back in anapra, a neighbor cares for young alexi.e older children got themselves up and off to their own school, here in ciudad juarez. but the fate of these kids-- indeed, their whole soety-- is dramatized by proximity. their school is just a few hundred yards from downtown el paso. in many ways this is a single nation and a single economy. these retail stores near the bridge lure thousands of mexicans each day, who must queue for hours just to apply for a crossing permit. but hundreds who cross illegally, like these men, are caught and discharged back to mexico. there is no sign of concha here, either. like many el paso children, concha's kids go home by bus. but when they pick up young alexi, they find their mother is gone. was she injured in the desert or pnight falls without a trace.r? ( music and conversation coming from bars ) after searching bars near the border in el paso, we finally found concha, selling cigarettes to the patrons. earlier that morning, she was caught by the u.s. border patrol crossing into el paso. after be

el caso amenaza con convertirse en un nuevo escandalo politico protagonizado por alexis, luego que esteinvolucrado en denuncias que lo seÑalaban de haber viajado a moscu para pactar negocios de gas, antes que su hermano asumiera la presidencia en julio de 2011.... buenas tardes, hemos disfrutado de excelentes condiciones atmosfericas y esperamos las miams condiciones los proximos dias... veamos como estan las temperaturas actualmente... para esta noche esperamos minimas de 68 grados, y viento en calama maÑana miercoles esperamos excelentes condicones los dejo con el pronostico extendido... observen que esperamos temperaturas estables y cielos soleados y despejados... al regresar:. sabe usted cuales son los sintomas de un ataque al corazon... al regresar se lo contamos en nuestro segmento cuales son las senales o avisos de un ataque al corazon entre hombres y mujeres?... hoy en nuestro segmento salud es vida, la doctora maritza fuentes, nos habla sobre estos sintomas... vamos a una pausa, pero antes un adelanto con oscar burgos... iniciamos aqui en washington, el segunda base de atlanta,

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but her daughter alexis didn't buy it. alexis said that her mother had confided in her just days before she died. but when utah refused to investigate further it was up to alexis and her sister rachel to help build the case against their dad. they discover his double life, including an affair. finally, convinced to reopen the case, police believe that michelle mcneil was drugged by her husband. for "good morning america," clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> such an unbelievable story. to her credit, that daughter has devoted the past few years seeking justice for her mother. >>> all right, we'll switch gears now and the party is most definitely over for prince harry. wouldn't you say? yeah? not only is he trying to live down his vegas adventure, he's again reporting for duty, trading in his birthday suit for his army uniform. abc's lama hassan has more from england. >> reporter: last week, harry was partying it up vegas style. this weekend, the prince prepares for a jarring transition. from late-night pool parties and to

alexis christoforus cbs news >>> co-workers could see fatter paychecks next year an average raise of 2.9% will be the norm next year the biggest increase in more than five years a consulting firm servite 1500 employers the top performers may get as much as 4 1/2% they're raising pay to keep top employees and attract the best candidates. what about a refund for a wedding that is canceled long before the big-julie watts shows us the critical clause to look for in any party contract. >>> her cold feet came a week after she and tan mom signed a contract to have her wedding at the powers mentioned in at auburn. >>> a broken line of after he bought the rain it was a difficult time >>> 10 months out the figure the venue had plenty of time to book another event and thought they could get back their $5,700 deposit but the owner refused pointed to the contract that said non-refundable. >>> i respected the policy but we were 10 months out. >>> most wedding contract should have a refund schedule. >>> 60 days out maybe 50% refundable >>> and even of this contract said no refunds and attorney says

. >> that somebody is 22-year-old alexis reynoso. >> is the belt off? >> i advised my partner jenson to grab the fire extinguisher, and i ran down to see what i could do. he was trapped. the dashboard was pulled down around his legs and waist area. so there was no way he was going to get out on his own. as jenson got there with the fire extinguisher, i had been working to try and move his legs to a better position to try to extract him from the vehicle. >> it was hot. it was undescribable. in a way, every time we pulled him out, he was trying to get his head out of the window, try to get fresh air because the black smoke was already building inside the car. >> as the fire burns out of control, the officers, jack klein and others, frantically try to pry reynoso out of the vehicle. >> he was hit actually from the side. and his door was all squashed in. there was no way we could open the door to get him out. >> they try to rip open the hood of the car. >> i told them don't open it because more oxygen, nor flame. and at the same time were thinking what if t

. >> reporter: things like the prize 6-year-old alexis is leaving with. alexis may not know but her dad walter, a ravens fan who drove in from york, pennsylvania certainly does. >> just exciting to get a football. chance of a lifetime. she'll know in a couple years. >> reporter: realize that the man who owns the team she already loved, gave her a gift even better than the one these fans are getting. they got great access to their team although some would like to get a little closer. >> he wanted to get his jersey sign. >> reporter: autographs and memories, the ultimate price for fans who know if they team to go all the way, they got to work. . >>> getting on redskins territory. that's good stuff. tonight we're going to hear from the man who has really found his calling. >> he is calling on you now to help collect children prize. >>> 66 right now and very comfortable evening. there's some already some storms working in illinois. we'll keep an eye on that. >>> a 15-year-old knows how to play outfield. he catches not one but two homers. when abc 2 news comes

alexis christoforous reports this comes after armstrong gave up his fight against the allegations. >> reporter: lance armstrong's record run of seven consecutive tour de france titles could soon be wiped from the record books. the cycling legend says he will stop fighting charges that he cheated to win. on his website. armstrong writes -- >> reporter: the decision comes as a surprise to many in the cycling world. >> i'm definitely would have expected lance to fight all the way to the grave to clear his name. >> reporter: in june, the u.s. antidoping agency charged armstrong with using performance-enhancing drugs to win. travis tygart the head of the usada said he will be stripped of his titles. >> given he's chosen not to contest it's a legal fact that he's now disqualified and has a permanent ban from sport competition. >> reporter: they say the case against armstrong including ten former teammates ready to testify against him. last year, teammate tyler hamilton told "60 minutes" he saw armstrong used banned substances. >> i saw it in his refrigerator you know. i saw him inject it mo

but her daughter alexis didn't buy it. >> it was my first instinct, that he killed her. >> reporter: alexis said that her mother had confided in her just days before she died. >> she just said, make sure if anything happens to me it wasn't your dad. >> reporter: but when utah police refused to investigate further it was up to alexis and her sister rachel to help build the case against their own dad. they discovered his bizarre double life, including an affair with a woman he hired as a live-in nanny two weeks after his wife was found dead. finally, convinced to reopen the case, police believe that michelle macneill was drugged and drowned by her husband. "he continues to deny he kills his wife. he will vigorously defend himself and is confident the truth will set him free." for "good morning america," clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> such an unbelievable story. i remember watching that "20/20" special thinking you can't make this stuff up. to her credit, that daughter has devoted the past few years seeking justice for her mother and helping raise those seven siblings of hers. >>

alexis stout was carrying one of the belts and alexis is the headless sikh and he has. i wish him a long life but unfortunately his health is eliminating the amount of years that he's going to leave and if you can make a little change in people's minds with these little boys as alex. it gives you great motivation to repeat those things and go and fight again and and in the race money for certain good things for charity and education and sports that's actually what we know we tell and i very well and that's i think is the key for the young people to get success in their lives a couple of question about the philosophy of the sport vitelli. the number of versions to which. champions are chosen in boxing is it pretty impressive don't you think it was bad so one day when there was one undisputed world champion. one of the what i know you. are also there is the one family name under all the titles there's no way to anyway and you will. think it does make sense to have five five yes may make sense this is a champion. defend his title. twice or three times a year. long time hav

alexis christoforous, cbs news, new york. >> and according to the national retail federation, back to school is the second biggest spending event of the year. eclipsed only by christmas shopping. >> we spent some serious money and i can agree with that. >>> time now for the question of the morning, happy friday once again -- just can't get off of work mom. i got to stay home. log on to wusa9's facebook fan page and we'd love to hear what you think. we'll have the answer in our 6:00 show. we'll be right back. >>> 4:56. your weather first, a quiet friday morning, most temperatures in the 60s out there. we are going to see a mix of clouds and sunshine today and at times with the high clouds could look overcast. other times you get the hazy filtered sunshine. upper 80s with your drive home temperature of 85 and just a stray chance once again for that isolated thunderstorm. let's check in with monika now with your timesaver traffic. >>> there has been construction on the north side of town on the belt yeah near college park. everything cleared up here at kenilworth avenue traffic is moving

who is in ukraine for us and can bring us more alexy tell us was this decision a shock. well this wasn't so much of a shocking decision for many because there have been very few optimists who believe that the court the high specialized court of ukraine may actually say yes to tymoshenko appeal and set her free and now we have it confirmed by the court that this decision has been rejected they feel has been rejected and huge machine co will continue spending her seven years in prison unless there will be a further appeal we also know that ukraine defenders of you know tymoshenko her defending lawyers brought this case to the european court of human rights and the sessions on the on this case started just yesterday in the european court of human rights in strasbourg and maybe if the european court deliver some kind of decision on unit emotional then maybe the authorities in ukraine will have to act and maybe reconsider her current sentence but as it stands you did so much anger will continue spending her prison term of seven years that she received for the abuse of power d

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little alexis was fine. they were crying a bit.before the segment aired, the girls did dance together in the greenroom. their parents say the youtube video first took off when ellen degeneres put it on her page. >> we do. let's take a look. ♪ [ crying ] >> it's okay. it's all right. >> i don't know who's crying, whether that's chloe or alexis, but the other one is not having any of it. >> they knew they weren't in the kitchen. >> they didn't have peas there to prompt them. >> aren't they the cutest? >> they are adorable. >>> when we return, forget snakes on a plane, imagine driving down the room and see something slither out of your car. what one man did. >>> plus video of an extreme case of bullying, a boy beaten up and dragged around the room, even his teacher joined? >>> and we're still tracking isaac. isaac. kim will tell us how long i'm barack obama and i approve this message now mitt romney's attacking the kim wpresident on medicare? the nonpartisan a-a-r-p says obamacare "cracks down on medicare fraud, waste, and abuse and s

. >> i am alexis madrigal senior editor at "the atlantic."dea that is going to be different it's going to be logistically different as well. we have four speakers and we will introduce them in just a second. two of them are speaking solo and their sandwiching people who will do a little too wet. these are going to be fall on presentations as opposed to sort of the more panel discussions that you have seen and they are going to try and really bring you something a fully packaged idea. why we chose these four people aside from -- you know in technologies which is what i mostly write about we talked about the adoption curve and we talked about as a new technology comes to the market like some small percentage of people adopted cell phones or the iphone after came out or computers in the 1980s. but the truth is that lots of different cultural ideas and new practices also have really similar a adoption curves. and so the people that you are looking at here are cultural early adopters. in their chosen fields they are at the forefront of practice an

. >>> reciente denuncia dice que alexis humala estÁ implicado en casos de corrupciÓn vino a complicarcusÓ de estar borracha de poder. >>> es cuando uno estÁ embriagado, muy animado, con algo, en este caso que le guste el poder evidentemente. >>> el presidente humala no tardÓ en responder a su padre y defender a su esposa. >>> rechazo totalmente las declaraciones de mi seÑor padre. >>> esto llevÓ a un analista a dis describir como la disfuncional familia adams. >>> sucede en todas las familias dice el padre del presidente. >>> como el loco adams. >>> univisiÓn. >>> con Éxito las llamadas eco bici en la ciudad de mÉxico, todo para proteger el medio ambiente. >>> se lo platicamos, revisamos los comentarios en facebook y twitter. >> noticiero univisión continua desde la capital mexicana. >> autoridades anunciaron la expansión de bicicletas para combatir la contaminacion, esta iniciativa comenzó en 2010. >> los resultados han sido buenos, que se esperan que hayan 275 estaciones con más de 400 mil bicilcletas en total, para que realicen viajes con el ahorro de gasolina, ayer nos despedimos

alexis ohanian is here along with rebecca jarvis.ning. >> good morning. >> let's start with you, alexis. what did you see that others did not? >> the price they were hoping to get of the ipo did not seem to be justified based on the business model they had, and if they're going to justify it, it's going to have to be something bigger and better than just display ads, especially now that more than half of facebook's traffic comes from mobile, where the display ads don't really work, and that unfortunately, you know, while they are profitable, they're not as wildly profitable as that ipo would have led investors to believe, and it's going to take a big change. >> let's assume the ipo was priced too high, then. is this more just ipo hangover or is this true intrinsic business problems? >> i would say for the time being still hangover. i'm not yet convinced, because you know, facebook is still a huge, huge company. it's like something we've never seen before in terms of the impact it has. if they can invent their way to a new business mo

. >> i am alexis madrigal senior editor at "the atlantic." this session as in keeping with the idea that is going to be different it's going to be logistically different as well. we have four speakers and we will introduce them in just a second. two of them are speaking solo and their sandwiching people who will do a little too wet. these are going to be fall on presentations as opposed to sort of the more panel discussions that you have seen and they are going to try and really bring you something a fully packaged idea. why we chose these four people aside from -- you know in technologies which is what i mostly write about we talked about the adoption curve and we talked about as a new technology comes to the market like some small percentage of people adopted cell phones or the iphone after came out or computers in the 1980s. but the truth is that lots of different cultural ideas and new practices also have really similar a adoption curves. and so the people that you are looking at here are cultural early adopters. in their chosen fields th

alexis hunter, are in turn, is right there.d richards is at the end of the table, with internships.com. another wonderful in turn is there from jawbone. a b is there from match bridge. david chiu from starbucks is here. kim winston, also from starbucks, is back there. david gobot from backtowork.us is there. betsy from youthworks is here. she is with - not giovanni. yes, with giovanni. andrew is here as well. that was pretty good. i did not see john. john did not make it. deputy alvarez from goodwill industries is here. knesha is to her left. as is monisha and chris, two more interns. this is someone from the department of youth and families. rhonda simmons, our director of work-force development, is also here with us. i did see a trend more -- see trent moore, phil ginsperbg, the direct picture of reparations and parks -- the director of rec and park. i do not see tony whitaker. jason eliot is in the back, from the mayor's office. the education and family services member is here. naomi kelly, our city administrator, is also wi

alexis hunter, are in turn, is right there.richards is at the end of the table, with internships.com. another wonderful in turn is there from jawbone. a b is there from match bridge. david chiu from starbucks is here. kim winston, also from starbucks, is back there. david gobot from backtowork.us is there. betsy from youthworks is here. she is with - not giovanni. yes, with giovanni. andrew is here as well. that was pretty good. i did not see john. john did not make it.

. >> i am alexis madrigal senior editor at "the atlantic."session as in keeping with the idea that is going to be different it's going to be logistically different as well. we have four speakers and we will introduce them in just a second. two of them are speaking solo and their sandwiching people who will do a little too wet. these are going to be fall on presentations as opposed to sort of the more panel discussions that you have seen and they are going to try and really bring you something a fully packaged idea. why we chose these four people aside from -- you know in technologies which is what i mostly write about we talked about the adoption curve and we talked about as a new technology comes to the market like some small percentage of people adopted cell phones or the iphone after came out or computers in the 1980s. but the truth is that lots of different cultural ideas and new practices also have really similar a adoption curves. and so the people that you are looking at here are cultural earl adopters. in their chosen fields they are

alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. >>> the federal reserve admits the economy slowed in the first half of the year. but took no new steps to boost the economy. analyst says the fed is waiting for more proof that the economy is in trouble before taking any definitive action to jump start growth. after their two-day meeting, policy makers did vow once again to keep interest rates low, for an extended period of time. businesses added 163,000 jobs in july, slightly more than expected but less than the number of jobs added in june. small businesses did most of the hiring. the report comes two days before the government releases the july jobs report. most market watchers expect the unemployment rate to range at 8.2%. chrysler had its best july in five years. sales rose 13%, led by strong demand for the ram pickup. but the news wasn't as good for u.s. rivals. sales fell at both ford and general motors. and last year's top-selling gm compact, the chevy cruze fell. manufacturing fell for the fourth straight mont in july. and china reports that its manufacturing sector s

alexis christoforous, cbs news, new york. >> on the campaign trail, mitt romney slammed the president on the latest economic numbers. on his trip to las vegas today mitt romney told voters that he is the one to get americans back to work. although short on specifics mitt romney says his economic plan would create 12 million jobs in four years. and would cut the deficit and taxes. >> the president has not kept policies that put american families back to work. i do and i will put them in place to get america working again. >> those are neighbors and family members finding work. and the security that comes with work. >> the president says the republican congress has prevented him from jump starting the economy, first by not passing his jobs bill and then by not passing his plan to end tax cuts for those making more than $250,000 per year. >> other headlines from around the country, the u.s. military reveal details from their investigation into the prostitution scandal that rocked the united states secret service. investigators found that 12 u.s. service members, brought prostitutes to th

alexis christoforous, wjz eyewitness news. >> here are the closing numbers from wall street. the final bell just rang. the dow is up 217 points, as we told you, above the 13,000 mark. s&p up 26. nasdaq is up 58. not quite to the 3,000 mark. >>> the state fire marshal is trying to figure out what sparked a fire at a harford county denny's restaurant today. some customers were forced to abandon their food when flames broke out just after 11:00 this morning at the denny's on edgewood road in edgewood. took firefighters about 45 minutes to get it under control. one customer was taken to the hospital with smoke inhalation. >>> it is a humid august afternoon. here's a live look outside. there are some storms around maryland. wjz has weather and traffic together. bob turk is here with the updated numbers from first warning weather. hi, bob. >>> we have a couple of thundershowers that are popped up. not too far from the region now. take a look at radar. they're very widely scattered. some in pennsylvania. the closest activity around butler and hereford, between jacksonville and phoen

alexis christoforous, wjz eyewitness news. >> and here's the closing numbers on wall street.he dow is up 217, back over the 13,000 mark. s&p up 26. and nasdaq up 58. >>> if you're waiting for someone to get home from work, let's check on the roads with kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. hi, kristy. >> traffic pretty much crawling all over the region. on the west side of the inner loop, we still have a significant delay there from edmopped -- edmondson avenue. york road to perring parkway does break three after -- free after that point. 70 westbound, crawling along. also slowing there in the eastbound direction as you make your way towards the beltway. northbound 95, that's been a mess all afternoon. the first delay from the southwest side of the beltway, over to the fort mchenry tunnel. and then it slows down again from the 895 split over to whitemarsh boulevard. as far as accidents go, caton avenue at civic there. merric boulevard. tremble. and red pump at route 24. let's now take a live look. as you can see, that doesn't look like too much fun there. traffic moving very

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in new york, i'm alexis christoforous. >>> our time right now is a:37 -- is 5:37.s ground crew is flying this morning after a historic mission to mars. >> the space expert on idea rover's touchdown on the red planet is such a big deal. we'll be right back. >>> a very good monday morning. we are warm and muggy this morning. also a couple of showers are here and there. there's -- they're spotty in nature and relatively light but that's going to be the case. the spot swi showers not just -- spotty showers not just this morning but this afternoon as well. temperatures will be cooler than they have been but still rather warm. 80s by noon. upper 80s, maybe 90 in a couple of spots if we can peek out enough sunshine. winds 5 to 8 miles an hour. we'll have the seven-day forecast and even cooler temperatures by the weekend. right now over to beverly farmer with timesaver traffic. >> howard right now southbound 270 has been the trouble spot. early morning crash south of the exit for father hurley boulevard before 118. moved to the right shoulder at the beginning of the transi

. >> reporter: alexis is leaving with this prize, a ball tossed from the sidelines. >> her dad walterfan who drove in from york, pennsylvania. >> it's exciting, a chance of a lifetime. it's great. she will know in a couple of years. >> reporter: realize the man who owns the team she already loves gave her a gift, even better than the one these fans are getting. they got great access to their team. some would like to get a little closer. >> he wanted to get his jersey signed. >> he did or you did? >> a little bit of both. >> autographs and memories, the ultimate prize for fans. >> even though it's not a game it's still important. >> that was joce sterman reporting. from football to baseball now, o's fans, you got a young gun to be happen aabout. manny is on fire. >> made his debut in the majors last thursday. a 2-run homer yesterday. third homer in four games. that helped the o. s to a 5- 3 victory over the royals. yesterday's homer it was third, he made history saturday as the youngest player to hit multiple home runs in one game. a 15 year old adam quarter caught both balls. >> after

in new york, i'm alexis christoforous. >>> if you want steamed crabs, you'll want to be in annapolis tomorrow. ron matz has a preview of the world's largest crab feast. >> reporter: navy marine corps memorial stadium is the setting. steamed crabs are the main attraction. the runway club of annapolis is ready for the world's largest crab feast, an annapolis tradition now in its 67th year. >> i tell you, watching the family, friends issue everybody there -- everybody there at navy marine corps stadium. you can't help but smile. >> reporter: 2500 people will be here. they'll chow down on 40,000 crabs, 3400 ears of corn, 130 gallons of soup, hot dogs, and more. >> the feast goes from 5:00 to 8:00. we'll have people coming in quick. crabs will be ready to go. come in, sit down, go for it. >> reporter: it's all you can eat with proceeds going to charities. $70,000 going to charity. many are military. >> many of the nonprofits help to support vetter veterans that are coming back. the habitat for humanity, that type of thing. >> reporter: planning for the big crap feast here starts mont -- m

alexi ramirez stepped in and stepped out. a two-run shot. the white sox took the lead and beat the yanks -6. >>> rays and nats immediate extra. chad tracy got it right and they bauble the ball and in came the winning run. everybody was safe. a wild finish in d.c. nats win is 5-4 in 13. >>> just imagine if ryan howard was healthy? he belted his eighth home run yesterday. bells won 12-5. >>> jonathan lukeroy with a shot to left. look at his reaction. is it out? is it out? it's out, jonathan. his first of two home runs. brewers won it 9-5. >>> augusta national is no longer an all boys club after 80 years. the home of the masters is accepting female members. former secretary of state condoleezza rice and south carolina businesswoman darla moore will become the first women to wear the coveted green jacket. >>> michael vick didn't get the memorandum wroe to stay healthy. hurt his thumb last week and yesterday drilled by the patriots germane cunningham and left the game with bruised ribs. x-rays were negative. they did fine without him. >>> eagles

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alexi ra mira stepped in and stepped out. two-run shot.ite sox took the lead and held on to beat yanks 9-6. braves and nats needed extras for pinch hitter chad tracy. he bobbled the ball. came the home winning run. everybody was safe. wild finish in d.c. nats won it 5-4 to 13. >>> just imagine what kind of season they would be having if ryan was healthy. phils beat the first-place reds 12-5. cubs and brewers jonathan lucroy with a shot to left. started to spin around the bases. look at his reaction. is it out? is it out? it's out, jonathan. first of two home runs. they won it, 9-5. >>> home of the masters is accepting female members. former secretary of state condoleezza rice and darla moore will become the first women to wear the coveted green jacket. >>> first rule about the p preseason, stay healthy. michael vick didn't get the memo. hurt his thumb last week and yesterday, drill bid patriots inju jermaine cunningham. 27-17, eagles won it. >>> back to baseball. for a little leaguer who had a big game. no-hitter against indiana. the 12-ye

but as alexis christoforous shows us, hiring was up but so was the number of people looking for jobs. >> u.s. employers added 163,000 jobs in july which was 63,000 more than expected. it was the biggest hiring wave since february but a government survey of households showed more people are actively looking for work. that pushed the unemployment rate up to 8.3%. the stock market was energized by the uptick in hiring and rose sharply in early trading. >> we have to keep in mind that this is a headline driven market. >> this trader says the job report will impact what the federal reserve may do to try and jump-start the economy. 100 percent of the hiring last month was done in the private sector. most of those jobs were seasonal. but still millions of people are out of work and struggling to get by. >> you get a sense of hopelessness. >> he was out of work for more than a year after it was laid off from his job at a company that designs advertising for broadway shows. his wife lost her job also and scott took the first job he could find. >> it was rough to take that take that and do some

the most eye catching and risky extreme sports on the planet i'm talking about freestyle motocross alexy kolesnik off is russia's only man in the sports and and he's hoping that the next generation will follow in his footsteps as rob about danny and explains. the power of gravity. risk. fear the dead devils of freestyle macross take them all on and win proving impossible is no more than just the ward the only we're action currently has got all it takes to do stunts like this is that exceed the two thousand and nine world championships bros medal winner he's also the country so and besler to the sport's most elite competition red bull exploiters although he may soon be joined by others a special training camp in the moscow region past week saw twenty five amateur riders from all over russia and ukraine come together to show of their own skills and learn more from kolesnik of and his colleagues i could spend my entire life writing by myself i learned nothing new but under the guidance of these paraders i can improve a lot kolesnikov rebuilt his training camp to lead both rupees and skilful

kim alexis. put her family together. she's featured in the hbo documentary out now about a super models then examine now. for example -- >> it was a walk with growing up and maturing that went from innocent, not knowing anything to thinking that i was better than other people. i realized, i'm not happy that way. i'm happy going home early and working out and just being a mother and being a wife than what made kim happy was more family. >> brian: we're joined by kim alexis and co-author of "beauty to die for," a mystery on what you learned being a super model. welcome back. >> thank you. >> brian: off bunch of kids. have you figured out how many? >> yes. you can count them. >> brian: you have five. >> yeah. i have three sons and two stepdaughters. >> brian: wow. what a busy life you have. >> it's busy, but my youngest son is 18 and he's going off to college. so i'm going to be an empty nester. i started developing and doing things to rebrand myself and get back in the business. >> brian: you are.