today, i silt down with sanaa lathe ton discuss her latest project on the stage. we are exploring love on the black community and we profile one paralympic skier with an inspiring outlook on life. that's what's going on in our world, starting now. >>> actress sanaa lateson taking a break from big screen to return to the stage. we sat down with her to discuss her new play, movie roles and blacks in hollywood. thanks tore taking time to be with us today. >>> it is my pleasure. >> tell butts play you are doing. >>> it is a play by a woman who won the pulitzer prize last year for "ruined" african-american play wright who is just so brilliant. when i read the script, i was blown away by this writer's imagination. it follies 1930s actress who makes a career out of playing maids and i just want every ton see it, because it follows her whole career, she becomes a big star and just so much fun. >> now, you have done tv, you have done hollywood stuff. >> yeah. >> what is the big difference for you? >> oh, gosh, you know, i love it all. really, it is all about the character

we have seen reports from people close to him that he is interested in turning the sanaa big we are not able to confirm that one way or another but obviously whatever he does lose large in the political calculations of everyone on the ground in yemen right now. we strongly believe that a transition is necessary, that an orderly peaceful transition is the only way to begin to lead yemen out of the crisis that it has been in for the last few months. we are strongly supportive as i said of the gcc initiative. we believe this is one way within the framework of the existing yemeni constitution that not only leads to elections, but also allows the opposition, the public, the protesters, also have the police in yemen's future. so we continue to strongly urge president saleh to sign and implement the agreement. in terms of the governance of yemen, the acting president under the terms of constitution is the vice president, hadi. he is a southerner who has been rather retiring in the past. he appears to be willing to sort of step up to the plate and begin to make the hard decisions that a preside

in the capital of sanaa, many demanded the resignation of the president. thousands of his supporters held counter demonstrations. the president is recovering from an assassination attempt. officials have denied rumors that the president would return to him and this weekend. to britain where the head of news international has resigned over the surveillance scandal that has engulfed the company's newspapers. rebekah brooks said she felt a deep sense of responsibility for the people who have been hurt. she was the editor of "the news of the world's," where some of the most egregious allegations were made. rupert murdoch has apologized to the thousands of victims of the hacking scandals. the apology will be carried in all of the rupert murdoch newspapers. the company has already lost millions in advertising revenues. more losses are expected. >> rupert murdoch came to london last weekend to take charge of the scandal. he has been since to -- he has been forced to abandon a bid for bskyb. he has been summoned to testify before a parliamentary inquiry. his empir

not just in sanaa. certainly there's going have to be some sort of process. baby jessica will be the day. that would be 60 days since president saleh left saudi arabia and the constitution says there has to be an election around that date. that may be some sort of mechanism for the way for. the election has to have the confidence of the people of perceived as legitimate, and has to be some likely out separatist and to help monitor that. those normal, suspects, if you will, -- as normal suspects, if you will print it might require un presence or other presence. >> what you think is optimal? >> frankly, there might be an evolutionary process. i do not think we will see a complete setting aside of saleh and all of his supporters. part of the political geography, will not go away. no one can force them to, if only for the fact they are armed. there might be some sort of parliamentary system that develops or elections were some of these factions fill the have representation and there may have to be some element of power sharing. getting people to walk back from sh

nic robertson, cnn, sanaa, yemen. >>> white the contrast now. we want to take you back to monaco. the religious ceremony of the royal couple, prince albert as well as his new bride, charlene wittstock, now over. 3,500 people filled that cathedral to watch the ceremony. she is wearing a giorgio armani dress designed just for this occasion on her wedding day. they're walking down that long procession there, that red carpet. they're greeted by many more supporters and fans as they climb into this convertible. this is the palace courtyard where they have had this ceremony. and soon they're going to be making their way to a number of rather public events for all those in monaco to enjoy. fireworks and then a reception, some 7,000 guests are invited to the reception. she is an olympic swimmer. he also had his experiences as a bobsledder in the olympics. and apparently they met back in 2000 after a swim meet in monaco. she apparently caught his eye, prince albert. they dated for a while. they actually broke up. and she apparently reached out to him at the passing of his father. and then