>> beltracchi: maybe bellini. ( laughs ) bellini's really difficult. >> simon: he has sold his forgeriese, but says he can still see some of them because they're on public display. have you seen your paintings, your forgeries, hanging in museums? >> beltracchi: yeah. all the museum, you know. i think i am one of the most exhibited painters in museums of the world. >> simon: you are one of the world? >> beltracchi: yeah, yeah. >> simon: that's quite an accomplishment. >> beltracchi: yeah. >> simon: you might have seen his stuff in new york's metropolitan museum, or in the hermitage in lausanne, to name just a couple. you can also see them in the homes of the 1%. actor steve martin bought this one. beltracchi's forgeries have also made it into art books listing the best paintings of the 20th century, and have been sold in many of the world's top auction houses. i have seen beltracchi forgeries on the cover of christie's catalogues. >> jeff taylor: yes, yes. >> simon: that's pretty good, isn't it? >> taylor: it is really good, it is really good. >> simon: jeff taylor teaches arts management

when a debate about evolution takes center stage in kentucky, bellini the science guy host of the popular fv program, will face off against kim ham. owner of the creation museum. five post add video blog, arguing that teaching creationism that they have already existed in their can't form is harmful to children. >> you want to deny evolution, and live in your world that is completely inkop with everything we observe in the university, that's fine. but don't make your kids to it, because we need them. >> that racked up nearly 6 million views. he fired back and challenged him to a public debate. >> he has an agenda to teach children not to believe in god. to teach them the result of evolutionary process is they came from slime over millions of years. in fact, bill nigh doesn't understand science. >> while, evolution is overwhelmingly accepted in scientific circles that same level of certainty does not exist in the american public. a few research poll conducted in december shows 60% believe in evolution, and 30% support creationism. were most likely to support that belief. the debate is bein

>> well, tony, one of them a lot of russ familiar with, bellini, better known as the science guy. you also have tim ham the under toker of this place. now neither man expects to change the other minds, they say they will be able to put their positions out there, and let everybody decide for themselves. >> teaching science for more than ten years vanderbilt university astronomy professor, has seen his students regular question theories. he says they often challenge the theory that humans and other living things have evolved over time. >> students come to me and say you know, i heard that such and such a measurement, that had been made turned out to be wrong. >> that question is going to be raised when a debate about evolution and creationism takes center stage in kentucky. bill nye the science guy, host of the popular tv program for kids will face often against ken ham. owner of the creation museum. in sent, 2012, five postadd video blog arguing that teaching creationism, was harmful to children. >> you want to deny evolution, and live in your world that's completely inconsistent w

. >> we're going to need to burn off the vodka and bellinis that jill is about to -- >> yes. >> rightinstant moisture with shea butter and aloe. for food proof wear and velvety soft lips. he loves me. he loves me not. he loves me. he loves me not. ♪ he loves me! that's right. [ mom ] warm and flaky in 15, everyone loves pillsbury grands! [ girl ] make dinner pop! everyone loves pillsbury grands! "lindsey lindsey", "right here" to get a photo of her. photographers shouting "right there lindsey". photographer shouting fades and background music begins. photographers are shouting but their shouts are muffled. ckgrouband music plays again. background music continues. chobani. how matters. >>> oh, in honor of the 22nd winter olympics, we thought it would be a good time to learn about russian culture. nbc decided to send everybody under the sun to sochi except us. >> when it comes to food, fashion and beauty, russian style is unique. they have one thing in common with us, they like to drink and so does contributing editor for "people style watch" and author jill martin. >> hi. to start this