six months after enzo baldoni is deaf giuliana sgrena is in baghdad university she is there to interview refugees from fallujah who had found shelter in the mosque of the university thanks holding back on terrorists and abducted. when i was kidnapped the first thing is to realize oh i'll get not being you because from these say you can decide if. they lead to death not their leaders so from that it will depend on your child to be free or not to be. true immediately contacted diplomatic sources and your journalist to organize press conferences addressing merely journalists and use agencies from the arab world and computers we want to make them realize that giuliana was just a journalist and not a secret agent as some people might have thought that it. they had no no what i couldn't. know what die with was. because. they they kept also my my watch and to beginning just because i didn't they had that i do what i meant was and then they said they need daddy as a proof of my life. and. so i was all is waiting for a day but i just don't know what it was. i went to bed but of course i couldn't

we're putting the blame exclusively on giuliana sgrena you know she went out there she won a big bowl with the terrorist and all that and then she gets caught now we have to say that we have to say. goodbye to go after this one person that knows that she put herself in the situation so it's her for this is happening now by four things goal investigations conducted by the u.s. army acquitted all the soldiers who opened fire against the italian mission in italy spain and great britain judicial investigations stopped due to the pentagon's refusal to cooperate now those journalists need to be on the spot just as that we need doctors and nurses on the spot to care for the wounded just as we need people on the spot to provide assistance to the the the the community the civil society that are also affected by conflicts but that work of journalists cannot take place if they're going to be treated as competent if they're going to be targeted i think it is a struggle. generally speaking. generally speaking for the right to tell the truth but those who saw their colleagues. the memories will nev

was it giuliana rancic, tori spelling, reese witherspoon. >> tori and giuliana both had babies. going to guess giuliana, she had a boy. >> wrong. she did have a boy but the answer is actually tori spelling. >> but they both had boys. >> they both had boys within four weeks. tori had 6 pounds 20 ounces. she says she's done. this is her fourth kid. she loves being a mother. >> i love there's a baby boom. >> maybe their kids can play together. >> let's get to our second one. i know i'll get it wrong but spidey senses might help. >> i said, look, in a couple of years i'll be too old to play peter parker but it's spider-man. i'm perfect. one, charlie sheen, two, josh duhamell, three, jake gyllenhaal. charlie sheen has tiger blood. i'm going with jake gyllenhaal. >> it's charlie sheen. he did a podcast, back in the day he had offices at orion film studios. he said, look, i need to play peter parker before i'm too old. they said no one is into comic books as movies. interesting enough his father starred in the last spider-man. charlie got 90 more episodes of anger management. he's doin

now to beach volleyball where brazil's limping bronze medalists larry said frank and giuliana silva have won the last grand slam of the season in poland the reigning tour champions beat the italian pair of mata manigat the good article in the gold medal match the brazilians took the first set twenty one sixty but in the second their opponents all back and almost forced a decider of frank happy so that eventually tainted twenty two twenty six the title while in the bronze medal match germany captain paul big bill percent of the russians did get it because of the katherina nickelback. was also successful dealing with bronze medalists in the men's final as the last of martins bobbins and younis made in their austrian opponents in a close to set up it was the latvians first ever victory at a world tour event with an american team competing the podium in poland. and finally when it comes to surfing not many would think of russia as a hot spot for the sport but aussie caught up with the country's first professional surfer jean craig who was in moscow to promote a documentary on the rise of rus

have spoken to each other several times over the past few years including an end up interview on giuliana songes show he's been fighting extradition to sweden where he faces questioning over alleged sex crimes songe has offered several times to be interviewed over the phone or at the swedish of the sea but officials rejected that offer as on has expressed that his alternate fear is that if he is extradited to sweden that will lead to him being extradited to the united states where he believes he will be prosecuted for releasing hundreds of thousands of classified documents on wiki leaks also released the video you see here of a u.s. helicopter firing down on innocent civilians on the ground in iraq. now while this is a huge victory for assad to the ordeal isn't close to being over this is the u.k. threatens to arrest assad to the moment he steps but outside of the embassy the u.k. has reportedly threatened to raid the embassy to arrest a saw and this has sparked outrage among a sondre supporters you can see here protesters outside of the ecuadorian embassy in london leading to some morass

liz once again no word from the white house regarding giuliana songe or the decision by the president of ecuador to grant him political asylum we did however here yesterday from the state department officials there insisting the u.s. government is in no way involved this is an issue between the ecuadorian the brits swedes going to don't have anything particularly with regard to the charge that the u.s. was intent on persecuting him i reject that completely but it's not just a lack of information about julian assange reporters both covering the white house in washington and both the president and governor romney on the campaign trail have been extremely frustrated in trying to get serious questions answered really in terms of getting any access at all now you may remember the incident just a few weeks ago when governor romney was in israel and reporters were asking him questions you know doing their job really and they were scolded by romney's aides. over the assaults on your troops governor romney just a bit for the house did it yes. do you feel you were shot if you're traveling right

now debate volleyball where brazil's olympic bronze medalist larissa franca and giuliana so a have won the last grand slam of the season in poland the reigning to a champions beats the italian pair of mathematics at the and get it get back in the gold medal match the brazilians took the first set twenty one sixteen but in the second their opponents fought back and almost forced a decider. and so eventually claimed it twenty two twenty six the title was in the bronze medal match germany's cup you begin to send the russian ukrainian column a and you got to be a make over. while there was also success for the olympic bronze medalists in the lens final as the latvian jew of martin's brought ins and younis met in a speech there austrian opponents in a close to setter it was the latvians a first ever victory at a world tour event with an american team completing the poem the i'm in. and finally when it comes to surfing not many would think of russia as a hot spot for the sport but aussie caught up with the country's first professional surfer jean craig who is in moscow to promote a documenta

news co-host, giuliana and bill. >> officially they are in colorado where the baby boy will be born then go to chicago for a couple of months before she comes back to los angeles and returns to work. let me just tell you, though, savannah, i was in her office on friday before she let for maternity. i've never seen that many baby clothes in my life. it was like a baby gap inside the office. that is going to be the best dressed kid in hollywood. he has nicer clothes than me. i'm jealous. >> any hints on the name. >> i tried to get it out of her. i'll probably read it in "people" magazine. >> still ahead, you asked, we answered. help for couples facing financial demmas on everything from house payments to student loans. up next, a new park, a for fall or statement jewelry? jill has your fun finds for 50 bucks or less right after this. ♪ ♪ [ man ] excuse me miss. [ gasps ] this fiber one 90 calorie brownie has all the moist, chewy, deliciousness you desire. mmmm. thanks. [ man ] at 90 calories, the brownie of your dreams is now deliciously real. [ female announcer ] and now, try our new choc

it shows an employee at giuliana's fine jewelry going to the door before being tackled by robbers. >> an older man went after a man with the gun and slammed his head on the jewelry case. >> it was fast and brutal. >> police are looking into a possible connection between the robbery at the pave jewelry store in oakland. that was the latest in a rash of crimes along the avenue. they confirm the area has had as many as 20 commercial break ins in the past few weeks. a man was arrested last week. and may have been responsible for several of the break ins. >> mars curiosity's rover is chosing in on the target today. all systems are go for a landing tonight on mars at 10:30 p.m. it is a decade in the making and cost a billion dollars. nasa aims on what is sure to be a nerve wracking day. >> reporter: on this sunday morning, we have seen this. and the big crowds are expected around four. and between five and 10,000 people celebrating the landing of curiosity. how it is going to land is incredible and unprecedented. curiosity is big. about the size after small car and enter the martian atmosph

bill and giuliana rancic welcoming their first son, edward duke. he was born via surrogate.ys. i think they'll get beat up. >> steve: i don't think so. we're talking right now with a guy -- there are so few natives in florida. a lot of people come from other places. >> yes, sir. >> steve: hulk hogan is actually a native of the tampa area. good morning to you. >> i'm a local. i lived here my whole life, 59 years. went to school, college, and i still live here. >> steve: you sure do. >> brian: here we are. it's beautiful, growing, everybody knows that. i'm amazed. it's the first time i've been back since 1972. >> this is huge. it's exciting what's going on with romney and ryan of the the whole town is buzzing. everybody is on the edge of their seats because the things that have been said about small businesses, america getting a chance to reinvent itself, kind of like i have, and just a fresh start. actions speak louder than words. we're ready for some action. so this is exciting stuff. >> steve: in particular, when the president said -- i'm curious about your reaction a coupl

i want to welcome to windows, mark giuliana come to his executive assistant for national security. you for your appearance today. thank you for service to the country. on november 5, 2009, united states army major nidal hasan entered the fort hood deployment center carrying two pistols. he shouted god is great in arabic, and opened fire, killing 13 people, and i think as we go the whole hearing, we should remember 13 people were killed, and injuring 42 others. hasan is awaiting military trial for thirteen counts of premeditated murder and thirty-two counts of attempted murder. the webster commission report was issued publicly on july 19. the report includes extensive factual findings on the fbi's counterterrorism authorities, programs and systems, as well as specifics on the fbi investigation of anwar al-awlaki, and the assessment of nidal hasan. the report analyzes the bureau's actions, and includes 18 recommendations for policy, procedural and other actions. after reading the report, i am concerned that there were warning signs, and that with more aggressive investigation, there