let's bring in keith, pat, sophia. sophia, should we kick the kids off the planes? couple months ago and the baby projectile vomited over everybody. i was not a happy camper. all i can say, i'm all for the family sections and it was one of the small planes, too. it was bad. just having said that i think that we ought to consider maybe putting folks in different sections, love kids to death, but don't want them throwing up all over me. >> you want to know how sensitive this is they asked for a comment from delta, southwest, air tran, us airways and qantas, they didn't want to talk about it. pat what do you think? you can't kick kids off planes, can you? >> you can't kick them off. you have quiet cars on the trains. i think they ought t put them in a separate section where the kids are. there ought to be flights that are free of kids if people want to pay enough and airlines want to put them on. but i don't think you can keep the kids off the planes. >> you know there are, keith a number of business people who have been interviewed for articles about this who have sai

. >> so with god's promise to help, we added 3 wonderful ukrainian girls to our family, sophia 9, zoya 11 and e lisa 12. it is very fulfilling to know you have given a child a better life, christn heritage and a chance to know god. >> tey meeuwsen is with us now, not only has she adopted 5 children herselshe is also the directorof orphan's promise cbn's outreach to orphans and vulnerable children around the world. tell us about these children and the struggles they fa. >> most of them have been in institutios in their countries because something has happened, parents are died or addiction or desertion. they don't know at family is. one of the things we love to do is be able to have an input. it is hard to do this in governme facilities. we work with people that have existing orphanages. we are in 52 countries in 5-year time. we see the incredible opportunity to make a difference thugh education and spiritually in the lives of children. love covers a multitude of sins. it makes an impact on them. >> earlier, you said that we think thatthere is a lot of kids being adopted. really it is o

there are no grandchildren left as far as i know it was the wish of tolstoy's wife sophia to turn yasnaya polyana into public property. and you were running out of states what's the status of this estate today what's the status of the tolstoy family can your descendants inherit your director status . not state and the government have appointed me the manager of the state and the museum's director so there's no family connection i have a contract so they can easily appoint another person to the post the russian culture minister concludes that. manager and may terminate my contract and appoint a person with any name to the post so the family name has got nothing to do with it however it turned out that family members used to run the state in the most troublesome years in its history. those youngest daughter alexandra was the state's director during the great patriotic war it was always granddaughter associate. who was also the wife of russian poet said. i am the third member of the tolstoy family who was asked to run the state. i was a cult figure and remains as such in literature and socie

sophia works at a center to help mexico's street children. but she says she has to compete with drug dealers who use children as runners, messengers, or just customers. "there are kids growing up to be assassins because she have nothing else to lose." 25-year-old avi knows how that can happen. at a rehabilitation center outside mexico center, she said she became addicted to cocaine by dating a boy in a gang. now shaking uncontrollably in withdrawal, she says the gang linked to a powerful cartel, used her to seduce a rival, so it could kill him. "i loved the feeling of adrenaline, to be in the thick of it, the power. i went in too deep." do other people like you want to be drug dealers i ask? yes, she says. in therapy, she sits next to 17-year-old daniela, also an addict involved in gangs is on tranquilizers because she cuts herself with her fingernails and glass. but she defends the drug cartels here called narcos. "they create jobs," she says. "it's dirty money, but at least they give work to the poor farmers." in her room, daniela keeps a j

there's a saying here are hungry bear one dance and bog areas i proved that today sophia finally signed up to one of europe's largest energy projects but it comes off to a bitter battle between two of your old men. premier parker is self is a seven and karate black belt the difference in a black belt in the next person suggested only a little tongue in cheek but this reflect the way our stupidness as soon as bruce of one power he threw out existing energy deals with russia including an agreement to build self-esteem through his country this pipeline will pump a massive sixty three billion cubic meters of gas a year from russia to western europe enough to supply thirteen million harms it took a classic good judo maneuver a feint a cunning find from curtains appear very soft on the back foot process head of government pushed forward negotiations with rival transit states romania bulgaria was the preferred shorter route always a breeze of is fighting his way into several concessions including cheaper russian gas and russia building a big nuclear plant and can carry out business when it has

preliminary investment study the actual agreement will be signed during prime minister put an visit to sophia on saturday. gas prices should be independent of the oil market says the e.u. energy commissioner as gas becomes a more important source of energy the union wants to minimize price fluctuations and then she commission also spoke of europe's trust for russia as an actual partner. the russians have already invested more than four billion euro in the north stream pipeline and seeking profits and if gas can flow in then there's no profit so it's in the russian's code interest to ensure that this gas connection gets up and running and this interdependency is mutual russians are selling gas to us and they can purchase trucks machinery chemicals and engineering expertise from europe. and time to check the markets now both the bourses are still in the red here in moscow all the main players are down the r.t.s. with energy stocks the major drug bank is the biggest loser on my six down one point seven percent and bucking the trend it's preferred stock is up again for the second day more than tw

prime minister vladimir putin is to home talks with his ball garion counterpart boy or result from sophia topping the agenda is energy cooperation primarily the construction of the south stream gas pipeline intense pump russian gas to europe and to the black sea an agreement to allow the creation of a joint stock company to oversee the production of the ball gary and section by the end of the year exams and as our office senior analyst at much of paul i.f.c. gave aussie his feelings on the event. well gary is the key country for it deciding which pipeline will be old and probably which popular move to the forest one in a book. pretty important conference for more of the spark blinds for the book is essential basically for all of this meeting will finally decide the question which pipeline will be through the book or into retore south stream or in a book or pipeline although everybody's talking about gas pipeline saw three men oil pipeline from bulgaria to greece i think the most important things are. discussions of the gas price. gazprom should give it five to seven percent discount for g

abandoned ships and camel now people here call it errol coom or errol doesn't it was a kind of como to sophia planned economy is largely to blame for the dying of the r.e.c. all decisions were made in mexico which took no account of the ecological balance of that region the consequences of that could be felt as early as in the one nine hundred sixty s. the r.t.c. region the fines the terms pre-crisis crisis and disaster. it was after the collapse of the soviet union that people were faced with the seriousness of the disaster the sea had split in two in two thousand and five experts harnessed what little water still flowed into the lesser erroll see from this river by building a coke. and eighty seven million dollar project funded in part by the world bank the smaller body of water and become the great hope of the future. we had over two hundred people here from russia stan and his backer stan the workers very hard and many of us lived here on site for two or three years but now we're happy to say the time has come to pack up the structure is working perfectly. welcome to news after years of f

learns to live and work with roma not just enjoy the music in the nightclubs the new bushell arty sophia. the u.s. is facing a backlash against the american treasury secretary's decision to print six hundred billion dollars and a bit to stimulate the economy critics of home and abroad say this so-called quantitative easing will devalue the dollar and create havoc across the world. u.s. federal reserve announced that it was buying treasury bonds worth six hundred billion dollars and this was on top of the previous purchase of treasury bonds worth one point seven billion dollars i mean what do you pay for that stuff with you know you know paid for by writing a check you pay for it ultimately in the end you pay for it by cash and this cash starts hitting world markets some markets are more volatile than others and obviously it's going to have an effect but it was a shock and. awe you know there are some people who are not quite as critical to us as others but i don't recall anybody applauding the u.s. move i don't recall anybody saying oh smart move i don't i don't think i don't think anybo

folly russian prime minister vladimir putin is to hold talks about carrying count or cup or soften sophia topping the agenda is energy cooperation in primarily the construction of the south stream gas pipeline intended to pump russian gas to europe under the black sea and agreement for allow the creation of a joint stock company to oversee the production of the book area section by the end of the year and joining me now is discussed this a further i'm not glad to be joined by alexander and the czar of the chief alice at mashable thank you very much for joining us now the talks expected to be the last step towards the soft construction how important is this visit to the south stream but it is important but i would say it is crucial. for sure it's not a foreigner is there the technical feasibility start actually of the project is not done yet and i think the main purpose of the visit of russian delegation to bulgaria is actually to form. the legal entity in order to perform. these peace abilities started for the project also some are the deuce are expected and probably although it was a tit

to where we should support alternative forms sophia preschool education if you like and non-government facilities a family can do gardening idea and we should crease your randall the lease for new kinda gardens including family gardens family can to garden to speak up thirty up with the kids for children who are not intending to garden we should have preschool groups. ed a regular school what am i going to get what was the league's what you did for two years now that you know we have been awarding a special order of that if you're going to. the mighty family glory. for your fathers and mothers of natural born in a dog to children we are really proud of such families and i will tell you frankly even speaking to you these people is a joy to me when they come to the crowd to get their awards i'm always happy to talk to them but i know unfortunately that we still have one hundred thirty thousand children who don't have parents yet because you know our country they don't have parents who are forced to appearance they don't have the main things which the family atmosphere and we still need t

sophia nelson is a "jet" magazine political communist, writer and contributor for the brio and "washington>> good to see you. >> do you think, say you've got the lame duck session now prepared to deal with tax cuts. the president still has, as we're speaking now a democratically controlled house. is that something he can prevail on? >> probably not, because i think he wants to reach out. as i talk about he wants to work with republican s on the tax cuts, work with don't ask, don't tell, move things. what's going to happen on the tax cuts, they're going to find way to accommodate one another going into the new congress so that there is at least a dialogue that's positive on both sides where they can try to get some things done. >> my question is, is he going to do that, work with republicans at the expense of his democratic base? >> no, i don't think he can do that. an interesting kabuki dance. keep his base intact and move a little to the center in terms of what voters told us on november 3rd here, that they wanted, i think, the president will moderate himself a little bit. >> and what abo

>> i am sophia. jacksonville, florida. [ cheers and applause ] >> comedian jay alexander from detroit, michigan. [ cheers and applause ] >> laura, originally from boston, but reside in north bergen, new jersey. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm eric from atlantic beach, florida. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very, very good. welcome, you guys. okay, very good. you guys have never met before. is that correct? >> no. >> jimmy: all right, good. while you were backstage we asked you guys to pick a name for your crew. what did you come up with? >> we are the pussycat trolls. >> pussycat trolls! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i see. pussycat trolls. >> you get it? >> jimmy: yeah, i totally get it. absolutely. [ laughter ] i love your energy. you don't have the energy of a dancer. "my name's uh -- [ laughter ] i'm from florida." [ laughter ] but you are going to show us some stuff. you're going to make a statement tonight? >> yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you clearly have been accessorized backstag

they look at doing a paper on something like the iyo sophia in turkey as exciting.very much into all the stuff. it's exciting for them to say that's somewhere we've been and seen. in the book you kind of notice through the beginning to the end of the book you notice the changes in the kids. our oldest took a real leadership role, and our middle child, he really grew a lot, too. he kept us laughing all the time. our daughter who is only 7, she was very brave. she had broken a leg, and i thought for sure she would want to come home. but she was worried that it was going to be a trip-ender, you know. you really see the changes in the kids. it's just been invaluable, and we talk about the trip every single day. it's something that we share. we share as a family. it's something so special, and it really brought us closer together. it's been a wonderful, wonderful gift. >> so as a couple you made a decision because you think go around the world and the whole family. this is a hugely expensive trip. you sold all your investments and put your home up for rent so you had som

. >> he interviewed sophia loren.ld tell he was completely mesmerized by her. >> he probably has her phone number right now. >> well, i can't help it. >> i can't either. >> impossible. >> gene was always kind of the life of the party. quite frankly, once he got that laugh going, everything was out of control. >> if something cracked him up -- >> he fell apart. >> he was easily tickled and he was never tickled more than -- >> carol channing, a huge broadway star came on. >> he had a long accent. >> she describes how the englishman told her she must eat some cherries. >> it was as big as a golf ball, the cherry and couldn't understand what she was saying. >> the cherry is as big as a golf ball. >> the single funniest moment i have ever had in my 46 years on television. >> how do you know what you just said? >> go, don't forego, fargo. >> ♪ how deep is the ocean? >> this movie is awful ♪ >> two wards, it's tarred. people always say it in the newspapers, if gene likes it, i'll like it. >> gene is a rel etomologist. >> wha

this year, i brought my daughter sophia back to haiti to volunteer in an orphanage because i wanted to she had a chance to see some of those images up close. she is 10 years old. i write about the value of having my daughter get to see my work and also understanding again there are lots of positive things you can do. if you're 10 years old, you can play with other children, hold a baby, feed people who need to be fed. that's doable for a 10 yearly. some problems need to be tackled one little piece at a time. >> before i let you go, i want to ask you, a lot of this is about race. you recount a point where reverend jesse jackson told you you didn't count as black. >> that's a comment i had. as you know, my mom is black and my mom is white and i grew up in an all-white neighborhood in new york and jesse jackson touched my skin and we talked about the number of black anchors and they're not that many and i said, uchb on my show and he said, you know, you don't count. it threw me because it came from a person who is knee-deep in racial issues all issues all the time. later he apologized. he

they called him, say what mattered most to him are the people in these family photos, his daughter, sophia, 2-year-old son ian, and wife andrea. snyderman's college sweetheart. >> my niece and nephew will never know their father. my sister-in-law has had an entire lifetime of dreams ripped from her. >> after dropping off his son at this preschool last thursday, police say the harvard-educated businessman was returning to his silver sedan when suddenly, a man walked up and shot him several times at point-blank range. this is a sketch of the shooter. witnesses say no words were exchanged. the shooter simply opened fire and took off in a gray minivan, similar to this one. >> it's awful. i mean, that's what i can't get over, is who does this? who does this at 9:00 a.m. when innocent children are trying to go to school. i don't understand how this could happen. >> snyderman's brother doesn't understand, either. he said rusty was generous. volunteering to help several charities. >> our whole family has lost its brightest light. and we don't know why. >> authorities say they will be investigating