his idea-- not to bring sophia to the snow but to bring the snow to sophia.llen has twice delivered snow from pawtucket, rhode island, to glen burnie, maryland, more than 750 miles round trip, just to surprise his granddaughter. >> first she didn't get it. she didn't really know what it was. but then when we shoveled somesa out and she saw it and she started playing with it, then it hit her. >> reporter: cold has never been so warmly received. >> it's snow time! >> yeah! >> reporter: which is why allen plans to make this a tradition. >> it's good to make kids happy. >> reporter: you're basically spoiling her, you know. >> that's what grandparents do. >> reporter: okay. >> it's in the contract. ( laughter ) >> reporter: that obligation to indulge is a big reason most grandparents do what they do for their little angels. >> that makes it worth it right there. >> reporter: but moree importantly, sometimes you have to follow the lead of a little kid to rediscover the joy you've been missing all around you. has she made you appreciate the snow you have more now? o

sophia lost her daughter in a bomb attack at a jewish center at 9:. 53 a.m. waiting, fighting ever since. at first it continues to be unbearable. one learns to live with it. we believed everything they promise said here. all will be resolved. more than 20 years later. sophia and the families mostly jewish are waiting, marking the anniversary. the feign piloted by the event last month. highlighted. >> translation: i hope it will be alberto nisman he died for us. he dedicated himself specifically. we call him the 86th victim i hope we don't see impunity as for the other 85. while the victim's families want justice. we know what that will achieve. some support the governments, others take a different course. bernstein's ex-wife was a victim. >> i'm going to say what others will hear. we tell the truth. it affects people. that's their problem. >> this is election year in argentina. they want an army of victims and alberto nisman. the government and the opposition were accused of playing politics with the case. we don't want anyone using the army of dead. the elec

look at sophia sandoval. she is celebrating her last day of cancer treatment. wonder woman star linda carter tweeted a real life wonder woman. let's show her some love. sophia's photo has been shared by more than a million people. >> she is adorable. one atlanta barber has mastered a new style designed especially for misbehaving kids. he gave his 12-year-old son a new do forgetting bad grades. it is called the benjamin button special. take a look. a haircut that makes the boy looks like a balding old man. he has been giving it away for kids in need of guidance. after the new look the grades quickly sky rocketed. >> i don't know. >> that's hilarious. >> mother nature is taking care of mine herself. two weeks ago and klay thompson went for 52. tonight it was steph's turn. he goes for half a hundred leading a huge warrior who wants to try a new burger? that's good! it's really good. very juicy. that's melted garlic herb butter. it's original. i like soft buns. i would buy this. this is amazing! could this be from jack in the box? definitely not jack in the box no.

. >> reporter: sophia lost her only daughter in the bomb attack in the jewish community center on the july 1994. she has been waiting fighting ever since for answers. >> translator: at first the pain was unbearable and it continues to be unbearable but one learns to live with it. we believed everything they promised us that within a year, all would be resolved. >> reporter: but more than 20 years later, sophia and the other families of the victims mostly jewish are still waiting, still marking the anniversary, the pain highlighted by the death last month of investigator alberto nisman. >> translator: i hope there will be justice for nisman. he died for us. so i hope his death won't be in vain. we call him the 86th victim. >> reporter: but while the victims families all want justice, they don't all agree how that should be achieved. they are divided. some support the government many do not, while others take a different course. this man's ex-wife was one of the victims. >> translator: we're not going to say what others want to hear. we're not going to play politics to win supporters. w

look at sophia sandoval. she is celebrating her last day of cancer treatment.nder woman. let's show her some love. sophia's photo has been shared by more than a million people. >> she is adorable. one atlanta barber has mastered a new style designed especially for misbehaving kids. he gave his 12-year-old son a new do forgetting bad grades. it is called the benjamin button special. take a look. a haircut that makes the boy looks like a balding old man. he has been giving it away for kids in need of guidance. after the new look the grades quickly sky rocketed. >> i don't know. >> that's hilarious. >> mother nature is taking care of mine herself. two weeks ago and klay thompson went for 52. tonight it was steph's turn. he goes for half a hundred leading a huge warriors come ring ring!... progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado tacos in

look at sophia sandoval. she is celebrating her last day of cancer treatment.da carter tweeted a real life wonder woman. let's show her some love. sophia's photo has been shared by more than a million people. >> she is adorable. one atlanta barber has mastered a new style designed especially for misbehaving kids. he gave his 12-year-old son a new do forgetting bad grades. it is called the benjamin button special. take a look. a haircut that makes the boy looks like a balding old man. he has been giving it away for kids in need of guidance. after the new look the grades quickly sky rocketed. >> i don't know. >> that's hilarious. >> mother nature is taking care of mine herself. two weeks ago and klay thompson went for 52. tonight it was steph's turn. he goes for half a hundred leading a huge w female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. find the tempur-pedic that's right for you and see why they're the most highly recommended bed in america.

. >> reporter: sophia lost her daughter in the bomb attack at a jewish community center at 9:53am on 18 july 1994. she's been waiting, fighting for answers. at first, the pain was unbearable and it continues to be unbearable. one learns to live with it. we believe everything they promised us that all would be resolved. >> more than 20 years later sophia and the families of 84 victims are waiting. still marked the anniversary. their pain highlighted by the death of investigator alberto alberto nisman. >> i hope there'll be justice for alberto nisman. he died for us. he dedicated himself to the army. so i hope his death will not be in vain. we call him the 86th victim. we hope we don't see the same impunity as for the 85. >> while the victim's family want justice, they don't agree how it will be achieve. they are subdivided. some support the government. many do not. others take a different course. the ex-wife as a victim. >> i'm not going to say what others want to hear. we are not going to play politics to win supporters. we tell the truth. that's their problem. this is election year

. >> sophia gutman lost her only daughter andra 1994. she has been waiting for answers. >> at first the pain was unbearable and it continues to be unbearable but one learns to live with it. we believed everything they promised us, that within a year all would be resolved. >> reporter: but more than 20 years later sophia and the families of the other 84 victims mostly jewish are still waiting. still marking the anniversary. their pain highlighted by the death last month of investigator alberto nisman. >> translator: i hope there will be justice for nisman. he died for us. he dedicated himself exclusively to the amea cause so i hope his death won't be in vein. we call him the 86th victim. but i hope we won't see the same impunity for other 85. >> while the victims families all wants justice they don't agree how that should be achieved. they are all divided. some support the government others do not others take a different cause. one of the victims' wives. >> we tell the truth and if that upsets people that's their problem. >> this is elect

. >> reporter: sophia lost her only daughter in the bomb attack on the jewish community center in july 1994. she has been waiting fighting ever since for answers. >> at first the pain was unbearable and it continues to be unbearable. but one learns to live with it. we believe everything that they promised us. that within a year all would be resolved. >> reporter: but more than 20 years later sophia and the families of the other 84 victims, mostly jewish, are still waiting. still marking the anniversary. their pain highlighted by the death last month of investigator alberto. >> i hope that there will be justice for nisman. he died for us. he dedicated himself exclusively to the cause. we call him the 86th victim, but we hope we don't see the same immunity of the other 85. >> while the families all want justice, they are not all agreed on how that should be achieveed some support the government, others do not others take another course. this man's ex-wife was one of the victims. >> we're not going to say what others want to hear. we tell the truth. if that upsets people, that's their pro

they were destroyed because they were egyptian and christian. >> sophia an interesting development in all this is that isis is now threatening italy, and italy is now scrambling to beef up its security? >> yes. according to the government, they are ramping up security and they're going to add an additional 1,800 security forces to the streets. one of the main concerns among people in italy is the fact there are thousands of people using this as a gateway to italy specifically. people that are desperately seeking a better life in europe but people are saying look we have thousands taking boats, what if some of those people will move to italy and they want to stop search and rescue missions, aid groups saying if you stop search and rescue missions you are destined to people who are all right seeking war and chaos. >> ambassador it's only 323 miles from tripoli into italy. is this a real threat? >> no it really isn't a threat per se. of course, the biggest problem is the fact that italy itself is a country where there's a significant muslim dissatisfied and disaffected muslim population.

sophia loren climbing the staircase to the salon and there she is warmy received by chaplan's wife una>> the families belongings are being stored here while it under goes the transformation into the new sem chaplan's world. and there are attempts being made to repurchase lost pieces of furniture. the house should look as it did during chaplan's lifetime. a separate film projection room is also planned. here his critical films, such as the great dictator, will be screened. that was his first talky, a famous parody of hitler and the nazis. >> the museum has one main. charlie chaplan will receive the visitors who come here from all over the world. they'll find out about his life, and the private person behind the film maker. >> the scupchur was created by an english artist from chaplan's birth place, london. even the facade of two social housing blocks commemorate him. and now there will be another memorial to his life. in his villa with its large park. the museum is due to open in 2016, a reminder of the genius of charlie chaplan who was far more than just a comedian and a film producer.

sophia and the families of the other victims are waiting. sting marking the ab versery. >> their pain highlighted by the death last month of investigatesor alberto nisman. >> i hope there'll be justice for alberto nisman. he died for us dedicating himself exclusively to the cause. i hope his death will not be in feign. we call him the 86th victim. i hope we don't see the same impunity. >> while the victim's families want justice, they don't all agree how it should be achieved. they are divided. some for the government maybe do not. others take a different cause. this man's ex-wife was a victim. >> translation: we are not going to say what others want to hear. we'll not play politics to win supporters, we tell the truth. if it upsets people that's their problem. >> this is election year in argentina, complicating the issue. everywhere says they want justice for the victims and alberto nisman both the government and the opposition have been accused of playing politics with the case. >> reporter: we don't want anyone using the armie are dead or

. >> good evening my name is sophia i'm the vice president of community services and education for planned parent holland hood i'm 2, 3, 4 support of the presentations and developing a structure to support a health education for all unified school district including the elementary school and hilda we've worked diligently to create a support for the health education for your scott taylor's students but one that supports our teachers to burger to implement this and create a solid structure for the elementary school and middle schools is essentially all the youth deserve an access to fax based health information we've had the privilege of working with san francisco unified school district the did you want and other organizations to support the prelims of sex implementation and hope this excludes in the middle school thank you for your support. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening. i'm jeff with the nonprofit i work with the succulence in the bay area with the sex east side programs it's been a pleased to watch san francisco coagulate through with the high school p

. >> reporter: sophia lost her daughter in the bomb attack on the jewish center at 9:53am on 18 july 1954. she's been waiting, fighting ever since for answers. >> at first, the pain was unbearable and tips to be unbearable. one lives with it. we were promised that all would be resolved. >> more than 20 years later. families mostly jewish were accused of hating marking the anniversary, the pain highlighted by the death of an investigator alberto nisman. >> translation: i hope there'll be justice for alberto nisman. he died for us. he dedicated himself to the cause. his death will not be in vain. we call him the 86th victim and hope he has the same impunity as the other 85. >> while the victim's families want justice, they don't agree how to should be achieved. they are divided. others take a different course. app ex-wife of this man was a victim. >> translation: we are not going to say what others want to hear we'll not play politics. we tell the truce, if that sents people that's their problem. >> this is election year in argentina, it terms the issues. they want justice for the army

the young ladies had amassed $600 in cash sales but 10-year-old sophia cantos knew something wasn't rightd gintz eyeing their cash box. >> he's looking around, looking at the cookies and i keep my hands on the box and start to like pull it away and all of a sudden he jerks and all of a sudden he goes for it. i jerk it away but he's like too strong he gets it. >> to sale from a kid working hard it's horrible. we're devastated. >> reporter: about ten minutes after running away, gintz allegedly returned to the safeway parking lot to get into his car. one of the mothers reported his license plate to police, who eventually arrested gintz for strongarm robbery. they say he had $300 on him, a k9 officer found the cash box ditched in a nearby creek. the officers ended up buying the remaining cookies from the girl scouts, that was $240 and they also chipped in a $60 donation. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> nice of those officers to chip in, thank you. >>> happening today a convicted sex offender just released on parole may answer to new charges in court this mo

now i talked with sophia's mom and she saysç while this experience was certainly very scary for her 10 here who were shopping trooid stayed for about an hour trying to help track down this guy and how the police reacte;÷dj$e quickly to catch this thief. she's] her 10-year-old daughter willcgfsé remember, the kindness of strangers. reporting live in san h71hzjose marianne fab row. back to you. >> that's cool how everybody stepped up including the policepk÷ officers, too. >> she is kinb:fñ of a hero.#me?)&ty >> i can't think of many people off the top of my head who don't en@%uz$u$e coo-r(t&háhp &hc > coming up next at 5:00.rls you cannot see them but they are all over our roads. the new bay area trend that's helping solve crimes and also keep companies in business. >>> it is the new reality. no matter where you are or what you are doing there is a good chance you are on camera. for instance dash cams in ta@ñ26Ñ cabs becoming the norm around the world and right here in the u.s. >> some peoplexdd but bey area's self me chang looks atccnswhether they are a safety feature or maybe just an

they amassed $600 in cash sales but something caught the eye of one of those scouts, 10-year-old sophia contos noticed a man eyeing their cash box with the $600 inside. sensing something wasn't right she kept her hand on the box. he was able to steal the box and the money. 23-year-old cody gibbs allegedly returned to the scene to drive off in his car, that's when sophia's mom jotted down the license plate number, police arrested him shortly thereafter for strongarm robbery. >> i didn't really know that a guy would do that. i didn't know that there were people around here that would do such a thing, and i -- it just made me feel bad. >> gibbs allegedly only had half the money on him. this is according to police. k9 officer helped find the cash box ditched in a nearby creek. the responding officers pitched in $60 for the troupe and bought the remaining cookies, valued at $240. gibbs expected to make his first court appearance this wednesday. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> the girls understandably a little shaken up there. thank you very much, bob. >>>

. >> hello, i'm sophia the student body athletic commissioner and we're going to get all our whole student council together and going to go and like what she said go around and make sure that no one has that many people to ooetd eat with we'll include them into our conversation not formal and try to get to know them and make them feel included and we hope that everyone feels comfortable with other students and they'll have like friends to eat with thank you. >> (clapping.) thank you very much i want to recognize principle of the presidio middle school tony paging in the audience. >> (clapping.) i don't have any public comment cards are there comments from any colleagues. >> commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. >> thank you. we did work about a year ago and for the middle that was a wonderful event so have the conversations led by young people and with young people and really identifying some of the challenges that our young people experience we may not be aware of i want to also send out any heartfelt thanks this is a a this is a labor of love for our whole first name it is pencil and hits home

the girls are with troops 60160 mostly fifth graders. 10-year-old sophia says a man tried to get the cash box right out of her hand. she did her best to hang on but he was too strong. the thief then took off running. >> i dpt know there were people out here what would do such a thing. and it just made me feel bad. >> the thief came back to the parking lot 10 minutes later. that's where witnesses spotted him and got his license plate number as he took off. police were able to quickly pull him over and arrest him for strong armed robbery. they found $300 on him and he told police he tossed the cash box in nearby creek. a canine officer found it. the girl got their money back and on top of that police bought $240 worth of cookes a and gave the troops $60 cash. the girl scouts were raising money far service project about water conservation. so tonight they are very happy to have their money back as for the suspects police have not yet released his name. reporting live in san jose marianne favro nbc bay area news. >> great job, marianne. thanks very much. >>> the port of oakland shut down

. ♪ we want to build a snowman ♪ >> reporter: for-year-old half her life, four-year-old sophia whiteer snow, ever since she memorized the movie "frozen" she's been dreaming of a blizzard to call her open and even though so far that hasn't been in the clouds for her her fortune started to change a few weeks ago when her mother micoal, called up her grandfather in rhode island. >> i said i wish i could teleport her up to you so she could at least build a snowman. that's all she wants to do is build a snowman. >> more i thought about it, i was like all right. >> can do this. >> reporter: sofia's grandfather allen queen is the parts manager at a harley davidson dealership in pawtucket. his idea-- not to bring sofia to the snow but to bring the snow to sofia. so far this season, allen has twice delivered snow from pawtucket, rhode island, to glen burnie maryland, more than 750 miles rownt trip just to surprise his granddaughter. >> first she didn't get it. she didn't really know what it was. but then when we shoveled some out and she saw it and she started playing with it, then it hit her

>> thank you, i want to thank ricky, sophia for a great presentation. we need to focus on the mayor's goal of affordable housing. i want to go back to the geographical distribution of sites. what percentage of this is overall rehab construction, meaning is this out of 20,000 or 100,000 or --. >> looking at that particular map? >> uh-huh. >> only about a third of that is -- roughly 5,000 of those units are rehab. if you're -- a lot of that is actually public housing that we're converting into private ownership and we're going to be rehabilitating those units for the next, for a long time because of our troubled housing authority. but of the balance is all new construction. >> right, but overall, in overall construction. >> correct. >> not just for affordable housing. >> oh, relative to the rest of the housing production? i don't have the housing pipeline that the planning department has with me so i can't say overall. do you have it? i don't have it. we can get back to you. >> it would be great to know by district. >> sure, absolutely. >> thank you. >> f

stood at the steps of city hall asking for the city to hear our cries, our cries for six year old sophia lou, and 23 year old amelia who lost thro lives to traffic and preventible and here we are one year later after working long and hard to come together around this issue and it's amazing to see the amount of people here today, the different department leaders. the progress with the private sector working with businesses and our city family to develop a large vehicle training program. these are the sorts of things that we need to embrace and continue as we head into year two and i also want to thank every single group that has become the vision zero coalition. we started off with a not so small group of 20 community organizations and now we're at 40 organizations so i just want to ask everyone in the coalition to raise your hand in pride for what we accomplished in this last year. [applause] and i also want to welcome as director reiskin said our new member and nick and coming from new york's city vision zero campaign and we're lucky to have him and i also want to recognize that we need

kennedy: in the movie he needs scarlett johansson and sophia vergara and so maybe women settle for sloppyit's all about what your goal is, if it is to settle down, you should be looking with that in mind, not thinking that you need brad pitt who plays in a chamber orchestra. but i just want to make that clear to my husband and everyone. [laughter] kennedy: you can only talk about what you know. >> aren't women better at settling anyway? aren't you experts at bargaining with these guys? if you like guys live in a fantasy world. because look at the guys that are walking around. kennedy: they all look like he'll are whether ryan gosling haircuts and their mustaches. kennedy: like brad pitt and the chamber orchestra. kennedy: coming up next, a new guest is joining us right here on site kennedy: welcome back. the only living member, giving us a glimpse into the crazy world of rock 'n roll in his new book, my life as marky ramon. thank you for joining me everyone is gone. >> unfortunately. kennedy: have their ghost haunted you for the last several years? why write the book now? >> it took five

. >> i think today, we have miss sophia. >> she's gorgeous she's wearing john collins rm67, so did youm67 right in your head. >> is this the same group that made your dress. >> yes yes, yes. >> so-so fee a is wearing a full body, body suit and she has a green seek win tool will with a train and cute black shoe. i loved this outfit last night. they rock the runway these kid. it is stunning. >> yes. >> how old are these kid, these are so cute. >> they are like nine. >> there was a two year old on the runway last night. >> so sonny, he has a white button down shirt with black harlem pants. this ties by rm67. he rock the runway too last night. they had baby face frames on. they were so cute. they did just such a great job. >> these are all local designers, up and coming designers. >> very much so, all up and coming designers. this gave designers who would not have an opportunity to be on the runway or just display their clothing or their creativity this gave them an opportunity to do so. i can appreciate that. >> he knows how to work it too. >> yes. >> open towed. >> yes. >> rocking the bo

. >> 10-year-old sophia says he snatched the cash box from her hands as she was selling cookies withher girl scout troop. >> i didn't know there were people around here that would do such a thing. >> cody grew up in san jose and says he's been on heroin for more than three years, using it daily. >> with the draw from heroin is really intense. kind of takes over a lot of you. including like your rational thought process. >> reporter: in a jailhouse interview, he told us after police pulled him over he admitted steal tag the cash box and handed over several hundred dollars to officers. >> money was recovered. >> he says he wants the girl scouts to know he's sorry for what he did. >> the reason i feel bad is because my little sister was a gir scout years ago. and it just reminded me of her after i did it. >> reporter: he says he hopes now he can finally get help battling his addiction. the troop leader says while she appreciates his apology, she says he did more than steal money from the girls. she feels he stole their innocence by exposing this em to crime at such a young age. i also r

princess sophia. >> reporter: princesses and baby dolls top her list but most of all she loves ride agol she wants to do. she loves to get on the bike. sit there and wait for you okay, come on. let's go. >> reporter: the problem is, that ava has out broken her toddler bike and because she doesn't have the muscle tone to pedal she needs a specialized adaptive bike. >> the bike she needs is $4,000. which is not feasible. >> reporter: that's why jennifer entered ava in the great bike give aways. >> these are the 10 different types of bikes. >> reporter: fourth year a non-profit called friendship circle is holding the couldn't that gives children with special needs adaptive bicycles. >> a bike is something you can't imagine a kid not having a bike in their childhood and especial especially a kid who loves to be on the bike. and it's been pretty hard trying to figure out some way of giving her that. >> reporter: there are of lots of children enter the in the great bike give a way and jennifer says it's heartbreaking because she knows they all need bikes. last year, they gave away over 160. >

at sophia typically an overnight low might be between five -- minus five and minus three degrees. lows expected there across wednesday. minus 12 minus nine. substantially colder air is going to be in place. as a result we go through time and look at going into tuesday. we still see moisture and very air fillering around, especially eastern sections of turkey. sandwiched between istanbul and ankra. the target zone for some of the heaviest moisture. in addition, winds out of the north could be brisk going into the next 48 hours, as well. rosemary? >> all right. karen maginnis many thanks for keeping an eye on what is happening there. we'll check in soon. >> thanks. >>> a-list stars filled the red carp tet 2015 bafta awards in london. eddie redmayne won the best leading actor for his portrayal of than hawking in "the theory of everything." a physical performance. and julianne moore won best leading actress for her role in "still alice." >> the coming of age film "boyhood," took top honors winning best film best director and best supporting actress. the baftas are often seen as a pred

and on january 19th, 2013, loney is no sophia, bulgaria, attending a meeting for a political party calledfor rights and freedoms. the party represents the country's ethnic turks and muslim minority. >> there are supposed to be elections around summer in bulgaria, so it was very important to have this meeting, be present in national media. it was an event that had big national importance. they are one of the opposition parties in parliament, and they hope to be part of the government. >> the headline speaker of the event is ahmed dogan. the party chairman for nearly a quarter of a century and one of bulgaria's most influential bulgaria's most influential political figures. he takes the podium for the live televised event where he's expected to announce his retirement and propose his replacement. >> mr. dogan came to give his speech. i was sitting actually right in front of the place where mr. dogan was speaking. i was sitting in a second row. >> dogan is giving his speech when unexpectedly, an unknown person dressed in black approaches the stage. >> i saw this young man walking up to him a

david arquette keanu reefs and james marston and sophia vergara vergara's ex answering if he'll attend her wedding. >> i don't think so. >>> the jetdi and j.j. abrams star from "star wars." >> mark in hollywood for the screening of his latest movie, "kings men, secret service." >> no stomach for violence. >> the audience can enjoy it they're going to have a great time. >>> old blue eyes 2.0. >> he channels frank sinatra. >> laurie metcalf singing the praises of bob anderson. >> can you suspend belief for a second and realize how exciting that would have been, to be there live. ♪ let's fly ♪ ♪ let's fly away ♪ >>> over at the link las vegas. >> there's plenty of traffic over 10.1 million people here. >> the astounding hotel full of a-list shopping complimented by the tasty restaurant off the strip. >> we throw a twist on some things. >> old favorites like burgers and fries and meatballs and this mouth-watering salad. >> our garbage salad it happens to be a favorite salad. >> if you want to throw your own vegas party. do it off the strip. >> we have three separate rooms. great for weddin

>> well, you know, sophia and joe, they have been engaged for about six months. wedding is being put on hold because joe what's to promote magic mike two. which in a weird way i feel like it's big mistake f i was joe i would have married so if he ya the day i proposed. >> he's like hey i want to promote magic mike two. he wants to bring his own money as well. i get it but at the end don't blow a good thing bro. >> might change your mine. head crack always pleasure. we appreciate the time. >> after fox 29 news at 10:2 hours of new and info taken many. tmz and inside edition followed by dish nation and chasing news at 12:30g why take chance on that one. lock that in. looks locate a scene out of movie in boston. pick up flies off right a highway over the weekend. the truck somehow crashed through the light pole. you got that there. went through the exit sign. took down a chain linked fence before landing on a highway below. the driver says because he's alive he remembers falling asleep and hitting a snow bank then waking up surrounded by paramedic. the man faces sev

. >> princess sophia. >> princesses and baby dolls top her list but most of all she loves ride ago bikehe wants to do. she loves to get on the bike and just sit there and wait for you like okay come on let's go. >> the problem is, that ava has out grown her toddler bike and because she doesn't have the muscles of muscle tone to pedal she nodes a specialized adaptive bike. >> the bike she needs is $4,000. which not feasible. >> that's with jennifer entered ava in the great bike give away. >> these are the 10 different types of bikes. >> the fourth year non-profit called friendship circle is holding the couldn't that gives children with special needs adaptive bicycles. >> a bike is something that you can imagine a kid not having a bike in their childhood and especially kids who loves to be on the bike. it's been pretty hard trying figure out some way of giving her that. >> there are lots of children entered in the great bike geoff away and jennifer says it's heartbreaking because she knows they all need bikes. last year they gave away over 160. >> she's just hoping that ava can get enough

sophia jones reporting from amman, jordan thanks very much. washington, mean while, appears to be divided over whether to arm ukraine in its fight against russian-backed separatists. renewed fighting in the eastern part of the country has brought calls to provide ukraine with defense material including anti-tank weapons. the divide on whether to do so has up to now appeared to be more about the white house versus congress than the usual ds versus rs. today during a news conference with ukraine's prime minister secretary of state john kerry said president obama is weighing his options. but he gave no indication that the president was ready to change his mind. >> we are not interested in a proxy war. our objective is to change russia's behavior and will consider all options that are available to us in coordination with our partners that will help us achieve a negotiated solution. >> and framing the other side of the debate, the senate armed services committee held a bipartisan press conference today where both the chairman and the ranking democr

another sophia starring in with the boyhood" and imitation game the young cumberbatch. >> pretty cool. nicely done. and that is what's trending today. >>> a lot of people blog about their dramatic weight loss. one mom is taking it differently. she is getting attention for an online detailing weight gain. why she says it is actually improving her life. >> reporter: from hollywood red carpets to magazine covers and popular tv shows, the message is clear, being thin is the key to happiness. >> push! who is it going to be? >> not so says joanie edelman the 40-year-old mother of five recently wrote an online essay being titled being thin didn't make me happy, but being fat does. in it she writes my weight went up and down way up like the bottom photo. way down it's been kind of like a roller coaster only way less fun. she says while being a size 4 it easier to shop for folks and heads turning, her physical hotness came at a price, eating 1,000 calories a day, running 35 miles a week and denying myself food when i was hungry. for joanie putting on the pound was no picnic. she

their names were hair yell jiles and sophia packard. and they established it in april of 1881 in the basement of a local chirk. they were befriended by the rockefeller family. they traveled around raising money for the college and they spoke in a church in ohio where john d. rockefeller heard them speak. his wife laura spelman rockefeller befriended the women and the rockefellers were very generous in helping them get established. the land where the college now sits was purchased largely with the help of the rockefeller family. in gratitude they changed the nail of the school, which was originally the atlanta baptist female seminary and decided to change it to spelman seminary in honor of mrs. rockefeller's family. they were abolitionists during the war, and it seemed fitting to honor that tradition with the name of spelman. and that's how spelman got its name. >> and your recommendation for a good place to go for a good history of the 106 hbcus around the country? >> there's a wonderful book that i read when i was becoming president. i

you might remember the imitation star put the announcement in the newspaper, the time and sophia aree's day. he's like romantic perfect guy. bromance and a regular crush. man crush monday. there he is. have a good one, we'll be right back. this is "today" on nbc. man crush monday. have a good one. this is "today" on nbc. ♪ ♪ with 5 perfectly sweetened whole grains you can't help but see the good. try new cheerios plus ancient grains. ancient goodness, great taste. >> you want to know how cold it is. this is from robbie extreme. >> give me a break, al. i'm heading south. the snowman said i'm done with it. >> heading to florida. >> i love it. >> in summer ♪ >> i didn't know you joined the show. >> that's the only thing i could do. it did work. >> i love that. more creative photos like that we want to see them. >> we will be here tomorrow. >> coming up next how much kathie lee and hoda know. >> that gets us ready for swimsuit season. the countdown. >> that's right and must see celebrity impersonations. do you do any? >> not like you do. >> like beyonce or anything? >> no. you are the va