organization translated into english as neither whores nor submissives and in new york we cross to mona el to how we an award winning columnist and writer and another member of our cross talk team on the hunger all right crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want to marry him if i go to you first in london what is this issue can you give it to me is as a hierarchy or what's most important is this a religious issue is this a woman's issue is this a tolerance issue is this islam challenging the west in its own backyard because and looking at this is in a very complicated story because there are so many different points of view and we have parliaments now in western europe taking action to ban it which by the way very few women in western europe actually wear this type of garment go ahead. in fact as far as i'm concerned it's a symbolic issue but interestingly it's not symbolic for the women the where it despite much of what we hear it's actually symbolic for europe more broadly we're looking at an aging european society which is increasingly diverse and diverse

is so very essential if you pay an identity and we have fought so hard to achieve and maintain ok mona from go do you do you agree with not cheap populism. i think this is much more a result of silence what we've seen in in europe happening over the past few decades is basically the liberal camp being totally silent about those issues that are important what does it mean to be european today what does it mean to be muslim and european today and in this silence they have forgotten something else that we all of us who live in the west and that we enjoy after decades of fighting for as well and that is women's choice and women's freedom and in remaining silent what they've done is they've allowed the political right wing which is then a phobic and racist to basically seize the ground and dictate the debate but in this silence the liberal campus also armed the right wing on the muslim side what i call the muslim right wing so if the political right wing is engaging in this populism as miriam is saying the muslim right wing is equally in gauged into populism in that it's using the new card

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mona's time and the neighbor's time and the money they collected from muni riders, there is a lot of way to roll stuff like this. >> yeah. >> the standpoint of looking at stake holders through our community meetings. are you excited about this plan? yeah, great. are you excited enough to donate money up front or will it be worth it to you to say 20 dollars a month because you live, work in front of this pla place. are you interested in the spiritualy and financially enough to contribute to it. that's going to the community benefit district is to create an informal but binding subscription, if you will. yeah. i think -- i think it's going to be a bit of both. it will be we who i don't work there anymore but the people that are still in that lyndon building are the primary tenders. they will pick up trash and replace plants that get stolen or vandalizeded. whether it's tree pruning or paving repair that might need to be done by an ouder a outsider for. there will be a fund established. like in a homeowner's association. >> but that's a very complicated project. there are much smaller p

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. >>> quiero que sepan el público en general ex la tienen en presidencia senono es tad muy mona, tomandondro fernández esto aseguró el director de la empresa que organizó el evento que exige el dinero que se le había pagado, dice que va a presentar una denuncia por in cumplimiento de contrato tumor e garganta afecta a michael douglas será sometido a un tratamiento de roa quimioterapia por 8 semanas, el actor dijo sentirseoptimista, y espera recuperarse por completo. >>> seguimos pues aquí desata panned la caja de pandora de este nuevo programa de univision hoy vamos a presentar otra estrella que va a participar en esta producción que se lma mira quién baila se trata de maría gloria chagoyán lola la trailera. >>> ha vencido el poder del mal siempre montada en poderosos vehílos con su personaje de lola la trailera ahora llegamos a su vida íntima para conocer uno de sus secretosejor guardado. >>> aunque yo en la mayo riad película que han sido de pura acción no bailo ni canto, también le apasiona la música y pronto dará más sorpresas. >>> pero qué tal, esta invitación maravillosa que me hic

that diamond field is the in the mona solve mine named after the local scientists and pull with me headof back in the seventeenth century he said that there were diamonds in the region but the gems weren't found until much later this period opened in one nine hundred eighty two and the first diamond was extracted just five years ago not an easy task in a water rich region the field is located smack in the middle of the marshland amid rivers and springs engineers had to build an eight kilometer long canal to divert the water flow just like you i don't know of any other diamond fields where the extraction conditions are so complicated their work is like looking for needles in a haystack in every truckload of rocks only two or three diamonds can be found but they're no ordinary diamonds. most well deposits produce transparent or barely colored gemstones here we find them intensely colored diamonds green yellow even pink and blue. this side right here is one hundred metres deep and it produces about half a million carrots worth of diamonds each year now this is just the beginning because th

he's made a velvet portrait of elvis done in cheese puffs dust and a mona lisa entirely in ketchup. > real? does it hang somewhere? does he do it for fu oprah: we decided to do what we do best and that is a show about and with everyday people. this show always allows people to understand the power they have to change their own lives. if there is one thread running through each show we do, it is the message that you are not alone. the critical work to be done at the bottom of the gulf. will it stop up an oil well for good? >>> then, prison break. the inmates who escaped in arizona, their accomplice, and now the manhunt. >>> and fantastic failures. >> i have always been really interested in things that are misguided or miss the mark in some way. >> celebrating attempts at art. it's monday, august 2nd. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> those of you missing jeremy hubbard -- >> and who hasn't been. >> jeremy is a great guy and doing good work now. that story we just previewed is his story. really funny piece on the kind of people making fun of others like photos and art. it'

harmonic nuance, it's like walking in a museum and looking at the nice painting and then seeing the mona lisa and just going by instead of just saying hmm, that's a wonderful... and that's the way you should do it about harmony. you listen to a harmonic chord and it causes you to... for me sometimes it causes me goose bumps to listen to something like that. and the minute... and i sty the kids if you really, really realize what you're hering, the minute you feel it, i will hear in the your playing. you don't even have to do that much but i will hear in the your playing because i know that you are aware that there is something there that's happening. >> rose: the truly gifted have what? >> well, they have a particular instinct and an ear. they respond a certain way. obviously we're talking about technique. that also comes. but the gift is how you respond the music. for me. i mean, as i'm getting older i think that that's the most important thing. >> rose: you've seen greatness how often? >> there's always potential for greatness but what happens is potential does not always go the whole w

host: mona joins us from virginia. caller: yes. can you hear me? host: i can. thank you. caller: when i first inherited some money, i put it in the stock market. i trusted him completely. i thought that he could do everything. when he sold the very stocks i had inherited, he said they were not profitable. then i learned i was on the market. i did not even know what that meant. i would get these bills saying i had to pay and he said i did not have to pay. to make a long story short, after losing $80,000, i asked him about my 401k. he said that was rolled over. it blew my mind. i spent two hours listening to c-span's wonderful program last night about the economy and the budget. oh, it was so wonderful. i learned so much. i am a strong republican, but i have to say the only good thing i can say about obama is that he -- one person said that he has had eight requests from obama to upgrade the technology and to organize it in such a way that they are all working together and that they will stop making changes until they catch up with all the technology. computer today, in 18

. >> reporter: mona banden is the president of the national jousting association.g. >> at a jousting tournament, i'm known as maid of midway. >> reporter: she's been at it nearly 20 years. what are the rules of jousting? >> you start your horse at the start. it's an 80-yard course. ♪ saddle up saddle up >> reporter: you have eight seconds to make it down the course. the object is to catch each ring hanging from all three arches. ♪ saddle up saddle up >> reporter: get every one, and you move on to the next round. there are four skill levels in competition. and the better you are, the smaller the ring gets. so this is the scale of ring size. >> you work your way through and keep on getting smaller and smaller. >> reporter: and this is the smallest? >> right. >> reporter: because after this, it's called invisible, right? >> pretty much. >> reporter: jousters like george cadet, an orthopedic surgeon, consider this the perfect hobby. generally when you tell somebody you're jousting, what is the reaction most often? >> the reaction is they're waiting for me to put on my