arianna huffington. i want to thank you for being here. >> you are somebody who saw what was happening in news before anyone else did. the hu"huffington po changed how we use media. ten years into this it has been a phenomenal success. what do you think is the next stage for the media business? >> the big trend over the last ten years waw moving us from just presentic the news and information to participation, to engagement, to getting our viewers and readers involved i think this is going to escalate over the next ten years and also every media company will have to be global because the conversation has become global. and yet one thing that is so interesting to me is that most of the solutions are local. so we just launched this big initiative. i think more and more media companies will be doing something similar called what's working which is basically reimagining journalism to focus not just on crisis and problems that we are going to continue covering relentlessly but also on solutions. >> you have op

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arianna huffington will add one more success to her list, when the post turns 10 years old. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you, becky. >> you are somebody who saw what was happening in news before anybody else did, the huffington post transformed how we use media and how certainly media companies react. i wonder ten years into this, what do you think is the next stage for the media business? >> well, the big trend over the last ten years was moving us from just presenting the news or information to participation, to engagement and getting our viewers and readers involved, i think this is going to escalate over the next ten years. and also, every media company will have to be global because the conversation has become global. and yet, one thing that is so interesting to me, is that most of the solutions are -- we just launched this big initiative and media companies will do something similar called what's working it's refocusing not just on the problems and crisis and we'll continue covering relentlessly but also on solutions. >> you opened the doors where everybo

arianna huffington tweeted it is 2015 and on average women make 85 cents to a man's dollar. equal pay for equal work. dianne feinstein tweeted critics are wrong. the wage gap isn't due to women's choices. women still make less than men working the exact same job. san francisco-based gap saying we are committed equal pay for equal work. >> nestle's making a major change to some of its most popular kids products. >>> finally good news for those who work overnights. jane king has that and more in today's report. >> nestle is cutting some of the sugar from the nestle chocolate and strawberry color and it's taking the artificial coloring out of the strawberry powder. it will get its pink coloring from beet juice instead of artificial colors. it will go on sale this month. being too slim in mid-life can boost the risk of dementia. people underwent in their 30s, 50s and 60s were 30% more likely to have dementia. the research is published in the lancet. exactly why being underweight is linked to dementia does need more investigation. toddler sleep problems could be tied to behavior

arianna huffington of the "huffington post," 210 million uniques sucking advertising dollars out of the. she's getting into video. that's a well managed company. hearst is private killing it there, over the top of streaming, turning magazine assets into digital, show me management that gets it that has millennialses driving the content drive and i'll be an investor. pay me a dvd. >> there are two ways to go about a restructuring in this space. one is you focus on the ad sales force, you focus on retraining and teaching them how to resell the product basically. you remessage what exactly is going on at viacom. the other way to attack this is to fix the content so that content is more compelling and it's a better product. >> you got to do both. if you want me as an investor you have to do both. >> sounds like people who work at viacom that they're doing just the advertising portion of this. >> buying back shares. >> yes, but they're putting that on hold until october. >> that's horrible news. that's even worse. now we have no reason to own the stock. what's the stimulus? haven't fixed the

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arianna huffington talks about the success that has more to do with well-being than power and serial sort out your foster this aspect of yourself? >> it can be hard when our schedules demand that we focus our attention on everything else. and everything else suffers if we don't give that third metric it's due attention and care. for me it comes in the form of running and other exercise that i do. trying to eat well. asleep is a challenge, but i try. i try. and i think that is going to matter what we are doing in our lives if we can create that kind of a balance and we have the outlets that exercise provides taking care of ourselves and provide the ability to keep our engines going so we can pursue the things we care about. >> do you put it into the schedule for this is the hour that i'm working out today and it's not negotiable? >> i have to do that on my campaign because it could literally eat up every moment of your day if you allow it to. i had to get really forceful. >> i want to ask some questions that have been submitted and we will go until 5:15 just so that everybody knows. s

huffington post on their pulitzer prize. [applause] president obama: you deserve it arianna.nking to the kinds of journalism that huff po is linking to every single day. given a round of applause. [applause] and you don't pay them, it is a great business model. [laughter] president obama: even sarah palin is getting back into the game. guest hosting on the today show. which reminds me of an old saying. what is the difference between a hockey mom and a pitiful? -- puitit bull? a pit bull is delicious. [laughter] president obama: now, i know at this point many of you are expected that i go against my likely opponent, newt gingrich. [laughter] but i am not going to do that. i'm not going to attack any of the republican candidate. take mitt romney. he and i actually have a lot in common. we both think of our wives as our better halfves. poles show to an alarmingly extent that the american people agree. [laughter] we also both have degrees from harvard. i have one. he ashas two. what a snob. [laughter] [applause] president obama: of course, we have also had our differences. recent

arianna huffington and members of the huff post are on the red carpet. only journalists credentialed by the white house can buy tickets to this dinner. it is $300 a pop area anyone who is not a white house journalist has been invited by the news organizations such as this. we do have a table there. joyce woodhouse and political consultants brad and dallas woodhouse as our guest. you will see all these arrivals. 7:50 p.m. is when the pre-dinner program begins. that will be live on c-span as well. we are following twitter and we are going to be showing you some behind the scenes tweets. you can follow us at twitter at c-span. we will be reading some comments on facebook.com. it was only in 1962 that women were allowed to come to this dinner. live coverage on c-span. [indiscernible] [indiscernible] announcer: live coverage on c-span of the white house correspondents' dinner, and that was bill belichick there on the red carpet, live coverage. [indiscernible] announcer: live coverage of the white house correspondents dinner red carpet arrival. ivanka trump on