he and his eldest daughter, katherine, just finished a father-daughter chat. today, 21-year-old katherine schwarzenegger tweeted "this is definitely not easy." her 17-year-old brother patrick was even blunter. "some days you feel like expletive. some dames you want to quit and just be normal for a bit." he recently changed his tweeter name to patrick shriver. >> no! >> reporter: the half brother he just learned about was born about the time his father filmed "clat rat damage." in other words, before arnold schwarzenegger entered politics. the stories of infidelity threatened early on to derail his candidacy. not just allegations of cheating and groping. there were tabloid reports of a love child. schwarzenegger denied them all. here he is on the bus with peter jennings at the height of the 2003 recall campaign. >> isn't it odd that three days, four days before the campaign, all of a sudden, all these women want an apology? isn't it odd? you have common sense, peter. you can figure it out for yourself. i want to thank her so much for being the greatest wife and

maddy grinned thinking about what katherine might say. she would say, maddy did you do this? he would say, yes , i did. as they got closer to home, he saw smoke blazing into the sky where the saudi would be. they had built the fire she and his brother mark. saddy was walking ahead. madison looked at the drunken line of stitches on her sleeve the crook ed seam and the knot of material that rode her shoulder like a hump much the air began to feel thick like water. wait. he grabbed her arm and picked at the stitches he had made. saddy tried to wrench away but he picked frantically at her sleeve and the dark fury the new look that made him shiver that was not her sister came into her eyes. he didn't let go, this is no good don't worry. madison picked andtory the thread until it came loose and the blue fly witch could not tell what he had done. saddy went limp. she stared off toward the poppy mark had planted which stuck like finger bones out of the earth. thank you. >> hi. nice to be here. i came on the 14 mission bus. to spend 6 minutes with you. [laughter]. if there is time lef

and katherine t. macarthur foundation and union bank. ♪ >> union bank has put its financial strength to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you. >> and now, "bbc world news." >> the head of the i.m.f. is remanded to custody on sex assault charges. actions, not words. senatorkerry defends the u.s. operation to capture osama bin laden and calls on pakistan to take on militants. civilians celebrate gains on the battlefield on the day colonel gaddafi is wanted for crimes against humanity. welcome to bbc news, welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the world. security in dublin on the eve of the first ever visit of a british monarch to the irish republic. >> zero, and liftoff, the final launch of endeavour. >> counting down the end of the shuttle program, endeavour blasts off for the final time. welcome. the head of the international monetary fund is fatesing a third night in jail after being refused bail by a court in new york on

thank you. >> thank you very much. >> katherine howard, golden gate park preservation alliance. golden gate park has attracted those who view it as open land available for their my favorite developmental projects. the effort to stem the flood of development in rec and park in 1998 they developed golden gate park master plan. huffer, this plan is not really followed by the department, new develop projects are constantly being proposed. we need golden gate park to be a historic district. now there's a discussion as to whether or not this is a good idea. to this i ask, what what is planned for golden gate park. what new project destructive to the park are in the pipeline we do not know about because the very idea of protecting golden gate park is under attack. there will be a program about threats to golden gate park on the commonwealth club on may 11. encourage everyone to come, ask questions and learn about the future threats to golden gate park. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm the vice president of the preservation commission but i'm not re

. >>> katherine schwarzenegger was honored tonight amid the sex scandal involving her father. >> that was indeed the most amazing introduction i've ever gotten. >> her are mother maria shriver was -- her mother maria shriver was in attendance as katherine receives the girl power award that is given out for helping underprivileged children. katherine expressed disappointment this week about her parents' separation. >>> i didn't break into my house. i just repossessed my home. >> fighting foreclosure, the bay area woman taking matters into her own hands >>> foreclosure forced an east bay too mucher out of a house her family has owned for 24 years, but we'll hear about the bold move that woman is taking to move back in. >> this is the living room. >> reporter: furniture is temporary. the windows are bare, but tanya dennis said this was, is and always will be her home whether the bank likes it or not. >> i didn't really break back in my house. i just repossessed my home. >> reporter: after a young long illness in 2009 dennis fell behind on her house payments. wells fargo foreclosed on her

. >> but a second opinion led katherine lane to dr.ossible of a solution to the endo metriosis and the pain she was struggling to control. >> i was confident i could do this. >> the doctor partnered with the neurologist and surgeon to remove the endo metriosis, scar tissue and even the damaged kidney. 8 hours after the surgery she was up and walking and off the oxycontin she had to rely on for more than a year. >> a whole new beginning. >> i have been given a second chance. >> it is a reminder to all women struggling with infertility. >> if they are trying to get pregnant with their husband is fine and all of the other tests come fine and they say everything is okay and they are not getting pregnant, it is endometriosis until proven otherwise. >> reporter: as the lanes head home to portland, their focus shifts from saving katherine's life to creating a new one. >> my parents are just excited for grand kids now so. hopefully that will come soon. >> in fact, katherine is now pregnant with baby lane, due in august, something her doctors i

katherine has an uncle gary.ait, wait, wait, wait. >> no, no, no. the bookies have him as the odds-on favorite of getting liquored up at the reception and taking a run at one of the bridesmaids. [ cheers and applause ] seriously. this guy is -- this guy has -- >> jimmy: i love this guy. uncle gary. >> he shaved his -- we all have an uncle gary. shaved his head. >> jimmy: we do. >> he's got tattoos everywhere. a little issue with controlled substances. >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> they weren't even going to -- they weren't going to invite him, but they thought he'd be so pissed off if they snubbed him that he'd freak. and so they decided we have to invite him. it's like keep your friends close and your enemies closer. >> jimmy: i love weddings. >> uncle gary. that's the moment. watch for uncle gary. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. that's very -- >> i know. >> jimmy: now, who's -- everyone on the "today" show is going, right? >> meredith is there. al is there. ann will be there. i'll be there. natalie -- >> jimmy: who's going t

. >>> katherine schwarzenegger was honored tonight amid the sex scandal involving her father. >> that was indeed the most amazing introduction i've ever gotten. >> her are mother maria shriver was -- her mother maria shriver was in attendance as katherine receives the girl power award that is given out for helping underprivileged children. katherine expressed disappointment this week about her parents' separation. >>> i didn't break into my house. i just repossessed my home. >> fighting foreclosure, the bay area woman taking matters into her own hands and what her lender has to say. >> plus tracking a cold front moving into the bay area, how it could impact your weekend. >>> look at this. you got a state of the art man cave. >>> foreclosure forced an east bay too mucher out of a house her family has owned for 24 years, but we'll hear about the bold move that woman is taking to move back in. >> this is the living room. >> reporter: furniture is temporary. the windows are bare, but tanya dennis said this was, is and always will be her home whether the bank likes it or not. >> i didn't r

in washington, katherine harridge, fox news. >>> the fall-out in pakistan from the death of osama bin laden continues tonight. there are new calls from the streets of sam -- islamabad this evening for top pakistani officials to resign. pakistanis are angry that the army and the intelligence officials say they had no idea osama bin laden was living there. meanwhile pakistan has raised the security level in major cities for fear of possible revenge by al qaeda after the death of osama bin laden. al qaeda has recently threatened to launch large scale terrorist attacks with pakistan government agencies and the united states as the primary targets. >>> there are also reports tonight all citing unnamed highly placed u.s. sources that the target of a u.s. drone aircraft atrack in yemen this week was anwar al alaqui who is the american board leader of al qaeda in the pens is a. it is the world's most active terror corral. he is said to recruit the man known as the underwear bomber whom u.s. authorities accuse of trying to blow up a plane on christmas day in 2009. he is also believed to have e

katherine poetly retweeted a line from "the notebook." everything happens for a reason.what that reason is. >> katherine is being very honest and she's also being incredibly mature to say that she wants to heal and that it's going to take time but she's not going to lose her family over this. >> reporter: last year on "gma," katherine who wrote a book revealed the bond she has with her mother, a source of her strength. >> we have an amazing relationship and she was always really good at making sure that she was always open to talk about anything with me. >> reporter: but the healing process is tricky with such public scrutiny of their private lives. jamie lee curtis, the daughter of hollywood celebrities herself wrote a blog, i have had traumas. if i had had traumas and cameras pointed at me all day long, i don't know what toll it would have taken on me and added "i urge us all to leave them alone. let them tell us what they want to tell us." experts say our fascination can sometimes overshadow the immense devastation all five of these children are feeling. >> the bigges

if katherine what is finally out from underneath it.rs there for the last hour or so. that is the news for those out and the deltas. livermore is clear for the moment. this this is the start of stage for for the cycle race in california. conditions are ok for the 11:45 a.m. start time. the south bay is nice and clear. this is what we are expecting for the day to day, all of the shower activity that pushed through the area over night, behind it, but looking size. if sunshine in store not just for the latter half of today but especially for tomorrow. wheat and so you see the 74 cast. right around 50 degrees, we will see some gradual warming as we head into the next couple of hours after sunrise. if 67 degrees this afternoon in santa rosa, 68 and now, 69 in concord, while net creek, close to 70 degrees. hoagland, 64 degrees, down in the south bay we have morgan hill as 67 and san jose at 65. here is your seventh day forecast. pause we have fantastic weather for thursday and friday. the temperatures are getting up into one territory once ag

katherine cal lowway reports on the spinal launch of the space shuttle. >> it was tremendous to see the shuttle take off. >> reporter: the crew will deliver a $2 billion physics equipment. among the estimated 500,000 who attended the launch, the wife of shuttle commander, mark kelly, gabrielle giffords. >> shing looked -- she looked at me and said good stuff. good stuff. >> reporter: her incredible recovery from an attack in arizona has at times overshadowed the bittersweet signature of the launch -- the significance of the launch. nasa employees have received notices they could be laid off. shortly before lift-off captain kelly urged americans to keep the pioneering spirit alive. >> this represents the -- this mission represents the everything and we -- represents everything and we must not stop. congresswoman gabrielle giffords is expected to talk to her husband once while he's in space. "endeavour" will return back to earth june 1st. back to you. >>> and here's a breakdown of the shuttle crew's mission. the "endeavour" crew will arrive on wednesday for their 16-day mission. on board

katherine ashton arrived to oversee the opening of an eu office, creating an office shows the eu support for the libyan people and for the rebel movement fighting to overthrow moammar gadhafi. back in the u.s., police have arrested a suspect in connection with the beating of a san francisco giants fan. two men attacked bryan stowe outside dodgers stadium in march. his mother says it was a random act of violence. stowe is now in a medically induced coma. >> video out of northeastern kansas where a tornado touched down. you can see what it looks like when that fudge cloud is forming there. one person was killed in the storm last night. four others injured. the destruction is widespread. take a look at that right there. 200 homes and nearly every building in the town of redding sustained some damage. >>> two shuttle "endeavour" astronauts have successfully completed the second of four planned spacewalks. astronauts andrew feustel and mike finckel performed work on the space station. it was the sixth longest spacewalk ever. it lasted a little longer than intended because of the trouble conta

cannonized by pope john paul vi, and a few years later katherine drexell, the founder of xavier university. >> and the causes of sainthood are at the vatican. the unlike pope john paul ii, investigation consist take years if not decades, but the honor can be worth the wait. >> i think everybody acknowledges what kind of impact they've had as catholics in this country and would love to see the day all of them are announced universally for the church. >> and we thank lauren green for that very interesting. let's go back to vatican city, pope benedict. >> the redeemer of men, inspire for the fullness in your life at easter, to-- women and child are he respected and promoted. and these prayers i call upon you and your families the pea peace. >> and now in the german language. . [speaking german] >> the father asked that we may live the words of the gospel demonstrating to the world the mercy of god and the love of christ. now in the spanish language. keep in mind of course the youth world day this august will be in madrid, spain. many of here are present for that great event this year. the hol

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. >> reporter: katherine whitney of san jose thought she was treat the un professionally by an officer two years ago. back then the only way to complain was to take it to internal affairs. now there is a different way. >> the new approach is to have the officer against whom the complaint has been made and the complainant to sit down at a table just lick -- like this and basically have some face time with one another. >> reporter: independent police officer cordell who is a retired judge says the key is to have someone in the middle. she convinced some of her former colorado legs and friends, also retired judges to serve as mediators and got them to do it for free. >> reporter: how does this different from the way it's always been? >> the way it's always been has been time-consuming for the taxpayer money. >> reporter: for the officer the upside is the complaint against him or her gets dropped after the meeting. >> this is a little different out the box but it will be a huge box -- help in the future. >> it won't be used for police brutal or profiling but courtesy is on the list. >> the

here to acknowledge her support and presence is our presiding judge, katherine feinstein. thank you for being here, judge feinstein. >> i would like to echo all of the comments that have come before about what a fine police officer greg suhr is. i know that he's going to be the kind of chief that will re stst, will improve, will bring forward good cases, and really improve the integrity of the san francisco police department. but that is not really what i want to say. i, too, am a home grown girl and i have known greg suhr since i was a baby d.a. in the mid 1980's. i watched him and probably he has watched me as each of our careers have moved ahead with steps forward and steps back and steps forward and steps back. and to see somebody who knows our city so very well, who can lead us in directions that we maybe haven't been led in a very long time, i think, is going to be very special. i think that there were times, greg, that people didn't think that this day would come. and i'm just so incredibly proud to be part of it. so i welcome you on behalf of your justice partners,

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>> thanks, katherine. the japanese government released several economic indicators for the month of april. let's start with jobs data. april's unemployment rate stood at 4.7%. the figure worsened by 0.1 point from the previous month. the internal affairs ministry released the seasonably adjusted figures on tuesday. the number of unemployed stood at about 3.1 million. this is down 300,000 from the same month a year ago and marks 11 straight months of improvement. knows with jobs stood at 60 million, up 70,000 from a year earlier. the figure excludes 2,200 households in three quake-hit prefectures. separately, a report from the labor ministry showed job availability in april worsened for the first time in 17 months. the ministry says that 61 positions were available for every 100 job seekers. >>> meanwhile, japan's industrial production rose 1.0% in april from the previous month. the ministry of economy, trade and industry says the index stood at 83.5 against a base of 100 set in 2005. this is the first impr

we are fortunate to have the presence of the presiding judge and she is katherine feinstein. where are you? would you please join us to do the duty of swearing ed lee in. mr. lee. >> if you would be kind enough to please raise your right hand and repeat after me. i edwin m. lee. >> i edwin m. lee. >> do solemnly swear -- >> do sol manyly swear -- solemnly swear -- >> that i will support and defend -- >> that i will support and defend -- >> the constitution of the united states -- >> the constitution of the united states >> and the constitution of the state of california -- >> and the constitution of the state of california >> against allen miss foreign and domestic -- against all enemies foreign and domestic -- >> against allen miss and domestic -- >> that i will bear true faith and aline of scrimmagens. >> that i will bear true faith and aline of scrimmagens >> to the constitution of the united states. >> to the constitution of the united states. >> and to the constitution of the state of california. >> to the constitution of the state of california. >> that i take this obli

i know i've interviewed katherine schwarzenegger, lovely. of these kids are on twitter and facebook, and they are still, despite what some folks are telling them, responding on social media. >> we heard from patrick schwarzenegger also going by shriver. he posts some days you feel like kpleive and you want to quit. katherine says this is definitely not easy but i appreciate your love and support. i will always love my family. a source close to him told us he talked to his children the night before he publicly admitted he fathered a child. we're told that he apologized to his kids and he always talked to maria, that he wants to make sure his family hassering they need to get through this, even space. according to a source, schwarzenegger said he would do whatever they wanted him to do to allow them that time and space to heal. >> what do we know, thelma, about schwarzenegger's -- the former governor's future ahead? >> if we tear talki're talking future. we know he signed three movie deals. he's going to be putting two big projects on hold to

katherine mayer from "time" magazine.>>> we'll bring you president obama's speech to both houses of parliament live at 3:30 p.m. london time. join us for cnn's special coverage of the event starting today at 3:00 p.m. in london. that's 10:00 a.m. washington. we want to get more on the volcano of iceland. grimsvotn is settling down. iceland's official weather agency says it is not likely to blow up again. cnn producer adam reese is in iceland's capital, reykjavik and we can talk to him now. >> reporter: zain, good morning, it's not over yet. geologists say they'll see the end of the eruption soon and it's unlikely to blow up again and volcanic activity is reduced considerably this morning. very much calming down. however, they do expect to see a few more small explosions. the ash plume is not visible on satellite images, that's good news. and any ash that we're seeing in the air now is old ash. and it's just a matter of time when the ash does dissipate. keflavik airport is now open and they expect conditions there to impro

and i will be back in a bit, but for now back to the main news with katherine. >> thanks very much, ai. >>> the nuclear crisis in fukushima has had a devastating impact on the surrounding communities. many of those who have had to evacuate their hometowns are people who make a living from the ocean. next is a story on one young fisherman who has been unable to go out fishing since the start of the emergency. >> this man has been a fisherman since he was 19. he managed to move his boat away from the shore just before the tsunami hit so it wasn't destroyed. the harbor is only 7 kilometers from the power plant. the residents had to evacuate their homes. >> translator: how frustrating. the sea was always full of fish to catch. i want it back the way it was. >> reporter: two currents meet off the coast. the diverse sea life makes it an ideal fishing spot. in winter there are many flounders and octopuses. summer brings japanese seaperch and flatfish. over 200 people in a town make their living from fishing. >> translator: when i lifted my net, i could see how beautiful the morning sun was on

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katherine schwarzenegger tweeted this is definitely not easy.ther patrick said one day just quit and be normal but i love my family until death do us part. the signature said it all he changed his name to patrick shriver. at home the secret unraveled. >> arnold schwarzenegger is one of the most powerful people in hollywood. he was not able to do damage control anymore. >> but in hollywood where he hopes to return his star is unlikely to wane among action films but his reputation may suffer. days ago after revealing the couple had split up. schwarzenegger seemed to hold out hope. >> we both love each other very much. we. >> the person is mildred patricia. >> m shaver shaver has kept a favorite poem on the desk. one day you knew what you had to do and began. she now seems to be following that advice. >> kristen: if you take a look outside still kind of cloudy. >> dry air continues to move in behind the chunk of energy that brought us on the showers and putting up one last night over in the extreme eastern parts of alameda and some of the higher el

"daily mail" claims the honeymoon of william and katherine duchess of cambridge may have been delayed by the osama bin laden mission. the paper says the delay had more to do with the couple's safety rather than the prince's wish to rush back to work. a palace spokesperson said the delay was a personal decision made weeks ago. the newlyweds will honeymoon later this month. >>> prince william's father, prince charles, made a trip to washington, d.c. yesterday. last night he met with war veterans at a reception following a visit to the supreme court earlier in the day. >>> in new york, a rather wooden skrul tour by paul gauguin sold for $11 million. the piece was last seen by the public in 1961. >>> a first look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opinions at 12,807 after graining a fraction yesterday. the s&p shed four points. the nasdaq lost 22. taking a look at overseas trading this morning. in tokyo the nikkei was close for a holiday. but in hong kong the hang seng dropped 318. >>> a disappointing report from the world's largest drugmaker. pfizer fell short before the b

. >> i am katherine doss and i would like to stress that having a business at 2740 mission street is a good neighbor that benefits residents, property owner, and people that go to school and work there. and so i would like to reiterate what may neighbors feel it has not been a good neighbor in the event of reaching out to us very late and trying to communicate. so if the commission does approve the plans, i would stress you add the plans that shawn put in front of you and maybe it would be the communili that would be the assigned person to make sure the plans are in accordance and are enforced and there is no alcohol and trash is picked up. >> i believe it was one of you and few you brought it up about the ban in the mission district and if it was a kentucky fried or burger king that was trying to have a family restaurant, you would laugh them out of here. we don't really need anymore fast food in our neighborhood. thanks. >> i am ben calderon. >> something that came up in the last hear and this is a poor location choice for this organization. they have a large kitchen and the seatin

drama smash, about the making of a broadway music allstaring debra messing and "american idol" alum katherine >> choreography and original songs. just a real exciting place to go. >> reporter: nbc is also adding laughs in the fall on wednesday. >> we are trying to help you! >> reporter: christina applegate and will arnett play frazzled parents in the comedy "up all night" while there's the romantic comedy "free agent." >> you're going to wear a hood to a wedding. >> reporter: nbc has high hopes on thursdays with a relationship comedy "whitney" featuring comedian whitney cummings. >> just one of these emerging comedic stars. >> reporter: thursday also offers a new drama in "prime suspect." >> why are you drawing pictures? >> what's distinctive about, you know, this cop crime show is maria bello. >> reporter: the cop genre meets fantasy in the dark drama "grim" and they are hoping that the grim primetime ratings will begin to turn around. in new york, mark barger, nbc news. >> coming up next at 5:00, she didn't like what was happening at "the office" and is now blowing the iswhtle. >> it's an a

he posted a tweet yesterday, part of the message says his 21-year-old sister katherine also tweeted she will always love her family. >>> stage four of the amgen tour of california began a few minutes ago, and this is the only day the bicycle race will be in the bay area from livermore counsel to san jose. ktvu's jade hernandez joins us live from the starting line to explain why this is such a big deal for livermore. >> reporter: that's right, 20 minutes ago stage four began here in amgen tour of california. they have officially begun their 81-mile trek. let's look at newschopper 2, following the cyclists this afternoon. they are whizzing by. they're expected to be finished between 3 and 424 afternoon. brake anderson leads the pack with the yellow jersey. fans and fellow cyclists welcome the athletes and worldwide attention. >> i think the boys probably like to be sent off with like a small town feel, and i think livermore has that. >> [audio not understandable] >> i think the first climb is this road. then we sort of flatten out, then haven't really ridden the stage but heard a lot of t

invita al dia de la familia de cuenta conmigo, manana sabado 14 de mayo en la escuela primaria "katherine ----- habra divertidas actividades de matematicas y juegos para toda la familia, ademas de rifas y premios. ----- el registro es de 12 a 1 de la tarde, y los cupos son limitados, asi que llegue temprano. ----la entrada es gratis. segment ends roll open cu ----continua la lucha por el dream act o ley de los suenos, y precisamente de eso - hablo' largamente el presidente obama con nuestra companera norma garcia. ---aqui va la primera parte de la entrevista. take pkg bueno, va a ser dificil pero una mayoria significante de los democratas favorece una reforma migratoria. tambien es importante recordar que hace un tiempo tuvimos apoyo bipartidista para la reforma migratoria, luego los republicanos abandonaron el tema, lo que necesitamos es que lo retomen. dijeron que no podian apoyar una reforma porque teniamos que controlar la frontera primero, la razon por la cual fui a el paso esta semana fue para resaltar que hemos hecho todo lo que pidieron. lo que creo que podemos hacer es evaluar la