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genevieve in a way haunts some of us. >> every five-years since 1984 psychology professor has hostedymposium on the life and death of kitty genevieve at new york ford ham university p. >> it was like they were watching a tv show. >> stewed dstudies done later with a group of individuals who turned a blind eye it was a phenomenon the bystander effect syndrome. >> people think something should be done but why should it be them? >> the oldest of five siblings katherine nicknamed kitty was raised in brooklyn, new york. >> what kind of a girl was kitty? >> she liked to tell funny little stories, jokes. >> one of her friends from her neighborhood. >> kitty loved life in new york. it became obvious that as teenagers she, kitty and would cut school some days. >> we would go into manhattan. she turns around and she throws out her arms and sings, new york, new york, what a wonderful town. how can you not remember somebody like that forever? >> when her family decided to move to suburban connecticut after she graduated high school kitty decided she wanted to stay in new york. >> in the 1950s sh

genevieve was a niece of charles de gaulle who campaigned against poverty. she recalled her time at the concentration camps. i smelled something. it was the odor of misery. you can never forget that. that is what we smelled like. she was an anthropologist who wrote about her experiences at the concentration camp. >> i did not think that i would live, but i told myself that if someone would escape and i told my stories to my comrade, they could tell them to the outside world. most of the figures honored are women. by choosing to, the president has addressed the gender imbalance. >> time now for a look at the latest sports news. olympics,winter frances swept the board in freestyle skiing. it is the first time that france has ever taken all three metals it in the event that the winter games. maddie bauman of the united states became the first winner of the half pipe. she produced the best two runs in the finals to take gold. france won a silver and japan claimed bronze. lyon maintained their unbeaten record this season. they opened the scoring in the first half

helping to turn back time is genevieve. i love moore magazine and i read it and i found this amazing arable th article about turning back time. i see women who get stuck in an era. >> something that worked for you in your 20s, suddenly stops working for you around 35 or even 45 in some cases. so you need to relearn some of your makeup habits. >> right, or they go back to a time that was a good time for them and think that is reflected in their makeup. it's got nothing to do with your makeup and makeup can actually make flaws and faults look worse. >> if your skin is evolving, your makeup needs to evolve. >> your skin is constantly changing so you have to change up your foundation, your powders. >> your first tip was about powder. powder makeup, in your teens and certainly in your 20s it's all about fighting the shine and keep your skin from looking greasy. powder foundations, in particular some mineral makeups have grown in popularity because they're great for sensitive skin and they're good for your skin, and this is all t

joining me now with seven tips to help you turn back time is "more" magazine beauty director genevie genevieve. i love "more" magazine and i read it and i found this amazing article about turning back time and how makeup can age you if you're not putting it on correctly. i sometimes see women who sometimes get stuck in an era. >> something that worked for you in your 20s or suddenly stops working for you around 35 or 45 in some cases. you need to relearn some of your makeup habits. >> or go back to a time that was a good time for them and they think that is reflecting on their makeup. nuthing to do with your makeup and the makeup a can actually make flaws and faults look worse your skin evolves and your skin is constantly changing and you have to change-up your foundation, your powders. >> correct. >> your first tip was, in fact, about powder. >> powder makeup. in your teens and your 20s all about fighting the shine and trying to matify and stop your skin from looking greasy. after 35, the opposite is true. mineral makeups have grown in popularity because they're great for sensitive skin and p

in the governor's office who was subpoenaed to produce records by tomorrow's deadline, christina genevieve, has resigned. her lawyers say her last day was friday, and she had been planning to move on since after the november election. kate? >>> yet another storm is bringing snow and ice to parts of the south and midwest. tonight millions of people are at risk for severe weather. let's get the latest from weather channel meteorologist kim cunningham. kim, hi. >> hey, kate. and it looks like it's not going to stop after today's storm. we're going to see several storms this week. let's get you through tonight. we'll see snow into new york city overnight tonight. at least right now, it will be rain starting out after midnight, changing over to snow. our first storm right now that affected a lot of the south will be moving into the northeast tomorrow. two to four inches of snow is what we can expect from boston back toward charleston, west virginia. then midweek, we watch our next winter storm. this one, the snow path is a little bit farther north to the midwest back into chicago, over 50" of s