tessa tessa, how has the experience been for you?e, i did a couple of other jobs and then i just didn't really know what to do with myself. i wanted to be involved but i needed to make some money because i was on my own since then so americors was fantastic. i worked at hands-on-bay-area and basically got peopled involved in the community. so i got the chance to do that on various different levels. >> my girls have loved -- they have been -- the city are inner city schools. what's again great has been the structure that the organization provides including leadership training and all of that. it's so fantastic. how has the recession impacted young people? i assume this has caused a big number of people to sign up tessa? >> yeah. you know, i think the recession has really made it clear to people that we really have to be confident in yourself and really go after what you want to do while still making money so you can sustain your life. i think that americorp helps people get back to their community and young people see i have an opport

she's here with her daughter tessa.he new teresa. >> oh, my gosh! >> wow! >> oh, you know what, tessa? i hope you got a strong heart. take that off and look at your mom. >> wow! >> yeah. strong heart for you, too, teresa. turn around and look what a bombshell you are. >> oh, my goodness! >> you look hot. >> who is that beautiful woman? >> if you can just tear yourself a way from yourself for a moment. >> tell us, louis. >> everything in her life was changing. she's divorced, she's moving to texas. has a great job. we changed everything. the previous haircut -- and this haircut was done by myuki. we gave her very natural, soft makeup. haircut lifted. new style and changed the shape of the bangs which updated the whole look. >> tessa, what do you think? >> amazing. >> tell us about that great dress. >> love a wrap dress for summer spring. obviously beige shoes elongate the legs. from juicy available at macy's. the dress is from london times. >> jill, louis, thank you very much. >> coming up next, if you like to do shoppin

thank you tessa . now economist patrick l o o's a director of an investment firm says however there's no real difference between a hosey on his successor all art he says that the new manager like the one he's out tells it all for a solution to france's financial woes. the economic policies that have been put forward by all of the candidates in the french presidential election even in the first round were all based upon the most juvenile understanding about economics that we've ever seen i mean it's the sort of thing that bloggers love and you all see at the bottom end of the comments pages amongst all of the the teenage people who love to use those sorts of things all the internet but is it realistic of course it isn't and actually i think while we're all whole town he turned wrong and the whole ship of what has been the new the pigmy achievements of little boys and war for the elites i know of course the hound and ultimately what's going to happen with these european relationships well of course every

and i do remember tessa jou, who i think was secretary of state at the time, when she took the job, she wanted it to be very, very clear she was going to be in charge of that process, and i do also remember her wanting to be absolutely clear that she wasn't, as it were, inheriting any kind of implied or unimplied deals with anybody in the media empires. i'm sure tess will speak for herself, but i do remember that. >> so to be clear about that, she was concerned that as part of the inheritance, there might have been some sort of deal, as you say. she wanted to be sure that there wasn't such a deal. did she have conversations with you about it or conversations which were in your hearing? >> i think she had conversations both with -- most importantly with tony blair, but i had been wanting to know if a deal had been done. >> was she wanting to know if a deal had been done with mr. murdoch? >> yeah. she just didn't want to go into an area where a conclusion had already been reached based on whatever. and tony blair was able to give her that assurance. >> in your hearing? >> well, i know tha

measures chancellor angela merkel has already invited all on to for talks with us reporter from paris tessa australia it's very quiet because they had big celebrations last night be deliberate steel was certainly having a big party until the morning now for us all and in his acceptance speech yesterday did talk a lot about unity which has been much of the theme of his entire campaign he said he's the one who's going to bring about solidarity and unity in criticizing sarkozy's divisive presidency but of course the unity he's talking about does hinge on his ability to bring about the promises that he had made particularly the practical promises of jobs and employment and this is a no easy feat given the city economic circumstances of france said again the first thing he wanted to do is to talk to german chancellor angela merkel to push for this growth or yet that approach and he has a lot of supporters on this approach however even the supporters are skeptical as to how much he can really do given the constraints i mean france is a part of the euro zone there are sixteen other nations who are

unpopular with his left his opponent promising to undo much of scicos his work if he's elected artie's tessa's the low brings us more from paris. even the city itself is preparing to usher in their next president now it's down to two men incumbent nicolas sarkozy of his socialist challenger afonso a lot cordin to the polls is still a trailing behind a lot but there is still that question mark as to who the voters of but the pen of the national front and center is france will by rule who are they going to choose for the site that the french will essentially be choosing between a man or log claims that he will bring back a quality to the country also want to go head to head with german chancellor angela merkel to challenge a fiscal pact that he says is bad for france how do you ever have you have a man of substance even claims that he is the only one who can prevent france from going down the path that greece italy spain and all the trouble do result nations have gone down but there is a group of people who believe that they don't really have a choice when it comes to the program be presented to

with his left his opponent are promising to undo much of so cozies work if you acted artie's that tessa cilla brings us more from paris. but even the city itself is prepared to ensure that their that's president now it's down to two men in combat nicolas sarkozy have a socialist challenger ponce or law and order to the polls is still it's really hard to log but there is still that question mark as to who the voters. but in the pen of the national front and such as france will by rule who are they going to choose a for the second route the french will essentially be choosing between a man or lawyer claims that he will bring back a quality to the country also want to go head to head with german chancellor angela merkel to challenge the fiscal pact that he says is bad for france how do you ever have you have a man of substance you claims that he is the only one who could prevent france from going down the path but this is the least bad of all the trouble to result nations have gone down but there is a group of french people who believe that they don't really have a choice when it comes to

close call winning just fifty one percent of the vote against his rivals forty nine correspondent tessa has been witnessing while celebrations at the socialist party headquarters in paris. but the results are out france has a new president socialist challenger francois long has a college of victory making him the for a socialist president in a seventy the years and for because sarkozy is now the eleventh e.u. leader to be swept from power since the crisis started i put it forth this add to your sturdy sentiment should we bring across the continent now for a lot he has presented himself for the most part as the man who will unite france will bring back equality essentially by what is a heavily taxed big corporations and rich and the vigils the psycho's he has said during his campaign that he is the only one who will be able to bring france out of the economic part maher is saying but a lot said it is specious he is up to that challenge one of the first things he wants to do as president this is speak with germany's angela merkel to renegotiate that fiscal pact that had been a great apart

presidential vote we can now cross to our correspondent tess are silly in paris for more of this reaction tessa it looks like mr o'mara is on his way to victory doesn't it. well actually he has already won just seconds ago we're looking at the first sound seems to do for a sense for france all alone and forty eight percent for nicolas sarkozy you can hear the crowd behind me like i'm trying to think of the live i didn't have the headquarters of the socialist party and they are ecstatic to be here this say that they have voted for change they have had enough of nicolas sarkozy a stark contrast to the mood abir cab of it because of course the very musing over there and here is certainly celebrating now the question is how much shades are they really going to see if they voted for this model hoping that their problems when it comes out of the way made all the economic crisis that they've been facing will be sold so that is the question how much change can they really bring about this model throughout the campaign has been to change is it now it has been a very very tough like campaign and we saw a

agreements on member nations that may begin on tuesday when he meets german chancellor angela merkel tessa sela now reports on the man elected to lead france and whether he can really deliver. i was out with the old. in with a new. translator large task a victory in the french presidential elections the people here are saying that france is once again peaceful event here they have voted for change but the question is how soon are they going to see that change and what kind of crabs are they really going to have and the world is asking precisely the same question alon realizes that people rejected because it would then france would also cite france for many reasons one of them was is based on arrogance so we can help but in foreign policy is going to move in the right direction that is unless arrogant. be it arrogance or something else there was no hiding nicolas sarkozy's eagerness to lead the libyan intervention sending french warplanes in first he of course betrayed himself all along as deliberate of libya but he kept that extremely quiet as allegations kept coming out about his relation

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this from tessa, i might not be julia but i have taken advantage of programs.ed college. without obamacare my son could be an adult without health insurance, but with serious medical insurance. >> what happens to julia when diagnosed with ms, loses her job, isn't wealthy enough to afford insurance? from paige, do they think we're that stupid? oh, wait, yes, they do, fictional julia is from the entitlement generation, give me a break. keep the conversation going, facebook.com/carolcnn. >>> we're following a lot of developments in the next hour. stan? >> reporter: looking at the situation in china, the firestorm between the united states and china may be abating the blind activist chen guangcheng a step closer to his dream of living in the united states. carol? >>> i'm allison kosik, job growth slowed every month this year. the unemployment rate is not a good sign for the economy i'll explain next hour. >>> i'm a.j. hammer. george clooney is inviting high rollers to his house for a dinner with president obama. might go down in the record books, i have details at