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Drop-dead gorgeous in lehenga
For her childhood friend’s wedding, Tamannaah opted for an embroidered lehenga and paired it with half-sleeved blouse that had a plunging neckline
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Ray of sunshine in bridesmaid outfit
For her BFF’s Sangeet, the Bhatia girl slipped into a bold red lehenga that has a one-shoulder blouse and embroidered skirt. She wore a thick diamond bracelet
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Sight to behold in blue
For the Mehendi ceremony, she went for a 3-piece blue outfit comprises a strappy choli, mid-waist palazzo pants and a dupatta
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Fitness Fashion!
Draped in yellow track pants and a criss-cross black sports bra, the ‘Seetimaarr’ actress poses with her buddies in the gym

Actress Tamannaah Bhatia has made her digital debut in the Telugu web-series world with the just-released Aha original series, 11th Hour. The trailer hinted that 11th Hour will be a nail-biting crime thriller set in the corporate world. Touted to be the first big-budget Telugu web series, 11th Hour, however, fails at all levels to deliver on these promises. Tamannaah plays

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following for you this morning. new york city mayor michael bloomberg promising to appeal a court ruling striking down his controversial ban on sugary soft drinks. it was actually to have started today. in his 11th hour ruling the judge called the law banning drinks larger than 16 ounces ash rather and capricious. bloomberg for his part said the court ruling is completely wrong, and that he is confident he's going to win an appeal. >> he didn't agree with it one bit. in just a few hours former vice presidential candidate paul ryan will roll out the republican budget plan. the wisconsin republican claims it will trim $4.6 trillion from the federal debt, and balance the budget in ten years. according to a ryan op-ed piece in "the wall street journal," the plan calls for increased oil drilling, he wants to repeal president obama's health care reforms and calling for an overhaul of the medicare and welfare system and rewriting the tax code with only two brackets at 10% and 25%. >> and take a look at this. it's the dramatic police rescue

good morning. it's 30 past the hour. s a the opening bell rings on wall street, investors hope u.s. stocks will react positively to the big cyprus bailout deal. christine romans is at the new york stock exchange. are things looking up? >> futures higher here. one of the reasons is because cyprus is a tiny economy, but this would be the fourth european bailout. the fact that at the 11th hour it looks like disagreed to, it takes away an uncertainty for the market and the path of least resistance returns. and what is that path? higher. this has been been incredible year for stocks. anybody with a stock market investment has seen fantastic rushes. the s&p 500 hasn't hit a record

there was an issue with a witness who backed out at the 11th hour. let's listen in as jodi arias approaches the podium to address this jury. we don't know if she is going to ask for them to spare her life or for them to give her death. let's listen in. >> ms. arias, please wait to begin. one of the jurors needs to have a new head set. you may proceed.

statement during the sentencing portion of the trial and he said he would plead for a lenient sentence, he would offer evidence that she was a person who was a good friend, who was a talented arist, and that she had had an abusive childhood. interestingly, none of that evidence was offered by the defense, leaving, as you say, the only person left to present evidence is the defendant, jodi arias. a bizarre situation in a murder case. the defense attorney rested his case. he said, i'm not going to present any mitigation evidence when the judge refusedo declare a mistrial. >> i can only ask you if what is happening right now really is preparation for a massive appeal, because there are so many strange twists na have happened right at the 11th hour of a proceeding in the united states which is the most dire, a proceeding in which the state decides to take a human life.

going on, that attorney, mr. white, has a tistory with the prosecutor. he has a history with the prosecutor's office, in part, that's what he is saying the reason you are bringing this information out is to simply make us to look bad in white says no. >> martin savidge, thank you for letting us know what's happening there. boy, we're in the 11th hour here. so we'll see what the judge decides. also, i want to tell you about this man, after being shot in the head, people thought he'd never walk again. but this senior class president, he not only defied the odds, he is taking centre field. at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our business.

vehicle rented in hernandez's name is believed to be a key piece of the murder investigation. a big victory for environmental activists in los angeles. the "l.a. times" reports the city council has voted to ban single use plastic bags in stores that sell groceries. also mandates customers be charged 10 cents per paper bag if they do not bring their own reusable totes. a second vote by the council and mayor signature needed before that ban takes effect next year. turning now to your money, chrysler on its recall refusal and it will now recall more than a million jeep grand cheeries and jeep liberties. christine romans following the story from new york. why did chrysler change its mind? >> it's recalling a smaller number than the government originally wanted. it fought it for two weeks and at the 11th hour changed course

has said he's not on the plane. also tonight, george zimmerman's guilt or innocence. there was a lot of drama and a bizarre knock-knock joke making their way into those opening statements, we'll take you inside the court tonight. later, how a former world leader, italy's silvio berlusconi went in party animal to convicted sex offender and why no one's laughing any more. we begin with a spy story come to life, complete with an 11th hour escape from hong kong a confrontation with china. russia and cuba, major players as well. just before 7:00 p.m. eastern time, a jumbo jet arrived from havana in moscow. edward snowden was expected to be in seat 17-a. edward black saw no sign of him. at this moment, the question that people around the globe have been asking all day, and most of the weekend still applies.

multiple news outlets, that hong kong would ask for more information about his identity demonstrates it was simply trying to create a pretext for not acting on the provisional arrest request. >> well couldn't the u.s. government simply look in his u.s. passport. issued by the state department, the passport office and take a look and see what his first name, middle name and last name is, to make sure that whatever name they provided the chinese would coincide with the passport. even if it had been invalidated, if you will to make sure wouldn't be an excuse the chinese would have to let him go? >> you would suspect that would be the case, bowolf, but apparently there was a snafu. at the 11th hour friday, they say this is a problem. >> it gave the chinese an excuse to let him go. that john kerry, the secretary

silvio berlusconi went in party animal to convicted sex offender and why no one's laughing any more. we begin with a spy story come to life, complete with an 11th hour escape from hong kong a confrontation with china. russia and cuba, major players as well. a jumbo jet arrived from havana in moscow. edward snowden was expected to be in seat 17-a. edward black saw no sign of him. at this moment, the question that people around the globe have been asking all day, and most of the weekend still applies. where in the world is the man who leaked the existence of two big american intelligence gathering operations. that and some terribly inconvenient questions as well. who if anyone dropped the ball. was the u.s. played by the chinese? and is it being played by the russians right now? there's a lot of ground to cover

brotherhood in the shadows for so long, but they were organized. had huge grass roots networks and brought people into the streets to vote. they had fantastic charity arms and, you know, wings. they were able to organize and that's what happened. the opposition on the other hand does not have that organization. it's divided. there are no political parties. politic social security happs i street. people are coming out. the military refused to put it that way and they say here is the other thing, if mohamed morsy had done what he said today, what he said today. >> right. >> at the 11th hour. >> too late. >> it was too late. he didn't say it last night on the speech in television. he didn't say it a week ago -- >> look, the muslim -- >> and international inclusion. >> the muslim brotherhood said they wouldn't run for public office -- >> that's true. there is a lot of distrust but

>> i get supporters of what is going on not wanting to use that word. it's a loaded word, no doubt about it. >> there is no political system in egypt, as we all know. the only group that existed in politics was the muslim brotherhood, but they were organized. they had huge grassroots networks. they had fantastic charity arms and wings in the mosques. they were really able to organize. the opposition does not have that kind of organization. it's very divided. there are no political parties. so this is what's happening. politics is happening on the streets. the people have gone out. they've called on the military to take their side and the military has. although the military refused to put it that way, and they say -- here's the other thing. if mohammed morsy had done what he said today at the 11th hour, it was too late. he didn't say it last night in

and brought people into the streets to vote. they had fantastic charity arms and, you know, wings. they were able to organize and that's what happened. the opposition on the other hand does not have that organization. it's divided. there are no political parties. politics is happening on the street. people are coming out. the military refused to put it that way and they say here is the other thing, if mohamed morsy had done what he said today, what he said today. >> right. >> at the 11th hour. >> too late. >> it was too late. he didn't say it last night on the speech in television. he didn't say it a week ago -- >> look, the muslim -- >> and international inclusion. >> the muslim brotherhood said they wouldn't run for public office -- >> that's true. there is a lot of distrust but the fact of the matter is there are supporters for the other side, as well.

you didn't have to justify your vote to anybody. >> you know, ben, one of the interesting things, and i don't understand it, you know, coming from the defense side, and i think jose would back me up on, this there are certain cases you know in jury selection you're not going to be able to win the case. you know because of the dynamics and everything else, and you try that case to get a hung jury. i think when the prosecution had the two white jurors placed back into that jury box and they saw the composition of this case, if they really wanted to win it, they should have tried this case to hang it so they would have had another chance at a retrial. it's yet another, i think, black mark, if you will, on the prosecution in this case. i just can't say enough horrible things about the prosecution. >> let's jose weigh in on this, as well. go ahead. >> i any what we're getting is a window to what actually happened in the deliberation room. the jury asked for a clarification on the manslaughter instruction at the 11th hour. we have a good idea who was the juror specifically asking for this, and what's even worse was