you wanna be home with ashton. and that big television set does not compensate for the fact that you have to go back to work early. so, the very next thing i'm gonna is i'm gonna take you through the numbers, so you can see in black and white where has been going and so that you can see what the issues are and hopefully, david, hopefully the big light will come on over your head. here's the ugly reality. okay, you're spending is out of control. you shouldn't spend more than 35% of your income on housing. you're spending 47%. you're housing cost don't even include maintenance, which would take this up to fully 50% of your income. that's 15% more than you should be. so you're gonna go and buy a bigger house. you're now looking at $3,700 a month for housing. you gonna work that much harder? you're transportation costs are right now at 30%. they only be at 15%. so, you're spending double on your transportation what you should be. here is your debt on which you're paying almost 19% on which you're paying almost 30% on w

ashton to join us this morning. every day literally most of us come face to face with the aiming process. all you have to do is look in the mirror. that's doctor we love or makeup artist. how you can keep those things at bay? these are four of the things that you're asked about the most and right there at the top, these brown spots. jen and i have little spots right here. are they just from the sun? >> brown spots are from direct overexposure to the sun, absolutely. >> so if you have them, obviously you want to wear sunscreen now, but if you already have them, how do you get rid of them? >> very good question. treatment really involve as combination of treatments. and one of the ways we do this is with in-office procedures that are light based treatments. we can use hayeser devices or broadband light devices called intense pulse light and we do this right in our office. >> and it doesn't take very long, probably a few minutes? >> no, just a few minutes. >> and not too painful? >> not painful at all. >> and the cost?

ashton, but i promise you last week during the week i popped out.pop out sooner. >> so you're like an oven he is h. roaster in the most attractive way. >> yes, i am. is that anyway it talk to your niece or nephew? >> that's just great. >> how do you feel is this. >> i feel much better. i had a really rough first trimester. i won't go into it, but it was not fun. >> we almost let the cat out of the bag monday because i said something about because you were eating crackers like crazy. and that can only mean usually one thing. >> yeah, part of this is the crackers and the turkey and the holidays. >> no, no. that's -- you know, compensation for morning sick ms. >> the most important question, how is the he wouldest child going to be handling this? >> she, my 4-year-old daughter, so excited. she just keeps asking me why does it take so long for the baby to come out. can the baby come out today? i said not yet. >> do we know boy or a girl? >> we'll find out in a few weeks. >> are you into to go tell is this. >> oh, yeah, sure. and then you can all help me

recently launched a magazine "tyra beauty inside and out" her own show, tyra show and a show with ashtonhow "true beauty" we are executive producers. contestants think they're competing to be the externally beautiful person, but really on internally beautiful. >> larry: is it on? >> abc renewed it. >> larry: not cw? >> no, on abc. >> larry: in a recent interview you said you wish you were more of a diva. define diva. >> i didn't say that, somebody asked me was i one and i said no, i wish i was more of one, but i would never just say that quote. >> larry: what is a diva to you? >> different things. i mean a diva can be a recording artist that just you know can sing her butt off and does not need any auto tuning or any computerized vocal help that commands a crowd that brings people to their knees and then there's the negative connotation of it. >> larry: like serena williams, was that a diva attitude? >> my gosh, no that was a -- an athlete, a competitor. and when serena does that she's a diva, and when a male athlete does that he's just being competitive and emotional. so that's sad. >>

brilliant speakers, these brilliant revolutionaries and fred spoke at that people's church over on ashtonday. i remember very well he was introduced by a japanese sister. the two of them spoke and it was the most toka i have never heard, a total clary on about people coming together come of black, white, brown, yellow. he was so clear about that and i think that is one of the main reasons that the off him, because he was such a force for unification. he was young, a clear brother. >> dorothy. >> i had never heard him speak in person, but i think in addition to his charisma of and his oratory skills, what impressed me about him were his principles and his commitments. his willingness to sacrifice his life for what he believed then, which was justice, and they think the fbi recognized early on that somebody who had that kind of commitment to justice at such an early age was destined to do great things, to bring people together, to be a leader of the movement. and, they were willing to brutally destroy the people like that, and continue to do it in the way they torture and kill and lock up

and just this morning, ashton kucher has 4.3 million fans. cnn breaking news only has 2 million. yeah. so i know, adam is going to be disappointed about that. this is actually breaking news, con habmap n last night is putting the -- conan is putting the web site up. he said for potential buyers, the space measures 100 beneath by 100 feet by 32 feet, which is plenty of room for a few ton, designaledesigned for 1135, ande the best offer or trade for cold play tickets. with that, that is the media landscape we face with new media and technology. what we're going to try to do with this broad panel is try to show you how to navigate the space, try to show you how you can weave your way through the expanding internet, and all of these new technologies. so first, we will start over here with tobin van ostern, a friend of mine who is now a network associate for campus progress, which is a project, first center foreamerican progress. he can be reached at at toe bin van ostern on twitter. his web site is toe bin van ostern.com. he went to g.w. here, he got his degree in international affai

ashton speaking, it looks like there are lots of your party has the smallest party, the third party which has only about 25 members compared to 200, 400 sort of thing. and what they've always worked out is that those members were all bunched behind. it's called though nothing. they will give the impression that at least all of his people are there supporting him, even if no one else has stayed on. >> you have worked in covering british politics for many years, being the former chief political reporter for panorama which is very popular. how do you think mps are walking out of the chambers now. what they are feeling about television? >> hot. [laughter] >> i think they will all be absolutely on edge because of this, what i say, is a great day. historic moment. and the one thing that we will be doing is ringing up their wives, mistresses, their journalist friends to find out how he came over. because by definition, they don't know how it came over. >> and can't see at. >> that's right to call the notice how it felt like when they were in the chamber. and in the bars in the house of commons t