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Schwarzenegger-Shriver Marriage / The Child / A Discussion #993846

CNN Evening News for Tuesday, May 17, 2011
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper) The stunning news that Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has a child out of wedlock who was hidden from the family reviewed; statements in the "Los Angeles Times" from Arnold and from his wife Maria Shriver quoted; details given about the boy, now 14. [In past, SCHWARZENEGGER - admits he has behaved badly.] [October 2003, SHRIVER - defends Arnold.]

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) What is known about the Schwarzenegger story of a child outlined; details given about what the woman has said, her recent retirement, the cover story of paternity, allegations of affairs while he was governor, the Arnold-Maria marriage and family, his film career and globetrotting. [Recently, SCHWARZENEGGER - comments.]

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Discussion held with CNN's Jessica Yellin, former "Los Angeles Times" writer Joe Mathews† and CNN's Candy Crowley about the Schwarzenegger story. [YELLIN - comments on the reaction to the story of a child, his womanizing, how an "empowered" Maria is doing, what she will do next and the focus on her; indicates a tip opened up the story.] [MATHEWS - comments on the secretive nature of this story and his behavior.] [Voice of CROWLEY - talks about the aggrieved women that came to light during his political campaign.]

Reporter(s):
Cooper, Anderson
Duration:
00:13:00

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