his wife of 25 years, maria shriver, filed for divorce back in july, citing ir-- citing irreconcilable differences. >>> 7:536789 a surfer in australia is in the hospital after surviving a shark attack. the 2-year-old man was surfing at a beach yesterday whenning -- evening when the shark bit his arm. the man said he felt his arm go underneath the surfboard and he immediately paddled back to shore. three teenagers helped the man until emergency crews arrived. >>> there is a high surf advisory in effect throughout california. expect larger than average waves. they hoped -- the mavericks are being urged to be cautious in and near the water. i believe it's a three-month window that they are opening up. i was at the -- i was at beach. if you are caught in a rip current, it's not just swim back to shore. swim sideways. >> okay. >>> hey, sal, i think the drivers are trying to take it easy -- easy on you this morning. >> well, some schools are still out. college students don't go back to work until next week. so it's a little lighter than usually. it wouldn't be this -- it's just a little ligh

her wedding ring for the first time since june of last year tmz reported two weeks ago that maria shriverf pulling the plug of the marriage former california gov. because of her catholic background catholic church officially forbids divorce. first married couple of 2012 said "i do" the daily center today diana basner and jeremy nichols lined up at 230 this morning to have the honor of prison first nuptials of the new year. every year since 1991 cook county clerk has married the couple who obtains the first marriage license of the year 27 year old and 26 year old engaged for five years >> this is something we decided maybe two-three weeks ago marriage a couple of years before that. marriage something i definitely sot and our future disappointed so long but glad the time finally came. about time after five years. newlyweds shot with donated gifts including a week and before two a day hotel tickets downtown show dinner for two and congratulations. absolutely shore. and they are now. let us run into jim ramsey short about the weather getting warmer state slow day of rising temperatures tonigh

connie bass, she too would pass, and the man who always knew what was going on, and how sergeant shriver made the special olympics better than special. and john macky put his ring on your finger, asked you how it felt to win the super bowl. we took a hit when we learned zeus was gone, way too early to say good-bye to orlando brown. and sad loss, legendary dj died, how she fought such a strong battle. and you knew aetna winehold, in charge of your room. ernie tyler, guys like that would stay with us forever. miss you ernie, and the man who gave us thrills, made us laugh and cry on a summer night. and ron smith, how you made the call to live your life. and now the funeral that gave us a look back at our time to say we did it great. we may never see a good-bye like this ever again. and why is marilyn playing in the background, this was the final set before he died. . >>> our best local extort -- sports stories of the year, featuring something new, something blue, the blue feeling when our hearts broke over the news of a beloved orioles. >> he won the cy young award, and was so loved by his

. >> i would say the passing of sergeant shriver who was a wonderful man and made a wonderful contribution to the united states. >> here here on that. former defense secretary robert gates. gates revived the morale all of the u.s. military and transformed the military to be better equipped to fight in the 21st century. okay. 15 minutes of fame, pat? >> herman cain. he could have been a contender. >> i got to echo you on that. herman cain. 999. >> herman cain. no one was as surprised that he was taken seriously as a presidential candidates atz he was. >> i was going to say herman cain as well, but i'll have a different twist on it. godfather's pizza. >> 15 minutes of fame. remember this man. former minnesota republican governor tim pawlenty. once thought to be the best republican presidential nominee. pawlenty bowed out after the iowa straw poll bad numbers. >> best spin of the year, pat? >> newt gingrich. that 1.6 million was for my role as a historian giving strategic advice to freddie mac. >> quote, not intended to be a factual statement, which is what the spokesman for arizona senator j

. >>> there are reports this year that maria shriver and arnold schwarzenegger are getting back together. she filed for divorce in july after learning that he had a longtime affair and fathered a child with the family housekeeper. recently they were spotted wearing their wedding rings and they were seen at church on christmas eve. >>> alec baldwin's run in with american airlines costing more than his seat on the plane. he was booted from a flight after he refused to turn off its own. it has cost him a job as a spokesman for wegmans food market. customers complained about his behavior and the food chain reacted. >>> still ahead, a final look at >>> we want to share a surprising story of survival. a dog whose maryland owner died of carbon monoxide poisoning. just before thanksgiving george and his dog took a cross country in a vintage rv. carbon monoxide filled the vehicle from an unknown source. >> my dad passed away from carbon monoxide poisoning and the dog was alive. >> he hung in there and is want to take care of us from now on. >> investigators say the level of carbon monoxide was so

for federer in the last eight is juan martin del potro after the argentina rolled past in a poll shriver of germany. while women's defending champion kim clijsters played through an ankle injury and saved for match points to stun french open champion li na the belgian contemplated retiring ending for the people in the first set which they won and then what else to take a six to beat in the second set so i break but a jubilant clijsters fought back to take the third six for. the belgian will next face top seed terrilyn wozniak e who held off a second set fight back by serbia's and then a younger bitch the former world number one committing her fiftieth unforced error to hand was now a key six love seven five victory that zain went out in the semifinals last year and is now just a step away from defending her ranking points and the world number one spot. while in form better russian victoria azarenka hit a forehand whatever to brush aside if that's the mission of the czech republic six two six two as the number three seed enjoyed yet another big mystery victory. and waiting in the quarterf

and his doubles partner marcus dart a sixty sixty even showed off a bit in the final set of maria shriverwhen you told me in the law school was you'll simone will face alexander told go pull off in the other semi. point. for whatever. i needed to. promote an opportunity to. appoint. in football match the city will be without play ziyang kolo toure a for sunday's f.a. cup clash with manchester united the pair have been told they must report to the ivory coast's training camp this weekend ahead of the africa cup of nations ivory coast coach france was only deciding to follow favor rules which allow call ups two weeks prior to the tournament that means arsenal would also lose striker genius man city coach or better man cheney says yaar tories absence on sunday could be an issue for his team in that we can never programs are going to be a problem because he is an important player for us. we call is different because we have great defenders and if we had a lot he was very injury we. don't feel that you make a big problem we did events but with midfielder we have a big role for some time that w

. >>> then maria shriver wearing her wedding ring. the new shot. the latest on what may have caused russell's split from katy perry. >>> plus, george, matt and daniel in "vanity fair," what they like most about women. >>> murder at the queen's castle. a dead body. found at queen elizabeth's estate. the growing mystery. who is she? how did she died? are the royals being questioned? inside the investigation tonight. >>> tv's new cross-dressing controversy. >> i'm not your ordinary girl. >> why someone said this copy-cat canned. >>> see what happens when a disgrace evangelist and gary

. >>> then maria shriver wearing her wedding ring. the new shot. and the latest on what may have caused russell's split from katy perry. >>> plus, george, matt and daniel in "vanity fair," what they like most about women. >>> murder at the queen's castle. a dead body. found at queen elizabeth's estate. the growing mystery. who is she? how did she died? are the royals being questioned? inside the investigation tonight.

the night magpies ahead with his fifteenth goal of the season last night and that was followed by shriver complier before a late own goal from the phil jones gave the home side the win and united their second consecutive defeat they remain three points behind leaders manchester city and in the other gang bolton moved off the bottom of the table after covering from a goal down to win c. one everton goalkeeper tim howard scored the first with a freak long clearance before david and gold and gary cahill got the others so this is how it effects the table united missing the chance to go level on points with city they're at the top one new castle state but in the point behind liverpool. while the other end bolton move off the bottom and are a point from say the but it is very congested down there blackburn prop up the table under just behind we're going to with only three points separating the bottom five teams. now over the last couple of years the russian premier league has attracted a growing number of foreign place in the monk them a spot at moscow's aiden mcgeady he settled into a new way

for federer in the last eight is juan martin del potro after the argentinian rolled past it called shriver the germany. while women's defending champion kim clijsters played to an ankle injury and slaved for much points to stun the french open champion li na the belgian contemplated retiring after landing or quickly a three or. anyone to take six to meet in the second set tie break but jubilant price has fought back to take the thirty six ball. cross my mind some point you know new so i could just try to do another to medications. sink in or you know if i could get through those first twenty minutes half an hour. you know i think the pain. it would go away a little bit and then maybe would you journal and i could just through it and. have that i think there's a give up. and the belgian will next face top seed caroline wozniacki who held up eight seconds that fight back by serbia's yelena yankovic's the former world number one committing her fiftieth unforced error to hand wozniacki the six love seven five victory the dane went out in the semifinals last year to step away from defending her

us then there were four of maria shriver but she sure is the last semifinal berth it's truly an open. pitch dreams lower league side cardiff city make it through to england's carling cup final where they'll be either monk chester city or the purple. heavy home luggage team russia returned home happy from the inaugural a limping winter games in innsbruck austria. but we get underway on the hard courts of melbourne where maria sharapova is quest for a second straight day an open title remains very much on truck the russian picking her place in the semifinals of the grand slam just a few hours ago but world number four dominating her quarterfinal with compact here katherina car of a shrub taking nothing for granted against her on seeded opponent who had knocked darts trying to williams in the previous stride six two six three would eventually finished up optics for the two thousand and eight champion petra if we can. certainly be tough i've lost her last couple of times and i'm you see the big one and wimbledon she played really well and i mean she's the one to be right now playing in th

his relationship with the mistress was the straw that broke maria shriver's back and their 25-year marriage. 50-year-old mildred known as patty reportedly went public with her story after being fired. >> i want to raise my kids and live in l.a. that's where i'm from. that's all i know. >> by time we have kids and all that, no one will care about you. let's be honest. >> taking the top spot for the most shocking breakups, kim kardashian and kris hull 40s. she ended her marriage after 72 days. the televised wedding special was one of the most watched ceremonies of the century. the drama continues to unravel on cort any and kym take new york. >> there are more kardashians to keep us entertain in 2012 perhaps. >> keep milking it, i'm sure. >>> coming up, health concerns over the paper towels that you find in a lot of public bathrooms. >> that's an ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine a pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a pnc performance select checking account and get up to 1.75% cash back for just about every purchase. learn more and apply today at pnc.com/cashbuilder. pnc bank. for the achiever

. >> first one is maria shriver. >> the two words that come to mind, grace and class, how she handledlliating bombshell, he fathered a child with the household staff member. she tried to shield her family from this and all the while you know how submitted she is to women's issues and alzheimer's she continued that work. now there are reports that they spent christmas together and she might be reconsidering divorce, the blogosphere is going crazy, how could she take him back. we're saluting for how she overcame this. >> how she handled this in a graceful manner. >> it will continue into 2012. >> the woman who shakes up the room when she walks in the door. >> no matter what she does. lady gaga we were all inspired by anyway. >> fashion wise or just -- >> all of the above but who could give national and international attention to an important issue, bullying. she talked about how she was treated differently in high school, even as a kid and after one of her gay teenage fans, jamie rodemayer killed himself, said he was bullied, she went to the white house, met with top aides for president

glen duffy shriver. >> a former tennyson and hung up in international intrigue and taking tens of thousandsf dollars from chinese intelligence and now charged with lying for the c r a. digging into this, here is what he is learning. >> neighbors say you can see in the men's several years. >> i saw him occasionally getting in his car and leaving and going to school. >> glenn shriver, former state university student with his mom in a quiet neighborhood, at least he used to. the last neighbors heard he was living in california trying to give up jobs in law enforcement. shocked to learn the indictment released in detroit. >> scary. >> the interview is interesting. they're not sure and never thought he was a spot. normally they tell them these are -- very responsive to that. he is going to grand valley state college. they have a big international program. he goes to china. they have 24,000 students. he studies abroad in shanghai. he likes china. they put 4,000 students overseas which often foreign students are targeted by nations. i can assure you of one thing without beating anything in to this

sarge shriver said he won the election because of the way he looked at nixon quizzically like what isthis guy story? the country was looking at nixon. his eyes would dart over. he would see those eyes darting and he couldn't stop his eyes for moving that way which is what is he did in the first debate in 1947 in pennsylvania. they had their first debate in key sport pennsylvania. they took the train back terse -- >> host: d'amico and at the nixon? >> guest: not only did they have the debate but they took the train home and flipped for who got the bottom bunk and all might long they talked about the cold war. i always would love that picture, wouldn't you? nixon on the bottom and kennedy on the top talking away about the cold war. >> host: the first debate in chicano ted sorensen told me the story. after the debate they went down to find a payphone and jack kennedy borrowed the quarter from ted to activate the phone to call the data and see how he did. so he is in control. >> host: . >> guest: his dad always said he did great. that is a story he didn't know about. >> host: he won the e

. >> well, it's been -- >> maria shriver, i've known her since george put her dad on the ticket whenck and hang around with all of us on the press bus. i was afraid. by that time she was married to arnold schwarzenegger and i could see this guy coming with a baseball bat or something spill hot coffee on his wife. >> exactly. >> she's a great person. >>> we'll be right back with more. >>> we want to tell you this morning about an incredible team of unheralded journalists. off-air reporters. what they do is they're assigned to a candidate and they go everywhere that candidate goes as they crisscross the country. >> i tell you, bob, they work around the clock. i get their e-mails all throughout the night and they're all still in great shape and here with us this morning, take a look at what they do on the road. >> hi, i'm here in west des moines covering michele bachmann. today she has, obviously, a big -- i've been up since 5:00 a.m. this morning. she had an "early show" live hit and now a rally at 9:00 p.m. we have a really long day, but you live for it. >> so, one of the big things t

. >> well, it's been -- >> maria shriver, i've known her since george put her dad on the ticket when and hang around with all of us on the press bus. i was afraid. by that time she was married to arnold schwarzenegger and i could see this guy coming with a baseball bat or something spill hot coffee on his wife. >> exactly. >> she's a great person. >>> we'll be right back with more. [ mom ] hey guys. guys... [ female announcer ] pillsbury cinnamon rolls with cinnabon cinnamon are an irresistible sunday morning idea. nothing calls them to the table faster. sunday morning ideas made easy. here's a better idea... pillsbury grands! flaky layers biscuits. in just 15 minutes, the light delicate layers add a layer of warmth to your next dinner. [ woman ] weighing myself in times square is a little frightening... i weigh myself naked. can i take my clothes off, too? [ woman ] oh, i don't want to look. ♪ [ woman ] let's get it over with. ♪ satisfaction! satisfaction! pizzazz! pizzazz! confidence. i like it! just what i've always wanted! joy! ♪ >>> we want to tell you this morning about an incr

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[laughter] he starts off as a golden boy student in the line of potter stewart, sargent shriver, george h. w. bush and the like. but bill quickly became with the publication of god and man not a loving son of our sweet mother yale but the university's designated's estate -- apostate. described to me as long and censorious. they cared deeply about this place. not only where his political views but whether he formed the friendships that sustained him for a lifetime. for it's part yale possibly nudged by the alumni fund realized there was no upside in a long-term feud with america's most gifted controversial list. the ice began to melt. the door opened wide and bilateral talks began in the 90s between the prodigal student and the forgiving university. what is it was not quite the treaty of vienna but an historic document nonetheless. invitation to join the faculty in new haven. his course in english composition which debut did it did it in the fall of 1997 became popular with both the students and their instructors. i can testify from his professorial turn bill took a deep satisfaction. th

when eagleton was dropped from the ticket, sargent shriver agreed to be his running mate.y had a great affection for senator mcgovern. he was viewed as a strong ally of robert kennedy. he called him the most decent man in the u.s. senate. the kennedy family was behind him 100%. >> michael in ohio. you are next. >> this talk about the vice president's pick and so on is an example of how messed up that whole scenario seemed to be. what i always wondered was how come the democratic party never stood behind hubert humphrey, who only four years earlier had a very close election with president nixon, and why they would not have backed him all along instead of him just becoming another person trying to run for office? >> jules witcover. >> one reason was that humphrey had been a presidential candidate before that and had not made it. muskie was so strong, and also you have to remember that nixon -- not nixon, but lyndon b. johnson, was the standard bearer in 1968 until he decided to drop out. humphrey did not get into that race until lbj dropped out. he did not have the apparatus

when we think about gangs and other countries, we started 25 years ago the choice program in art shriver center, focus on first time offenders. we supervised at the university predominate white research next to middle-class suburban area, we bring for kids, first time offenders, mainly boys, boys of color, poor white kids, hundreds, and supervised and 24 hours a day seven days a week. when i listen to jared talk about why did they get in trouble processing an issue. lack of family support. the need for connections, and what comes through is we said years ago we wanted to knock the boundary, the walls around the university down. and focus on real-life problems, issues, from academic achievement gap issues to problems with violence to finding ways to connecting with major institutions. and so how do you do that? you bring people together and you have conversations. you can't make people do anything. people have had the same values. they have to believe that so many presidents, so many universities have said, you know, i tried to do that, and there's just resistance to institutions, institu

there's a great story of bernie shriver, the leader in air force icbm development, calling his successoraid you know, you had 17 successful launches. the guy said, you're right. he said, you're not trying. because if you'd been trying, you would have inevitably made mistakes. you're only doing stuff that's safe, you already know how to do. i came here today to ask you, because you're here you know people all over the country who believe in space, you know how exciting it can be at its best you know what a total mess, what an embarrassment, our current situation is. how can we build a bureaucracy this big and get into a period where we rely on the russians while we watch the chinese plan to surpass us and we sit around twidding our thumbs with no real reform. [applause] i want you to help me, both in florida and across the country, so you can someday say, you were here the day it was announced that of course we'd have commercial space in near space. of course we'd have a manned colony on the moon that flew an american flag, and of course we'd be moving toward mars by the end of the next d

glen duffy shriver. >> a man sat buildup in international in trading in houston taking tens of thousands of dollars from chinese intelligence and is now charged with lying to the cia. >> neighbors said they had not seen him in several years. >> i saw him occasionally getting in his car. >> the 28-year-old lived with his mother ithis quiet neighborhood. the last was heard, he was living in california trying to get a job and law enforcement. >> it's scary. >> the interview of the neighbors are always interesting. they're always not sure and i never thought he was a spy. this case was interesting because here is going to grand valley state cards and have a big international program and he goes to china and they have 24,000 students there any studies abroad in shanghai and lights china. they put 4000 students overseas. the light china. -- keylay to china. anything he said in a tunnel was very pro-peeress the entire one. he studied his junior and came back here in 2004 and studied mandarin and looked to work. he did some advertising. he did an advertisement in english for someone to write a p

glen duffy shriver. >> a man sat buildup in international in trading in houston taking tens of thousands of dollars from chinese intelligence and is now charged with lying to the cia. >> neighbors said they had not seen him in several years. >> i saw him occasionally getting in his car. >> the 28-year-old lived with his mother in this quiet neighborhood. the last was heard, he was living in california trying to get a job and law enforcement. >> it's scary. >> the interview of the neighbors are always interesting. they're always not sure and i never thought he was a spy. this case was interesting because here is going to grand valley state cards and have a big international program and he goes to china and they have 24,000 students there any studies abroad in shanghai and lights china. they put 4000 students overseas. the light china. -- keylay to china. anything he said in a tunnel was very pro-peeress the entire one. he studied his junior and came back here in 2004 and studied mandarin and looked to work. he did some advertising. he did an advertisement in english for someone to write a

glen duffy shriver. >> a man sat buildup in international in trading in houston taking tens of thousands dollars from chinese intelligence and is now charged with lying to the cia. >> neighbors said they had not seen him in several years. >> i saw him occasionally getting in his car. >> the 28-year-old lived with his mother in this quiet neighborhood. the last was heard, he was living in california trying to get a job and law enforcement. >> it's scary. >> the interview of the neighbors are always interesting. they're always not sure and i never thought he was a spy. this case was interesting because here is going to grand valley state cards and have a big international program and he goes to china and they have 24,000 students there any studies abroad in shanghai and lights china. they put 4000 students overseas. the light china. -- keylay to china. anything he said in a tunnel was very pro-peeress the entire one. he studied his junior and came back here in 2004 and studied mandarin and looked to work. he did some advertising. he did an advertisement in english for someone to write a po

laughter] he starts off as a golden boy student very much in the line of potter stewart, sergeant shriverrge h.w. bush and the like, but bill quickly became with the publication of "god and man" not a loving son of our sweet mother yale, but the university's designated apostate. yale's memories of the books, bill once described them to me were, quote, long and sensor crouse. but he cared deeply about this place not only where he had formed his political views, but where he'd formed the friendships that sustained him for a lifetime. for its part yale, i think, possibly nudged by the alumni fund realized that there was no upside in a long-term feud with america's most gifted controversialist. the ice began to melt. the door opened wide and bilateral talks began in the '90s -- [laughter] between the prodigal student and the forgiving university. what issued was not quite the treaty of vienna, but an historic document nonetheless. an invitation to bill to join the faculty here in new haven. his course in english comp sis decision which -- composition which debuted in the fall of 1997, became

glen duffy shriver. >> a man sat buildup in international in trading in houston taking tens of thousands of dollars from chinese intelligence and is now charged with lying to the cia. >> neighbors said they had not seen him in several years. >> i saw him occasionally getting in his car. >> the 28-year-old lived with his mother in this quiet neighborhood. the last was heard, he was living in california trying to get a job and law enforcement. >> it's scary. >> the interview of the neighbors are always interesting. they're always not sure and i never thought he was a spy. this case was interesting because here is going to grand valley state cards and have a big international program and he goes to china and they have 24,000 students there any studies abroad in shanghai and lights china. they put 4000 students overseas. the light china. -- keylay to china. anything he said in a tunnel was very pro-peeress the entire one. he studied his junior and came back here in 2004 and studied mandarin and looked to work. he did some advertising. he did an advertisement in english for someone to write a

- when we think about gangs in other countries, we started 25 years ago the choice program in our shriverenter thinking about first time offenders. we bring poor kids first time offenders mainly boys, boys of color, poor white kids hundreds and supervise them 24 hours seven days a week when i listen to jared why did they get in trouble the same kind of issues the lack of family support, the need for connections and what comes through we need years ago we needed to knock the boundaries, the walls around the university down and focus on real life problems and issues, all right, from academic achievement, gap issues, problems with violence to finding ways of connecting with major institutions. and so how do you do that? you bring people together and you have conversations. you can't make people do anything. people have to have the same values. they have to believe it. >> so many presidents of so many universities have said, you know, i try to do that. >> right >> and there's just this resistance -- institutional resistance to any kind of change. >> right. >> can you imagine getting the facul