. >> it has to do with a growing number of gossip website where students can gossip about one another. the site allows students to be anonymous. >>> there is a dangerous down side that has some worried that this could drive students to suicide. >> this freshman at george mason said she has a two different identities. her real identity as a student and dancer and a one fabricated online by her fellow classmates. >> they make comments about my personal life, my private life relationships that i do not have. >> she says she has been targeted and harassed on collegeacb several times. >> to see stuff like that, it was upsetting and shocking. >> the site is full of anonymous threats like this one -- sluts discuss. a female student is labeled gargantuan fat. a student discusses the thoughts of suicide. >> kids think bullying is funny. >> an expert says that young adults aged 18-24 are vulnerable. >> once the victim is under stress he or she may do more dramatic acting out than someone five years older might do. >> this student agrees the site can go too far. but they choose to ignore it. >>

they've all done it. >> i love gossip. >> i used psychiatrist lloyd davis to reveal this new researchs discovered negative information about someone increased perception of that person. made him or her stand out. and that this may be hard wired in our brain. >> there is something evolutionarily about having some security in that we know who the good guys are and who the bad guys are and that we can communicate that. >> we do it without thinking. >> that they're more interested in people are doing than what they are doing, right. >> reporter: dr. davie says the study is just the beginning of the research. saying that people pay more attention to negative rather than positive news. that may explain the apparent success of negative political attack adds. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a giant in the world of prowrestling is being mourned this evening. macho man randy savage had a heart attack before crashing into a tree. his wife was in the car but suffered only minor injuries. the 58-year-old died moments later at a local hospital. >>> coming up next at 6:00, she was hit with for

diplomatic cables contain more gossip than useful information. but the recent plagiarism scandal surrounding the form and german defense minister showed old and new media working together, forcing his resignation. the special website document line by line or they had used other writers were. journalists were also probing the case. but their work cannot have toppled the minister. anyone could see the evidence on line. >> the kind of scrutiny would bode well for investigative journalism, and a tradition that attracted a broad audience. they reached the high point with the watergate scandal. few reporters did hard indeed. they raised serio questns abt nuear power. those questions aren't even being asked. >> traces of the earthquake that rocked japan are everywhere. the helmets that the ready, he employs are well-equipped here. the state-funded international tv network. and his team is well prepared for covering a disaster. it worked like clockwork. everyone knew what to do. >> the broadcaster operates more than 200 units throughout the country. it a

experts say conspiracy theories are like gossip. but there are some people who say they are not conspiracy theorists but also don't believe osama bin laden is dead. >> if they blew up his building any way why would he have bullet holes in his head. it makes no sense to me really. >> people with less education are more conspiracy theorists because they've learned more about how the details work. >> reporter: goldman school of public privacy says that people who don't believe the government look for holes in the theory and fill in the holes. >>> pg & e today here is investigating the pipeline area. pipeline number 132a feeds the san bruno line which exploded last year killing eight people. the utility will fill the pipe with water to see if it leaks. >>> 1,600 meters miscalculated meter use after it reheated. pg & e has installed 800 of those meters. pg & e says that it will refund customers. >>> taxi cab drivers circled san francisco city hall today horning blaring over a new fee. the cost these drivers say they just cannot carry. sa

always has been rumors about presidents and first ladies and in many places we go back to disprove the gossip so the focus was the substantiatedntia stories we were not just going to grant a scandal. for example, j. edgar hoover bring address being there transvestite that was manufactured by one of his enemy is and promoted ever since. the problem with the story or the scandal is it distracted from the true scandal which is used sex w files on every congressmen at senator and president and supreme court justice to control the federal government over the 47 years he was fbi director he undermined a the constitution. that is the true scandal which i still don't think we have come to terms with. >> host: two days of los angeles festival of the book we are here featuring larry flint and david eisenbach and "one nation under se." >> calling from f the other end of ameritech, i was executive producer on the town that you appeared in end, our the rental with the early american end sex scandals with at alexander hamilton? >> absolutely. ride along with tougher sen fathering children with his slave gi

gossip is a vital thread in human social interaction. dot, dot, dot. it's good for you. go gossip. >> i will not be here tomorrow. i will be taking a vacation day. this is a good thing. most americans don't do that very often. in fact, americans leave $67 billion in vacation days unused. >> unused. are you kidding me. >> really an american-centric thing. we should leave right now. >> not on this show. peace out. got to go. time to go. d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d

the pictures all over the gossip web sites. tmz claims to be the first one with the 50 year-old former housekeeper and her 13 year-old son whose face was obscured to protect his identity. >> this person is very athletic does charity work he is a great kid, he really looks like arnold schwarzenegger. >> tmz also unveiled a picture of the mother how she looked before and during the pregnancy. >> the boy was born one week apart from maria shriver and arnold schwarzenegger son. their birth was separated by one week. arnold was not listed on the birth certificate of the boy. her husband at the time is listed. we know that she has protected arnold schwarzenegger from the beginning. >> the couple's separation taper was filed three weeks after the boy was born. here is how the story unfolded. the >> in 1991 the mother began working for arnold schwarzenegger and his wife. six years later she gives birth to arnold schwarzenegger child. she separates from her husband in the same year but the two of them are not divorce until 2008. >> and

>> the hero club in the old town is the place to be for eurovision gossip.regularrings fixtures here. thousands of eurovision fans from around the world have arrived in dusseldorf. everybody has an opinion on who should win, will germany's lena prevail a second time? >> i don't really think so but that's because there are so many better songs in the contest this year, that's a fact but lena has retained her charm and developed her voice and her performance. she is still in the top 10. 100%. >> lena has shown her star quality from the very beginning. >> everything has changed for me. i'm out of school, i have a job, i've got my own apartment. everything is different but it's great. i'm having a lot of fun. >> the competition is tough this year. among the favorites are the jedward twins fromireland with a google survey rating them at first place. lena comes in second. but her fans remain loyal. >> she's unique. doesn't copy anybody. she does her own thing. >> but some folks in dusseldorf can't be bothered about lena or the contest. >> i couldn't care less. i'l

we go back to some of the gossip. our focus is on going and unsubstantiated story and how they shaped american politics. >> host: what is the instance of all of this debunking? >> guest: j. edgar hoover wearing a dress and being a transvestite. that was invented to tar j. edgar hoover by his enemies and has been promoted ever since. the problem with that story is that it distracted from the true scandal of j. edgar hoover which is that he used sex files on every senator and supreme court justice, to basically control the federal government over the 47 years he served as fbi director. it undermined the constitution. >> two days of the los angeles festival of books. we are live with our nonfiction authors featuring larry flynt and david eisenbach. >> caller: calling from the other end of america. the film that you appeared in and the rental affair which i think would be one of the very early american sex scandals would you say alexander hamilton? >> guest: right along with the father and children and slave girls and tho

celebrity gossip harvey levin weighing in with inside information. >> maria has been miserable in the marriage for years and made that clear to people who knew her. part of the reason was the womanizing. it's not this one incident that set her off by any means. >>grant: 8 say five years ago arnold schwarzenegger was having late nights with office staff at his santa monica headquarters. >> they would come in in the middle of the night when he was there at 1:00 a.m. and stay on for hours behind closed doors. >>grant: part of the fallout the head of the democratic party in los angeles said they want an investigation into the scandal. eric bowman said he wants to know if arnold schwarzenegger used campaign funds as part of the cover- up. >>pam: you will see more as this unfolds. kimberly has a look at what the former governor's children are saying about the news. >>kimberlee: 2 of the children had. his tweed read some days you feel like playing, some days you want to quit in just a normal for a day, yet i love my family till death do us part. from the daughter catherine, she said this is

we really take gossip as news. i love social media. not that i practice it but i think it is a great thing for people who want to connect with one another and want to be social and want to have friendships that grow. i think you should do that but you shouldn't call it journalism. i think that -- i don't say you have to maybe go as far as i did when i started. if i came up with a new bit of information, i had to come to my desk and say guess i have checked resources for this. i don't even know people know about two sources now. much of the stuff gets on the air by hearsay. now, we are at a point where we are going to have to, and we are getting into these troubled times of the republicans in the budgets and what is truth in what is not and we have let this just float because we didn't have whatever it took to fight back. they left the foxes of the world takeover and lead the discussion and eventually i know that there are a couple of people that i am familiar with who are traveling around the country trying to organize a different outl

celebrity gossip experts like tmz's harvey levin with what they claim is inside information. >> mariaeen miserable in this marriage for several years and made that very clear to people who knew her and part of the reason was the womanizing. so it is not this one incident that set maria off by any means. >> tmz says as recently as five years ago arnold schwarzenegger was having late night visits with office staffers at his santa monica headquarters. >> they would come in almost in the middle of the night when he was there and 1 a.m. in the morning and stay there for hours behind closed doors. >> we have been seeing showers all day and we spend a lot of time together. well mainly in traffic. i'm serious. we've been together, what, a super long time. true. and at first it was all business, you know, i'd take him here, i'd take him there. everywhere. and over the years, we've really bonded. sure. why else would you always buy me chevron with techron? 'cause we need gas. i think it's more than that. i think that you care about me. you're a good friend. best friends? um, uh, yes, best frien

celebrity gossip experts like tmz's harvey levin with what they claim is inside information. >> mariain this marriage for several years and made that very clear to people who knew her and part of the reason was the womanizing. so it is not this one incident that set maria off by any means. >> tmz says as recently as five years ago arnold schwarzenegger was having late night visits with office staffers at his santa monica headquarters. >> they would come in almost in the middle of the night when he was there and 1 a.m. in the morning and stay there for hours behind closed doors. >> we have been seeing showers all day and continuing with the wet weather at the current hour. more weather straight ahead. >>> kron 4 programming is sponsored by home depot. >>> all the wet weather here in the bra area -- bay area is turning to snow. we go up to the mountains to show you the conditions there. >> reporter: take a look at this. snow was blowing sideways at blue canyon coming down hard. check it out. driver senior coming down the hill on 80 were faced with almost whiteout conditions and were hap

the gossip website tmz released this photo of ramirez with his 10-year-old daughter. tmz reports the girl signed a written statement saying her dad wasn't at the game he was babysitting her. >> ramirez is and was and has been our primary suspect on the stow beating. i am as sure as you need to be to make an arrest and pursue a prosecution. >> reporter: the chief says it is a difficult case but his investigators will present their evidence to prosecutors in the near future. joe vazquez, cbs5. >>> the official death toll in joplin, missouri, stands at 126. and hundreds of people are still missing and police say many of those unaccounted for could still be alive. but ben tracy reports more families are getting an unwelcome reason to stop searching for their loved ones. >> reporter: for more than three days michele has been searching for something she cannot replace. her 16-year-old son lance tossed in his car during a tornado. >> his backpack was still inside of it. >> reporter: when we talked to her this morning michele was still positive. >> do you still have hope? >>

now gossip website says it's received a letter from the firm challenging "unflattering reports about baena." the firm says there are no plans to file any lawsuits at this time. >>> applications are now being accepted for a new san carlos city council member who could possibly become the mayor. the city council has not been able to agree on who should succeed o mar who died unexpectedly of a heart attack two weeks ago. vice mayor andy clean has withdrawn his name from consideration after his recent arrest on suspicion of drunk driving. the city council has decided to accept applications for a fifth council member who could then potentially be nominated for mayor. there were six months left in his term. >>> something new on part of interstate 80 today. it could make your commute easier. >>> also the bay area man who said the rapture would happen over the weekend is now speaking out about his failed prediction. the new date he says the world will end. >>> welcome back to the morning news. several rallies are planned this morning as part of a statewide day of action to increase awareness

. >> reporter: today the gossip website tmz posted these photos showing family members who were at the game. their claim is that since ramirez wasn't in the pictures, then wasn't there. >> i think he has a tremendous alibi. >> reporter: all this can be proven? >> i believe so, david. a lot of it is just the way he acts. he is in tears. >> quite often, the witnesses think they are telling the truth. it's very, very difficult under some circumstances. >> i don't want to get too personal on this but how can he afford you? >> you know, not everything is about money. i believe in this case. >> reporter: the line-up will take place at 6:00. meanwhile, there is a mugshot of ramirez. it was released by some media agencies in l.a. but then the police down there, elizabeth, asked media outlets not to show it so it's been pulled back and we are honoring it as many organizations are. we are not going to run it for now. >> all right, joe vazquez, thank you. >>> hundreds of dangerous criminals released who should have stayed in prison. the prison system inspector- general says california improperly

gossip englishman spending time in but. one thing that is apparently here on the price is that it is more expensive here and. yes it is difficult to say fix the problem with our religion and the children most of the russian but the customs of this thing and this through the crisis are really sometimes twice higher than in europe but still look many people in the pale moon somewhere broke for example they belonged to kenya for languages english so france to go to something called various along done this by the state in the us and they love something and they have no choice but do you think it's losing the russian flavor the russian soul so it's a western you know inboards in russia because some own flavor as for example will there have been so both the whites of the and so on so they head to the for example in kick it into lizzie and they have their costs put in restaurants with accommodation for the russian had been with russian food with russian kind of you know cost food even if this is a good differs from europe we don't

gossip english when spending time in both london one thing that is a currency here of the price is that it is expensive here and that's how it is difficult to say fix the problem with our reality and the feeling most of the russian but the custom to this thing and this through the crisis are really sometimes quite high and in euro but still look many people are going to tell move away broke for example they belong to kenya foreign languages english so france to move to something of paris a long time that's why they stayed in russia and they love something and they have little to do you think it's losing the russian flavor the russian soul so it's the west and you know in boards in russia they have found own flavor as for example will their head bit of both the whites of the one so on so they head to the for example in kids can give lizzie and they have their cars put in restaurants with accommodation for the russian had been with russian food russian kind of you know fast food even because this kid differs from europe we don't have such plate in congress for example of french fries the

she told us the local realtor couldn't help gossiping that the buyer had some help with the financingshe said, well, we're just waiting for the money now that arnold is buying the property for one of his staff that is retiring. >> reporter: most of all she just feels sorry for the boy. >> he is the innocent one in this whole thing. >> and she says best she can tell he had no idea that this man was actually his dad. he always acted like he was just his mom's boss. i'm david wright in bakersfield. >>> and a couple of other notes on this continuing saga, pima county magazine reports maria shriver has hired a high-profile divorce attorney though hasn't decided whether to end her 25-year marriage. why is she living in a hotel? she asked schwarzenegger to leave but he refused. >>> the mystery of that little boy whose body was found dumped along a main roadside has been solved with his mother's arrest. julianne mccrery admitted to killing her son by giving him too much cough syrup. he died from asphyxiation. heartbroken people in the town where he was found came together last night holding a

sector gasper almost on concerns about the growth in international terrorists so good we have to gossip is down more than three percent profit taking up dividend payments and why would expect taste of the roast we have also been a slow going month reggae was on the rise. it's early in the day. how could all futures continue to lose ground over the rest of the head of the international monetary fund and that's and that wasn't due to the resolution of europe's top and that grows but sweets is trading at ninety eight dollars a barrel while brant is one hundred twelve dollars an hour. europe's third largest insurer generali and russia second largest bank the t.v are planning to expand their cooperation in russia's insurance market companies have sided memorandum have not. not specified what sort of venture they are considering generali is already a partner of the t.v. after a court of law and the percent of the to be for three hundred million dollars. generali also owns a significant stake in ross's largest insurance company in gold stuff. that's the latest we have now i will be looking at

i'm telling you the gossip stuff now. i think in a way that's more interesting. i was very nervous because i didn't know how she would receive this book. she called and said to me, well, it's very different. [laughter] and then nobody said anything. i didn't say anything and she didn't i didn't know what to say different good or bad so just with quiet. she said, i think this about part of -- she talked to me about story lines. i realized wow, they are going to publish it. and we talked about it as we would talk about a man script that would be accepted. i'm thinking, i can't believe they are going to accept this book. it was a crazy writing experience because of all the books i had written half the book. i had half the book to write before it was due in terms of a contract. we sign a contract and they put a due date on it that was the only book i felt i had to get in on time. since then i have not done it since. i tell everybody -- in my second book i thought you had to get the book right when they say you need. you should, i shouldn't say to you aspiring writers

conversations involve the trading of finality send gossip. they helped the time surpass. your relatives fulfill their role bed in a linear modern world would be taken over by antidepressants and insurance policies and alcohol. they protected and occasionally intoxicated you. with the advent of modern industrial society, time began to be felt as a linear thing. the idea of progress dawn. a man was supposed to be today where he had not reached yesterday and tomorrow where he had not reached today. there came the idea of conquest and perpetual forward motion. time was to be consumed, not endured, to be seized and not suffered. upstairs this linearity prevailed. you slept in your bed of course but then you got out of bed and dressed yourself and moved on with your life, if that was not for lingering. time was to be managed wisely and schedules to be packed. he was constantly running from school to a tutoring session to the temple for temple for roller skating competition. downstairs the family took things day by day. they too had works to get done but i never got the sense th

. >> reporter: conspiracy theories are a gossip and can be found any where. this woman says she is getting a college education but does not believe. >> i'm open to seeing what actually happened. i'm open to seeing pictures and seeing the video of the story that's been told but show me it. >> reporter: coming up at six clock we will tell you just what it is about governments that lead people to create conspiracy theories to discredit them. reporting live in berkeley, patti lee. >>> it is a warning out tonight, watch out for malicious websites already trying to cap capitalize on the killing of osama bin laden. now again no such imagine has been released. that link is actually a virus or malware that could be used to damage your computer or steal personal information. >>> california lawmakers are raising new questions about how osama bin laden managed to hide out right under the nose of the pakistani government. senator dianne feinstein wants pakistani official to answer the question what did they know. >> it does cause one to question how this kind of facility

. >>> one of the big legal stories this week is also filling the gossip pages, talking about the split between arnold schwarzenegger and maria shriver. the announcement came on the revolution that schwarzenegger fathered a child with family housekeeper. that's more than enough to get our legal guys going. >> let's move on to the arnold schwarzenegger maria shriver case. little dribblings come out every day. now we're talking about the case of maria shriver hiring a fairly well known celebrity divorce attorney, avery. clearly the couple probably had prenup agreements before they got married, but the wealth changed over the years. they've been married for 25 years. isn't california kind of that 50/50 state? after ten years usually the wealth or the assets get split in half. would that apply here even if there were prenups? >> well, ordinarily, the prenup will expire after a certain period of time, 10, 15 years. they've been married 25 years, fredicka. but the fact is that it is -- california is one of ten community property states that's exactly right, look for a quiet discreet resolutio

. >> like a magnet for gossip. >> yeah. i'm always the guy that everyone wants to fight.ays the person people talk smack about. >> when you started going out together, as i say, you're an unlikely couple. what do you think made it work for so long? what were the things you had in common? >> definitely the kids and our like interests and, you know -- i don't know. i really loved her. i'm trying to look back now at what the one thing was that made it work? i can't name any one thing. >> when you asked her to marry you after six months, that's quick. >> mm-hmm. >> you must have been sure that this was the one for you. >> i was pretty sure. >> did any part of you think you've got a devil on your shoulder, given everything you have been through before? did you worry that although it seemed normal and nice and perfect for you, your personality doesn't allow that kind of thing? >> i don't think i had a devil on my shoulder or something like that. myself, i had no business being in a relationship with anyone. it could have been sandy, janine, carla or anyone. it would have never

you know, so i'm kind of used to it on -- >> a magnet for gossip. >> yeah. i'm always the guy that everyone wants to fight and i'm always the person that people talk smack about. >> when you start going out together, as i say you're an unlikely couple. what was it you think that made it work for so long? what were the things that you had in common? >> i think, you know, definitely the kids and our like interests. and, you know -- i don't know. i mean, i really loved her, so, you know, i think trying to look back now at like what that one thing was that made it work, you know, i can't really name any one thing. you know, i think we -- >> when you asked her to marry you after six months, that's quite quick. >> uh-huh. >> you must have been sure then this was the one for you. >> i was pretty sure. >> did any part of you think you have a little devil on your shoulder, given everything you've been through before, did you worry that although it all seems so normal and nice and perfect for you, actually your character, your personality, doesn't allow that kind of t

. >> reporter: today the gossip website tmz posed these photos showing family members who were they game. their claim is since ramirez isn't in these pictures then he wasn't there. >> he has got a tremendous alibi. >> reporter: all this can be proven? >> i believe so, david. he is in tears. quite often the witnesses think they are telling the truth. it is just very, very difficult under some circumstances. >> i don't want to get too personal on this but how can he afford you? >> not everything is about money and i believe in this case. >> reporter: so we are told the lineup scheduled for 6 p.m. we are still waiting to hear if it is underway and as soon as they brief reporters we will bring you an update. this is the new mugshot on the left side by side the sketch given by witnesses to police. notice in the mugshot ramirez has a great deal of tattoos on his neck. it is not in the sketch. it has not been made clear to us why, if this is the suspect, why there are no tattoos on his neck and in fact family members point that out and say one of the reasons that police went after him is becaus

neighbors have known, even if they didn't see him, you might imagine there would be some kind of gossip>> i would have thought so because having the barbed wire is one of the signatures i think we put with the high value target and the high walls so why it didn't raise more suspicion one-half mile from a military academy certainly raises questions about whether elements within the pakistani government had some awareness of this, or did some sympathizers somewhere at some level did not give support and aid. >> well, that brings me to my next question. the us has provided $18 billion in foreign aid and reimbursements to pakistan. a lot of folks, including members of congress think the us should reexamine the pakistany relationship. what do you think? >> from an intelligence perspective, it's my view we have to continue this long-term relationship with pakistan. this is a country that's going to be the most populous muslim country in the world in 20 years. its economy is in shambles. it needs assistance and support and it is a partner. there are parts of the services and intelligence direc

. >>> one of the big legal stories this week is filling the gossip pages, i'm talking of course aboutetween arnold schwarzenegger and maria shriver after 25 years of marriage. the anoumtsz on the heels of the revelation schwarzenegger fathered a child with a housekeeper. a celebrity divorce is more than enough to get our legal guys going. let's move on to the arnold schwarzenegger/maria shriver case because little dribblings come out every day and now we're talking about the case of maria shriver hiring a fairly well-known celebrity divorce attorney and so clearly the couple probably had prenups arguments before they got married, but the wealth changed over the years, married for 25 years, and isn't california that 50/50 state after ten years, usually the wealth or the assets get split in half? would that apply here even if there were prenup this is. >> ordinarily the prenup will expire after a certain period of time, they've been married for 25 years, but the fact is, that it is -- california is one of ten community property states that's exactly right. look for a quiet, discreet res

we ask that people not gossip or pretend to know what truly happened. >>> vallejo police are investigating the ground of a masonic temple. police say the young man was in his late teens or early 20s and appeared to be shot to death. the victim's name has not been released. so far police have no suspects and they are asking anyone with information about this shooting to come forward. >>> it's supposed to be nothing more than a harmless high school prank, a food fight. but today a lot of families have a messy situation in their hands. the harsh punishment now facing those seniors that took part. parents poured in today to talk to the principal. >> reporter: we're outside the cafeteria on this high school campus where the food fight took place. all day today there were meetings with parents to try to decide what is the proper punishment. every friday many students and parents gather for a cheer at leadership public schools hayward to demonstrate what they call family spirit. students tell us that spirit is one reason administrators are coming down hard on seniors for yesterday's food fight ca

the gossip website tmz released this photo of ramirez with his 10-year-old daughter. tmz reports the girl signed a written statement saying her dad wasn't even at the game he was babysitting her. >> ramirez is and was and has been our primary suspect on the stow beating. i am as sure as you need to be to make an arrest and pursue a prosecution. >> reporter: the chief says it is a difficult case but his investigators will present their evidence to prosecutors in the near future. joe vazquez, cbs5. >>> what if every cop was armed with a camera? it is a trends some departments are embracing while others have their doubts. coming up at 6:30 p.m., we will give the technology a closer look. >>> pg&e customers you're about to pay a little more. and, yes, that will be in the case even if you start using less energy. >> some good news for a giants fan favorite but mostly it is bad. bad, bad, bad, bad, bad. i'm mike sugerman. the story is coming up. the internet on a plane! are you from the future? um, no. cleveland. listen cleveland, your savings account is stuck in the past!

there is a lot of gossip on the west side of l.a., and maria has talked to people about it, but, yous sounding like there was a trigger earlier in the year. >> so that the staffer worked for schwarzenegger and shriver for several years after the child had been born and how did they keep it under wraps or at least schwarzenegger? >> i am told that arnold can compartmentalize his life. he has a office building in santa monica not too far from the home, and i am told in that office building, and we got this from people who are familiar with the office, that he would sometimes have women come in there and there were two in particular five to seven years ago where they would come in and it was odd, because they both had legal sized manila envelopes and come in the middle of the night and until 1:00 in the morning and stay there for hours behind closed doors. so i think that arnold was able to compartmentalize things a lot, and to some extent they did have separate lives. obviously, they intersected a lot, but arnold was able to do what he did. >> you know, few are as close to celebrity go

and it's just like -- it's just like -- gossip, rumors. >> jimmy: how many kids did he have with her?ur local fox news here in l.a., they took a break from arnold to report on a story about an an - anti-circumcision movement. there's a group trying to make it illegal in california. the argument is, it's illegal for girls. but when they teased the story the news confused it a little bit by using a clip of a celebrity who was at a protest for -- they were protesting funding cuts at schools. >> should male circumcision be illegal? we've got details on a controversial new ballot measure. >> stop making the cuts. start spending the money where it needs to be spent. >> jimmy: if there's one thing that luke perry cares about, it's foreskin. side burns and foreskin are the two most important parts of the body. here's an experiment i've been working on. i like to watch the news in my office with the sound off and narrate what i think is going on based just on -- i've been doing this a lot. i'm a lot of fun. then i thought it would be even more fun if we let my uncle frank try it, right? >> rig

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. >>> joining us to talk more about this, here in washington, co-author of the reliable source gossipolumn at "the washington post." in los angeles, sharon waxman, found founder and editor in chief of thewrap.com. the house of arnold getting the household worker pregnant, what did it add other than the sheer titilation other than for the world to show her picture on television and on the internet? >> look, she had her picture up on facebook and pictures of her son up on her facebook page. she didn't take those pictures down all day. i'm not sure if they're down now, but i know in the first couple of days when we knew what her name was that she hadn't taken either her pictures down or pictures of her son down. and most new sites including ours obscured the face of her little boy who looks exactly like arnold schwarzenegger. so if you're saying that the media should be more discreet than the person who's actually involved in this, i think that's probably asking too much of the media these days. >> well, i would say, amy, that this woman is not a public figure. she didn't sell her story

a gossip website says it has received a letter from the firm challenging "unflattering reports aboutaena." the first says there are no plans yet to file any lawsuits. >>> time now 6:56. this morning the santa clara county board of supervisors will talk about adding a new area code to the silicon valley. the 669 area code is coming. the public utilities commission is the telecommunications industry they support the overlaid method for this new area code. it won't require anyone to change their existing 408 numbers. now the other option is a geographic split where people could end up with different area codes for home, cell and business phones. >>> it is the youngest final match up in "american idol" history. >> i've wanted to be the next "american idol" since i was 6 years old. >> they're both adorable. 16-year-old lauren and 17-year- old scotty will each perform three songs tonight. the first part of a two night final event. it all begins tonight at 8:00 and continues tomorrow night right here on ktvu channel 2. i can't imagine having that much poise at that age. >> they're doing it.

. >> charlie: the gossip was -- in terms of curiosity about all this was huge. >> gayle and oprah everess beians and -- >> stedman and sense of --becauo do with her? if you got to find tabloid stuff there's other place to go. >> a lot of questions about that. did they actually have a real relationship. certainly kicked around. but i think that sort of challenges oprah because, people say, she's secretly gay. oprah would say it if she was. >> charlie: she would say that. >> she couldn't deep ha secret. how could she have lot of the interviews she's had over the 25 years and not come out if she were gay. people would be -- there would be torches. >> she doesn't like people who were frauds. >> yeah. >> part of what is unusual she doesn't -- she's unusual plea uncynical about celebrity. the kind of like, snary sensibility of making fun of them or taking digs. her show is one of the last places on tv where no matter who the celebrity is, whether it's colin firth or katy perp reshe's equally respectful and treats them well. some ways that's a throwback. >> when she actually really likes them

a gossip website says it's received a letter from the law firm challenging "unflattering reports about miss baena." the law firm says there are no plans yet to file lawsuits. >>> 5:49 is the time. back over to sal to check in on traffic. sal. >>> all right. right now we're doing pretty well around the bay area. don't have a lot going on when it comes to slow traffic or major crashes on the roads. let's move along and take a look at this is 880. you can see traffic looks good. move along and take a look at the san mateo bridge. little bit of patchy fog just as steve mentioned heading out to the high-rise and continuing out to 101. also this morning we have a look at 80 northbound. that traffic looks okay. no major problems on 880. we had an earlier accident in fremont and that is gone. 5:49. let's go to steve. >>> all right, sal, thank you very much. and we do have a little bit of fog there sal touched on. it will be a sunny day once we get rid of that patchy fog or two. but breezy, sunny and breezy. not as windy as yesterday. tomorrow though cloudy, cooler, rain in the north bay. how f