. >> he's genghis khan. >> seth: genghis khan is his name? khan chow chow chow. >> seth: very, very beautiful. >> and he loves audiences. he loves going out. >> seth: yeah. >> and he was in the city doing a photo shoot, so he said he'd like to come along. >> seth: oh, well, i'm so -- >> do you mind? >> seth: i do not mind. >> okay, i hope not. >> seth: it's lovely you have to you here. [ laughter ] great. >> it's nice to see you. >> seth: it's so good to see you. i've been a guest on your show a bunch of times. i've always had the most fun. i've always learned things that i immediately forget. but, most importantly, i did your show once and you had old modeling photos up. do remember this? >> oh, yes. >> seth: and i asked you, "can i have one?" and you gave it to me. >> which one did you choose? >> seth: and i just want you to know i still have it. it's framed and it's in my dressing room. >> oh, oh, that's a good one. >> seth: that's you as a model. >> yeah, look at that. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: signed to me. >> oh. >> seth: and i l

before the followers of genghis khan, this belief previous beyond their borders because home accord ito their teachings is the area universe and family is everyone in it. >> just ahead, the new season underway in melbourne, but new engines and rules caused big problems. >> just can't stop scoring, all the latest, next. it will be handed over to civilians next year. while the commanding officer accepts the taliban is still a threat, he says it will never return. >> it has the capacity and intention to go back into their safe havens in afghanistan. we will never let this threat materialize inside the valley. this is a message that i want to get across. >> so what you're seeing here is just a glimpse of what it could be like in the valley. pakistan's military is trying to convince people the situation with security is now good enough for investment in tourism and other industries. for now, the numbers coming here may not in still the sort of confidence big time investors would need, but the mood is good. >> people should come here and realize that now it has been taken over by the army a

he said his ancestors, genghis khan was misunderstood.taught equality and inclusiveness, but people were not ready. >> genghis khan's followers believe the world is ready now, that human tie's thinking evolved and it rein effect the religious sights like this one. symbolizing a direct link to heaven, and everything on earth. >> genghis khan as a peaceful man is not a favourable act. in is part of mongolians to hold on to their identity. >> children must worship their parents. parents worship the heavens, and the temple. >> being family centered is a mongolian teaching. the biggest home is the entire universe, and family is everyone in it. >> genghis khan's empire stretched across asia, the middle east over to europe. >> she's losing her battle with cancer, but not her lust for life. [ ♪ music ] >> happiness is the truth. why grandmother betty probably has a bigger social media following than you do. >> a hungry bear, a tent filled with sleeping campers. a popular attraction put to work in a powerful demonstration. >> i'm mark morgan, comi

threw them together these are the dangerous ones that fu manchu controls to have the authority of genghis khanthey are revised then who knows where else? but it is quite dangerous is the death rate that fu manchu has the electronic gray used not used against the west but that will be and of intrepid hero is to commandeer the death dray to kill everybody right away is a weapon of mass destruction. >> to ask a fairly provocative question is there a danger of your project collapsing with an incredibly diverse array of negative images. but upstairs in the permanent exhibition you will see that famous bread during world war ii the magazine to do distinguished evil japanese from the chinese that were our allies and to delineate how do you tell french from enemy? messines foreign policy will turn on a dime. we forget those iranian setter not arabs but those of change dramatically with the installation of the shaw the images wax and wane and are not stable. how to they account for that? what do you attribute it to? >> i can speak to the era vintages we used to have others talk about the faceless the l

important, but for other things that might be important, like somali refugee camps. ,r the tomb of genghis khan these are very interesting project that would never get the kind of scale or government attention that this disaster had. >> michael, what about something like this? courtney love. >> got to love courtney love. >> she tweeted this out, where at thought she had looked the satellite images and thought she had found something. later on it turned out it was imagery of votes searching for the jet. she was the only celebrity who has joined in on this search. what does that say about celebritiesd the participating in social media? joining in on news events like this? >> the celebrities look like us a lot of times, but they do have a lot of times on the hand -- a lot of time on their hands. i don't know how effective someone like courtney love might be. maybe she is very effective. who knows. i will say that there have been a lot of elements that have been catalogued in this search. it did bring more attention to these interesting and powerful free services. i am generally supportive of these

afghanistan in 1979, and honestly i think that the obama administration is making jimmy carter look like genghis khanattila the hundred in sort of the formidable, you know, we are serious. now, i haven't seen the list of these people, but -- jenna: and we don't know also what sectors the president is talking about as well that he could sanction. a question on vladimir putin because there seems to be some debate about him, obviously. [laughter] in the public which is that he's going to do what he's going to do regardless of who's in power in the united states. he's just that sort of guy, he's going to behave independently of anybody because that's just who he is. or the other side is he's acting this way because of the way that the united states is behaving. what do you think it is? >> well, i think it's more of the latter. he's acting this way, you know, because of how the united states is behaving. now, clearly he saw an opportunity six years ago in georgia where, unfortunately, the first step was taken and gave him the provocation exactly that he wanted. i mean, what he's done now is a qualitative