how many times, kath?mes is the right number of times in a week. >> five or six a day. >> no. >> frank is a lucky fellow. >> i wasn't talking about frank. >> nobody mentioned frank. here is the thing, we have -- the right answer is two to three. right if you're talking to -- >> there is no right answer, hoda. >> yes, there is. >> they said two to three. >> people are unique. these guys don't think that's enough at all. and i think it is way too much. people are unique. >> get over here. when are you coming home? >> never. >> all right. >> you're missing out on conversations like this. >> we'll do our favorite things. our favorite thing is kathie lee at this moment. >> hilarious. >> at this moment. kath, what is your favorite thing? what is yours? >> holly who is my twitter friend. >> that's sweet. thanks a lot, kathie lee. mine is banana pudding from magnolia bakery. this is the -- have you ever had it? >> no. >> okay, well are you going to try it. >> yeah. i'll try it. >> can't have that. >> i can't have

we already know what kath thinks of the movie. what do you think?able. >> the most wanted movie family film in theaters this weekend. and big reason why is the story line of an evil kermit look-alike who takes over his life and sends kermit to prison while he goes and runs the -- >> like a prince and the pauper thing but the other way around. >> yeah, yeah. >> how does it compare to the other muppet movies? >> they liked it more. more fun. tina fey is in it. all these wonderful cameos, usher, lady gaga. that's amusing for -- across the board. >> all the kids except for the baby -- >> my 6-year-old turned to me and said, mom, this is the best one yet. >> really? >> but he also likes -- everything involved with it, the puppets, the muppets, came to life, it was great. took us on a european tour throughout europe and it was -- the music and the cameos, ricky gervais, great. >> three greats. >> it is a musical and the music, the tunes are catchy. you lean in when you hear that. >> all right, the next movie is "mr. peabody and sherman." a lot of people h

. >> they say his casual approach appeals to nigeria's 20 million kath likes and beyond. in latin america, he is more in tune with the struggles. the majority of the nigeria christians go to evangelical churches, and they are the fastest growing christian conference. seen as more dynamic the popular itty spanned africa and the west. >> the evangelical church in nigeria, we have 75 million people, and the growth every four months is 200%. people graduate where they find peace and answers. >> people from the catholic church say they find clergy men her more accessible, the service more rewarding. >> when it comes to social values and stances on issues like homosexuality, both evangelicals and catholics share a few. the factor has been the catholic church's emphasis on traditional rituals. >> the catholic church adieu to the economic situation of the churches, that they have been luring people [ inaudible ] >> for the patrons of the catholic church here, it's not a race of one upmanship. they continue to try to reach out to more people, but the only way for them to grow, the

kath turner has more from new york. >> last month the u.n. security council passed a resolution to allow aid to reach civilians. the resolution called for a report back to the united nations security council every 30 days, and friday was the first of those reports. now, according to the report by the united nations secretary-general , there has been little compliance. there were examples given of opposition groups blocking the aid, but mostly the blame was placed at the feet of the syrian government. >> the asaad regime's app diet for deploying -- appetite for deploying aerial bombs, despite the call for these teens of attack stop, is the number one factor driving displacement and the broader humanitarian crisis. >> some help reached civilians in an area along the turkish border. it's a tiny amount of aid. the report detailed the government's use of artillery and air strike. the ambassador to the u.n. was asked about this by a report, and he was adamant that the government was not attacking civilians. >> we are using this against terrorist gr

kath rein ashton, the e.u. foreign policy chief, the first time sips 2008. and is giving a press conference. we'll keep across what they are saying, what is being said at the press briefing. we'll report anything noteworthy here on al jazeera in the next few minutes. >> a ship that israel claims was carrying rockets to fighters in the gaza strip arrived in elat, a port city. it was seized by israeli commanders off the coast of sudan. the cargo included advance weapons, and surface to surface rockets. it accusations iran of being band it the iran denies it. >> a february vote failed to produce a winner. most polls showed a former rebel fighter is likely to win a majority in el salvador. >> el salvadorans choose the man who will run one of the poorest countries. two issues are on their mind - how to revive a flailing economy and what to do about ever increasing crime and gang violence. former rebel commander sanchez ceren nearly won for the fmln party, but failed to get the majority results. s he hopes to win on the back of his policies. his rival is former ma

jim is one of hundreds of kath ligs calling on the church to clean house. holding donations and urging others to do the same. >> building a 3500 square foot eddics to a 4,000 square not home. five bedrooms, swimming pools, elevators - doesn't make sense. >> in a statement a spokesman said: he went on to say: sf >> even if archbishop myers were to have paid for the house by himself, the fact, the message that it sends forth is not a good one. it's a garish example of conspicuous consumption. if we are concerned about the homeless, if we are concerned about the hungry, that kind of investment in a retirement home for one person is probably not well-spent money. >> spending money is nothing knew in the clenchy. last year the bishop of lindberg spent 40 million in church funds to renovate his home, among the upgrades a 20,000 bath tub and half a million of college space. media dubbed him the bishop of bridge and it was not long before the vatican removed him. unanimous by pale, but archbishop myerers, say parishioners, should be held reliable. >> i would like h

patrick's day, i drink kath i i i start quite early. >> you are all talking and moving like you or something, that is just us raw, we're just so in to what we do our own private dna drugs, and what is dealith talking about money? can't you talk about something else? no. >> heather, in alabama, why do you up north always tk about the weather. because it has not been nice. what is the deal with our ad, you look stupid, surprise things that come out of your mouth are stupid, did you know that. >> no, but did you know that pele who e-mail comments like that, prove they are more stupid. john, hey, neil, kenny rogers and rod stewart have scratches voices, try singing to your haters, and some good tweets, like these, neil, i think that you are the most hand some guy at fox, i love a guy that will speak his mind, to hell with these twits, then, your sarcasm, cynicism, make you one of my favorite people on fox, god bless. this one in chicago, i heard about being built for comfort, you seem built for a nuclear winter, your thoughts? thought less. el long, er in -- elsinore, i like big men i will leave

. >> it's been described as moscow's kath eat ral of consumerism. >> this is the european mall. a floor filled with the top brands from london, paris and milan. the surveys of a new moscow facing a threat. a threat of sanctions. shoppers anxious about what is ahead. >> it will influence us. the minimum damage. we work with foreign companies and goods. >> we'll be fine. we have a strong economy. we'll cooperate with cis companies. we'll turn east. >> but at moscow's new financial center at the heart of the city. the move on the trading tests is a little more relaxed, a feeling the sanctions are a 2 way street. >> they know that sanctions can cut both ways. russia is europe's biggest single trading partner, accounting for 40% of trade. no surprises that the e.u. failed to share washington's enthuse nax for strong economic measures against russia. >> some of europe's biggest economies. general assembly accounts for 30% of -- germany acts to 30% of e.u. exports to russia. france has a sale of weapons $1.6 billion, including a pair of mist ral helicopter car yours, the first due for

kath turner reports. >> one building, two schools. this is 142, public school. on the other side is the manhattan charter school with 270 pupils, separate entrance. >> i feel like my daughter thrives in the charter school, the different languages. >> charter schools are funded by taxpayers' money but are not bound to the same rules and regulations. supporters insist they produce children with better grades. >> having a great experience. coming home, learning new stuff and reading. he's reading to me. it's a first experience with charter, and i love t. >> charter are accused of cherry-picking students, few selected having learning disabilities. demand has never been higher. enrol. has increased by 225% in 10 years. the public versus charter school debate exploded. a child who has early childhood education. >> the city's mayor bill de blasio says higher taxes are needed to fund the system. he's announced he'll block three charter schools opening up inside public school buildings. >> you are taking on some of the most vocal supporters of charter schools and some of

that is your dress, kath. >> she took that dress right out of my dressing room. >> look right at camerafabulous hair. >> i warmed it up, lightened it up with a pinch of gold. just a pinch of gold. >> i love that color. >> all of a sudden more young, natural. not that she isn't. she's awful those things. she's a great yoga teacher. arsene gave her the cut, sexy swept away bangs and shaped around the face. remember, hair should always be shaped to the structure of your face. >> catherine, raise your hand. what do you think of your mom's new look? >> i think she looks great. >> jill, that dress is perfect. >> i stole it from kathie. i'm kidding. >> i wore it last week and probably got the most response i ever had to any dress ever. >> we love adriana papel. i added actually this belt because she has such a tiny waist like you just to accentuate that. ready to go into spring. we love winter white. this is a great transition. >> big round of applause for misty. >> now, julie harris is 38 from birmingham, alabama. she called her own look boring. so we grabbed her off the plaza, gave her an ex

conference on kath lish bishops has come out against this white house very hard.re's a lot of back and forth over the subject of the contraception mandate and the affordable care act. could pope francis be the catalyst to reconcile the sort of broader catholic community in this white house and more specifically make any headway with the more conservative elements of the church? >> i'm not so sure. i mean, i think it's a great moment, but as for a reset, for some of the bishops, of course it depends which bishops, right, and i think it's important to say that it was only a small number who were suing. but still i don't think for those who have been heavy critics and really were looking to this moment sort of hoping there would be a major tongue-lashing from the pope to the president, i don't know that they're going to have a big change of heart because of this meeting. but i don't think it's the pope's style. it's not his m.o. to send anybody away i think feeling, you know -- frowning and feeling bad about the meeting. i mean, he talks a lot about a faith that enti

the photo is all they use planes to attack that the un force people to take shelter inside of me kath. he is on prevention week we may use chemical weapons cuddle the little guy opportunity to spend the gas and tiny planes again the fuel and it is a no no no for four. i suspect was really hard because i thought that the team is right now in damascus the team of investigators. it is in damascus sexy looking at evidence and three other places for me was the son into a decisive event and if i am caught up was is a suburb of damascus was pretty close. how could that possibly have happened there in in the town when in the country and their extremist a good thing. i was surprised to know i know that my shoes tied to do anything necessary in order to stay in power. equal. logically speaking are going up to the syrian government awarded have had in me was one or get gassy be with us to use chemical weapons use in arcade while inspectors were on the ground. it is so yes it does not make sense of salts. i have an immediate consultations had caught the vice foreign minister who did not really ki

the leader of the world's roman kath like stood up to speak. >> people in britain will have objection to meningitis vaccine unavailable in the u.s. babies are at risk of contracting meningitis b which can kill or leave victims disabled. >> sophia is in great health, she has turned nine years old, but she nearly died when she was two. sophia got ill quickly. a strain of meningitis, called meningitis b was to blame. it didn't claim her life, but took a leg. >> we thought she was not going to make it through the first couple of days. two weeks down the line she recovered from intensive care. a few weeks later the damage to the legs was so bad, one had to be amputated. >> steve spent years campaigning. his fight through tragic experience. meningitis b killed his baby, spencer, 31 years ago. >> spencer, you know, naturally believes that meningitis will never affect families, but unfortunately it does. meningitis b is common in children under the age of five years old. especially babies, they are at risk before the first birthday. the disease infects the membrane surrounding the brain and t

. >> you mentioned about a third of kath licks leaving the church. why hasn't pope francis come to the u.s. >> there's a lot of countries. >> why not here? >> his first major international trip was to rio. and we saw 3 million on the beach. >> i think he'll come to the u.s. people talked about so r 2015, a trip to philadelphia. he has a lot of other concerns. in the global internet era he is a volatile person. i don't think u.s. catholics are getting a lot of the pope. when he comes there'll be a fervor of enthusiasm. >> this week we learnt a sinful story when he admitted to stealing a rowsry across. >> i hadn't heart that. one thing he says the interview is the pope is a normal human. >> he's done so much. >> we think of pope's as being on a ped stam and being invaluable. he goes to bed. talks to friends and does what normal people do. who knows what else. >> explain about the ashes to go ceremony. is this where people come to church. >> ash wednesday is celebrated in all denominations. it's a moment to think about the things we want to change your

kath dral's cathedral. churches like this burnt palms and the ash is applied to the forehead of catholics. the lent season is a time to refresh, repent and pray. >> a new magazine called "my pope", costing $0.70, featuring stories about what inspires the pope. a saints of the week and backgrounds of remarks. it will have a glossy centrefold. they expect to sell 3 million copes. >> now to eboni deon, meteorologist. >>> it's cold out there. temperatures will rebound as wet go through the day. 16 in minneapolis. 19 in chicago. it feels more like we are in the low teens. you need to bundle up. omaha 21. this morning starting milder. we have 40s around in texas. at least to make it up to 53 with a cold and cloudy day. term doors heating up. >> secretary of state john kerry said to meet with russia's foreign minister just a few hours from now. russia's minister making comments that put a damper on the meeting before it starts. >> kentucky has a ban on same-sex marriage. the man in charge of defending it is refusi

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