back once again with editor ellen pollack, and there many more must reads in the magazine, and there'sayment app. tell us about it. ellen: this an application for divorced couples and i do not know why it was not created before. it allows parents to keep track of who is spending what on their kids. it is very clever. it means that you do not have to speak to your ex, which for some people is extremely important. carol: limit the conversation. ellen: limit the conversation. and you know who spent money on dance classes versus who spent money on french classes, and there is no mixing it up. it is there and you do not have to fight about it. carol: that's great, limit interaction. we can't talk about divorce without talking about a story in a magazine, talking about a divorce attorney, laura wasser, well-known in hollywood, everybody wants her when they need her. ellen: this is a divorce lawyer who is in demand constantly in hollywood. carol: high profile names have used her. ellen: britney spears is one. and this is the story that tells you the secrets of hollywood divorce. it is a busin

i am here once again what the magazine's editor ellen pollack. mething that caught my attention is bill collectors in russia. this is really scary. ellen: it is really scary. russia is in a devastating recession. mostly because of the price of oil dropping so dramatically. that means that people are in tremendous consumer debt. something like 1.2 trillion rubles, which is a lot of debt. but, even if you are just a little bit in debt, you might find yourself coming up against these very scary bill collectors. you can come out of your house and find on your car, debtor written in huge graffiti with your apartment number on it. they'll write on your apartment walls, and they have even thrown bombs and hurt children. carol: destroying baby carriages. ellen: it is crazy. it is really, really rough. some of these cases have been prosecuted but a lot of them have not so it is likely to go on for a while. carol: interesting, thank you so much. coming up, the software that may donald trump's run for the white house possible. and the many donald trump like

. ♪ carol: i am here with ellen pollack, the editor of "limerick businessweek," and this is the room ere you put the magazine together. ellen: it is. during the course of any week, we put layouts on the walls and this room gets unbelievably crowded with people in our department and editors and we all go over all of the layouts and discuss what they look like, , how they should change. and how changes in the storyline are going to change the layout. so, it is a lot of people in this room, hashing out problems, having a good time, too. carol: you put magazine puzzle together right now. that includes what is in the future section. this week, you talk about valeant's ceo, he was in the news a lot this week. ellen: he was in the news a lot this week. if you remember last year, he kind of vanished after a scandal involving valeant raising drug prices a lot. it caught the attention of hillary clinton. and it became kind of this big, sort of public outrage over raising prices, partly because of martin skrelli, who was indicted for other reasons. and, then he got sick and went , on medical lea

. ♪ carol: i am here with ellen pollack, the editor of "limerick businessweek," and this is the room put the magazine together. ellen: it is. during the course of any week, we put layouts on the walls and this room gets unbelievably crowded with people in our department and editors and we all go over all of the layouts and discuss what they look like, , how they should change.

. ♪ carol: i am here with alan pollack, the editor of limerick businessweek and this is the room where you put the magazine together. elleng the course of any week, we put layouts on the walls and this room gets unbelievably crowded with people in our department and editors and we all go over all of the layouts and discuss what they look like, how they should change. and w

. ♪ i am here with alan pollack the , editor of limerick businessweek and this is the room where you put the magazine together. ellenthe course of any week, we put layouts on the walls and this room gets unbelievably crowded with people in our department and editors and we all go over all of the layouts and discuss what they look like, how they should change.