and william a career past runs to seize the early initiative out the justin timberlake open. for their final game against australia at the twenty eleven rugby world cup in new zealand. let's get going with football where the russian clubs involved in europa league action this season have kicked off their home campaigns but it wasn't particularly good viewing for rubina. school fans on thursday in recent domestic double champion for being fighting back from a pay off to lead to but charges could not maintain the advantage with their greek opponents not being sure of all the spoils for the two. nevertheless they talk of group a with. a group for their first defeat on. that portuguese strip charge way back on july first. the side returning from their travels with them it's the muscovites second in their group. up the summit on six points from tuesday. let's take a quick look at the highlights elsewhere in what was a very busy night of europa league action beings next opponents tottenham have a scare in their homes against the irish minnow shamrock rovers the visitors going a goa

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looking at the justin timberlake thing, how did they get both parties text messages?t quite make sense. so you know -- last year we had the celebrity burglar ring. there is a group of people who are just totally obsessed with these people. and whether it is 20 years ago, tried to climb your wall, they were stalkers and now they go online and they do this stuff through computers. it's sort of -- it takes a certain kind of obsessive personality. >> another victim, sienna miller, she spoke this morning on the "today" show and talked about being caught up in the newscorp phone hacking scandal. >> it had a huge impact on friendships and relationships and career. on a personal level, just that feeling of violation, it was bad for me but now what's come to light is that victims of crime were being hacked and that's atrocious, that's on another level. >> sienna miller talking about the phone hacking scandal. pictures of black swan actress mila kunis with justin tim bur lake also surfaced. at what point do these guys stop doing this? >> i don't know they do. part of being youn

fast anytime moving on where there was a record run for a couple of golfers in day one of the justin timberlake shriners hospital for children open. and william girth shooting career. best efforts in the joy of charley we this money thing green though lie just the stroke behind their seven on the par score ensuring their growth and behave ask couldn't celebrate their storming sixty three too much. in particular enjoying himself on the green the charity tournaments was the first p.g.a. event to offer one million dollars as a prize purse with the winner this year pocketing a cool eight hundred thousand greenbacks. riches really world cup adventure comes to an end this weekend the deadly sins take on twice champions australia on saturday after a gallant displays in their three previous clashes our correspondent richard bump or three caught up with the wallabies coach robbie deans under preparing to do battle against his native land. a candle in continues for russia to go into their final game at this rugby world cup against australia on saturday and all the players arrived it was very picturesque

newewersey. >> reporter: next on the list, the ladies took us downtown to the soho mews, where justin timberlakeeally possible for three strong-willed women to work togethth wititut conflict or catfights? this sounds too good to be true. are there any catfights? screaming matches? arguments? nothing? >> that's family. >> at the end of the day, if a huge deal falls apart, none of it matters. >> it's really about the family. >> reporter: as you can tell, the women were completing each other's sentntces. they really are close. and the mom said she pushes her daughters to do other things, to do work. and come in to join the real estate industry if they wanted to do that. that's what they say. yeah. >> ay. >>> we have seven house-hunting tips to get the most for your money on real estate. >>> now, let's get the weather from sam. >> good morning, george. i was just talking to emeril. t i'll never be able to do it the way he did it. when he says what he has, one-pot wonders. you know it's good. >> we're kicking off fall. >> we are. tonight, it gets chilly. i want to take just a second. tina and tommy,

big enough for justin timberlake to play him in "the social network."ker was a key player in the network but the millionaire says that he didn't do it for the money. >> i definitely wanted to earn my freedom but the primary motivation was never making money t was having an impact. like napster was, in many ways, a culture revolution more than it was a successful business. and facebook -- it took me until facebook in 2004 to create a company that was both a successful business and also a cultural revolution. >> parker's latest venture was called spotify. he expects that that will create the biggest music platform in the world. >> i'll tell you what, nancy grace sure showed her stuff last night on "dancing with the stars." a.j. hammer, he knows what everybody is talking about. tell us what happened. >> well, kyra, who knew our own very own nancy grace had moves like that. we saw nancy and her partner doing the quick step. i have to say, they were right on. also a very nice compliment, i thought she was going to cry when it was said that her performance wa

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. >> reporter: he's played by justin timberlake in "the social network." h he was the first facebook president and adviser to company president mark zuckerberg. >> just facebook. >> reporter: in silicon valley, parker was already a legend as the co-founder of napster, the music piracy site that fundamentally shifted on how users get their music from cds to the internet. he talked about how shawn fanning wept from being hackers to internet trail blazers. >> fanning and i immediately realized we had an interest in more than just computers and software and hacking and security, that we actually had an interest in doing something with a broader cultural importance. one of those ideas was napster. >> reporter: 11 years later, parker has returned to his music roots as one of the largest investors in spotify, a london-based music service he recently helped bring to the u.s. he has steered the company into an alliance with facebook where users can now listen and share music with their facebook friends in realtime. >> it's my belief that by bringing network effects

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if you find a picture of justin timberlake, let me know. 58 in the twin cities. 62 in kansabos allrighne it is. what that is is the most famous dress in the world. some people call it anyway, the one princess diana wore in her 1981 wedding to prince charles. looks very '80s. >> very '80s. little poofy by today's standards. well the dress is the centerpiece of an exhibit opening at a casino resort friday. here is a fascinating little tidbit. that dress has never been cleaned since diana wore it for the first and only time. not only puffy it is funky. >> i have one word to say about that dress. sleeves. sleeves. >> yeah, a little. >> all about the sleeves. so '80s. >> it is. >> we will be right back with more "world news now." ♪ see you with that wedding dress ♪ ♪ was a rich girl ♪ ♪ was a rich girl ♪ ♪ i'd have all the money in the world if i was a wealthy girl ♪ >> gwen stefani. >> yeah, keisha knows. >> all right. imagine holding what you think is the answer to all your prayers. a winning lotto ticket for $54 million. please, god. now imagine it was all just a mistake. >> that's what ha

so i do know when i sit down that, you you know, this could a movie, and i'm not picturing justin timberlake running around nasa, but i am picturing -- not that i don't think he'd be great, which he would. [laughter] i'm picturing a very visual setting. i'm picturing it this that way because i think there's a real synergy now. books become movies more and more frequently, i feel. at least in that respect this one we sold to the same people who are making "the social network," same producers and dana and sorkin -- not sorkin, deluca. so, yeah, i do think that way. but, you know what? movies are much more fun. so for me when i sit down in my cold, darkroom in boston for three months of solid loneliness, you have to be picturing a big screen in your head. >> all right. would you rather be reading a book or watching a movie? >> reading a book. you know, i'm sad in a way that i like the kindle. [laughter] you know? and that it is a great device. >> right. >> because books are so wonderful, and i read all the time. and i watch a lot of tv, and i watch a lot of movies. and i kind of consume all for

i think that timberlake got him perfectly and i feel like sean is looking more and more like justin timberlakenow. laughter echoes of the positive thing. but yeah, you do have to take into account, and i feel like you can tell which scenes are from eduardo's point of view and which aren't but it is one of the issues, yes. >> yes, sir. >> other than "sex on the moon," it may be but which of the books, which one was your favorite to write? >> ugly americans is a book that not as many people read. >> a quick follow-up on that are you still shopping ugly americans? >> it is a true story about a kid from new jersey played football, had never been out of jersey, gets a phone call comegys at princeton university college football player, gets a call from the alum, invites him from japan, packs a duffel bag and flies to japan, ends up working for a guy that some of you might remember was a 26-year-old trader who bankrupted the entire biggest bank in england abetting all of the assets on the japanese stock market. he goes to jail in the main character in my book becomes a hot shot kelly in asia, falls i

i think that timberlake got him perfectly and i feel like sean is looking more and more like justin timberlakenow. laughter echoes of the positive thing. but yeah, you do have to take into account, and i feel like you can tell which scenes are from eduardo's point of view and which aren't but it is one of the issues, yes. >> yes, sir. >> other than "sex on the moon," it may be but which of the books, which one was your favorite to write? >> ugly americans is a book that not as many people read. >> a quick follow-up on that are you still shopping ugly americans? >> it is a true story about a kid from new jersey played football, had never been out of jersey, gets a phone call comegys at princeton university college football player, gets a call from the alum, invites him from japan, packs a duffel bag and flies to japan, ends up working for a guy that some of you might remember was a 26-year-old trader who bankrupted the entire biggest bank in england abetting all of the assets on the japanese stock market. he goes to jail in the main character in my book becomes a hot shot kelly in asia, falls i

i think that timberlake got him perfectly and i feel like sean is looking more and more like justin timberlakenow. laughter echoes of the positive thing. but yeah, you do have to take into account, and i feel like you can tell which scenes are from eduardo's point of view and which aren't but it is one of the issues, yes. >> yes, sir. >> other than "sex on the moon," it may be but which of the books, which one was your favorite to write? >> ugly americans is a book that not as many people read. >> a quick follow-up on that are you still shopping ugly americans? >> it is a true story about a kid from new jersey played football, had never been out of jersey, gets a phone call comegys at princeton university college football player, gets a call from the alum, invites him from japan, packs a duffel bag and flies to japan, ends up working for a guy that some of you might remember was a 26-year-old trader who bankrupted the entire biggest bank in england abetting all of the assets on the japanese stock market. he goes to jail in the main character in my book becomes a hot shot kelly in asia, falls i

. >> reporter: parker's known as the guy played by justin timberlake in "the social network". >> justker was already a legend as the cofounder of napster, the music piracy site that fundamentally shifted how consumers got their music, from store-bought cds to the internet. he talked about how he and another shawn, shawn fanning, went from being hackers to internet trailblazers. >> fanning and i immediately realized that we had an interest in more than just computers and software and hacking and security, that we actually had an interest in doing something with a broader cultural importance. one of those ideas was napster. >> reporter: 11 years later, parker has returned to his music roots as one of the largest investors in spotify, a london-based music service he recently helped bring to the u.s. he has steered the can company into an alliance with facebook, where users can now listen and share music with their facebook friends in realtime. >> it's my belief that by bringing network effects and the power of social to the music business, we will create the dominate music platform in th

. >>> justin timberlake winning an emmy for hosting "saturday night live." that's gwyneth paltrow also winning an emmy for her three-episode stint on "glee," name the best guest actress in a series. the emmys show will air live on fox. >>> and "contagion" pulling in more than $23 million at the box office. "the help" dropped down to number two. >>> we are expecting a big bruising, you could say, at opening bell it's just a few minutes away. allison? >> oh, yeah. you said it. >> i guess we know what to expect. >> expect the bears to take center stage today, kyra. the all the major averages down more than 1.5% as far as the premarket goes. and it's following what's happening around the world. markets in london and paris and frankfurt, japan, falling anywhere from 2% to 4%. and guess what the problem is today? it's europe. these problems have not gone away, but there are new concerns that greece will actually default on its debt, possibly as early as this week. now what greece is in part trying to do as well is putting out a property tax to help plug its budget

add halftime of one of the super bowls when janet jackson and justin timberlake were there, now is the major news and during the national anthem, i thought this is a great time to go in and get a drink. what can possibly happen during the national anthem? >> always watch the national anthem and the halftime. >> i've been focusing way too much on the game. >> maybe the game is tennis because the u.s. open final was yesterday between the women and the men will be playing today because of a rain delay. serena williams went right to the finals. she had a great tournament. but she gets to the final and really was outplayed from the very beginning. by the australian player whose last name is escaping me right now. now, remember, a couple of years ago when serena almost took the ball and put it down throat of a line ref. >> or threatened to. she didn't get close. >> i said almost. >> she was angry then. she was angry yesterday. this time she takes her angst out on the chair umpire. watch this. >> you're out of control. you're out of control. you're totally out of control. you're a danger. i n

>> apparently one of the photos is justin timberlake with his underwear over his head. >> oh, it happensyou talk to these is he celebs all the time. is this something now they're concerned about? >> i think just in general, not just is he celebs, people in general forget about the context, it's content they should delete. >> i'm thinking about not taking anymore naked pictures of myself. i'm thinking about it. not making a commitment right now. you got celebrities involved, the content of your show. you punk the hateers in the world, the hateers, the people that hate celebrities, you get the celebrities to confront their nemesis? >> exactly. we thought it was original and kind of fun and put a clever spin to it. it makes some good awkward moments on tv, by the way. >> for you, too. >> yeah, i was a guinea pig when we sold the show. ultimately, we want a very positive message out there to not hate, don't discriminate. sort of anti-bullying tone to it. so, you know, it's a lot of fun but at the same time -->> i didn't realize that hater has sort of become this new terminology. within the y