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>> when was the first time you saw sydney and could speak to her? >> she still had the breathing tube in her. she realized i was there. and since she couldnt talk, she was actually trying to talk to me, so i asked the nurse in the room for some paper and a pen and i had actually before she started writing stuff down, though, she asked me about mom. i could clearly understand that. so i told her what happened to celeste. and of course sydney -- it was just a single tear just rolls down her face. ...

>> when was the first time you saw sydney and could speak to her? >> she had the breathing tube in her. she realized i was there and since she couldnt talk, she was actually trying to talk to me so i asked the nurse in the room for some paper and a pen and i had actually before she started writing stuff down, she asked me about mom. i could clearly understand that. so i told her what happened to celeste. of course, sydney -- it was just a single tear just rolls down her face. so then i got the p...

>> she had the breathing tube in her. she realized i was there and since she couldnt talk, she was actually trying to talk to me so i asked the nurse in the room for some paper and a pen and i had actually before she started writing stuff down, she asked me about mom. i could clearly understand that. so i told her what happened to celeste. of course, sydney -- it was just a single tear just rolls down her face. so then i got the paper and one of the first things that sydney wrote down was that w...

>> when was the first time you saw sydney and could speak to her? >> she had the breathing tube in her. she realized i was there and since she couldnt talk, she was actually trying to talk to me so i asked the nurse in the room for some paper and a pen and i had actually before she started writing stuff down, she asked me about mom. i could clearly understand that. so i told her what happened to celeste. of course, sydney -- it was just a single tear just rolls down her face. so then i got the p...

Harry. you spent the day with him. this is something he wanted to do for a charity thats very close to his heart. >> very dear to him. he founded it in honor of his mother, princess diana, who was one of the first holding an hiv positive orphan. at that time, it was revolutionary. thats why this organization is raising money for the same kids so many years later. heres that wonderful, iconic picture of her. supposedly, the polo match raised about $1 million today. >> is weve been talking all wee...

This is what he wanted to do for a charity thats very close to his heart. >> very dear to him. he founded it in honor of his mother, princess diana, who was one of the very first celebrities to be photographed holding an hiv positive orphan. at that time, it was revolutionary. thats why this organization is raising money for the same kids so many years later. heres that wonderful, iconic picture of her. supposedly, the polo match raised about $1 million today. >> weve been talking all week. harr...

>> finish this sentence. >> tbs. >> used to be good. >> the truth hurts. tbs? >> is that like a classic channel? i dont know. >> that was the original classic -- >> i dont even know, question mark. >> tbs? >> hilarious. >> say it like youve had a loss in the family. >> tbs? >> very funny. >> say it as if you were oliver a british orphan. >> its very funny. >> in eastern european accent and been hit by a car. >> very funny. >> perfect. >> this time youre a guy with a speech impediment. >> very, v...

An orphan and that adoption agency told them false information. and it was kind of my word against the adoption agency and plus they just spent all this money. theyre like we cant take you back because like youre our kid by law. so my sister and i just lived there for a while and later on i found out that they changed our names too, thats one of the reasons why the adoption fell i think. i was angry and i grieve over my name changed because i didnt want a new name. we already have ethiopian give...

Multiple counts of robbery and theft. >> translator: we dont have any rights here. there are skinheads here, fascists, we are attacked by them all the time and the government of the czech republic doesnt do anything about it. we just dont have any rights here as far as we, roma, are concerned. im kind of afraid of getting out because i dont know how things will go with me. >> according to him, he grew up as a gypsy, learning how to rob and be a thief and thats all he ever knew. that basically --...

>> translator: well, i believe the whole situation is banned and it wont improve russia and u.s. relations. its not going to be beneficial for the global world order. >> one of the acts taken by the russian was to ban the adoption of russian orphans by americans. but the people who are are being punished are russian orphans. these are often handicapped children or in some way regarded as undesirable who are given a new life of hope and stable family in the united states. why punish the russian o...