. -- haveen you and me they put anything in front of you and you have said, i cannot play that?eel like i'm constantly faced with these challenges. when allison, at the end of season one, watches ainsley die , i said, she would never do that. then, no, that is such a gift. you have to go into those things that are scary. tavis: i read somewhere, and i think that means it is real, that when you are on the set, depending on which character, you listen to different types of music that may be collaborative with the character? does that make sense? >> that is fact. and listening to electronic ambient music. there is a lot of different, you know, styles of music that i use for the characters. tavis: what does the music do for you when you are trying to get into the headspace? >> it is an internal rhythm. --re is a rhythm -- whatever that can be attributed to music. dan has always been important for me. being able to physically express the character through music and dance is another layer. internal music is musical theater. it gives a sense of drama. musical theater is very emotional.

provide streaming, other providers, like at&t and cable which don't have an internet connect deal haveen an extra step. it goes through a transit provider this paid deal has paid off for netflix subscribers on comcast, streaming speeds have improved more than 50% since february. verizon speeds have increased slightly sense their deal was made over a month ago. it can take a while to implement those changes. the buffering battle back and forth between verizon and netflix isn't hurting either company's shares, but this weekend, the pressure is really on for them to perform and avoid that terrible buffering. melissa. >> julyia thanks for that. let in flicks in stock is rising 25%, finishing up in 18 of the last 21 trading session, but that has people worried. carter, what's the problem here? >> i think what you said, that's lot of sessions up in a row. let's look at the chart and try to figure it out together. what we have here from this low point is a 45% advance. it's not so much about percentage. it's where we return to. if you were to look at this top and where we are now, this is exact

haveen's 59 productions turned their hand to the sales of the sydney opera house.even one of the world's most iconic buildings was enough to attract many tourists. >> that is why vivid was born six years ago. it seems to have worked. on this first weekend alone, 270,000 people came down here to the waterfront. >> just in the first few days of vivid, we are hearing and credible reports of restaurants up 300%, 400 present. one of the ice cream vendors in the heart of the city, they were telling us they sold an extra 1000 ice creams on saturday night. >> let's hope this year the festival will crack the one million visitors mark. word-of-mouth is overwhelmingly positive. >> it is absolutely wonderful. it is full of surprises. you could stand there for 20 minutes, 30 minutes and still get the wow factor. >> it is very good. it looks very beautiful. >> it isn't just a passive experience. the customs house building has been turned into a giant musical instrument. even the recycling bins are in on the act. as with any successful event, organizers are already promising the

you haveened is that the table, that is 24-7. anything that looks like news is instant news.eople are bombarded with it. nobody really stopped to think it through. people are constantly bombarded. helps in thishat whole issue that we talked about on polarizing people. today, they do it on blogs and twitter and all these other things, it tends to polarize. i think that is part of the process. >> i want to start in with some obvious questions now. we have two microphones. let's go to one of the microphones if you have a question. state your name and remember, >> i thought one of you would how many democrats voted to go into kuwait. is 86.ink it people tend to have strong opinions and that is great. the opinions can kind of be a part of your conversation after this session. people, inral particular mr. woodward, made the point that the leadership and to medication is a problem for the president of the congress. does that focus primarily or uniquely on boehner and the leadership or what about his communication with the democratic membership or is there some suggestion that there