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i'm going to pass the mark on to the second speaker. >> thank you. >> thank you, julianne. this is really very good. first, i'd like to say that in real life snow white would be dead without the dwarfs. and i'd also like to just say that in the real story, i don't -- i don't remember a grim threatening with -- with snow white in that the dwarfs are supposed to be scared of what -- what snow white said. and i say this in a not so cynical way. i think it's -- we europeans, we get the message. we got it. we understand. i think we should -- we should move on from the gates message politically. i don't think it's helpful any longer. i think we're past that. i think it's important that we understand that both sides got it. in is a basic irkssue here and think that's the root of the problem. it's not just about the financial situation of europe. it's not just about the economy. it's not just about the willingness. there's a deep division between europeans and the united states in the perception of threat. what the real threat is. what is the threat of the 21st century? what is tha

julianne, there are so many moving parts. let's just talk about the lawsuit that's being filed. >> they're suing facebook, the underwriters and mark zuckerberg. they're saying they didn't disclose information to regular mom and pop investor, which is a big problem as far as regulatory bodies are concerned, if the allegations are true. >> what about the technical glitches that they experienced with the nasdaq on friday. where does that stand? have we worked through those glitches? >> the problems of facebook's ipo began right at the start of trading. we were expecting facebook to begin trading at about 11:00 on friday. that was delayed by a half-hour. and even when it began trading, there were people saying i don't know if my order has gone through. i don't know what happened to my order. i don't know if i got a share. five days later, they're still working through those problems. there's a technical glitch that caused the delay in the initial trading. there are still a lot of traders confused about what happened with their tr

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. >> julianne has spent more than a decade studying study habits. >> what students put into their collegeducation is a good measure or estimate of the value they get out of it. >> today, those measurements are often equated with cost. with rising tuition fees, some wonder, shouldn't studying time be up, too? while some might think college is easier today, students we talked to disagree, saying they just study more efficiently. >> 15 hours teaching yourself material for four or five classes is perfectly adequate. >> others credit the modern age, saying technology reduces time spent in the library reading and writing. >> it's easier now, i would say, finding information. >> cynthia says like many students across the u.s., students at cal state northridge must juggle more than just course work. >> the vast majority are working and many of them working far more than the 20 hours a week we suggest. >> i'm a pr major. >> junior lauren grazer juggles more than just a full course load. >> full time student, full time job. there is no down time. >> this latest generation of students finding new wa

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when otoh now when i'm with julianne. here the world julian you are a good example of what the press is like as well as these associations like the interim american press association which is simply an association of newspapers in latin america many books have been written about your wiki leaks in latin america the last one by two argentinian authors featuring a country by country analysis and in the case of ecuador it shows how in a shameless way the media did not publish those cables or news which affected them for instance disputes amongst information and news groups in the end to avoid being discredited they reach an agreement not to air their dirty linen in public i will read you one of the wiki leaks documents the ecuadorian press never published we don't know get a fact the press feels free to criticize the government and yet it is unable to do so with a fugitive banker and his family business is speaks volumes about where power resides in ecuador is a poorly because we collect these other messages made public by w

jenna: new developments in a case against wickileaks founder julianne assange, britain's supreme courtthank assange can be extradite to sweden to face rape charges. assange has faced widespread criticism, still does, for leaking highly sensitive material online, including the documents and videos involving the u.s. military and state department. so a lot ahead for this man. greg palkot is live in london with more. greg. >> reporter: jenna, that's right. britain's highest court did rule that assange should go back to sweden and face those 2010 sex allegations, but also said that his defense lawyers could have another two weeks to challenge that ruling and that is a move that one legal expert in london told me was highly unusual. the latest wrinkle is based on a technicality. the extradition order issued -- was issued by a swedish prosecutor, the defense argued it should have come from a judge. the supreme court disagreed, but apparently based its ruling on a treaty they hadn't really spelled out in earlier hearings. by the way, assange was not present at today's affair. according to law

political extremes of both shows got viewers and the media certainly fired up in today's program julianne meets the new president of tunisia human rights activist who was swept to power at the start of the arab spring a wave of revolt you can learn more about his challenges views and future objectives in the next hour here on r.t. for now a quick taste of what is ahead i just spent spent four months it is sort of three confinement so but i did early which is the prime minister in tunisia spent more than ten years in sort of confinement and i always admired him i never saw i live in the sudan how he could you know survive through this kind of experience but because after just four months i was just talking to myself you know i really got crazy i want crazy because you know when you have just to talk to yourself to be. to be alone with your so for all this time you it's terrible experience this is why i think it's a kind of far. sighted psychological portrait and so many people said look you have never been tortured in prison and i used to say no i was under torture but it was another kind

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news" can confirm that julianne hough and josh duhamel signed on to play love interests in nicholas sparks'sest-selling novel "safe haven." hot couple. >> an all-new episode of "the soup" airs at 10:00 p.m. on the vowel. let's get a spoonful now from joel mchale. >> oh, thanks a lot. today "the view" had on my favorite weatherman. this guy, and sherry shepherd asked him the question everyone else was too afraid or too educated to ask. >> our country is the number one spot for tornado. more tornados occur in the united states than any other place. about 1,000 a year. >> what is a tornado? >> don't tell her. >> sherry, it's an air dragon. they're coming to get us and the only way to kill them is shoot them in the wings with a uranium arrow. >> coming up... >> i'm sorry. i'm just-- like that's real. >> kendra's heartbreaking revelation. then why kim is planning to take little mason away from kourtney. >> i think that's the perfect opportunity for me to come in. >> hey, guys. welcome back. kendra wilkinson baskett has always shared the most intimate parts of her life with her fans, even after a

julianne smith says she and her daughter were shunned by their local community after leaving the beaverrch a few years ago so she decided to post her complaints on the internet. >> i thought i'm going to post a review. we do it with restaurants, and hotels and what not, and i thought why not do it with this church? >> all that we did was ask questions. we just raised concerns. there is no sin in that. >> he's not my pastor any more and he does not have that right to keep people from talking. martha: very interesting dilemma, right. joined now by tom kanip. and arthur aidala, a former prosecutor and fox news contributor. does this woman have the right to post if she doesn't like the sermon or the church? >> she has a right to post and say what you just said, if she said i didn't like the sermon or i didn't like the church, but she takes it to the next level, which it's cult-like, and she chooses a lot of negative terms. and what she backs it up with is that in one of the sermons the pastor says that the elders should go in the closets of the young females in the congregation and make sur

i want to thank my guests sherri shepherd, julianne hough and tenacious d!ut coming up right now, jimmy fallon. jimmy, take it! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] captions paid for by nbc-universal television -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> jimmy: hey, how are you doing? that's what i'm talking about! [ cheers and applause ] welcome to "late night with jimmy fallon," everybody. thank you so much. [ cheers and applause ] tonight is going to be fun. we've got some fun, fun, fun stuff tonight. here's some election news. this week mitt romney started giving speeches while standing in front of a giant u.s. debt clock. [ light laughter ] when asked what it was like campaigning with a large electronic object, the debt clock was like, "not bad. [ laughter ] he's very nice. personable." some tv news. after last night, "american idol" is down to its final two contestants. [ cheers ] that's right, yes. the losing contestant

alec baldwin, russell brand, julianne hough and catherine zeta-jones, so many.orward to it. watching the trailer, i really enjoyed the music, but for me, the story's going to have to do it if this is going to do really well. >> this was a big show on broadway. and tom cruise singing? enough said. they said he's been practicing for hours a day, got his body in shape. supposed to be really, really good. >> people will go just for tom cruise. >> we only have a few seconds left. you're graduating from eighth grade this year. if you could pick any gift in the world, what would it be? >> going to the movies and being here on the "today" show. i love being here. >> happy graduation. >> happy graduation! > whoo! chhmual very. >> thank you. >> we'll take a break. this is my dad's car., look at the car! my dad's gonna kill me dude... [ male announcer ] the security of a 2012 iihs top safety pick. the volkswagen passat. that's the power of german engineering. right now lease the 2012 passat for $209 a month. and then treats day after day... well, shoot, that's like checkin

leading off, julianne reed and jon ralston and the host of "face to face." let's get into this.rs as we break these down. the numbers truly have to be

leading off, julianne reed and jon ralston and the host of "face to face." let's get into this.rs as we break these down. the numbers truly have to be uncomfortable for obama to look at but there seems to be a bit of a dichotomy here because the majority in all three states say the worst of the economy is behind the country right now and the president, he inherited it, didn't create it. why isn't the president fairing better if that's the attitude? >> i think that's the mixed message here. clearly if you rook at any of the numbers in this poll, it's 40 something to 40 something. the president, he's in the mid-40s. if it's are a referendum on him, then he's got some work to do. romney's favorability, in the 40s. he needs some convince dochlg but clearly they're sending mixed messages here. they're upset about the economy, they think that it is -- the worst is behind us, but think

alec baldwin's going to steal the show, julianne hough.on't know if it's for everyone. >> great to see you. always great to have you here. >>> so was the biebs really in a brawl? singer justin bieber is wanted for questioning by the l.a. county sheriff's office after a photag complained that he roughed him up at a shopping mall. he claims it happened after he tried to get picks of him and his girlfriend, teen actor, selina gomez, after they left a movie theater. . germ party! eww! now the colgate total mouth. nice! [ female announcer ] colgate total fights 90% more plaque germs. i'm in. [ female announcer ] colgate total. less germs. healthier mouth. your doctor will say get smart about your weight. that's why there's glucerna hunger smart shakes. they have carb steady, with carbs that digest slowly to help minimize blood sugar spikes. [ male announcer ] glucerna hunger smart. a smart way to help manage hunger and diabetes. >>> so mitt romney wants to make up the gap that he's facing with latino voters before november's election, and a str

fox news alert, british supreme court just denying an extradition appeal from wickileaks founder julianne assange, he has been hiding out in great britain for more than a year. he's wanted in sweden on charges he is responsible for the rape of two former wickileaks volunteers. his lawyers had argued the european arrest warrant for his extradition was not valid. assange made global headlines in 2010 when his website released thousands of u.s. classified military documents. we'll get you updatedates as we get them. martha: there is new information on the man that helped the u.s. find usama bin laden. pakistani officials are claiming that dr. shaquil afridi is facing 30 years in prison for aiding militants, not helping the cia. according to the just released documents, afridi's alleged tie toss militants amount to waging war against the state. yesterday we heard from the doctor's brother who told fox news that afridi had been tortured, starved and isolated in a pakistani jail. his family is now appealing to the united states to help on his behalf. >>> to the weather now, where there is major

we have julia -- juliet: yeap smith -- julianne smith.prior to joining the administration she was director of the european program at the center for strategic and ancestral studies. and i have to say that before that she was with basic. so there's still time for me to invite you to the ball, i hope. um, next to me on my left is andras simonyi, managing director for transatlantic relations at johns hopkins university, previously hungarian ambassador to the united states. he was a negotiator on the delegation preparing hungary's membership of nato. to my immediate right is john feffer who is co-director of foreign policy and focus at the institute for foreign policy studies, also a 2012 open society fellow looking at the transformations across eastern europe. he has also been a writing fellow at the provision's library in d.c. and a pan-tech fellow in korean studies at stanford university. marios efthymiopoulos is president of strategy international based in greece, a nato specialist who is a former visiting scholar at the center for transa

we with julianne smith who become national security advisers to vice president biden.served for three years as the director of europe and nato. joining the administration she was director of the european program on the streakic and international studies. i have to say before that, she was with basic, so as a basic person, time for -- on my left is andras simonyi the trance characteristic relations managing director johns hospital kins university. to my right is the marios efthymiopoulos. he is a 2012 society fellow. president strategy international. he is also has been a writing fellow of the provisions in washington, d.c., and a fellow in creern studies at the university. marios efthymiopoulos is a president of the strategic international based in greece. he's a nato specialist at the trance atlantic. the george washington business cool school and center of excellence in washington, d.c. he has a book coming out on nato security feature in greece. as you can see, each got lot to work about on the particular topic. we've been asked them to speak for ten to twelve minut

alec baldwin's going to steal the show, julianne hough.to see you. always great to have you here. >>> so was the biebs really in a brawl? singer justin bieber is wanted for questioning by the l.a. county sheriff's office after a photag complained that he roughed him up at a shopping mall. he claims it happened after he tried to get picks of him and his girlfriend, teen actor, selina gomez, after they left a movie theater. . germ party! eww! now the colgate total mouth. nice! [ female announcer ] colgate total fights 90% more plaque germs. i'm in. [ female announcer ] colgate total. less germs. healthier mouth. your doctor will say get smart about your weight. that's why there's glucerna hunger smart shakes. they have carb steady, with carbs that digest slowly to help minimize blood sugar spikes. [ male announcer ] glucerna hunger smart. a smart way to help manage hunger and diabetes. lookin' good, flo! feelin' good! feelin' real good! [ engine revs ] boat protection people love. now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> so mitt rom

there was so much drama, and it came down to four, giuliett luka, chris simms and julianne paul. >> everybody showoff. >> it appeared. my question is who got a picture of the tweet on tv? amanda. >> really? >> amanda is quick. click. she sits there with her iphone and waits for something. >> what did you tweet? >> get a life. get a life, amanda. >> i tweeted team jermaine. >> thought provoking. >> tweets aren't supposed to be thought provoking. it's supposed to be simple. >> both of us picked jermaine. >> yes, we did. >> and we were right. so we're not going look at that moment? >> let's watch the moment. >> jermaine paul! >> come here! >> i just want to say thank you to everybody that voted for me. all of the years that i put in, my wife, my children! ♪ i used to think that life could not go on ♪ ♪ life was not nothing but an awful song ♪ ♪ now i know the meaning of true love ♪ >> wow! >> oh, my gosh, i could cry all over again. >> i have chills. >> and then he was on our show. >> oh, wow! >> all day long i could watch. >> that was really special. >> what a beautiful -- it changes life, i be