pervis felt she was reduced to a stereotype.r portrayal. >> my boyfriend's family, they didn't like it. and they don't like me because of it, in a way, it seems. >> reporter: why? why do they -- >> it just made my family look trashy. and they kind of think of me as not as up to their standards. >> reporter: pervis says he was paid $5,000 for "16 and pregnant." she didn't participate in the spin-off, "teen mom," which is now one of mtv's biggest hits ever, second only to "jersey show." media critic, jessica coen, says when a reality show becomes a hit, fame is inevitable. >> mtv can be as objective as they want about it. once these young women are being followed by tabloids and on tmz and on the cover of "us weekly," it's hard to view them as documentary subjects. they're reality stars. >> i know girls who wanted to be pregnant just to get on the show. >> reporter: so, you actually know girls who tried to get pregnant? and did they, in fact, get pregnant? >> there was actually two girls who got pregnant, just for that. and they w

long have you been here what's your greatest success to date what is your biggest challenge all of pervis my second time in russia been even three years this time five years in a previous life been with kraft for three years i actually joined them to come back to russia biggest success the company's double itself basically in the last three years here in russia so we're pretty proud of that it's been a great place for us to do business is that because of market conditions or it's because of your hard work or golf it's a variety of things you know we're going to bunch of really good people working for us i think that's the that's the foundation very good brands good strategy pretty clear focus and plenty of investment from the parent company and it all goes to a great success story in terms of biggest challenge i think just the dynamism that is russia that's the reason we're all here if we wanted a boring life we work somewhere else it's definitely not here and i think just grappling with the biggest challenge which was a piece of advice was given when i first came to russia the hardest th

we are not so you have to think so pervy area in brokering actually took place at the center experience the same types of years ago japan's government and many experts were expecting that we can see of asking is a capacity years old last time was nineteen seventy eight so actually happens or it was expected and i believe in japan's interim government and the local government in that region was not really what this is us. or russia's little islands that lie just i fear kilometers north of the japanese coast high risk of being hit by the tsunami as well three metre high waves of reportedly already reached one of the islands let's get the latest on this from an article cannot ignore was the situation on the illinois what we're hearing about how the population there is dealing with the danger. a state of emergency has been declared in the entire state. region in russia's far east including the cruel island so of course i'm sure right here in japan's need for hood to be been hit by around three metre high waves which is around the height don't see one story building which is just much less t

we are not so you know you have learned about it and they think so pervy area actually the place it is him to experience the same types of. years ago and the japanese government don't really expose works that we can see of us is. so last time was one thing seventy eight so actually happens i was expecting i believe central government and local governments in that region was very. well if you bring up today then again on the terrible events the official number killed by this tsunami in japan is now three hundred seventy five that is a figure of a which sadly even most optimistic suggest will rise dramatically over the coming hours and days of the huge wave was caused by the biggest earthquake in the country's history it may hit a point nine ereka scale cars buildings even passenger trains were swept away in its way helpless against. tsunami the capital tokyo was also affected millions were hit by power cuts and its transit system came to a complete halt we heard reports though nonetheless that people were relatively calm i guess they were used to this kind of thing they have to train fo

get in cars and fly and going over to help out where they have been running medical supplies women pervis very hard. thing outside of that's the sort of the well that's the there are many different issues that there are but what if they are so well will any of this let them let them put themselves in the sand we have another chance to do it again we have a guest in paris then if i go to you one of the reasons what i'm trying to get at this question is because. the west has a dilemma in dealing with this issue because because i can see the pros and cons of all of this but at the same time there's the west because you could see other people in the arab world saying see they're determining outcomes again and that's why it's the legacy for that is that it creates a lot of you know especially hearings. i did not hear everything that was said because there were two i didn't know. about ok but. i think there are set of clarifications that are needed we cannot put everything together in libya egypt and saying that each is different and just simplifying issues as was done i think in but when there

one of these schools is run by a guy named todd pervis. when he recruited his fifth graders, about 8% of the kids were proficient in reading and 8% were proficient in math. 8%. now his kids last year, his seventh graders were three-quarters of a year above grade level. so he has his kids on a trajectory, you know, by the time they're finished eighth grade he wants them to be able to get into any good high school anywhere in new orleans or otherwise. >> so katrina is the best thing that ever happened -- [laughter] >> that's not a joke. i want to pursue this idea. >> do you know what's fascinating and i have this conversation all the time. people say, you know what? this could never happen anywhere because of new orleans because of the hurricane and i think you know what? we had a crisis in new orleans that was as bad before the hurricane. we have a crisis in detroit and in philadelphia and in anticipate number of places right now that should merit the kind of action that was taken when that school board decided not to open the schools. and