have their stories shared as well. and there was a sense that no one was going to tell him no because he was the money. in terms of where this story goes, adam, as a reporter, what are you most interested in at this point? i guess that s an interesting question because what people are interested in generally these days, i mean, i think there will still be a lot of interest in the questions you re raising, how long they were together, you know, how why it took so long for mrs. for his wife to find out. what i m interesting in, and this might reflect my own bias in covering government and politics-s how did people in his office not know? or did they know and help him cover up? did he do anything, and i m thinking of john edwards, and i m not remotely making any allegations, just things i m thinking about. but did he do anything to use his official powers to stop this from coming out. those are the kind of questions i m interested in. i m also interested in whether or not he mad
no mention directly of what she s going through right now. this is not the first sex scandal that schwarzenegger has been involved with. before he was elected california governor, the l.a. times ran a series of articles about more than a dozen women who accused him of sexual harassment over 30 years. tracy weber broke that story in 2003 and now a senior reporter. earlier i spoke with tracy and adam degurney of the new york times. adam, your reporting in the new york times helped uncover the identity of this woman. we know there s obviously this media frenzy outside of her home. what have you learned about who she is and where she is? we re not sure where she is. we had a lot of reporters outside her house today. she hasn t been seen for a couple days. she worked for the governor and his wife for 20 years as a housekeeper. she retired about a year ago, i think. and moved out there. and that s where she s been living. a lot of the pictures we ve been seeing are from her myspace
covering politics, how did people in his office not know? did he do anything, i m thinking of john edwards, and i m not making any allegations, but did he do anything to use his official powers to stop this from coming out. those are the kind of questions i m interested in. i m also interested in whether or not he made an arrangement with her where he paid her money not to talk, which is very common here in los angeles and is generally legal. but those are the questions i m interested in. tracy weber, appreciate you talking about it. adam, as well. thank you. coming up, new developments in the death of a young boy whose body was found on the side of a road in maine. authorities are questioning a woman in the death. we ll have the details in a 360 follow. the best campaign video ever. find out why it made it on tonight s ridicu-list, next.
people in his office not know? did they know and help him cover up? did he do anything, i m thinking of john edwards, and i m not making any allegations, but did he do anything to use his official powers to stop this from coming out. those are the kind of questions i m interested in. i m also interested in whether or not he made an arrangement with her where he paid her money not to talk, which is very common here in los angeles and is generally legal. but not always. but those are the questions i m interested in. tracy weber, appreciate you talking about it. adam, as well. thank you. coming up, if you have a bright idea for any kind of project, for instance, making reflective clothing but you don t have the money to make it happen, there s a website that can help. we ll explain how coming up in the connection. oohhh.my back.
managed to escape with just minor injuries. we re of course going to bring you more details of this as we learn more throughout this hour. now tonight, we begin keeping them honest, with a statement so outrageous it would be laughable except it concerns and tries to gloss over systematic killings by the regime in syria. much of those many of those killings caught on camera. syria s dictator, bashar al assad, today saying authorities have made some mistakes in their handling of anti-government protests. made some mistakes, he said. today president obama slapped sanctions on assad and six aides. tomorrow he s expected to make syria a major part of his address on the region. tonight we ll show you shocking evidence why, not as the syrian dictator claims of just some mistakes, but evidence of murder. more than 850 people have been killed since march, according to human rights watch. how many in prison and tortured we have no way of knowing. innocent civilian protesters gunn