sophia owed $1,000. this square jwear and just walked away. >> jimmy: somebody's got to get that money out of her, because that belongs to the kids. will they get the money? >> she's stealing from children! >> they're giving it to charity. >> jimmy: well, forget that then. and ty, you have a new daughter -- >> i do. i do. >> jimmy: so, will julie be teaching your taughter to speak? >> yes. >> i'm going to teach her how to speak. >> julie has been incredible, actually. i think it was, like, mere minutes after i had basically said that we were adopted this daughter, julie showed up with her car full -- full -- of kids stuff, and hand-wrapped clothing, like, oncies, age 3 to 6 months. oncies, you know, socks, from 13 weeks to 13 weeks and 4 days. it was -- it was unbelievable, which we are still using all of it. >> jimmy: like -- >> i basically -- i regifted. i regifted and he's like, that's amazing. i'm like, yeah, that's right. >> jimmy: we're going to take a break here and when we come back, we're going

>> you are how old, sophia?ton elementary. p> i'm guessing that is in fulton. are you going to do the weaaher. first let me do the wwather and we will go overall the things together. sophha,,let's show them what is happening upstairs. sky hddradar, dry and no rain. 56 in baltimore and let's come back here and show them in salisbury. 54 degrees, we're heed toward 81 for the high. it should be a nice day, doesn't it look nice??3 absolutely? >> let's get right back here and now whaa do you want to do, tell them who is up next? lauren? >> who is up next? >> we're waitinngfor traffic, right. lauren with the traffic. >>>you got it. >> thank you so much.3 well, if you are travel ago cross the key bridge it morning, you do want to expect slow speedssdue to an accident on th3 innerrloop. all lanes have re-opennd but3 it's going to be very slow. traffic will be jammed to the3 toll plaza. no delays to talk about from 95 tt 83, that stretch will take looking at an average speed of 54 miles per hour. all is ccear traveling t

italian actress sophia loren also receive the award for her cinematic work. -- also received the award. do not go away. >> welcome back. opec, the oil or tell -- the oil cartel, was set up in 1965 by five countries, iran, iraq, kuwait, saudi arabia, and venezuela, as a way of formulating policy. today, the organization is facing a number of challenges. it has to balance supply with the increasing demands for oil in many parts of the world, and it has to ensure that the prices remain stable. we will be examining the world's insatiable need for oil and whether there are any viable alternatives. first though, we look at consumption and production across the planet. >> the unquenchable thirst for oil by humanity has led geologists' to search almost anywhere for the black gold. whether land or sea, drilling goes on on every continent. the largest quantity is extracted in the middle east, in megatons. the former soviet states, north america combined. australia and asia produced 380 megatons, slightly more than latin-american. europe accounts for almost negligible share in the global " -- tot

. >>> and happy birthday to italian acting legend sophia loren. she turns 76. >>> all day long you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." and finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. details on what's next for actress lindsay lohan after she failed a court-ordered drug test. >>> and an exclusive interview with identical twin brothers who are suing the founder of facebook, claiming he stole their idea. >>> and now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today." just your first stop of the day, today, on your nbc station. have a good one. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

. ♪ sophia drifted from job to job before she became her own boss. >> i have made donuts at midnight, scrubbed ring around the collar off men's shirts at a dry-cleaner and i did landscaping and i was a waitress for about a week. >> when she started her company at age 22, and she had no small business experience. >> i was almost forced into this to survive and find something that i enjoyed doing. >> lany has never had the chance to work for anybody else, because she started her business when she was 11. >> all i have ever done is work for myself. it would be hard for me to get used to working for somebody else. >> both are young and successful in their businesses. neither can imagine ever working any other way after having the freedom of being their own boss. there was always a knew yaek sense of style. she put that into our business, nasty gal image. >> vintage clothing has a good marvin. >> sometimes i would buy things for $20, and at action they could sell up to $300. >> the power comes from the community of fun-loving 20 something fashion eastas. she has built-up a huge network of

class for the whole family and our own jessica doyle will be co- hosting this with her daughter, sophia. it's at the wildfire in tyson's galleria. >>> you can find your community in our where you live section. keep up with what's happening in the hood. got a story or a news tip? we want to hear from you. contact us and be a part of the wusa9.com scene. we're coming back with more news after the break. words alone aren't enough. our job is to listen and find ways to help workers who lost their jobs to the spill. i'm iris cross. we'll keep restoring the jobs, tourist beaches, and businesses impacted by the spill. we've paid over $400 million in claims and set up a $20 billion independently-run claims fund. i was born in new orleans. my family still lives here. i'm gonna be here until we make this right. (announcer) new icy hot power gel. relief that's icy to dull pain, hot to relax it away. and no mess. new icy hot power gel. don't mess around with pain. >>> it looks as though, rather, any action on preserving those cups would have to wait until after the november elections. keep in mind

bill as you and sophia both know this is quite a new platform especially in the international community this is only the second year that the world policy forum is being held here in the russian city of yugoslavia but already many of the guests that we've managed to speak to the participants are being quite optimistic about its potential and what it could possibly bring to the international community the discussions that are on schedule this year the discussions that and of course that the debates that were held last year all very significant to the twenty first century the growing up democracies the strengthening of economies and russia as many here believe it could play a key role in that. russia. as a hugely important influence in europe and in the world it has a right to be held and it has important things to see. it is however too often misunderstood suspected and ignorant play written off that is a mystique so this global policy forum is a chance for russia and one of its most important and historic cities to showcase its positive role in the world and be unafraid to to feasts con

next week, hopefully, sophia and julie bowen will do the same thing. property gretty excited t because we have a much anticipated and controversial kiss planned, right guillermo? >> yes, jimmy. >> jimmy: for year, we've been dancing around it. but now finally tonight, peppy and pockco, guillermo's chihuahuas, are going to do what no gay dogs on television have ever done. this is officially american television's first ever same-sex dog kiss. >> guys, it's time to share your love with america. ♪ only on abc. >> jimmy: wow. look at that. another historic moment. nicely done. [ applause ] there's nothing peanut butter can't do, i tell you. [ laughter ] here's some other abc stars that could use a kiss together. last night on "dancing with the stars" michael bolton was sent home after getting a very bad score for his very bad dancing. judge bruno called it the worst jive in the history of the show. he did what judges do and criticized. but michael bolton did not take that well. this morning on "good morning america" said he would like to see bruno punished.

she's struggling to buy sophia's -- >> who is sophia? >> all right. okay to be bff with your kid? my mother would not know what bff is either. it's best friends forever. >> you say, not until they are a parent themselves. >> i think that starts to make sense. hoda, said i'm with kathie lee on this one, but does this mean i have to give up my friendship with cody? what's that mean? >> how dare you question what i say? i'm so over that statement. >> i don't get that statement. who is sarah and what the hell did you talk about? i have no idea. >> hoda, your fans came out in full force yesterday regarding your hair. mark wrote she looks just as good. hoda is so sexy no matter what her color is. >> i wrote that one. >> and then pamela wrote, i know most women would love to look that beautiful even without insane hair. your smile was more prominent than your hair. >> i didn't really hear because christina is trying to give me a message. just yell it out to me, please. sorry about that. we went again for the second time to see "million dollar quartets." such

. >>> sophia amarosa launched her clothing company, nasty girl, at age 22.ng vintage clothes on ebay and now runs her own successful e-commerce site. for more, watch "your business" on msnbc.diana, t ay. ay. elkhart's a place that has lost jobs faster than anywhere else in america, and the people who've lost them have no idea what to do or who to turn to. in fact, local tv stations have started running public service announcements that tell people where to find food banks, even as the food banks don't have enough to meet the demand. but basically, i'm a runner. last year. (oof). i had a bum knee that needed surgery. but it got complicated, because i had an old injury. so i wanted a doctor who had done this before. and unitedhealthcare's database helped me find a surgeon. you know you can't have great legs, if you don't have good knees. we're 78,000 people looking out for 70 million americans. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. >>> right now at "andrea mitchell reports" u.s. hiker sarah shourd is free today after a year in an iranian prison. she is o

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>> yeah, well, sophia's a friend.know, i think everybody out there in the world is so keen on, like, celebrity and what people are doing and wearing -- and their general interest in fashion is that certainly is a great promotion. but, we don't really court them. it's just like if you come and you want it, it's cool, and -- >> jimmy: did you think you ever think that you would make it to this height? >> no. >> jimmy: i mean, really you are making baby clothes now. >> no, i know, i never, never thought i would. so -- >> jimmy: that's exciting. >> yeah, it's great. >> jimmy: it's fascinating. >> i'm grateful, happy. >> jimmy: now, anna, i was going to ask you, you broke in so many designers, that must feel good, right? >> well, it's one of the -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: in a good way, not broken. >> i'm kidding. >> jimmy: you crushed their dreams, you crushed the dreams of designers everywhere. [ laughter ] >> that's not the word, that i would have chosen. but obviously, it's one of the great joys of this job. you are abl

. >> reporter: festival favorites this year include somewhere from director sophia coppola about a self-absorbedt was awesome. >> the exquisite nina fairs. >> reporter: natalie portman is a ballerina in a dangerous lot in black swan. >> a lot going on in my mind lately. >> reporter: it's kind of a funny story takes a quirky look at teen-aged depression. >> one of the films that i think will break out of toronto's british film called the king's speech. >> reporter: with carter, rush... and collin furth as king george 6th struggling to overcome his stutter. >> i think all three of them are destined to be nominated. >> all right, bertie. this is actually quite the first. >> reporter: also showcased as festivals, documentaries about food. the kings of pastries. >> the judges are going to eat 16 cakes. >> reporter: about sex. >> a website identifies the mystery call girl. >> reporter: elliott spitzer's fall from grace. about money. >> lehman blows was forced to declare itself bankrupt. >> reporter: inside job examines the economic collapse. >> you really walk out of this film feeling like, okay, i kn

. >> what's really cool is that the part of sophia maguire is actually written for a man and she's a-- and that's very cool. >> they had originally talked to me about another part and i wasn't so keen on it and they said what if we turn this character to a woman and it's such a juicy figurative -- i cannot say anymore. >> all right, we can't wait. >> thank you so much and good luck to you, not that you need it. you can watch an all new episode of "the event" tonight at 9:00, 8:00 central time here on nbc. >> we know it's raining, what else can you add? >> it's raining up and down the east coast. our pick city of today, kwoc. temperature of 68 degrees "today," and as we look at the rest of the country, you've got that wet weather, that's the big feature, from tallahassee, florida, the heavy rain lifts up into new england tomorrow. we have got strong storms along the mid-atlantic states. plenty of sunshine over the western half of the >> we are off to a wet start this morning. the rain will be with us off and on. there will be breaks in the precipitation, but >> and as we kick off ore

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