she and her husband, fernando, named their daughter julia. they showered her with pretty dresses and frilly bonnets and let her beautiful dark hair grow down to her waist. >> i look cute in that picture. except for the outfit i think i look like a little boy. >> yeah. >> i pretty much always knew i was a boy. my mom, she doesn't feel that way because she's not transgender. you know, she had never heard of it before, so she had no idea. >> you would love if i hung them all back up on the wall, right? >> no. >> it is mind boggling, you know? when you are taught very specifically this is what a boy is, this is what a girl is, and then you have a child telling you, well, you may think that by definition i'm a girl, but i'm not. it blows your mind. >> oh, look at that. like, if it wasn't me, it would be cute. if i think of it as me, it's not cute. >> when julia was a toddler, she seemed to be a normal little girl. she was indulged by her father and spoiled by her mother. she was just as feminine as her baby sister, gina. early in 1998, the family

thanks for that, are julia. other stories that we're following, bank of america has reportedly struck a side deal with the u.s. government over its mortgage and foreclosure practices. boa was part of the settlement reached with the feds and state attorney general. reports the can company will make deeper cuts in borrower's mortgage balances, helping more than 200,000 homeowners n. return it will avoid as much as $850 million in fines. this deal reportedly adds loans originated by countrywide financial which boa bought in 2008. let's take a look at shares right now trading in frankfurt up about 0.8%. and texas instruments is cutting its first quarter outlook citing weak demand for wireless chips. ti sees earnings of 15 to 19 cents a share below analyst foreca forecasts. altera warns it could come in at the low end of expectations due to the weakness in wireless and military markets. the moves come as chip makers have been dealing with an inventory correction and let's take a look at stocks as well trading in tran

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it's my job." >> jimmy: see, a lot of people don't do that. >> but you're julia, you know? in -- >> right. >> jimmy: and do the -- you know, i was in "taxi driver" with queen latifah. >> right. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] yeah, right? >> jimmy: she would come in -- and she -- -- back of queen latifah's head. so, it could be a stand-in or something like that. if you're a big star, you're like, "i don't wanna do my close-ups." >> no, there are people that will be like, "i --" you know, "what's the point?" and i was like, "thank you so much." and she's like, "stop thanking me." like, "you're awesome." >> jimmy: yeah, like a big star, julia roberts doesn't have to do that but she does it. >> exactly. >> jimmy: see, those are the real people out there. that's what -- that's why you should go see this movie, "mirror, mirror," you guys. 'cause the nice people in this movie. the good -- they deserve it. [ cheers and applause ] i wanna show everyone a clip. >> yes. >> jimmy: from the movie "mirror, mirror," here's lily collins, you guys. >> you can't fight. >> why not? >> '

let me get to julia boorstin. over to you, julia. >> pandora's earnings and revenue falling short of analysts' expectations. pandora's revenue coming in at $21.8 million. they were looking for 3 cents. also, guidance is coming in light. guidance for the coming quarter. pandora expects revenue in the 72 to $75 million range. wall street was looking for $87 million. one thing i really want to point out here is pandora's costs are rising. the cost of an acquisition grew $23.9 million in the year ago quarter to $48 million this quarter. that's putting pressure on their earnings. >> julia, thank you so much. let's talk about earnings. and really, what we might expect in 2012. doug, do you think estimates are way too high here? >> no, i think they brought down estimates. i think companies have guided lower, or set guidelines that are easier to surmount. it's gone to the upside quarter after quarter for the last three or for quarters. >> you have to wonder if things have gotten ahead of themselves, right? >> but people a

cymbalta can help. >>> come lg up, julia roberts revealed.. live and in hd, this is an news update. good morning. am investigators say -- i am steve chenevey. there were a, -- there were hate crimes this weekend. one man was shot on sunday and beaten on monday. police do not believe the two are related. investigators are looking for a sexually assaulted a woman in fairfax. she was walking along commonwealth boulevard when a and attackeder her. station will have an on this coming atat the top of the hour 8:00. right now, let us find out what happening on the roads. is lisa baden. i am thinking, are you sure you want to know? yes, he does. there has been a crash on the dulles toll road. you may want to take seven. collision just before get to wolf trap. that will cost you some clothes of ruston. have given you the green light along 270. look at this -- collision between university boulevard and connecticut avenue. finding it difficult get by. be another good day, caskey? >> fairly great out there sunshine we had all this week. have lunch hour n

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me ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> come lg up julia roberts revealed. few minutes. lines have been forming in downtown san francisco all morning despite the wet weather. protesters are also planning to call for better working conditions at chinese factories that make apple products. >> mike when is the next rain? >> we have waves this morning going to be on light side 4:00 this afternoon in the north bay through about 11:00 in the south bay when that next batch of heavy flooding rain rolls through. after that just scattered showers for the weekend. >>> continued slow through walnut creek southbound 680 earlier accident at 24 has the turn slow. "sig alert" southbound 29 closed in napa big rig spilled its load of glass bottles in the lane. >>> the news continues now with "good morning america." ♪ i just came to say hello ♪ ♪ hello ♪ ♪ hello ♪ >>> and hello to that great crowd outside. a huge friday crowd celebrating st. patrick's day a little bit early. here in new york city. is that a prom invitation there? >> it is. >> and we have the glasses. we'll hav

my second character is julia lathrop. she was the first woman to have a federal government agency. in 1912, the president william howard taft, a republican, appointed her as chief of the new u.s. children's bureau. the following year his successor, democrat woodrow wilson, reappointed lathrop to post, as did successor in 1921, republican warren g. harding. i have the special fondness for julia lathrop in part because her family home is in the very neighborhood in which i have lived now for the last 22 years. churchill's grove in roquefort, illinois. her former residence stands three short blocks from my own home. three blocks in the other direction can be found her grave in greenwood cemetery. the daughter of a republican congressman from northern illinois, ms. lathrop began her work in the 1880s in chicago, alongside another former ro rockford residence. between 1880 and 1914, let us remember, an average of 1 million new immigrants arrived each year. relative to existing population, this migratory flow occurred at nearly three times the current rate. majorities of these newcomers

. >>> julia robert playing an evil queen.ll give you our take on mirror mirror. >>> this is fox deal. that is more than a $3,000 value so it's more than half off deal. or you can get four nights in a two berm villa 40 miles north of cabo to get in on the deal, go to myfoxdc.com and look at my fox half off on the right- hand side of the page. >> if that is my view, i'll take it. >>> this weekend there's something for you at the box office. joining us right now is our movie reviewer kevin mccartney. >> good morning. it's like a mirror mirror by the. >> okay. mirror mirror. >> terrible joke. >> but we had to go there. i think people will be interested in this. julia roberts. what do you think of this movie? it's a snow white movie and julia roberts in t what did you think? >> i was worried on the film based on the trailer. it was terrible. you're like gosh. hollywood is completely out of ideas. i didn't want to seat film based on the trailer. you walk in and you see the stunning visuals done by sam who did the movies like the im

julia roberts, america's sweetheart meet julia roberts, the evil queen.asy world. her three children were along for the ride. you had your kid there's a lot of the time and they hid under your skirt? >> i had dresses so big. they could hide under there. probably hair and makeup, too. it was a lot of space under there. >> reporter: the film puts a smart alecic /* ailic twist on the fairy tale. >> there was a girl there. the black hair. i think she's the most beautiful woman in the whole world. >> agree to disagree. >> do you know her? ivory skin, black hair? >> her hair is not black, it's raven. she's 18 years old. her skin has never seen the sun. of course it's good. >> you said this is the first time your kids put together what you do. >> it's a good time to make this movie. kids at their school are mentioning it. or they see posters. we have had a couple of conversations that have gone very naturally and easily. it's not anything that is coming as a huge shock or bringing up a lot of questions. they're just sort of inquiring. it's making a little bit of

that's nothing compared to the stock that julia boorstin is eyeing up. julia? >> that's right.mega media frenzy, both on the tv side and the film side coming up after the break. in america, we believe in a future that is better than today. since 1894, ameriprise financial has been working hard for their clients' futures. never taking a bailout. helping generations achieve dreams. buy homes. put their kids through college. retire how they want to. ameriprise. the strength of america's largest financial planning company. the heart of 10,000 advisors working with you, one-to-one. together, for your future. ♪ >>> welcome back. coming back at the floor of the nyse, let's check it out. it's stronger than expected the tools are used by recuters. it says linkedin is boosting through 2014. how is the volume looking on lincoln? >> it's pretty active. >> it's boosting estimates not too bad considering linkedin less than a year ago in may the stock is trading near $100 a share meanwhile, we've been talking about the rise in apple shares. it looks flat and can they keep up the momentum? jul

julia roberts tweaks her image and "mirror mirror." >> i will do my best. >> julia roberts fusses about looks, her waistline, and her bank account. she sets her sights on a handsome prince. he is stuck on snow white played by lilly collins. >> i live here. i have for a while. i am kind of a princess. >> forget about the old story this has the seven dwarves as band-aids -- bandits living in the forest. two and a half stars, pg. >> i need your help. >> also opening, "wrath of the titans." >> i volunteer as tribute. >> how big candy "the hunger games" get? wait until this weekend and put it at the top of the list for the best bet. >> we had a question from the audience. it is very key. "extremely loud and incredibly close" comes to dvd this weekend. >> thank you very much. coming up next, will ferrell sports the polyester suit once again for a big announcement about his hit film "anchorman." >> most americans dream of one day owning a house. that dream does not always come true. a new program is giving families who might not alone home's purchasing power. -- own homes purchasing power. >>

. >> jimmy: number five, julia! ♪ julia ♪ bucket number five. looks like a light bucket. applause ] that is -- that is not the $100. that is cheese whiz, or cheese sauce. [ laughter ] cheese sauce. oh, man. all right. contestant number two. [ drumroll ] [ cheers ] nine? >> nine. >> jimmy: number nine, anna! ♪ anna anna's got the bucket. there you go. give him that $100! [ drumroll ] [ sad tuba ] [ cheers and applause ] >> what was that? what was that? >> jimmy: that was -- that was gatorade. that was gatorade. >> tastes good. >> jimmy: yeah, it tastes good. yeah, there you go. [ laughter ] all right, here you go, buddy. the odds are getting better. [ drumroll ] [ audience yelling ] >> i'm going to go with four this time. >> jimmy: number four, nicole k.! ♪ nicole k dump that $100 on his head! [ drumroll ] [ audience ohs ] [ sad tuba ] thank you very much, nicole. he had best leave the goggles on, probably. yeah, i'd just probably leave them on. >> yeah. >> jimmy: they're useless now, yeah. >> yeah, it smells good. >> jimmy: yeah. you got a good mix. that was buffalo sauce

sorry, julia. >> very few people have actually seen the final movie.ll very much depend on the word of mouth during the first weekend. with facebook and twitter, fans will know quickly if it's too violent or how they feel about it. the second weekend will give us a strong indication of how they'll do eventually. >> i don't want to be a skeptic, but it doesn't seem it lends to itself like characters at mcdonald's like harry potter would. what are the cross platform marketing opportunities for this kind of story? >> i talked to somebody earlier today about the retail merchandising opportunity. he said it's definitely not a big thing for the first movie because it's still an unproven franchise in hollywood. and people are still trying to figure out whether they want it on retail shelves. it's not a kids' toy business. but they expect there could be t-shirts, bandannas, things like that. >> clothing. >> they hope it will do well early on. and the second and third movie will really make this up to half a billion, somebody told me in terms of merchandising s

julia. number of the start-ups here are applying the latest, most cutting edge social and mobile technologies to the oldest and most challenged part of the media business, publishing. a start-up working with all of the book publishers to offer them free ad support to 90 million users. another start-up turned 5,000 magazines into interactive apps for smartphones and tablets. adding digital subscription revenue. >> has a direct impact on the revenue publishers by providing a new audience to them, new distribution channels and new revenue sources. >> we're developing a new unbelievable data around what consumers are reading and liking and clicking on. all that accountability never existed in the old traditional 2-dimension form. >> one of the most talked about media companies here called the bleacher report put a new spin on one of the oldest and most popular sections of the newspaper, the sports section. it relies on fans turning them into citizen journalists. that niche content generates abou

. >> julia roberts still a pretty woman but this time in mirror, mirror. up next, roberts and the actress who played snow white sat down with movie reviewer kevin mccarthy. back in a moment.  never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. (woman) the goal is to bring an end to breast cancer. (woman) there's no doubt in my mind that komen's funding helped saved my life. the 3-day is my opportunity to help save others' lives. (woman) i'll never stop walking, not till we find a cure. it is the most rewarding experience i have ever had in my entire life. (man) register today for the... because everyone deserves a lifetime. >>> she wants played tinkerbell. hard to remember that. now, julia roberts is taking on a much more formidable fantasy character, the queen from snow white. >> kevin mccarthy spoke with julia who is playing snow white in the new movie. >> i loved watching you play this dual personality character in the film. i think it is always fascinating. going back over your other films in your previous career, what would

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more and more women are becoming key groups in the electorate right now. >> and julia, your thoughts? >> it's definitely important for women to be able to be a force in politics, and i think hillary clinton, even though i don't agree with her on some things she does, i think just the fact she's out there and she ran almost successfully as a democratic candidate that it's a great thing. i think we can learn a lot from her. >> casey, it was 18 million cracks. that's how many votes she received in the democratic nomination. there has been this compareson, craig crawford, between what we saw in 2008 and what we see in 2012. fair comparison? >> i don't think so, and i'll tell you why. i did want to talk about a statistic recently i saw about women. the united states ranks 78th in the world in the number of women in its congress or parliament. they ranked all the nations. we're at 17% women in congress, and that puts us 78th in the world. here's why i don't see a comparison. it's that. one big difference i see is in 2008 that actually energized the party. they were pulling more and more peo

i love julia roberts. >> it's a good role for her, a more mature role.retty good. 5:26, still a chilly 39 degrees here on tv hill. still ahead -- >> imagine winning $540 million. well, it could happen to you tonight. we're talking mega millions in a live report. >> the race for wisconsin. good morning, i'm tracie potts in washington, the latest in politics, next. >> and it's a chilly start for us on this friday morning, but it is dry. we have rain in the forecast, though. we'll show you the seven-day. >> you have the key word, dry, which is always good for the morning commute. here's a live view of the fort mchenry toll plaza. >> gorning. welcome back to 11 news today. i'm jennifer franciotti here nor stafpble >> and i'm sarah caldwell. i'm in for mindy. and it's friday! you know what we need? we need an outfit planner. make a graphic for that. it's so cold in the morning, and then it gets warm in the afternoon. like do something about it. >> like suggestions on each panel? >> yeah, shorts, capri, long sleeves. >> and you trust him? >> when i was a kid,

julia boorstin.information on bank of america which we have been watching trade lower. kate? >> thank you so much. breaking news. we have a statement from b of a regarding speculation that they are undertaking a secondary offering. they are denying that and contrary to rumors, they have no intention of issuing a secondary offering. this just out a couple of minutes ago and concurs with what i was hearing and despite the rumors, an interesting day as well. they spiked above $10 over the last three months or so. they doubled the stock price. it's quite a come back of course as you know there lingering overhangs to the stock. >> that's amazing. i don't know how this happens. all over the streets, they are talking about a secondary move the stock. we have to get a comment from bank of america. >> it's interesting. we have been talking a lot about ipo and facebook in particular. they have been hot and a lot of them are happening. this is in vogue, but in this case not true. >> i wonder if the number $10 h

cnbc's julia boorstin joins us now from l.a. with the inside scoop. hey, julia. >> hey, scott.l, the traditional video game industry down double digits again last month as consumers spendless money on consoles and disks. but the new video game industry seems to be on fire. the biggest decline in february was on software sales. off 24%. no surprise act vision warfare 3 was the top seller. hardware fell slightly less down 18% from last year. microsoft's xbox still seems to be doing well. one of the reasons it's doing well is that consumers are using it not just for gaming but also to stream all kinds of content to their tvs. but i think the big story here is that spending is shifting to social and mobile games like zynga. the other category including mobile, social subscriptions and addon content accounted for an additional 550 million to $600 million in revenue last month. now, companies like activision with subscriptions for call of duty get some of that but a lot is going to the younger generation of gamemakers. companies like zynga as well as angry birds maker which is consid

we'll hear from julia roberts in her role as the evil queen. jessica? you planning a vacation that involves a sleigh i'll bring you insider secrets to the airport and the airplane. we'll get you priority seating right away. you're watching 9news now. >>> happy friday, everyone. temperatures starting out in the 30s and 40s this morning. colder north and west of town, including frederick where temperatures will be in the mid- 30s at this hour. temperatures getting only into the upper 30s in frederick and hagerstown by 9:30. upper 40s in downtown. but by noon most of us should be into the 50s and we'll see some increasing cloudiness throughout the afternoon today. we should be staying dry, though, for the day. lower 40s by 4:00 in the downtown area. and then 60 by around 6:00 as you're heading back home tonight. it will be milder tonight but then we'll see clouds and some showers sticking around late tonight. a chance of showers after midnight tonight into early tomorrow morning. here mike and andrea. >> thank you, anny. >>> the classic tale "snow white an

julia looks great. she is sort of snarky and deliciously evil. you love to hate her. it is a comic telling of the "snow white" tale. they focus more on the queen than in snow white, but she is more of a supporting role. >> i like these stories because they make snow white tough. she learns to hunt and fight and take on the evil queen. they don't have the normal dopy, happy, sneezey, but they have distinct personalities. one has an instinct to be a hairstylist. one has a crush on snow white. i was delighted. three stars. >> ok. "clash of the titans"? >> i have good news and bad news. this is real 3-d. the special effects are really good in the film and the 3-d is really good. so if you like good visual effects, you will like it. if you are interested in plots, characters, interesting story developments, this is not for you. this is a movie about gods with liam neeson playing zeus. >> some good acting? >> good actors. >> thank you, max. you can read all of max's reviews at baltimoremagazine. net. >> coming up next, those all-important mega-millions numbers. >> welcome b

julia, thanks so much. julia boorstin in the mobile space biggest trend in the next five years., what a shock. >> yeah. but she's in the middle of it and in the heart and able to see where the venture capital wants to put their money going forward. obviously that space is going to dominate. we know that. >> it plays very much into weiss, the kind of trades you are making as it surrounds the apple products, broadcom, qualcomms, semiconductors we've talked about. >> absolutely correct. mobile is where it's going to be. ipad is a mobile device. >> next up, would you buy shares in the company behind eric clapton? details on that next. ? today is gonna be an important day for us. you ready? we wanna be our brother's keeper. what's number two we wanna do? bring it up to 90 decatherms. how bout ya, joe? let's go ahead and bring it online. attention on site, attention on site. now starting unit nine. some of the world's cleanest gas turbines are now powering some of america's biggest cities. siemens. answers. >>> eric clapton guitar's maker is ready to go public. fender filed

julia? >> we also learned another lions gate property broke records. mad men's season five two-hour premier drew 3.5 million viewers, up from season four premier in 2010, which was the show's previous record. 17-month hiatus between seasons helped draw new viewers, introduced to mad men on netflix. over all it was a great weekend for lionsgate. scoring its biggest movie yet with the hunger games which brought in $155 million at u.s. box office. the independent studio's first major franchise. which will be worth more than a billion and half dollars to the studio. imax sold about 10.5 million tickets to for hunger games. regal and cinemark also benefit et from the crowds. the books were published by scholastic. get ready for massive merchandise, hot topic sold out of much of its hunger games product and we haven't seen seen the beginning of the licensing bonanza we will get from the hunger games. the box office is up 22% year to date. getting people to theaters is a good thing for the whole industry so we could be off to a great start. back over to you.

julia boorstin in los angeles with the latest. this will be a big movie, julia, isn't it? >> i think it absolutely will. and call it hunger gains for them. earlier today shares were up as much as 25% which was a nine-year high for the children's book publisher. the company says excitement about the movie based on the first book in the trilogy which lions gate opens a week from friday spiked sales last quarter as the book crossed over from young adults to a broader audience. they raised revenue in earnings projections for the full fiscal year this morning. and the better the movie does, the more books they are expected to sell continuing to boost the bottom line. also publishes the harry potter series here in the u.s. so they know a thing or two about the kind of book bump you can see when a movie opens. back to you. >> thank you so much, julia. apple's new ipad is hitting stores tomorrow. earlier in the show jon fortt got his hands on one. he gave us a close up view. but it's not just apple fans awaiting eagerly for this product. a lot of companies are also lining up to ma

julia roberts.on -- >> gooood morning, america. >> only on abc. >>> great crowd out here in times square this morning. some kentucky fans. i had so much fun with julia roberts. she's so great in the new movie. we're going to show it here. i guess we're not. she place the evil witch. it's hilarious. >> looked like you got along very well. >> she's really funny in the movie. >> the crew was talking about how lovely, lovely she is. julia roberts, no relation, here on "good morning america" tomorrow. >>> you know what o is here tod? tiger woods. he's signing autographs. he's in a suit! wait a minute. we're going to try a little golf. we'll see how he does today. >> some trash talking. >> well, i'm outside. i can do it now. >> a new show, a lot of excitement for the premier of "missing." what is the line? >> i'm not cia, i'm a mother look for her son! >> you got it. >> we'll have her explain the show. it looks great. coming up. >>> you have deals and steals here. >> i do. i'm going to head on over. tory

. >> you actually went to a dinner party where nobody knew that julia roberts had just gotten marriedt? >> and you write i felt like i had been pumped by the universe because this was not the life you imaged for yourself. >> yes. it's not the life i was living in hollywood. i do remember they were having a debate about financing and iraq and all the stuff happened, and there was a pause for one second, and i said julia roberts got married today, you know, and half the people at the table didn't know who julia roberts was. but that was really my -- i had just come from l.a., and this was a hot topic. shock. >> yeah. >> now, of course, you live in new york. george stephanopoulos, the cohost of "good morning america." and you relocated him. has being around him increased your interest in politics, or do you still kind of shy away from politics in >> well, i would say what's happening in our country interests me in politics. you know, he doesn't -- we don't talk a lot about politics. that's not our pillow talk politics. and certainly he's been talking about it all day. he doesn't want to

julia. >> thanks, mandy.t facebook has asked secondary markets companies like second market as well as shares post to stop trading of its shares. so they've been asked to halt trading. sources tell us facebook is doing this. they're trying to halt the trading on the secondary markets in order to ensure an orderly transition to the public markets when facebook does eventually ipo. this has nothing to do with the timing of the ipo. no commentary on where the s.e.c. is in the review process. just facebook taking steps to ensure transition from the private market trading into the public markets. neither second market nor shares post nor facebook has made an official comment on this. back to you. >> julia, thank you for breaking that news. coming up, brian has another really big interview aboard the u.s.s. intrepid. he's going to be sitting down with jamie dimon to talk about how he is hiring heroes. "street signs" back in a couple minutes time. cannot be contained. [ clang ] the all-new 2013 lexus gs. there's no

julia boorstin is all over that story. what have you found, julia?rds is made by a rival to zynga, and right now the newest game called angry birds space is off to a flying start. it's currently the top selling and top grossing app on the iphone and ipad in the u.s., china and japan. people spending between 99 cents for the iphone app to $5 for the game for your mac computer. game maker has everything riding on this game that's grown revenue from just $10 million two years ago to $100 million last year. e-marketer analyst tells me that it's quite unusual for a game to maintain momentum for this long. a new licensing deal with walmart raises the risk of overexposure, but if it works, it could generate millions of dollars in revenue. to compete with leading game maker zynga, which just yesterday bought a leading app maker, rovio needs to stay ahead of potential angry birds fatigue. the stakes are very high for rovio. the company wants to go public on the hong kong stock exchange this year. mandy, back to you. >> julia, thank you very much. >> from angr

julia boorstin is in los angeles. lionsgate ceo has a lot to smile about, doesn't he, julia?that's absolutely right, tyler. i think that "hunger games" is certainly going to be the biggest movie this year. and the ceo told cnbc this morning that he thinks that "hunger games" will open with over $100 million at the u.s. box office this weekend. the movie is well on its way to beating "twilight"'s massive opening. movie tickets.com has sold out nearly 1,600 screenings, 700 of those are from midnight shows. a sign of a truly devoted fan base. the stock has soared over 17% just in the past week on expectations that "hunger games" will kick off franchise and lionsgate's "madmen" returning on sunday. the ceo says he's working to build more brands like these. >> we started thinking three or four years ago how do we have more franchises repeatable makes it easier to do and you don't have to start with scratch each time. we have in a few months "what to expect when you're expecting." >> it's not just movies. buzz is building for "mad men" despite a 17 month hiatus and returns on sunda

julia boorstin is looking at the blockbuster movie by the numbers for us today. hunger games" grossed $155 million at the box office this weekend beating expectations and all sorts of records including important ones for lionsgate. already the independent studio highest grossing movie ever. and it's on track to gross about $350 million in the u.s. over the course of its run. with three more movies in the works, it's lionsgate's first ever major franchise. it will be worth as much as $1.5 billion to lionsgate. and the crowds that turned out for "the hunger games" are helping rewrite the rules of hollywood. no longer will big ten pools be saved just for the summer. "the hunger games" notched the highest opening weekend outside the summer movie season. and it's actually the biggest debut weekend ever for nonsequal behind only "the dark knight" and final "harry potter" film. it speaks to the movie goers female. they were 25 or older and just about 60% of the audience was female compared to about 80% for "twilight." "the hunger games" has helped drive up the box offic

is everybody going to go to the movie, julia? >> it certainly looks like.ctations that "hunger games" will open bigger than "twilight" with up to $170 million at the u.s. box office this weekend alone. the stock up as much as 9.5% earlier today on news that fandango has already sold out more than 1,000 screenings. fandango says by all measures "hunger games" is tracking ahead of "twilight." another sign of eager fans, movietickets.com says half of ticket sales are for opening night midnight showings. the loser here, carl icahn, he sold his stake in the company 44 million shares for $7 each. now the stock is at twice that. so based on that calculation, icahn gave up $300 million in value between what he sold and where the stock is right now. sue and tyler, back over to you. >> that's going to hurt. julia, thank you very much. yikes. coming up next on "power lunch," hot start-ups. the best place to get your million dollar idea off the ground. >> plus the multibillion dollar business humble but delicious potato chip. >> what's in a versus b and c is three-thou

details of an agreement announced back in november via president obama and australian prime minister julia gillard here's president obama speaking during our visit there are no better prose but the united states that all strode over darkest moments where our countries have been put when we needed a friend mcconnell we've always been there for each other now i spoke about what this all could mean with ivan eland a senior fellow at the independent institute just a short time ago i asked him if this is expansion is and an attempt at containing china here's his take. right it's one more step in containing china. that's definitely why there's still probably why all these alliances are being expanded more bases more training etc and in that area there's been a lot of criticism from both sides of the people in australia not happy about this in people in the u.s. as well and i want to put up on screen recently the former national security adviser zbigniew that for presidents he did an article did an interview with slate and i want to put up what he said first he said a little bit sarcastically he

but -- >> why do you like mitt romney, though, julia? what's motivating you? >> definitely his business experience and he knows the private sector. he knows what he's doing in that aspect. and time and time again, our voters have said the economy is the biggest issue. and i don't think romney has really gotten pushed down by all the social issues as much as like santorum because that's what he's kind of going for, the socially right conservatives. so i think that romney is kind of focusing more on the economy. that definitely will help propel him forward. >> that's a very good point. and i think that's one of the things that mitt romney has counted on in his campaign is that attitude, if you will, about his campaign is, yeah, the guy is a little sterile and then, i don't necessarily think i'd go out and want to have a beer with him, but he brings his business experience, he brings that acumen to the table that i think the country needs. and i think it's going to be relevant and important. and that's great. but as you probably know and as i think all of us can

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julia roberts does her take as the evil queen in a classic childrens' story remake.reek god anyway, in a sequel to "clash of the titans" wgn entertainment reporter dean richards has his reviews. >> it's the sequel to the 2010 mythological mash up, "clash of the titans" ... "wrath of the titans". after unleashing and then conquering the monster in the original film, sam worthington is at it again--reluctantly, content with living a quiet life, raising his young son when his father -- the mighty zeus, calls upon him to help fight off an impending evil force. he turns them down until destruction looms, and the world is threatened, setting off one good gods/bad gods battle scene after another. i did not go in expecting much out of "wrath of the titans", and i got it. there is a razor thin plot line sometimes silly dialogue, and marginal acting, but it's a harmless roller coaster ride of mind candy action, and a mini lesson in greek mythology. so i gave it a dean's list grade of c +. >>mirror, mirror on the wall ... who's the fairest of them all? >>snow white ... >>what?