. >> there's a story behind every car here. the lola was part of andy warhol's fleet. and steve mcqueen liked to race this dune buggy. how long does it take you, start to finish, to restore cars? >> it depends on the finish. this car's taken about four years. >> with $20 million and untold hours invested in cars, how do you protect them? >> in terms of stealing them? they're really unstealable, they're so well known, who could you sell them too? >> as much as jim loves the prefab kated cars in his collection, he still wants more from a sports car. >> there was a period where people were saying the new ferraris aren't pretty anymore and we don't understand them. i've been a collector for a number of years. an one day i got a call from outside design workshop. >> they created most of the iconic ferrari model. the head designer wanted to prove he could still make a classically pretty ferrari, an idea the car company rejected. that designer turned to jim, for jim's ideas and jim's cash, offering to make him the ultimate car. >> he needed to find someone who wasn't afraid of annoying

. what about milk for lola? jack, your bag is undone. right. please. in you get. we've never been late yet. who is your chaperone today? okay. give me a kiss. as soon as i sit at my desk it's wonderful. you just kind of sit and you go, ah, that's great. >> i am just exhausted just watching that. so we'll talk about this. here with me in new york is cnn commentator and human behavior expert, mel robbins, you know her, and sandra singh lowe, who has a book out this week called "the mad woman and the volvo, my year of raging hormones." welcome to both of you. i'll tread lightly in this statement. sandra, let me start with you. it's quite a title to the book. where did it come from? this whole juggling act we're talking about, how did you decide to write this? >> well, i'm a mother. i'm a 52-year-old mother of a teen and a pre-tween daughter and i'm menopausal, so all these hormones are hitting at the same time for mothers who are in the sandwich generation i call it, the triple ms, middle-aged mothers in menopause, women feel very overwhelmed right now. and our coping strategies, you know

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there was a corn on the internet full lola members of the ukrainian of clomid and troy ukrainian unity self defense forces including the right to act out together at the top of that famous but to own two cats. this they did nobody a couple of hundred of them and that they were preparing what the photo they were preparing a row from the pavement to throw out to the pro russian today said they believed was going to bed that didn't happen either. what happened in the end was that that that the approaching trading courses including rights act that would persuade it's not going to try that for the russians that whether they work but instead to go and meet with the new chief of police and a density of uncut their ancient who has been appointed to the position today up to the authorities decided to fire the rest of the leadership of a dentist but he's forced to admit that bad management of what happened on the second of may against all of a crime that in dense out what the situation is in the country southern port city. let's head down to the east of ukraine full swing as anemic as us has a s

mismo por tí. >> tengo una gata lola que no tiene una oreja, pero que es brutal y cariÑosa. >> te defenderÍa a morir. >> espero que me defienda. >> gracias por acompaÑarnos. >> gracias. ♪ televisa presenta. ♪ por su culpa entrÉ en coma. si me dejan morir es Él. >> no, no lo puedo creer. se ve tan buena gente. >> estÁ mintiendo. es todo. siempre ha sido lo mismo. por eso no quiero que me vea asÍ. dÉbil. primero tengo que recuperarme. para poder eenfrentarlo. o

deployment. it is not the son, sister, brother, mother. it is actually his dog lola. these are fun too. puppies are so excited. >> puppies. >> it looks like she is posing for pictures. >> a quick look back at the camera. here we are. >> this actually happened back in 2013. but it is just now getting a lot of attention online. >> 360 degrees around the world on a bike. >> 36 countries in the course of 600 days. >> hear all about the diaries of a modern motorcyclist. >> explain what it is like to just leave society for three years. >> some p.d.a. gets freaky. >> it's not like a little peck. it is one tongue-touching. >> why this sucky-face setup was so over the top? >>> i love this video so much. it makes me want to run through this office wall screaming and never come back. wow. sg glion. >> this was alex chacone, traveling around the world on his motorcycle. 125,000 plus miles, 36 countries in the course of 600 days. >> that's freaking awesome, that land, that sea. under water, desert. >> he is jumping off a bridge or something? >> he went bungee jumping. he is 26 years old. he does th

that. >> lola is frank's mother's name. but she was already named lola when we got her. >> okay. >> and louie cassidy named. i can't think of the other dogs. >> you always leave them out. time for our johnson's baby of the week. our first johnson's baby of the week is arya page hammond born in morehead city, north carolina. she likes making silly faces. >> next, camden taylor parker. born in chattanooga, tennessee. parents marina and brian offer this advice to new parents, the bags under your eyes from all the late nights are well worth all of the cuddles. so true. >> next baby of the week is adelyn jeanne smith, born with a full head of hair, from manahauken, new jersey. the mom tells other new parents, it is okay not to have it all together. >> doing good, mom. our final johnson's baby of the week is mylah haley bazile, born in alan, texas, on april 29th. joins a big family, six other siblings between the ages of 8 and 22. >> lots of baby-sitters. >> congratulations to everybody. if you want to submit your baby, go to klgandhoda.com. >> we got a big, big show. if your kids hav

mistake of going, go, lola. lola is an 80 pound golden doodle and she went and -- kathie lee went down again, too -- i am now going to change my twitter handle. what should it be? let america decide. either @clutzyleegifford or @lousylucklouise. >> i like both. i like the clutzy one, i think. here is who worried about you. here is somebody worried about you. we have her on tape. i went to a cyndi lauper/cher concert. >> i know you did. >> and cyndi lauper was very concerned. let's take a listen. >> hey, kathie lee. >> kathie, i heard you fell. take it easy. >> take it easy. >> no running. >> about to go on stage. >> we're about to go on stage. we're backstage at the cher -- hoda is here. >> we can't wait. it is going to be big. >> going out like a wrestler. >> that's how you do. yes! yes! >> get strong, stay strong. peace out. >> peace out to you too, sweetie. that's so nice. >> she sang "girls just want to have fun." we were backstage for a minute. joanne is there, a crazy cyndi and cher fan. and cher got on stage and she looked amazing. and she said, a quote to the crowd, i'm 68

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regional issue. the involvement needs to be robust and immediate to get these girls back. >> lola, going and taking a step back, we talked about the poverty and the irony that you do have the capital of nigeria hosting this world economic forum. the other issue i'd like to talk about, is this an issue of anti-colonialism. there's a scholar from the university of indiana who said really it isn't western education that's forbidden, it's more of a broader colonial term and a reaction against the fact that colonialists when they were running that country forbade the traditional religions and teaching which was islamic teaching. and boka haram is a reaction to that and westernism itself. how has that aspect and poverty played into the groups like boka haram. >> with all due respect to that person, i don't necessarily believe that. in the south, for example, you have educated people who are christian, who are muslim. it's not really about colonialism. i think in that particular region of nigeria, there's a lot of poverty. it's the poorest area in nigeria, about three times the amount of povert

nigerian writer and commentator and broadcaster, lola, and thank you for joining me. >> thank you for having me. >> and heartbreaking news that reuters is reporting, and we are working to get more confirmation, but they have now again attacked a village and taken eight girls, with all of the international pressure on the group right now to be more brazen to go in to take more girls is stunning. >> yeah, i mean, in some ways i am thinking that it might empower them that there is so much attention on them right now, and it seems that is the case. >> and also, we are hearing from the white house saying that the nigerian government has not requested assistance, and we are not sure what assistance the administration would provide, but that there is not a request at this point. and also a development that is unsettling to so many. >> yeah, it is unsettling, because i mean that the nigerian president said that he had spoken to president obama a couple of times, and we don't know the exact nature of that conversation, but it took him three weeks to issue a general statement to the pub lek

thank you, michelle, bernard and lola. we'll be right back after the this. the performance review. that corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. and yet, there's someone around the office who hasn't had a performance review in a while. someone whose poor performance is slowing down the entire organization. i'm looking at you phone company dsl. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business built for business. >>> let me finish tonight with this horror in africa. over 200 schoolgirls aged 15 to 18 hauled away in trucks by a group out to destroy modern education. some have been forced to marry. others have died already. the question is what can we do? what can our country do to rescue them from what could end up being a life in captivity of degradation, fear and possibly death at the hands of men who think women should be subjected to the worse to make them, in their twisted kwies, pure. i hope we can help and i hope the afr can association of unity gets together. i hope the world can pressure, inspir

controversy surrounding the search for these missing girls, nigerian writer lola. lola, thank you so much for being here. i wanted to talk to you today because of two parts of this. you wrote in a leent college for "the sunday times" the following. you said, "if this had taken place in the u.k. or anywhere else in the west, there t would be no doubt that it would have been considered an international crisis." you also wrote, "while nigerians have come to expect inept tud from the nigerian government, in this kind of case it's unacceptable." address for me those two parts of this story, equally tragic. one, this isn't stofr a bigger story around the world, and, two, the nigerian government's own role in it. >> well, the first is that what it has tang to get to the point where people are now discussing the story in the way that we are today is really everyday people on twitter saying hold on a second. what's going on? why isn't anyone talking about this? why isn't anyone reporting it? because obviously there was a story with the malaysian airlines flight that disappeared. then there we

to do everything we can to recover these young ladies. >> lola, what's the best repo reporting right now about where the girls have been taken? take? >> there isn't much. to be honest with you there really isn't. no one really knows. what people think is they may have been taken to the sambisa forest which is a former game reserve. a vast space where the bok boka haram spent most of their time and are based. to be honest, nobody really knows. >> that's as big as yellowstone park. it's enormous. >> yes. >> that opens the question. you know the terrain. is it feeble for a military operation from washington if we get troops over there does that make a plausible campaign for them to go into the jungle testify never been into and the world of languages they do not know seeking out a group of people they don't know what they look like. i wonder if it''s feasible. >> they have to do it from above. an aerial way in, of looking at things. that particular region borders other countries as well. we are not just talking about forests. they could have escaped into countries. it's a difficult miss

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] >> next speaker, please. >> thank you. good evening. my name's ika, i'm currently ly enrolled at lola high school and i'm the student representative for the thank the board members for taking the time to recognize our needs. also, thank you for supporting who we are and our goal to not only educate our students, but to also educate the teachers of our district. and as a little gift from us to all of you, we would like to give each of you a certificate of appreciation so thank you very much. [applause] >> that's a first. [laughter] >> i think i speak for the board. thank you so much. this is fabulous. this is actually, like, so cool. thank you so much. this has never happened here. we're silent here which is really unusual, so thank you so much. that's great. thank you so much. i'm glad that it all worked out. thank you to staff that made it happen. [applause] >> next speaker please >> good evening commissioners and superintendents. i'm the president of the social justice community at rooftop k 8. we plan campaigns and events we feel will help our school community. this year we got the

currently ly enrolled at lola high school and i'm the student representative for the thank the board members for taking the time to recognize our needs. also, thank you for supporting who we are and our goal to not only educate our students, but to also educate the teachers of our district. and as a little gift from us to all of you, we would like to give each of you a certificate of appreciation so thank you very much. [applause] >> that's a first. [laughter] >> i think i speak for the board. thank you so much. this is fabulous. this is actually, like, so cool. thank you so much. this has never happened here. we're silent here which is really unusual, so thank you so much. that's great. thank you so much. i'm glad that it all worked out. thank