housemaid for years and has been described by her lawyer as hard working. >>> he says her world has been turned upside town and she feels alone. >>> on capitol hill last night, senate lawmakers watched a bill aimed at lowering prices at the pump by doing away in billions of dollars of tax breaks for the nation's five largest oil companies. three democrats joined all by two senate republicans to vote against bringing the repeal up for debate in a test vote that came up eight yeas shy of a total 60 needed to advance. supporters of the tax break say they encourage domestic drilling while opponents believe oil companies would simply charge consumers more for gas. >>> meanwhile, there are small but significant steps towards normalcy for long suffering residents of the flooded mississippi region. after shutting down a 15-mile stretch of the swollen river in natchez, mississippi, yesterday, the coast guard is now allowing vessels to pass through slowly, one at a time. traffic is being limited in an effort to minimize strain on the river's already stressed levees. >>> now here's a look at other stories making news early today in america. a gay rights activist in minnesota was looking for more than a signature at a book signing event for presidential candidate newt gingerich and his wife. the man shouted stop the hate before pouring a box of glitter on the couple. he was quickly wrestled away by security but later said the act was in response to gingerich's anti-gay positions. >>> a stretch of interstate 75 in ohio was shut down for hours after a tractor-trailer overturned, spilling its load of canned tomatoes. according to witnesses, the drivers seemed to lose control, driving off the road before a truck slipped on its side. he was taken to the hospital for treatment. >>> in maryland, a reminder of america's ugliest internal conflict is now on display. the amputated leg of a civil war era soldier can now be viewed at ft. dietrich. the soldier after getting hit by a cannon ball in gettysburg. once it was removed, the soldier kept his leg as a reminder of the casualties of war. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, here is nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. i know. it is still ai llettle murky to ysa the least. you can see the showers. not a lot of rain with this. just enough to keep the roads damp. this will kick through during the morning hours. further to the north, the snow continues to fall. the high elevations it is incredible with this. it is very cool. once you go up in height. around san francisco, we are doing okay. this storm system just a slow moving upper level low means it is cut off and spinning here. we don't have storm iing to kic it out. it will be moving through the mountain west. the forecast today, showers widespread out there. for the most part, count on damp weather. high pressure to the north. keeping you dry today. temperatures in the mid 60s. that is ayaverage. eugene will be around astoria. >> i think we would like a touch of wa rx axwarmt. it is may, right? >> unbelievable. thank you so much. well also coming up. dell sores, linked in and the nfl lock out spurs high interest. >> plus oprah is saying good-byeith a little help from her super star friends including one fresh off her husband's scandal. >> coming up. the bruns bounce back and the cavalier as win something. you are watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. a warning from treasury secretary tim geithner. he says if republicans make passage of their budget plan a condition of increasing the deficit limit, they will bear the responsibility for the first debt default in u.s. history. >>> republican presidential candidate newt gingerich has apologized to fellow republican paul ryan for criticizing his proposal to overhaul medicare by replacing it with vouchers. >>> on nbc's "meet the press" gingerich labeled ryan's proposal a, quote, right wing social engineering. >>> congresswoman gabrielle giffords will undergo surgery today on her skull. doctors will be replacing a piece that was removed to allow room for 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>> i was on "bye-bye birdie," and he had that show.ing to be rob, but they did not like him in that part, and he saw me in the play, and i came out and shot the pilot, and that is how i did it. it was supposed to be peetrie, but i said petrie. it just stock. tavis: what was it like to work with mary tyler more? >> she was about 12 years younger than i was, beautiful, and a good actors. -- a good actress. i said, can she be funny? they have razor sharp senses of humor, and i learned a lot from them as well. in a couple weeks, i just knew, and she ended up one of the best comedians ever, because she kept her femininity and was still funny. tavis: you start a book by saying there is no scandal year, nothing salacious, which is a strange way to start a book these days, because the thing people are looking for is the scandal. >> i did not want to waste their time of that is what they were looking for. tavis: you are 85 now. that raises the question of how you have lived all these years in the business and avoided the scandals. >> i think a

bye-bye! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >>> this morning on "early today," security in focus, president obama decides against releasing the death photo of osama bin laden. >>> rail hazard, a tanker train carrying ethanol derails in oregon sparking a raging blaze. >>> and danger in the wing, some terrifying moments as a russian military plane lurches out of control. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and good morning. welcome to our viewers across the nation including the pacific time zone. i'm lynn berry. today, we begin with the final decision. president obama has order that the grisly photo of a dead osama bin laden will not be released to the public, a move that is already sparking some debate. meanwhile, we continue to get more details about how bin laden was ultimately taken down. for more on this, we go to nbc's tracie potts. she's in washington for us. good morning. >> lynn, good morning. first that photo, that controversial photo that the president will not release to t

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