it is so uncool, believing in jesus. i was always in the closet about it. to go out shopping what i believe down people's throats. it does not exclude all the others. tavis: how to explain to someone that you're protests about the catholic church are not telling them what they should think? >> in my feeling, i am someone who really does believe very strongly in the holy spirit. i was engaged in a very strong relationship with the holy spirit. there were times in my life i was asked by that spirit to do particular things as an artist. not terribly often. i felt it was something that i was asked to do. it was not required of me to make anybody else understand it. what was required is that i would do what i was told. tavis: for what purpose do you think you were asked to do that? >> as an irish female survivors of child abuse, we knew what was going on in the church. in 1987, the church in ireland took out insurance policies in every diocese in the country against claims. i understood by everyone was so upset. in ireland, we knew. we knew it required a tearing

. >> you guys are so far out of it, and you're uncool. >> and violent crime against winning. >> whenctress award for her portrayal of maggie thatcher, she didn't really-- she didn't pay tribute to maggie thatcher, she paid tribute to herself and i thought that was kind of-- >> she should have mentioned the other people she was competing against. >> kimberly your primary reason for watching is the fashion. >> that's correct, thanks for getting to the most important part. i'm not the only one. and who cares about the movies, that's why they've shown the old ones, they haven't made any good movies. >> and looked like the westminster dog shows. >> there were three poodles i liked. and i like jennifer lopez my puerto rican sister from another mother. >> you're hotter than j. lo.. >> thanks for that obvious compliment. trying to be nice and there was a problem-- >> and reenact it later. and i loved jennifer lopez and angelina jolie, and service, leg it out. >> she dyed her hair. did you notice. >> it's always dark. >> it was light. >> and last night i didn't watch and henry, my dog, he was

that's just uncool. you don't win this by mom and dad taking them to the movie.is is not about money this movie. i have plenty of movies. we have a movie right now called -- there's plenty >> this is important to you. >> this is important to me because i've heard too many stories about cyberbullies from my daughters. and the duchess of cambridge knew of a school where there were bullies there. lady gaga's reached out to us. johnny depp. >> do you have any right of appeal? >> this was the appeal. we lost. the only thing i can do is lee the mppa. which i'm going to do. i'll take a leave of absence or i'm out of it. that has great financial repercussions. >> they're saying the language are bad. but there are pg-13 movies that the language. >> the other thing about this movie is the f word is used six time. like kids 13 years old don't do it. two times you can hear it, four times you barely can. it's such a realistic movie. we have cameras beating this boy up. this kid comes today. he'd be bullied, beat up in this school. a school that ignores. a school that says to

i'm the most uncool guy. cold as a cucumber.t i wore panties for god's sake. >> no, that was kind of fun. distracting -- >> jimmy: panties? close. >> is it a thong, jimmy? okay, ready? here we go. i'm going to start. go. [ beeping ] all, right. this is what you get at kentucky fried -- >> chicken. >> but it doesn't get raised in a cage. >> free range chicken. >> yes. >> jimmy: good one. okay. you're consciousness -- it's three words. [ faster beeping ] it's a group. not nickelback. it's a locomotive on -- >> a train. >> jimmy: last word is, if i'm thinking it is a -- >> secret. >> jimmy: no -- >> thought? train of thought. >> jimmy: yes! >> oh! not -- not --big, or, no. another word for big. >> huge. >> no. >> large. >> it's a seafood. >> king crab! bubblegum shrimp! >> no, another -- >> deep-fried shrimp! >> no. it's huge, it's giant! >> king sized shrimp! king prawn. >> it's huge, it's giant! >> fat people! what!? fat shrimp. [ shouting ] >> no. >> fat, enormously fat! >> jimmy: all, right. we've got to go. [ sad tuba ] paige,

finally, old school is not so uncool anymore. remember seagate, the hard drivemaker?hey've dodged the bullet on thailand. continue to get those out there at a good margin. dell performing well these days. and yahoo! with the new ceo and potential of selling those asian assets, not the dog it once was stockwise. sue. >> jon, thanks a million. all right. stocks soaring on the latest jobs report. the dow crossing the closing high of 12,810 reached on april 29th. and it's just points away from the intraday high. so, how should investors play this market right now? let's bring in our power player, barbara. >> nice to see you. >> do you think this rally is durable? do you think it will continue or is it going to be one of these cases where we see the lion's share of the gains in the first or second quarter of the year? >> we spent the better part of last year calling for a call for double dip recession in the u.s. we think the rally we've seen so far has been on somewhat of low volumes. we still think it probably has a little more to go. there's been a meaningful change in

. >> really uncool. >> reporter: while the current season of the housewives airs tonight the drama isall book "hiding from reality" goes on sale. in it taylor discusses the domestic violence that provided the show with an explosive plot line. we should mention we spoke to russell armstrong's sister who said her brother denied ever abusing taylor and asked, quote, why is she doing this when he's dead and can't defend himself? taylor is with us now exclusively. good to see you. >> thank you. >> why don't we start there. you hear what russell's sister says. he's not here to defend himself. what's your response? >> i don't feel his sister has much knowledge of what went on in our relationship. last time i saw her we had taken her out of rehab for meth. she had been a meth addict for about five years and we were married for about six. i'm not sure she had her finger on the pulse of what was going on. as far as writing the book i was journalling throughout my therapy. in the journals i saw patterns about me, not about russell. about having low self-esteem yishs and how from a very early age

. >> this is really uncool. >> taylor armstrong is with us now. >> good morning. >> we should mention, we spoke to your husband's sister, russell arm strong's sister, and she said her husband denied ever abusing you, and that is obviously a large part of what you write about in this book. she said, why is she doing this when he's dead and can't defend himself. it's only been six months. >> right. >> since russell died. do you feel like enough time has passward you have perspective on what happen and how you got to this point? >> no. i don't think i'll ever have perspective. i think years from now i'll still have sleepless nights and wonder how did i ever get here. i miss him terribly every day and i loved him so much, but i can't bring him back. but what i can do is try to tell the story in order to help other women out there that could potentially be in this situation or could get into this situation. one in four women is going to be abused in their lifetime. so if you're a mother, sister, brother, friend of someone who could be in a dangerous si