there has been a lot of camilla bashing over the last couple of years.to her? >> absolutely they are. and that's one of the reasons that i like this script was that -- or this role was that it treated her, i thought, very kindly because she has been, i think, unfairly attacked, especially in the british media. but i think that's really gone away, especially since she and charles got married. i think they all see that these two people really should have been together the whole time. >> steve: from the get-go. >> it's really kind of romantic, except it's tragic. it was tragic all around. i mean, she and charles, camilla and charles fell in love over 40 years ago and then when they broke up temporarily, she married somebody else, got divorced and that was it. that sealed their doom. he couldn't marry her. they had been in love ever since. >> juliet: whenever you talk about the royals, typically the two guys on the couch are like oh, the royals, women love it. i'm obsessed with all that kind of stuff. were you into the royals? did you follow it like i do? >>

, otra breve pausa, más adelante, el juicio del ex líder de egipto, hosni mubarak, enjaulado y en camillaa, eres la princesa de la casa? siempre lo he sido... nuevo catálogo de ikea 2012 la inspiración vuelve a tu hogar >>> en medio de disturbios y enfrentamiento, comenzó el juicio contra hosni mubarak, el acusado de matar a 850 personas opositores en rebelión, comparució enjaulado, y dijo ser inocente, si es hallado culpable, enfrenta la pena capital, en arizona, el alguacil, celebra por lo alto, un aniversario, para él muy importante, y uno que muchos hispanos quisieran olvidar, con los detalles desde phoenix, adelante. >>> muy buenas tardes, josé, por estas carpas pasaron 500 mil presos en dos décadas, fue el albergue para muchos inmigrantes, esperando ser deportados. >>> cumplen 18 yaños, para festejar, los reos recibieron helado y pastel, pero fueron los votos que se unieron a la celebración. >>> no, nada de celebración, no estoy contenta de estar aquí. >>> la ciudad de las carpas, fue construida, en 1993, para los que paren aquí, no cometan más crímenes, con tal de no volver, temper

comenzÓ en egipto el juicio a hosni mubarak, el ex presidente llegÓ en camilla.ece la compra- venta de documentos falsos para la inmigraciÓn. cómo podrÍan robarle su identidad? >> dime quÉ signo eres y te dirÉ cÓmo trabajas. quÉ recomiendan los astros sobre el tipo de empleo que le favorece. y pop y refrescante es nuestro miÉrcoles! el poderoso y joven trÍo reik. esto y mucho mÁs aquÍ en despierta amÉrica. ♪ ♪ >> muy bien! eso! >> un cafecito! >> ya te lo traigo, ya te lo traigo, no tengo tres manos. >> ¡muy buenos dÍas! a todos! cÓmo amaneció? gracias por acompaÑarnos. hoy es miÉrcoles 3 de agosto del aÑo 2011. estamos a la mitad de la semana. provecho con su cafÉ. >> todos los dÍas que se levanta temprano, a la hora que sea para hacerle el cafÉ a su esposo y a sus hijos y por preparar el desayuno. sra. sÍ existen las sras. que se paran a las 4 de la maÑana. >> tambiÉn un hombre podrÍa despertar muy tiernamente a su mujer. no sean machistas. >> ay, ay, ay. >> hoy es un miÉrcoles particular y especial. sra. y sr. tambiÉn, le gusta el fÚtbol? >> sÍ. >> se juega aq

camilla parker bowels. dame doody stench. ll stool j. dr. sanjay poopta. wolf [bleep] ter. fudge napolitan-to-, gretchen hot carlson and of course steve doocy. (applause) lav (laughter) laugh steve doocy. >> anyway, that was very unprofessional, around son pooper. (laughter) munch ma quchi, we'll be right back. vo: this week at old navy. all famous jeans on sale! mom gets jeans for fifteen dollars! kids get jeans for ten. and will dad finally get a new pair... of jeans? it's our lowest price! all famous jeans fifteen dollars, kids ten. sale ends wednesday! only at old navy! >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight was once the world's most wanted hacker. he'll never get my password it's-- (laughter) please welcome kevin mitnick. (applause) >> thanks for coming on. great to meet you. >> great to meet you too. >> you sir were once considered the world's most famous hacker. the most wanted man in computer crime. correct? >> yes. >> okay. you are a consultant now but at one time you were, let's see, you bypassed the security systems of motorola, sun microsystems an

by repeating the government's firm will to achieve a country without camilla's without power militaries or drug trafficking or corruption or. the you. know. you can limit the use. to. me they give me judges number of the josh was doing with the case and i contacted him but it was already late so i called him the following morning we arranged to meet the next day in the human rights office she was going to meet the representative and invited me to the meeting i said all right i went through and i gave my evidence and asked to see the photos she asked me why i wanted to see them i said i needed to be sure it was really him so he showed me them. i have to stick to my hand the letters c.n.n. which then took an stance and now they are he has the same to to hear alexander was a year older than me when he died he was thirty one. he suffered from a mental disease called bipolar affective disorder he had a son a young boy of my mil's dois she showed me it is the two. and i just found that i wanted the ground to open up a loon swallow me out. it was so tough. i just put my hands over my mouth and

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regional countries are doing the same thing ok well thank you very much for your insight there and camilla on a lighter note i actually have been going around been trying out some of the toys over here managed to get into the cockpit of one small plane but my colleague or a good i've never had to take a lot more fun he went behind the scenes with the a russian aerobatics teams and found out exactly what they do and the performance let's have a look. the atmosphere here at the cuban air field the stands for two of the most famous aerobatic teams in the world even a dress rehearsal. should they show interest for the russians and the swish trashes a new program ahead of the mikes show performance. to show stuff on the trademark nine plane diamond of two very different aircraft delight to mix in formation with the heaviest sea course. down from below the false jets listen for sink but as the pilots touch down tempo's run high among. its normal everybody cares we're all in the mood to work we all want to put on a great show of. these pilots don't think of themselves and to train as they're serv

my name is camilla bowner, but pronounced bonner. >> i see. >> as your fellow vassar alum, an episodeeb therapy" the series started online and is now on showtime. it's a great show. tell me about it. why did you come up with this thing? >> well, people kept asking my partner and i if we wanted to do a web series. the answer was "no." i really wasn't interested in doing it. my brain just kept working on what would be a good web series and i thought, people are doing so much on the internet. you don't know who anybody is on the internet and anyone can be -- you know, anyone can just like throw up a shingle and say, i do this. but i also thought, the worst idea in the world was quick three-minute sessions of therapy. just through web chat, too. not like not in person. i don't know, i thought it was a funny idea. >> meryl streep, goddess? >> yes. >> she's as nice as i assume she is? >> yes. she's so generous and she's so smart. it's intimidating smart to me. >> i would be intimidated meeting her, actually. >> but she wouldn't allow you to be for long, you know? she's just so generous. i k

prince charles and camilla also paid a visit to one of the riot-torn neighborhoods in london..

camilla and prince charles adopted a puppy. does >> the dog count as it will do? >> the dow jones is wavering after earlier gains. >> take a look at the 7 day around the bay forecast. we will hit 90 by the weekend. it is looking pretty good for this weekend. >> they do for joining us. >> this is the mindset list. this is what the kids are thinking. >> they did this to remind professors about the mindset of the incoming freshman class. >> there is a dealer could be their father so there were in diapers when o.j. simpson was put on trial. >> dr. phil is coming up next.

. >> well, brooke, prince charles and his wife camilla hit some of the worst areas of north london todayebate is ongoing for prime and punishment. mr., nick klegg said he's proposing convicted offenders be made to face their victims and possibly help to clean up the streets of london. in the meantime, a british court has convicted and sentenced two men to four years in prison for inciting a riot via facebook, even though that riot never actually happened. prime minister david cameron made a statement on that particular case saying tough sentences were needed as a deterrent. >> i think it's right, we should allow the courts to make decisions about sentencing. you current sitting in the court, i wasn't sitting in the court. we didn't hear the evidence. they decided to send a tough sentence, a tough message .. i think it's good the courts were able to do that. what happened on our streets was absolutely appalling behavior. and to send a message that it's wrong and won't be tolerated is what the criminal jusz system should be doing. >> the judge said it's important to have a sentence to show

also, guys, a push by the royals to be out there and be seen in public, too, because charles and camillad in another city. this is something william and kate felt strongly about and really wanted to come out and do. by the way, guys, there's another piece of news related to them today. i don't know if you've been to london and the famous shop hamly's right, but they have these william and kate wedding dolls they've come out with. they're only $160. >> he looks -- >> creepy looking, actually. if you ask me. he looks kind of annoyed and her face looked ironed out. those are the dolls you can buy and stick on a wedding cake. but they're not cheap. it ain't cheap. but there they are. what do you think? >> i don't know. >> why don't they make him smile? >> i don't know. he has this like creepy grimace there, but he is wearing that -- >> i never understand the need to buy souvenir trinkets for stuff like that. >> when you go to london you see the commemorative this and that, i mean, i don't get it. >> when i went to the vatican i bought everything. i had little tiny popes, everything. >> what'

>> my name is camilla th igpen, a student here at george washington. i want to talk about the perception that once you obtain a post secondary education that you are still not prepared to go into the workforce. as someone who is relatively new entering the workforce, and what to speak from my perspective. i think there are reasons for that, but two out of them that come to mind. students need to be strategic about choosing a major. when you are coming to your undergraduate degree, i feel there is very little guidance about what is going on in the markets now or in four years to figure out what you should be strategically going to get there. more importantly, what experience you are getting what you are in school, in terms specifically. -- internships specifically. i know summer jobs were low and getting them was difficult. when you are in school and you don't have that experience, that makes you less competitive and less able to get a job. what do you think the opportunities are for providing incentives to expand internship programs, at to make sure th

present the family, there is a young woman that has made history and so many women -- i know that camillaan-american woman as the attorney general for the state of california. elisa jackson is someone that i know personally. another person that i want to sit and talk to is dorothy height. she led the environmental protection agency with strength, commitment, and principal. never wavering from what it means to make sure that we are going to leave this earth a better place than we found it. please welcome the first african-american woman to head the environmental protection agency. my sister and friend, lisa jackson. [applause] >> thank you so much, a lexus. -- alexis. she is someone i watched and respected during the clinton administration. she helped me dear to dream that i might one day be where i am. [applause] it is an incredible thing, ladies and gentlemen, to follow miss evert on the stage. it is an honor unlike anything i have experienced before. i want to recognize those people that made it all possible. it literally lifted up my entire life. when dr. king gave his i have a dream s

my name is camilla, i'm a first year master's student here at the george washington school of education. and i wanted to talk a little bit more about, um, the perception that once you actually do obtain a postsecondary education that you're still not prepared to go into the work force. um, and as someone that's a relatively new entrant into the work force, i want to speak a little bit from my perspective. i think there's a lot of reasons, but two of them come to mind. one is the fact that students need to be strategic about choosing a major. and when you come into your undergraduate degree, i feel like there's very little guidance about not only what's going on in the market now, but what will be going on in the four years so you can figure out what you should be, you know, strategically doing to get there. but i think more importantly is what experience you're getting while you're in school, internships specifically. i know this past year summer jobs for young people were very low, an opportunity of getting one was difficult. and so when you are in school and you don't have that work e