her name is mildred. did you ask mildred? >> schwarzenegger: no, i didn't.t like that i should take on the responsibility of taking care of... of him and her. and so i started taking care of joseph financially and... and... >> stahl: well, all of a sudden, she starts getting money? no, you must have said, "i know, i want to take care of him." you never... >> schwarzenegger: no. >> stahl: well, how does money start showing up? >> schwarzenegger: i gave it to her and she knew what it was about. >> stahl: did you think that, if you gave her money, that she wouldn't talk, like hush money? >> schwarzenegger: i don't think that mildred was at all into talking. mildred is a good person. she was not out to get me or to... to take advantage. >> stahl: you write, "i wanted mildred to continue working in our home because i thought i could control the situation better that way." and i read that to mean that, if she was in the house, you could make sure she wouldn't tell anybody. >> schwarzenegger: no. it was more that it will be the wrong thing to do to let them go and

(laughter) oh, yeah, yeah, just walk in tall, yeah, that's me right there, mildred higgins. (laughter). >> jon: right, yeah, you're mildred higgins, sure, yeah, right. >> you got a problem with that? >> jon: no, go ahead, you can go right there. that's fine. >> which brings us to tip two: : intimidation. >> jon: oh, that's nice, i get that. >> see how i did that? i need to vote? where's my ballot? >> jon: wow, you're right, that is intimidating. >> come on, jon, you're such a sweet old white lady, jon. >> jon: thank you, larry. on the off chance yelling doesn't work. >> again, we're dealing with the elderly. they don't see so well so you can always use the art of disguise. >> jon: oh, yeah, right, the art of disguise is going to make sure that people -- hey, where'd larry go. i was just talking to larry about voter fraud. >> what larry? i'm luigi, i want my ballot and some dinner! >> jon: all right, i'm sorry, i'll try to find a ballot for you -- oh, geez! larry! good to have you back, i was just talking with an asian gentleman. (laughter) >> was my accent that bad? >> jon:

today, we had a chance to talk to mildred the ex-wife of john allen muhammad the d.c. sniper. she said that day she was terrified, like everybody else. she had no idea her husband was involved. one man was killed as he cut grass along rockville pike. later, one other was killed as he pumped-up -- pumped gas. another was killed at leisure world plaza. for a while the shooting stopped. >> everybody was terrified. >> miles away, a woman named mildred saw the news, too. 20 days later police would knock on her door and tell her that her ex-husband was the sniper, along with his accomplice lee boyd malvo and was after her. what he wanted was his children back from her. she says the man she once loved changed in the military. >> when he went away and came back -- >> another person was killed in the district, and mildred nothing of john allen muhammad's involvement. -- knew nothing of his involvement. we asked her how she would describe john allen muhammad and she said she could not put a word on it to describe the father of her children. she believes he was a victim of posttraumatic

ask -- her name is mildred. did you ask mildred? >> no, i didn't. but i felt like i should take on the responsibility of taking care of him and her. >> wow. schwarzenegger says that he's an expert in living in denial. and did not tell shriver his plans to run for california governor or even that he needed major heart surgery. you're supposed to communicate with your spouse. >> that's a good thing. >> stay with us, later this morning, arnold schwarzenegger sitting down with george stephanopoulos for must-see tv on "good morning america." going fob his first interview about the book. >>> lindsay lohan caught up in a new scandal this morning. lohan claims after a night of partying in a new york hotel room she confronted a staffer named christian la bella over a cell phone. they tossed the charges out for lack of evidence. both have filed harassment claims against each other. >>> and the woman who claimed the lottery last year has died of a drug overdose. amanda clayton was found dead holding her baby daughter. they said she only had about $67,000 left

. >> mildred remembers living in fear. never thinking the man she was married to for 12 years was also the d.c. sniper. >> my fear was heightened above everyone else's and just trying to come to terms with if the sniper doesn't get me, then john will. >> she says the man she once loved was a different person once he returned from the gulf war and had said good-bye long before he became a killer. she said about their children the day before their father was to be executed. >> they have to live with that fact of how he died and that he is no longer here. >> she says her three children are now in college and have come to terms with that fact. >> yes, this was my dad. this is what he did. he does not define who i am. i am who i make myself to be. >> do they call him dad? >> uh-huh. >> the fbi had told her she was the primary target during the three weeks of terror. and for that reason, there is still pain all these years later. >> because people blamed me. you know. if i were to stayed on the west coast, people on the east coa

her name is mildred. did you ask mildred? >> no, i didn't.i felt that i should take on the responsibility of taking care of him and her. so i took care of them financially. >> all of a sudden she started getting money. no, you must have said, you know, i want to take care of him. how does money start showing up >> i gave it to her and she knew what it was. >> you can see more on cbsnews.com. cbs money watch. tens of thousands protest in paris and the big guns come out for a gangster auction. ashley morrison has more. >> reporter: good morning. more anti-austerity protests taking place in europe over the weekend. in paris thousands took part in peaceful demonstrations. on friday the french government presented a budget that includes higher taxes on the wealthy but which critics say lack reforms that could kick start economic growth. uncertainty over spain's bailout sent overseas markets lower. nikkei dropped 1% while the hang seng was closed for a holiday. this week we'll get the september unemployment data. second to last monthly jobs report

her name is mildred. did you ask mildred? >> no, i didn't.i felt that i shouldake t on the responsibility of taking care of him and her. so i took care of them financially. >> all of a sudden she started getting money. no, you must have said, you know, i want to take care of him. how does money start showing up the >> i gave it to her and she knew what it was. >> you can see more on cbsnews.com. cbs money watch. tens of thousands protest in paris and the big guns come out for a gangster auction. ashley morrison has more. >> reporter: good morning. more anti-austerity protests taking place in europe over the weekend. in paris thousands took part in peaceful demonstrations. on friday the french government presented a budget that includes higher taxes on the wealthy but which critics lack reforms that could kick start economic growth. uncertainty over spain's bailout sent overseas markets lower. nikkei dropped 1% while the hang seng was closed for a holiday. this week we'll get the september unemployment data. second to last monthly jobs reports

mildred mohammed says the news of the shootings she found out about this ten years ago.cked on her door to say john allen was the sniper and that he was after her. >> i knew he was going to kill me. i knew it was going to be a head shot. >> police said mildred believed the shootings were present to create a distraction so her murder would be one of many. police say he wanted his children back from her. >>> time now for five things to know this morning. the philadelphia cop caught on video hitting a woman will be suspended for 30 days starting today. with the intent to dismiss. the woman is seen spraying something from a can in the video and then shows the woman being struck in the face. >>> the chicago teachers' union says its teachers and support staff have approved the three year contract. that includes pay increases and new evaluation systems. it must be approved mow by the board of education which is scheduled to meet this month. >>> a new report card shows water quality in baltimore's harbor didn't improve last year. it blamed heavy rains that washed pollution into

. >>> mildred es una buena persona. >>> afirmÓ que por el parecido Él mismo se dio cuenta que josepha hacer una operaciÓn de corazon abierto en mÉxico, dijo que pensaba lanzarse a la gobernaciÓn de california. >>> la paciencia del matrimonio llegaron a su fin, mientras schwarznegger adolorido y lejos de acabado promete un regreso. >>> telemundo. >>> en ucrania cerca de quince mil personas participaron en una sesiÓn matutina de ejercicio creando un nuevo rÉcord guiness, el objetivo del evento fue la creaciÓn de rÉcord, incentivar a la comunidad a mejorar la salud y mostrar los beneficios de ser saludable. >>> con esto me despido, muchas gracias por su sintonÍa, telemundo estÁ en lÍnea, puede seguirnos por facebook y twitter.

former california governor, bodybuilder nd movie star has also admitted to an afffir housekeeper, mildred baena (bye-aye-nah).he says he suspected he wassthe fatherrof her son when the boy was around seven or eight.it jjst off,,that he started ooking - got it, ttat it was never discussed but i put the things together here.he says shriier confronted him about it ddring a ounseling session.she then saii hey, i think joseph s your kid and am i off herr on this or not? and i said you're absolutely correct.shriver filed for divorce last year. schwarzeeegger also reflected on his failingss(do you have to always there?))t's always there.i'm annrew spencer reporting. a spokesman for shriver says she ill not be giving a response to the "60 minutes" interview. two people areedead, one hurt, after a shooting at a v-f-w winter springsssay they're - still in the early stages of the invessigation.what offfcers do know is that a group f bbiers had gathered p charity ride when gunfire erupted. as of right now, we can confirm we have two dead on scene as we're orking the crime ssenn. and we have one in cr

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joseph's mother mildred continued to work in the stphez schwarzenegger house. >> it is worse when youart getting rid of people because it is like punishing somebody for having been in situation so that's the best way i could handle it. >> reporter: he admits it want his only affair while married. shriver filed forde of course in may 2011 and said she hasn't read the book but wishes him well. arnold believes the family will one day be together again. >> i'm sure maria doesn't say that but i'm sure maria wishes we call could be together. i definitely wish we could all could be together. >> reporter: also interesting for your viewers, schwarzenegger talks politics in this book. he says in 2003, he was snubbed by then george bush adviser karl rove who wanted condoleeza rice to run in 2006, not the hollywood actor. >> mentioned maria. what does she say? has she seen the book, commented on the book? >> reporter: right now maria shriver is not commenting on the book. abc news reached out to her she chose not to give a comment. you heard schwarzenegger himself say she has not read the book bu

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. >> this is the second time i interviewed mildred mohommed. she seems brighter, more open this time around. we covered a will the of topics, such as her children who call the d.c. sniper dad to her healing process, to also how people still blame her for the shooting spree. >> the only thing i was trying to do was find my children and stay alive. >> mildred mohommed remembers living in fear, never thinking the man she was married to for 12 years was also the d.c. sniper. >> my fear was heightened above everyone else. and just trying to come to terms with, if the sniper doesn't get me, then john will. >> do you think life for you is better now that he is gone from this earth? >> i didn't need for him to be executed for my life to be better. it's painful for my children that he's no longer here. but that's something we have to deal with. >> she says the man she once loved was a different man when she returned from the gulf war and said good-bye long before he became a killer. this is what she said about their children the day before their father

joseph's mother mildred continued to work in the stphez schwarzenegger house. >> it is worse when youart getting rid of people because it is like punishing somebody for having been in situation so that's the best way i could handle it. >> reporter: he admits it want his only affair while married. shriver filed forde of course in may 2011 and said she hasn't read the book but wishes him well. arnold believes the family will one day be together again. >> i'm sure maria doesn't say that but i'm sure maria wishes we call could be together. i definitely wish we could all could be together. >> reporter: also interesting for your viewers, schwarzenegger talks politics in this book. he says in 2003, he was snubbed by then george bush adviser karl rove who wanted condoleeza rice to run in 2006, not the hollywood actor. >> mentioned maria. what does she say? has she seen the book, commented on the book? >> reporter: right now maria shriver is not commenting on the book. abc news reached out to her she chose not to give a comment. you heard schwarzenegger himself say she has not read the book bu

se entera de los detalles, para saber si lo dijo todo, así que mildred, te cachamos, eres la imagenuna situación como esta. >e>> s muy importante, la mamá dijo así son los adolescentes, ese comentario no es el más adecuado. >>> definitivamente no, porque no tienen que ser así. >>p>porque ni tenemos que permitir ciertos comportamientos, no es bueno corregir al niño adelante de la visita, pero cuando se vaya, sí, sentarse y explicarle que el comportamiento no es aceptable y la próxima vez, hay que deajrle saber las condiciones que tiene tener en su comportamiento. >>> seguro, muy importante y en la siguiente situación un joven no respeta la autoridad de su padre. >>> qué onda, cómo estás, aquí con mi papá, vamos al cine, te parece si paso por ti, espera está entrando una llamada. >>> sí, bueno, sí se encuentra, pero le llama después, estoy con una llamada. >>> quién era. >>> tu jefe, pero estoy ocupado, ok, paso por ti, no te preocupes, también te quiero ♪. >>> ay, dios mío, dios mío, señores, cuando un niño tiene esta acción no respeta a su padre o su madre, me puse hasta nervioso, q

and also, mildred. it's my obligation and i'm doing it. >> and it seems like you may have learned something from all of this. what would you say your biggest lesson you take away as you look back, and think about writing the book and go over everything in your life? >> i think that you learn, i don't know how much this helps you, but you learn that one stupid mistake that maybe you think is good at that moment can really destroy a lot of things and can hurt a lot of people. that don't deserve to be hurt like that. and maria did not deserve to be hurt like that, nor do the kids, nor do everyone in the extended family. so everyone has been hurt by that. and that's -- you know, i'm trying to rebuild all of that. >> we want to talk about much more in the book later on in the show, but right now got to get to elizabeth. >>> george, thanks so much. now to that new drama for lindsay lohan. the star accusing a congressional aide of assaulting her in a hotel room over the weekend. john muller is here with the la

not only had i deceived her about the love child with mildred, the maid, but i also couldn't stop thinkinger bulging, heavy thighs and droopy underwear. just the sooight of her man handling a vacuum around the house drove me wild. i had to have me. you have cleaned me for so long, now it's my turn to clean you. we were look two wild boars making sweet, sweet passionate love in a pasture. she could do this thing with peanut butter and a -- just like. prescripti >> jimmy: seems like. does have a similar, the book jacket. >> big deal, all the. so what? >> backstage i was reading it. and to be honest with you i look it better than my book. i decided to read it out here. >> jimmy: it was good. what is going on with you televisionwise. >> something i am excited about doing. mentioned it tonight. getting ready. going to audition for this diving, celebrity diving show. >> jimmy: really? >> i've been working on it. and you know there is actually, a lot of prep work that you have to do for that. >> jimmy: really? >> presenting yourself just to the judges. a lot of prep work. >> jimmy: prep work? wha

was talking to my wife about this, in the book, the part she could not get over, how do you keep mildredn the house knowing all of this? >> well, it's worse when you start getting rid of people, it's kind of like punishing somebody for having been in this situation. so that's the best way that i could handle it. i think the important thing now is for, "a," recognize it. and i think that doing the book was really kind of an interesting way of analyzing the life i hate, going back and thinking about the past. whether it's my childhood or the body building, anything. this book made me look back. and i think analyzing that specific thing was, you know, kind of a -- really, a painful but necessary. because when you look at the whole thing, it was just so horrible. what it did to the kids and what it did to my wife. because they were really fantastic. i have the most extraordinary family. >> have you been able to repair your relationship with them? >> you know it takes time. i've had a good relationship with the kids and a very good relationship with maria. but it takes time. and i do everythi

ed klein, what would mildred friedman think of obamanomics. is this a cover-up by the obama administration? certainly the administration has stonewalled congress and the national media about details of what happened on september 11. the obama administration is chosen to rely on the fbi to investigate the terrorist attacks in benghazi. which killed 4 americans including our ambassador. fbi investigators however remain in tripoli, they have now been for almost 3 weeks, they have done nothing, seen nothing, and obama administration, refers all questions to the fbi. which knows nothing. one could say, conveniently show, fox news correspondent katherine hairage has been reporting this throughout we turn to katherine for a live report. reporter: thank you lou, within the last hour, i have interviewed head of house intelligence committee, mike rodgers, he told me he believes that obama administration has politicized to fit a story line of a youtube video clip that was the driving force behind the benghazi attack. >> i argue the administration made se

>> you can say that. >> mildred remained the couple's housekeeper, working for the woman she had betrayedh-huh. >> was that strange? >> very difficult, strange. i mean, bizarre. i mean, everything else -- whatever you want to call it. but it's the best way i could handle it. >> reporter: schwarzenegger also writes of a "hot affair" with actress bridget nielsen. his co-star in the 1985 film "red sonja." he was already living with shriver at the time. >> she knew? >> yeah. >> so it's a recurring issue with you? >> i'm not perfect. >> reporter: affairs weren't the only secrets. schwarzenegger also admits he tried to hide open heart surgery from shriver and says he didn't tell her about his run for governor until days before he announced it. >> she started shaking, and she had tears in her eyes. i realized i was stepping into something that was much deeper than just me running and her being a supportive wife. >> reporter: she ultimately gave up her journalism career to campaign with her husband. now years later his time in office over, schwarzenegger says he will always live with the regret o

of my greatest accomplishments and all of a sudden that was gone when all this became public with mildred and joseph and all that. so now, you know, since that point, i've been struggling with that and it has been very tough, because even though my professional life and my career and everything has continued, and i have made movies since then and speeches and gotten very heavily involved in promoting the environment and so on, but nothing is the same anymore because my personal life has been destroyed. so now -- destroyed because of stupidity, of bad decision making and this huge failure on my part and made a lot of people suffer because of that. so all of that is always on my mind. >> have you been taken aback by the extremity of some of the reaction? people treating you almost like a mass murderer, how dare you commit this hideous crime, when actually, you did what millions of men have done. i'm not excusing it, defending it, anything. i'm just trying to put it into some kind of context, that at times, you've been so battered by this. have you felt it's been too much or not? >> you know

special board of the local bar association and establish a suitable fee thinking all the while that mildred ever hold it to him and he would still make seven other thousand dollars or ever was because the two families were wealthy and it began to take the case. he went to the families and they said, well, you said that the bar association. he said, what? kellogg. this is what you said you came to my house the middle of the nine biggest of the lives. it would before the bar association and the of the muslim nuys deity had to sweat with his co attorney. any other lawyer would have been happy with the fee. anybody else to back. >> yes. i would like to follow up on the leopold, a more personal question. i was born in chicago on the south side in hyde park. my father went to a height part high-school born in 1921. what did the people in hyde park think about clarence darrow's representation and how did he in list? >> the atmosphere in chicago as a whole, one of the things it had to do was to slow things down as best he could. try to give the judge some way to not have said he had support within

arnold says his affair with housekeeper mildred baena was the stupidest thing he ever did to shriver.e doesn't give details about his relationship with baena, only saying he takes care of the boy and the mother. >>> the threat of carmageddon ii is over. the stretch over 405 reopened in time for this morning's rush hour. it had been closed all weekend for a bridge upgrade. any delays could have resulted in huge traffic problems. a similar closure last year also raised fears of a massive traffic meltdown. >>> the arrest of a 25-year-old man accused of assaulting lindsay lohan has been voided. police say the charges against former congressional aide christian labella could not be substantiated. lohan claims labella grabbed her during an argument over cell phone pictures. >>> it was a monstrously good weekend at the box office for "hotel transylvania." it took in had $43 million, the most ever for a september debut. "looper" was runner up and last week's champion, "end of watch" fell to third place. >>> and how do our favorite pop stars hold up? ellen send one of her writers into a local

his mother mildred johnson wants justice. >> it's only right that i have a place to go and say to marcuset you go. you're free now and i need that and his brothers need that and his children need that. >> 30-year-old melvin seals was fatally shot in april, 2008. it happened in the 1200 block of moore street northeast. his mother debra seals craven still struggles to come to terms with his death. >> it's hard for me as a mother to accept that i won't see my child again. i won't see that beautiful smile or that beautiful face. >> the last victim profiled is 24-year-old unique harris, a missing mother of two young boys last seen at her home in the 2400 block of hartford street southeast. valencia harris made it her life mission to find her daughter. >> she was a very, very active mom in the children's lives. she loved people. she loved going doing things with her boys. >> the pain in each mother's appeal is heartbreaking. d.c. police hope the public will watch the videos and perhaps someone will have a tip that can solve a case, a tip that can give three grieving mothers long awaited closur

arnold says his affair with housekeeper mildred baena was the stupidest thing he ever did to shriver.e doesn't give details about his relationship with baena, only saying he takes care of the boy and the mother. >>> the threat of carmageddon ii is over. the stretch over 405 reopened in time for this morning's rush hour. it had been closed all weekend for a bridge upgrade. any delays could have resulted in huge traffic problems. a similar closure last year also raised fears of a massive traffic meltdown. >>> the arrest of a 25-year-old man accused of assaulting lindsay lohan has been voided. police say the charges against former congressional aide christian labella could not be substantiated. lohan claims labella grabbed her during an argument over cell phone pictures. >>> it was a monstrously good weekend at the box office for "hotel transylvania." it took in had $43 million, the most ever for a september debut. "looper" was runner up and last week's champion, "end of watch" fell to third place. >>> and how do our favorite pop stars hold up? ellen send one of her writers into a local

it was written by two sisters, mildred hill and patty smith hill in the 1800s. let's see. in the late 1800s. the song was originally called good morning to all. it was -- teachs are would sing it to their children. good morning to you. good morning to you. good morning dear children. good morning to you. >> they sang that to you? >> yes. >> wisdom has been around for a while. >> the late 1800s. that song god changed around to the kids singing it to the teachers, good morning to you dear teacher. it got changed at the send. they wrote that melody and those words. somewhere, someone changed the words or added the words happy birthday to you. it is not really known who adds those words. the officers wrote the melody. those words were added and the first time it was ever published as happy birthday was in 1924 the lyrics first and in a song book. >> are you roding this for the first time. >> no, but it is a lot of stuff to get through. >> -- are you reading this for the first time? >> it is the most popular song in the english language which i did not know. and want to quiz th

we spoke to an elderly woman who lost her home, her name is mildred schwartz, 91 years old she has livedn moonachie, new jersey, her entire life. here's what she had to say. >> i've never seen anything like this, ever. >> can you describe what happened when the water came? >> we were sleeping. my daughter and i. >> reporter: and unfortunately, some of the people who may still be in those towns aren't out of the woods yet. we were told by a city official that river kind of brings another high tide in, right about now in the evening. and so they may not be out of the woods yet. they won't be as devastating as the initial surge that flooded the area but they are getting another high tide right about now, erin. >> brian todd, thank you very much. >>> still "outfront," left hanging, crumpled metal dangles right now, hundreds of feet above new york, farcing evacuations and stopping traffic. >>> and sandy's effect on the presidential election. it could be significant. who benefits? was about 16. you know, one job or the other. the moment i could access the retirement plan, i just became firm ab