mona documents the stories of abuse.happened to someone close to her. >> esop is a very good friend of mine. or on march 9, a young actor, had gone to join a demonstration in the square. >> he heard that the sit-in that was going on for over days in tahrir square was being dispersed by folks carrying like big sticks. sew ran to check on his friends. >> reporter: ali told us what happened. >> translator: i was taken into the museum off the square and the army cut off all of my hair and then they beat me with different kinds of rods and sticks. and they kicked me repeatedly. >> reporter: so they used tasers? >> translator: yes, they used tasers. they put them on many people. it was going on for several hours. there were more than 150 people in the arrest. >> reporter: mona helped lead a successful internet campaign pressuring the military to free ali. >> especially with the army violations and army torture cases, the internet is really sort of our only means. >> reporter: the activists have created the tahrir diaries. an o

. >> claro que decir y esperemos que muy pronto a juliÁn de la comunidad morro mona le mataron a su hermanonosotros somos responsables por la muerte de 50.000 personas. debemos dejar de asumirnos como vÍctimas y aceptar la responsabilidad de reconstruir a esta naciÓn. >> a esta caravana por la paz, su paso por ciudad juÁrez como lo es el inicio del movimiento. >> la caravana culminÓ con la firma del pacto ciudadano para terminar con las muertes y desapariciones y buscarÁ que se cumplan las sentencias de lsa corte interamericana de derechos humanos para darle oportunidades a los jÓvenes. por ahora es todos de esta ciudad juÁrez, chihuahua. >> muchas gracias. a poco mÁs de un mes que entrar en vigor una ley antiinmigrantes en georgia, grupos inmigrantes dijeron que es inconstitucional ya que afectarÍa no sÓlo a los indocumentados sino ciudadanos norteamericanos y residentes legales. su objetivo es que esta ley nunca entre en efecto. . en esta corte se escÚchalosargumentos de las >> estÁn tratando de implementarla. es la responsabilidad del gobierno federal. >> desde que el gobernador estampÓ

. >> up next on encore booknotes, mona charen talks about herb book, "useful idiots" how liberals got it wrong in the cold war and still blame america first. published by regnery publishing. it is about an hour.ul c-span: mona charen, author of "useful idiots" -- why are conservatives so angry with liberals? c w> guest: there are many reasons.h s. i guess there is a lot of pent-up anger over many years that liberals have set the national agenda, have decided nyt liberals set the national agenda have decided what is news and what isn't and what is moral and what is not and conservatives who tended to be critical of liberals until recently didn't have a good outlet to criticize. things have changed enormously lately. brian lamb: what has changed lately? >> you have a flowering of different outlets. you have the internet, newspaper columns, radio, talk radio, news a conservative book publisher who knows how to reach that audience brian lamb: but the name for the book came from another book publisher, peter collier? >> that's true. peter collier is a friend. he came up with the title. the

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in 1961, 7-year-old a mona price vanished while her family moved to a new home. investigators think she was a victim of serial killer edwards. the dogs have narrowed search to an area highway 101 just west of santa barbara. >>> the unusual new fault line discovered here in california. the popular tourist destination it could threaten in the event of an earthquake. >>> and potential new clue in the mysterious murder of rap super star who was gunned down more than 15 years ago. >>> welcome back to the morning news. new york police have launched an investigation into an online confession about rapper tupac shakur. the convicted felon named dexter ice sack claims he was paid $200 by a hip hop motion else to shoot tupac. he survived and moved to las vegas in what remains an unsolved case. he is confessing to bring closure. >>> hackers are claiming responsibility for problems with the c.i.a.'s website. the c.i.a. says the problem appears to be limited to its public site which does not include any classified information or have any impact on operations. but the agency i

for more analysis on the situation in greece and in athens we can turn to journalist mona stuff for lock you in the greek capital for us as we've just heard the government is being accused of using illegal chemical agents to disperse protesters a person who is great in the middle of the action of course in central athens what do you make of the measures taken against the people. i think the people who are very very angry during these days do see the this is a very huge bike it's a huge budgets with no future why they say no future because the situation is very dramatic here for our personal income for example. a medium. i mean my own salaries about forty percent of the seventy seven percent of money. must be to the banks so they see that their speed measures are very hard and i think out of the on the other one p.c. worked this time from to gender until now. it's month and transferred to banks outside of greece the tax revenues have decreased three point five billion. and this is so you would be. in the seventy five percent of the national budget payment so they don't see a future becaus

like giving us the mona lisa and saying, will you clean this?our house? >> jae, on the floor of our bedroom. >> jimmy: how cheap is steven spielberg? [ laughter ] >> it was crazy. to this day it doesn't make any sense that he would entrust two strangers that were 15 years old to repair these movies. >> jimmy: he's lucky you didn't use them to make -- as rolling papers or something. i mean -- [ laughter ] >> well, i wanted to steal a frame because it said written and directed by steve spielberg. i was like, come on, we have to. and matt's like, no. >> jimmy: you're lucky. it could have been disastrous. you might not be working with him now. >> this is true. >> jimmy: when he's the producer of your movie, does he do anything? does a producer really produce anything? >> he was amazing. he helped me -- you know, we worked on the script together and with casting. he spent hours in the editing room with me. it was amazing because he'd be sitting there. you know, it would be crazy because you know, there was steven spielberg and there were so many time

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there are some breaks behind that towards mendocino county and northwest mona county. shelter cove -- sonoma county. shelter cove. this late season system begins to move in, and there's more to come. not only the front, but also the associated low. you can see how it's just there inching into marin county. it's so close, jut right off north -- north of pacifica into san francisco. there's plenty off there. it will make it eventually. winds out of the west at 25 miles an hour. that warm weather has been knocked out of here. rainfall could amount to -- not much to really impressive. an inch plus in some of the wettest locations. between now and 6:00 in the morning, 60s and 70s. san jose reported partly sunny. they do have mild conditions with the south wind why advance of it. you combine the cold air with the days being rather long and any sunbreaks will juice up the atmosphere. the front goes through and -- there will be another piece of that going through. and then the low which will be tonight and tomorrow morning. rain develops moving south. cloudy and cool elsewhere

. >> reporter: mona lisa is toast. no really. she's made of pieces of toast.last supper. which is made of lint. dryer lint. amazing. >> it's one of my favorites. clearly one of the best things we bought in 2010. >> reporter: holy cow. >> bill, welcome to the riply warehouse. >> reporter: edward meyer has acquired thousands of art works to the 32 riply's believe it or not museums. >> the thing that first impressed me was just the overall size. 14 feet long by four feet high. >> reporter: the lint last supper hangs in orlando. >> all the salt shakers and the dishes and the knives and forks. everything is there. if details of the robes. judas over there with the dagger. >> reporter: wow. surprisingly it's not the first lint art he's purchased. how many pieces of lint art do you have? >> i believe the exact number is 47. >> reporter: you're kind of the louvre of lint art. and it's hardly his first last supper. >> in this museum we have the last supper painted on a dime. >> there's the last sup he were painted on a butterfly. >> reporter: is that a real butter flee

william and mona braun, and they're from omaha, nebraska, where lawrence welk used to play live. 75 yearsevity is success of marriage is making sacrifices. that's a nice one. and loving each other more than you can imagine. that's it, that's all. now back to new york. >>> all right, willard, thank you so much. coming up, we're going to get details on a death-defying stunt by a daring high-wire artist. but first, this is "today" on nbc. nbc. at progressive, you can bundle your home and auto policies and save. don't worry, tiny people. flo is a gentle giant. bundle home and auto at progressive.com. >>> we're back at >>> we're back at 8:38 with a man who has become an expert at cheating death. and he's done it live right here on "today." back in 2008, he walked and then biked across a suspended high wire 13 1/2 stories in the air in newark, new jersey. and there were some very tense moments. now he's creating new stunts with the help of his family for a discovery channel series called "life on a wire." take a look. >> ladies and gentlemen, he will now attempt to walk a wire over 2,000 feet i