. >> this is juliana, her new domestic worker. she learns about her new responsibilities.the agency representative reminds juliana that she shouldn't fall in love with anyone since they won't be allowed to marry. next year, singapore plans to introduce a day off each week for domestic workers. that's how it's done in hong kong and taiwan. but desmond phoon, who heads the agency, says many employers oppose it. >> the families are afraid the girls will do something silly like find a boyfriend. >> what is wrong with that? >> [laughter] that is a potential problem because the girls could get pregnant. they would have to leave singapore. then the employer is back at square one and must pay agency fees to find a new worker. >> the labor ministry won't grant an interview. the women work for private employers. that means regular labor laws don't apply to them. >> all the member states need to follow the international conventions including those related to human rights. >> the authorities only intervene when an employer does something criminal. but first, the woman has to file char

joining me is juliana, and good afternoon to you. >> thank you for having me. >> first of all, i wanto play the piece of sound from david brooks on "meet the press" and this is what she had to say about the romney campaign or mitt romney specifically. >> mitt romney does not have the passion for the stuff he is talking about. he is a problem solver and nonideological person running an extremely ideological age and faking it. so go with what he has been for the last decades of his life, be a powerpoint guy. >> juliana, what is the take on that? is he faking it? should he try the power point presentations? >> well, as you know, he is really good with whiteboards. at this point in time, he does not have a choice but to go ahead and argue the arguments as well as he can, if that is what it takes to revert to the sort of bain consultant mode and nauk hard numbers and concede it is not his strength to really wing it or act in ways that are sort of warm and fuzzy. he is, as we know, a core competency guy. he is someone who is exceptionally good at fixing problems, but he is not real good at

. >>> celebrities bill and juliana ransick are showing off their brand-new baby born on august 29th, and appears on the cover of life 'n' style magazine. mom said the baby's first name comes from both grandfathers. edward has his mom's dimples. juliana is taking time off of fashion police in e news to spend time with the baby but says she'll be back on the air september 23rd for emmy coverage. >>> lady gaga's new do is more than a fashion statement. she tweeted this picture last night. it's a picture of the back of lady gaga's head. it's there somewhere. there it is. it's missing a fair amount of hair, as you can see. according to her tweets lady gaga did this for her friend and photographer terry richardson who just lost his mother to cancer. >>> the summer's search for the country's next top entertainment act is about to come to an end. the finale begins tonight. the winner will be announced tomorrow night. we caught up with some of the finalists who told us what they would do if they were to win that $1 million prize. >> i would use the money for a college education for my childre

vestido te lleva a ti, tú no llevas al vestido, es una persona delgadita y le ajustaba bien, luego a julianas colores fuertes, pero hay que tener cuidado, pero hay más categorías. >> es que mira, cristina acá está, te voy a decir una cosa, los colores claros no se pueden usar cuando eres muy clara de piel, pareces fantasma, encima ella tiene pelor rojo, ella es voluptuosa, no puede llevar esos pliegues. >> acá está melissa, ella me fascina, pero hoy se olvidó que iba a los emmy y parece que iba a funeral, sé que estamos tristes por la muerte de withney houston, pero esto no es un funeral, acá esta (nombre en inglés) no sé quien es, ella más tarde iba a una fiesta de quinceañera, eso lo tengo claro, ese pelo largo, ese vestido que se parece al último hotel que estuve en nueva york. >> yo sé que hay algunas que sí te gustaron. >> sí, que bueno que tienes esa forma de decirlo, las que sí dije, esta sí, pero al momento no, la primera es heidy cloon, dije: ¡oh my good! consejo para casa, si te ves así cuando te divorciar, y mucho cuidado con eso, esta es perfecta forma de llevarlas y luego viene

que pasa desapercibida, el vestido te lleva a ti, es una persona delgadita y le queda como silueta, julianapiedras de colores, cuidado que puede ser el carnaval de brasil. >> a mi me gustan los colores fuertes, pero hay que tener cuidado, también viene la categoría con la que se confundieron un poquito . >> a mi no me confundieron, son ellas, la primera es cristina hendricks, los colores de tela súper claros no se pueden usar cuando eres clara de piel, automaticamente pareces un susto, un fantasma, ella tiene pelo rojo, ella es una mujer voluptuosa, tu sabes, le gustan a la comunidad latina, la siguiente es melissa, siempre me fascina porque viste acorde con su cuerpo, pero hoy se olvidó que iba a los emmies, parece que iba a un funeral, estamos tristes por la muerte de whitney houston, la última, no sé quién es pero la tuvimos que poner, esta, ella más tarde iba una fiesta de quinceañeras, lo tengo más que claro, pelo largo de los tlatinos y ese vestido que parecian las cortinas del hotel que estuve en new york, que pena que no tengo las fotos. >> yo sé que algunas te gustasron, entre ella

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anyone this is where president obama spoke yesterday president of iran and egypt smoke today for juliana silence to be speaking here i mean it you say you're hoping that he's going to recruit that you think he's hoping that he's going to recruit some support for his case do you think he'll be successful in that . yeah and i think i mean there's going to be a dual opportunity that the science has i mean it says that you're going to get many people in the world who have benefited from this information that has been revealed i mean let's not doubt the fact that leaders of these countries that got the doing behind closed doors had some kind of benefit in their policy making in the way that they want about diplomatic relations i think it definitely gave people in other countries an edge in diplomatic conversations with the united states but also just that there's maybe some more to sunder speech in that he could be talking about freedom talking about transparency talking about these different causes issues that he is taking up that there could be rather some part of the just out there for him

juliana will be here talking winning the apprentice and how often he talks about that.d james buchanan don't miss it. >> remember the tanning mom? she has a new youtube series healthy skin. back in may she denied allegations she sneaked her 5-year-old daughter into a tanning bed causing a slight sunburn. news for fans of stephen king. >> here's johnny. >> that's kind of scary in the morning. it helped stephen king write a sequel to the shining. it made with jack nicholson. it is called doctor sleep. it will be published 36 years after the original. >> it's a long time. >> with the presidential debates around the corner. earlier in the show we asked you to brew on this. if you had the opportunity what he canned. how will you work to break the gridlock? >> kevin would ask mr. president since you had so many great ideas for your second term why didn't you use them through your first term. >> kim's question is simple, how fast can you move in? >> thank you to everyone who responded. keep the comments coming through out the morning. >>> a routine traffic stop turns really ug

sofia, tina, juliana, the red carpet hits and misses. >> i love it. >> what you didn't see on tv's biggest night. then usher's ex-wife. >> this is your very first television interview. >> it was time to finally clear things up. >> what she's only telling "e.t." inside the mansion they once shared. >> why would a judge give usher primary custody? >> that's monday. >> that's it for this weekend show. hope you had as much fun as we did. for more on the stories you've just seen and the late breaking hollywood news go to etonline.com. >> time to rock out. we reported to you earlier usher was joining the voice. here's "scream" from his chart topping album "looking for myself." >> good-bye, everybody. ♪ -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com (pnuematic drill pounding) i can't do it. i can't testify. mr. campbell, the attorney general has put together a grand jury based primarily on your testimony. that's right. if you don't take the stand, we can't indict joey salucci. we can't try him for murder. look, unfortunately for us, the evidence is circumstantial. but with your witness account, this case

juliana and matt, thank you both for coming in.e you again. >>> in the next hour, as we were talking about, senator john mccain will be speaking out on the floor of the sen nat. he'll be speaking with us in the next hour. yesterday he spoke out on the floor of the senate about the situation. he was a personal friend of ambassador stevens. senator mccain will be joining us live in the next hour. squawk will be right back. i don't have to use gas. i am probably going to the gas station about once a month. drive around town all the time doing errands and never ever have to fill up gas in the city. i very rarely put gas in my chevy volt. last time i was at a gas station was about...i would say... two months ago. the last time i went to the gas station must have been about three months ago. i go to the gas station such a small amount that i forget how to put gas in my car. ♪ up. a short word that's a tall order. up your game. up the ante. and if you stumble, you get back up. up isn't easy, and we ought to know. we're in the business of

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. >> reporter: juliana margolies was pretty in floral and others like carrie washington sparkled.t appearance, mainstays didn't disappoint. for "today" ryan seacrest, nbc news, los angeles. >> the host of "us weekly's" "watch with us" and jason is an "e news correspondent." >> you put ginnifer goodwin as number one. >> i did. she looks like a bouquet of rose buds and i really loved how she played off of her hairch her hair went with the entire outfit. honestly with a dress like that, you can't go overboard, and her hail and accessories nailed it. >> is that orange or red? >> actually more of a mandarin. >> i love mandarin. >> jason told you to say that. what about january jones, some thought this was a little controversial. >> i'm throwing this out to my twitter sphere. all my phones voted that this was absolutely a piece of work. it's a couture dress. for anybody who loves fashion, there's a difference between something that's like red carpet ready, but then there's also couture. couture is an artistic piece and january jones did it well. >> i think it's beautiful. why did not pe

. >> reporter: juliana margolies was pretty in floral and others like carrie washington sparkled.t appearance, mainstays didn't disappoint. for "today" ryan seacrest, nbc news, los angeles. >> the host of "us weekly's" "watch with us" and jason is an "e news correspondent." >> you put ginnifer goodwin as number one. >> i did. she looks like a bouquet of rose buds and i really loved how she played off of her hairch her hair went with the entire outfit. honestly with a dress like that, you can't go overboard, and her hail and accessories nailed it. >> is that orange or red? >> actually more of a mandarin. >> i love mandarin. >> jason told you to say that. what about january jones, some thought this was a little controversial. >> i'm throwing this out to my twitter sphere. all my phones voted that this was absolutely a piece of work. it's a couture dress. for anybody who loves fashion, there's a difference between something that's like red carpet ready, but then there's also couture. couture is an artistic piece and january jones did it well. >> i think it's beautiful. why did not pe

host: juliana on a republican line. caller: i believe obama made the defense cut because he wants the united states to be the third world country and not to be the strongest country in the world, the way america should be. and america during world war ii protected italy -- i'm getting nervous now. obama is a marxist. he does not believe in the way of the the united states. the american people better wake- up. we will lose our rights little by little. i want money to be spent on defense. host: do we outspend most of the world on defense spending? guest: we spend most of the rest of the world. try to compare in the state's spending and china is impossible. labor rates are different. you cannot live it up and say this, this, and this -- cannot line it up. this is the way history has gone. there is a benefit to our citizens to maintaining an appropriate balance in peace in this world. the caller was talking about the way things were back in world war ii. was a time when the united states went into war without the proper equ

host: juliana on a republican line. caller: i believe obama made the defense cut because he wants the united states to be the third world country and not to be the strongest country in the world, the way america should be. and america during world war ii protected italy -- i'm getting nervous now. obama is a marxist. he does not believe in the way of the united states. the american people better wake- up. we will lose our rights little by little. i want money to be spent on defense. host: do we outspend most of the world on defense spending? guest: we spend most of the rest of the world. try to compare in the state's spending and china is impossible. labor rates are different. you cannot live it up and say this, this, and this -- cannot line it up. this is the way history has gone. there is a benefit to our citizens to maintaining an appropriate balance in peace in this world. the caller was talking about the way things were back in world war ii. was a time when the united states went into war without the proper equipme