ok mona i'd like to go to you again another issue that's being brought up in this program is that who benefits the most from this crime ok and there's so many different variations here some people say it's the israelis the americans others say it's syria certain factions within lebanon of course has a law you know logically in your mind who benefited from this why it was done. those who benefited is those who go into one to see a stable levanon and this has been going on for twenty five years and we don't know who it is but we know at the same time that there are people who are to be held responsible. until now we don't know who are the real people to sponsor but it is possible that there are other indictments identifying individuals in other countries and that's what we were trying to say earlier there has been speculation that syria could be issued with and it's not clear. that our speculation is that israel could be indicted also so nothing is clear but what i want to see is that beyond lebanon and syria this is a global judicial process that doesn't only belong to levanon because

in jerusalem we cross all makes sharon he is a writer for commentary magazine and in cairo we have mona evades she is a professor at the american university in cairo ok folks cross talk was in effect but first let's have a show report on the tribunals findings today. days ago a united nations tribunal delivered its long awaited indictment of four has a lot of fish oils in lebanon accused of assassinating the country's former prime minister rafik hariri and a roadside bomb six years ago the indictments now risk reigniting sectarian violence in a country already rattled by decades of bloodshed these political establishment now faces a tricky challenge it needs to find a compromise that both honors its international obligations and prevents a dangerous political split with a shiite has a belong with men currently enjoying great political clout and lebanon but that's what we are today in front of a new reality that request a wise approach and putting the supreme interest of the country should need peace our national unity and knowing the truth of a concern. ever since it was opened in two t

prison's stupid. >>> there's been some good news for mona selame as well.used of passing prescription drugs to another inmate but now has been cleared. >> the report was written for a major violation for the other inmate for the possession of the seroquel, and selame was not given any discipline. >> but in years past, drugs have wreaked havoc in selame's life. her first sentence was 12 years earlier for dealing drugs. >> they got a pound of methamphetamine, like two ounces of chronic at that time, and it was on sunday. it was my bad. i never worked on sunday. but here you go, money and greed got me getting off my ass and going, delivering a pound. it was $20,000 i couldn't resist. but i never worked on sunday, and here i go again, get wasted on sunday again. >> why do you never work on sunday? >> because i do believe in him actually. yeah. i leave that for god and just to relax and not do work. the drug usually takes over. and here you go. he's trying to teach me something somehow. >> selame was sentenced to 4 1/2 years and says when she got out, she stayed

here to help us discuss this are mona scott young, executive pro-tires of vh-1's love and hip-hop, jimmybriggs, co-founder around executive director of the man up campaign and esther ermarks international journalist and radio host. thank you all for joining us, such an interesting topic, love or even black love, does it exist? >> i'd like to think so. >> i think it's outrageous. i have to just say this every time we talk about black love, it is from the from a point of crisis, it's died, it's dead, it's been buried, senate a wake there's an obituary it is always done and over. i'm like, have you met the president of the united states and his wife, mich ole 'bama? clearly, black love doesn't just exist it thrives it moves it evolves. >> so why are we getting divorced all the time? >> let's just be clear it is not just black poke. the divorce rate across america is one thing and when you don't separate and think about the totals in terms of black community, there's always this picture of doom and gloom and that inaccuracy, it feeds that crisis and notion tapped is always this point of [ ga

the enigmatic mona lisa. the mona lisa has that mysterious smile. mrs. kennedy is a bit mysterious even to us today because she maintained a tight hold on her privacy. look at other first ladies since. all of them have written memoirs. mrs. kennedy never wrote a memoir. think of hillary clinton memoir until she talks about finding out her husband's infidelity and she says high want to dream build neck. maybe she wanted to do the same to president kennedy but she never wrote about it and never went on oprah to tell about it. she kept these things in her heart and it adds to that mystique. it was perfect for her to facilitate the bar wing of painting the mona lisa from the french. it is the height of the cold war. we need france as an ally. the president of france could be prickly and it could be difficult to deal with him at times. but notice how mrs. kennedy is standing next to andre melrose. this is how she approached men of power. she would talk her shoulder underneath there's and she would use that very whispery voice she had and whispered to him and

prison is stupid. >> there's been some good news for mona as well. drugs to another inmate but now has been cleared. >> the rrt was written for a major violation for the other inmate for the possession and salima was not given any discipline. >> but in years past, drugs wreaked havoc in her life. first sentence was 12 years earlier for dealing drugs. >> pound of methamphetamine and two ounces of chronic at that time. it was on sunday, my bad, i never worked on sunday, there you go, money and greed got me, getting off my ash, delivering, $20,000 i couldn't resist. i never worked on sunday, there i go, wasted on sunday again. >> why do you never work on sunday? >> i do believe in him. i believe that for god and relax and not do work. the drug usually takes over. trying to teach me something. >> salima was sentenced to four and a half years and says when she got out she stayed clean and even opened her own sandwich shop, then she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. >> after all that, wow, you got cancer. you might be dead in three months. [ bleep ] it. g

. >> reporter: at 79 with her heart condition, mona shaw doesn't seem like the violent type.he and her husband don live near manasas virginia and rescue old or disabled dogs. comcast had screwed up their phone service. they just wanted it back. >> we had been down there. we had been to the office and asked to speak to the manager or a superviseor. they put us on a bench out in the hallway, said we'll get him for you. two hours later they walked out and said, oh, he went home. >> reporter: that was a friday in august, 2007. by monday afternoon after a week without a phone, mona shaw was mad. >> and i thought, okay. let's see. a hammer. >> reporter: see the pin on her collar? >> so i walkd in, walked past a whole bunch of people standing in line and leaned over the counter and started smashing the dickens out of their computer and telephone. the one woman got up and ran. she just took off running. i said, have i got your attention now? >> reporter:. >> your call is important to us. thank you for holding. (music). >> reporter: admit it. when you're on hold in customer service he

the sequence describing the shape of a sunflower and the shape of a galaxy or like ufos painted the mona? >> neither of those. >> stephen: this is basic cable we're talking about. >> it's a history of the universe really, a history of what we know of the universe. >> stephen: a short book. just one volume? it must be in sonnet form. >> it's only been around for 13.73 plus or minus 0.12 billion years. >> stephen: who's counting. >> that tiny bit. >> but also the future of the universe. >> stephen: how can you write the future? >> we know roughly how the universe has evolved to this point. you can send that off into the future and you can predict how it's going to go, but the number in the series, which is the oldest thing we can imagine, which is a point in the universe when all the black holes, the collapsed stars evaporate away to nothingness, and the number is ten to the power of 100 years. that's one with 100 noughts. if i took an atom, one, two, three, and started counting. i'd run out of atoms on the earth very quickly. there are 100 billion stars in the milky way galaxy, 300 billio

mona's later, william and a baby, then william and kate and the baby. you can just as the sort of speculation that these pictures will give rise to. by now the island was feeling the effects of being on the atlantic coast. it was raining and blustery. it was a good moment for the search and rescue service to demonstrate flying skills. the canadians have a special technique for search and rescue. they land the helicopter on the water. the second line to the throne is about to try this for the first time. the approach was steady and then splashdown. for a moment it did look as though that he was joined in the submarine service, but all was well. sighs of relief all around. there was more than a dozen landings in all. one wonders what the duke of cambridge will try next. >> greece received another blow when the credit rating agency said the country's huge bailout will lead to it defaulting on its debt. this is hardly alone in trying to tackle their overspending have it. the u.s. senate is cancelled -- has canceled their recess to tackle the problems. are t

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how does the mona lisa look today? >> she was smiling. >> she was smiling? >> yeah. >> it's closed? >> yeah. >> so you can go up in the eiffel tower? >> yeah. >> it's beautiful up there? >> very beautiful. >> i don't have time to go up there. ♪ >> yes, that was the most exotic place "way too early" will ever go. we were in london for the royal wedding. went to paris for three hours and saw the entire stichlt as you saw, we didn't have a lot of time but we pulled it off. >>> let's get a check on weather from meteorologist bill karins. he's been here about every single day. >> it's hard to top that. >> we've got a few tricks up our sleeve. you may be involved in a few minutes. >> all right, willie. congratulations and good morning, everyone. heat wave continues in the middle of the country. we have effective heat warnings in in effect. kansas city, wichita and tulsa. we had the rain last night that cooled off areas like new york city and new england so it actually feels kind of refreshing this morning. that won't be the case later this afternoon. d.c. around 91. still hot. but the hum

long early mendoza both teams were reduced to ten men just out of the out of our group john calipari mona lisa and john bruce's you're both see right now the game was decided after a ninety second by moving to the net by carrier however despite the defeat still finished third in the group also qualify for the last eight. all we want a possible move to see carlos tevez return to south america has been spotted brazilian side current in say they will not increase their initial offer of fifty five million dollars which was turned down by the strikers club much to city twenty seven year old is currently playing for argentina not the copper america and cup stated he wants to move away from lancaster family reasons before the start of the new season however a move back to his former club playing against now looks unlikely with the brazilian transfer window closing if you have the twentieth her in the meantime arch rivals manchester united have been dealt a blow in their reported bit by netherlands midfielder was this neither when someone with syria our side has denied their twenty seven year old

the country orthodox christianity but that choice may well have been different and of the beautiful mona she which you can see over there may have easily been a mosque because back then in the year nine hundred eighty eight delegates from all religions came over to clear two of the five even to offer their religion historians are still finding proper explanation why did choose orthodox christianity some even joked that this choice because the orthodox christianity in fact allowed people to drink wine well maybe this is a joke this is being debated by historians more likely that the choice for the orthodox christianity was more geopolitical because. even wanted to have closer ties with other european powers nevertheless this was a historical decision and believes all across the post of its base are celebrating this day. now on the way around foreign minister about how it's resolved western concerns about its nuclear program for business update. i welcome to our business report here in our teeth thanks for joining me who has reach a three year high against the euro dollar basket growth of

finishing top of their group after one know when i would peru things were reduced to ten men call mona and truly suppose you're both getting a red card in the second half and the guy was decided by no goal in stoppage time. turning it into. a big means bring things to you like qualify for the pull of the final i mean all the possible moves the colors titles back to sac america has been scuppered brazilian side corinthians saying they will not increase their initial fifty five million dollars which was turned down by his club match to city the twenty three year old is currently playing for argentina at the copper america and had stated he wants to move away from the family ring. since before the start of the season however a move back to his former green from inside now looks unlikely the brazil transfer window closing on july twentieth. is rivals much like you are in the states for the pre-season world football challenge tournament is the start of a new era in field after paul scholes retired the squad took time out to visit harvard university and even though manage this manager sir al

no the mona lisa me looks strange i agree which we consider it better to be a second or third wife rather than think you are the only one and be decently mistaken this cassidy of man is also be down to their propensity to gauge in was described as unhealthy behavior alcoholism and reckless driving is cheap in a way i think countries seem to have that so you my story trying t. eighty years old reasonably smart fairly pretty and very compassionate yet i'm so single i my order of tying the knot again since leaving every year according to recent poll in russia forever single man over thirty thousand are single women still on the lookout for their prince with their wounds search for true love becoming simply sickly challenging no wonder our eyes are wondering of ruled and there from russia with love mantra is to go in strong. regional shanty moscow. twenty years ago one of the world's legendary rock grounds all the grounds for their queens flamboyant from around pretty much every was undoubtedly a pivotal moment but a guitarist and songwriter brian may tells us later that the show did go on an

country adopted orthodox christianity but that choice may well have been different and of the beautiful mona she which you can see may have easily been and more so because back then in the year nine hundred eighty eight delegates from all religions came over to key of two of the priests to offer their religion historians are still finding proper explanation why did not even choose orthodox christianity some even joked that just choice because the orthodox christianity in fact allowed people to drink wine well maybe this is a joke this is being debated by historians nevertheless this was a historical decision and believes all across the post office space are celebrating this day. artie's eye catching video reports lined up few online or you tube channel where we have no reach we're very pleased to say we're not about stone of five hundred million views thank you if you contributed to reaching out more stone for us r.t. is the first of a twenty four hour international news channel to reach that high number only in march artie's video materials on the japanese quake and the tsunami collected mo

country adopted orthodox christianity but that choice may well have been different and the beautiful mona she which you can see may have easily been a mosque because back then in the year nine hundred eighty eight delegates from all religions came over to key of two of the priests to offer their religion historians are still finding proper explanation why did lead even to choose orthodox christianity some even joked that just choice because the orthodox christianity in fact allowed people to drink wine well maybe this is a joke this is being debated by historians nevertheless this was a historical decision and orthodox believers all across the post office space are celebrating this day. the news this hour here on nazi headlines coming your way in a bit right now. care about them to business here and there well has reached a three year high against the euro dollar basket fears over the debt situation in europe and us are contributing to the rally but as if an endorsement from sistema financial corporation explains the currency is mainly being driven by technical factors. it looks like the

country adopted orthodox christianity but that choice may well have been different and of the beautiful mona she which you can see over there may have easily been a mosque because back then in the year nine hundred eighty eight delegates from all religions came over to key of two of the tool for their religion historians are still finding proper explanation why did lead even to choose orthodox christianity some even joke that just choice because the orthodox christianity in fact allowed people to drink wine well maybe this is a joke this is being debated by historians more likely that the choice for the orthodox christianity was more geopolitical because. i didn't want to do have closer ties with other european powers nevertheless this was a historical decision and it was believers all across the space are celebrating this day. i think that's the way we need to fix our i'll be about the not going to buy headlines of a few moments the business now they with moving. hello and welcome to business here on artsy now we start this hour with the ruble which has reached a three year high against the

capital murder and sentenced to death in just two hours by a jury of ten whites in two black others mona boom you know saying that the listen to this. i feel like the truth will go soon for. i would never would have thought it would be what they'd done to. taking me to. come pick me like this so there was that. they had to do this just not mouse never would have the warrant for the raid was based entirely on a tip from this quote reliable police informant. that. they're very. proud. that this entry did as huge favor bell even that racial story because it became very valuable in the pursuit of this but still spent nine and a half years in prison three on death row before he won his appeal and eventually his freedom when his mother came to me jorge happens to be the same age as my older son he wants to be. and i couldn't help but think you know that i could be muslim for defending corey evans says he was fired as prince's public defender today corey is among friends and family who are. never spouse amanda and i played a hero then against them because this is nature and he's been like that

all right stephen mona thanks so much again for being back on the cars the report thanks all that's all the time we have for this week oh the car's a report with me max kaiser i want to thank my guest stefan molyneux if you want to send me an email please this car is a report at r g t v are you until next time this is nice guys are saying. was in the cool down region where men flock from all over the world to have a few centimeters to their cell come. this time are to go to the on the region. for the gold rush still gets people like joe. try to save its culture. where cranes are protected in the first official nature reserve. to the region. but should close up on r.g.p. . stock stores division belgium is in danger of breaking into six to join france this has sparked a wider fear is that you're a good front chain to ethnic groups and destroy the union. more violence in old brady troubled london than costanza clash over a border checkpoint security council has held an emergency meeting to discuss the situation a nation peacekeepers were sent in to restore order after a policeman was kille

her name is appropriately mona. and she's doing just fine after enduring 15 months of pregnancy.know. >> she's got prettier eyelashes than me. >> don't be so modest. >> okay, i won't.. >>> you know who's got the most beautiful eyes? he's in one of the most beautiful places in america and that's our sam champion. hey, sam. >> yeah. but, robin, it's a secret until august when we do the big reveal on the beautiful places in america. so, super secret location. but t let's pop to the tropics, a lot to talk about. could a a tropical depression forming today. and we think it's got about an 80% chance now that it will. be the answer? and there it is in the circle of suspicion right there. here's what the models do with it. and could it be the thing that breaks the drought and the heat wave that goes on into the deep south? in texas, oklahoma, arkansas, iowa be a part of this, louisiana, as well. we don't want a strong, tropical system. but getting a system like that to bring cooler temperatures and moisture to 75% of the state of texas is in the highest level of drought. and ok at those

the four guilty verdicts could mona total sentence of four years.he big question is would that time be served concurrently, all at the same time, or consecutively? meaning one after another. that's going to depend on h the judge sees these four counts. does he see them as four lies about the same thing? or four separate acts. >> reporter: even if the judge decided to give her the max time consecutively, she's already served three years. allowing important what in florida is called game time and good behavior and any additional sentence might be a wash. there are potential complicating factors. casey anthony already has a felony conviction. check fraud. and the judge might take that into account. >> prior conviction which occurred during the 31 days, by the way, for the check fraud is going to hurt her. on that score sheet the judge has, that's now going to put her closer to one year than it would to probation. >> reporter: let's say casey gets to walk. it won't be out the front door of the courthouse. a statement from the orange county corrections d

and from the first daisy mona wa -- day, simona was telling them, this guy did this.e it all the time. police have tunnel vision. prosecutors have tunnel vision. once they lock on, it's tough to get them off of it. if they had looked at all, they would have seen, this couldn't be true. >> simona, you're the one that's sitting out of jail and free. he's the one sitting behind bars awaiting trial on a slew of charges. are you confident he'll now be convict? >> i hope so. >> but you don't have much faith in the justice system anymore, do you? >> how could i? i've been sitting in jail for seven months and telling them who was behind this from day one. they didn't listen. >> seven months away from her daughter, a loss of a job. i think your house to go to foreclosure? >> yeah. >> how did she get -- we say where do you go to get your reputation back. that and where does she go to get her life back? >> it's going be difficult. we're planning on filing civil rights claims in the fall. we're looking at the case very carefully and we're going to do our best to help her get her

higher tax rates just pry incentives for taxpayers to invest and raise mona n.ways that reduce that are tax -- in ways that reduce tax liability. we have a spending problem, not a revenue problem. that's why i'm supporting the only plan that has been put forth to address our problem, the cut, cap, and balance bill passed the house with the support of 234 members. this plan is the only plan offered to cut spending in the near-term. we need to halt and reverse the trend of the last two years when government spending increased by 22%, not even counting the failed stimulus program of another $830 billion. and you can't increase expenditures 22% when the growth of the economy is about 2%. it just doesn't add up. that's how you get into trouble. and that's how we have increased a 50-year average of the national debt being about 35% of gross national product. after two years it's now 65% and it is on a path to go 90%, and you know where greece right now, when they're over 100%. it's going to lead to frailure . we're on that path right now and we've got to preempt that.