and the adults love nana. nan na is the main adult figure in the show. the fairy is played by the same person. fair is very much like the love for your first child. pure love. nature is a beautiful thing. all wild rabbits come from nature. i think nature is mysterious, beautiful, not something our kids get very much these days. there's fantastical spectacle because of computers and film. i think in live performance, in a way being paired down, you can be more successful and ask everybody to buy into the world you are in. if it is a simple world they will buy in, as long as the world is consistent that you have on stage. in some ways i also want that message for kids. it doesn't have to be spectacle but how you feel and having fun and taking things seriously, not about being blown away. >> what is real? it is a thing that happens to you when a child loves you for a long, long time. >> i think it is a success. for the most part if you are three to seven, you sit in the seats and most of the time the kids are engaged. they laugh and ask questions. i think t

. >>> pudiÉramos estar en huis isa >>> gracias nana tendremos una cobertura completa de toda la jornadagracias por dejarme ser parte sudo nocde su nos vemos pronto. >>el yoga al desnudo es algo muy espiritual. no tiene nada que

. >>> pudiÉramos estar en huis isa >>> gracias nana tendremos una cobertura completa de toda la jornada dejarme ser parte sudo nocde su nos vemos pronto.

and the adults love nana. nan na is the main adult figure in the show. the fairy is played by the same person. fair is very much like the love for your first child. pure love. nature is a beautiful thing. all wild rabbits come from nature. i think nature is mysterious, beautiful, not something our kids get very much these days. there's fantastical spectacle because of computers and film. i think in live performance, in

and it says-- and i think this is full of drama, i really do-- "poor dear baba and tiny mama miss nanamuch. hope she is well and not too sad." signed "princess of wales." would that be the sadness of queen alexandra's death? what's the date of that? 25. - yes, i suppose that's absolutely right, isn't it? - that's right. you're living with them. you're going to get that. absolutely marvelous. and that seems to be an absolute bombshell to receive, doesn't it? - that's right, yes. - and a bombshell to have taken down by the secretary at the postal office. i'm sure it was a very very exciting moment to receive that. similar excitement here. fantastically exciting invitation. it says, "at sandringham, the queen wishes to let nana know - that she's expected here as usual for christmas." - that's lovely. fantastic, isn't it? i mean, straight from the heart. - quite a closeness there. it's very very nice, yes. - absolutely. well, these were enormously important people that sent these telegrams, that gave these jewels, really. what do you really feel about them - when you look at them? - i just

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and you should have seen the look on my parents' faces when i got back from my that nana's. to be with us for a long time. >> reporter: picked up a few lbs. megyn: sure did. we're going to talk about these officials on capitol hill, general petraeus testifying tomorrow and president obama on staten island. stay with us. megyn: fox news alert. we want to take you live to staten island, new york. one of the hardest hit areas in the wake of hurricane sandy. many asking where the government has been to help them with the misery. you can see layers of government there buff. mayor michael bloomberg in the back. chuck schumer, new york state senator and our governor andrew cuomo in the center. we expect the president to speak momentarily about the relief efforts there. let's go live to staten island and listen to the governor. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. [applause] >> thank you so much, everybody. i'm going to be relatively brief. i came up rear after the storm, was on the jersey side, and i promised to everybody that i was speaking on behalf of the

♪ megyn: that is the kind of report that makes nana pick up the phone and call me and say why do you that city? okay. there is a new government watchdog report just released to congress today that suggests that replacing the dollar, the dollar bill, with a coin could save the government billions in printing costs. the idea has the backing of some major players on capitol hill, but average americans have typically not been too keen on the idea. trace gallagher live in our west coast newsroom. trace? >> reporter: megyn, thank you for coming to class. the argument goes as follows, the paper dollar costs 5.2 cents to produce, right? but it lasts less than five years in circulation. that dollar coin you were talking about? it costs 15 cents to produce, but look at that, it lasts more than 30 years in circulation, so it costs three times as much, but it lasts at least six times as long, and it could go for much longer than that. government savings over those 30 years of $4.4 billion. ah, but there's a problem you pointed out: americans, we absolutely hate the dollar coins. take a look at t

plus my nana is actually allergic to pretty much everything.okay past her nose, i didn't want it to go out. she needed to be able to smell it. i did pretty well on the three of them. she's good. she doesn't have an allergic reaction. she doesn't get migraines, which is amazing. i wanted to name it ambition, because that's kind of where i am in lye life right now. i kind of want to do a little bit of everything. >> i love that. i had a boss once who told me that he thought ambition in a girl was bad. when i heard that this perfume was called ambition, i'm buying this for me. i'm buying this for my girls. i think that's terrible, sexist and awful. he knows who he is. i hope he's watching. >> sxl. >> anyway, congratulations to you and all your success. great to have you with us. >> if you want to get more they have this free app called my migraine triggers and download it at excedrin.com. you can download it and track it for free. >> i feel like i should be giving out free samples of perfume, and "sparkle" dvds. >> next time i'll bring some. >> we

although having spent to the last few years of my life with smart lawyers, that i try to learn from and nana certainly the expert on this panel for the justices are likely to go but i'm incredibly optimistic in the case and i assume the doma cases wouldn't be filed either by the brilliant lawyers and the legal organizations so i'm optimistic. i think it's a mistake to write off anything. >> let's could move to capitol hill and just thinking, we talked earlier about tammy baldwin. patrick, what do you think her presence in the senate will mean in the -- and there were other lawmakers, lgbt lawmakers elected the cycle. is that going to change the dynamic on the hill at all? >> sure and it's a lot to put on her shoulders to change the constitution of the u.s. senate. if anyone is capable of that, tammy is in the things we have learned in the state legislatures around the country is even in some of the toughest states with the toughest debates, when there were lgbt americans in the chamber at the desk, the language, the tone of the debate often changed almost automatically when they were there.