award-winning syndicated columnist, tv commentator and blogger mona eltahawy. i'm maria hinojosa. this is one on one. mona eltahawy, it's great to have you on our program. >> thanks for having me, maria, it's a please. >> hinojosa: so you know, i actually, when i was writing my description of you, i said, "hmm, i would actually call you an in-your-face moderate muslim feminist." and it's like, wait a second, how can you be an in-your-face moderate muslim? but that's what you are, really. >> if i had to identify with a label, i would use liberal or progressive, because i find moderate doesn't really mean anything and it ends up being used against the muslim community. so how about in-your-face liberal muslim feminist? >> hinojosa: in-your-face muslim liberal feminist, which is... the feminist part is, you get a lot of followers and you get a lot of attention around that. so for our audience, just, you know, describe what a muslim feminist is, because some people might say, "i don't understand that." >> well, you know, as a muslim and a feminist and an egyptian woman, i have a long

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. >> jimmy: angela, samantha, mona, jonathan.lf." >> really it's -- television that i did. >> of course, i loved "alf." but i think your most memorable is, of course, "true beverly hills." >> oh, wow, wow. >> jimmy: there you go, right there. [ cheers and applause ] >> wow. >> jimmy: cute there. shelley long. >> i'm really serious. i'm really -- >> jimmy: that was very serious. you're going for the academy award for this one. >> yeah, i really am. i am. and, actually, that was the only time i ever lied about my age. i was 16 and said i was 14 to get the job. >> jimmy: oh really? >> yeah. and later director told me he wouldn't have hired me if i had really -- if he had known i was 16. but, ultimately, he could tell because i'm not a tall person and i'm like towering over all of the kids. >> jimmy: you're taller than most of the kids there, yeah. now, "huffington post" recently called you the jeremy lin of acting. >> which is pretty awesome. >> jimmy: i was like, what. because everyone around you -- you help everyone around you --

. >> you play mona. does mona have any idea what she's getting into?e's kind of the moral center of this season. everybody is kind of corrupt in this world of "boss." and i think she has hope. and she goes to work for the mayor because she's an advocate for her community. she's very smart and politically savvy. she thinks the mayor is going to help with the community. you'll is a to tune in to see if it happens. >> we'll be watching. i'm a big fan. thank you for being here. >> thank you. my pleasure. >>> coming up, a comment vice president biden made has romney saying the president is driven by hate. he couldn't be more wrong. that's next. you'll inevitably find yourself on a desolate highway in your jeep grand cherokee. and when you do, you'll be grateful for the adaptive cruise control that automatically adjusts your speed when approaching slower traffic. and for the blind spot monitoring that helps remind you that the highway might not be as desolate... ...as you thought. ♪ hey america, even though slisa rinna is wearing the new depend silhouette br

mona edwards who lives in texas who lost her daughter gina to cancer in two thousand and eight. and you know was thirty eight years old. i met. kenny in the summer of one thousand nine hundred sixty seven and he had just came back from vietnam we were together about three years and we got married and the following year we had our first child and that was gina and jim was born with congenital birth defects she had. her. purse her abdomen was open from the sternum to the pubic area. she had all of her internal organs on the outside of her body and they were enclosed in a sack she didn't have a uterus while her uterus was split and i say oh it's heart shaped her bladder was the same way heart shaped. she didn't have a anus she didn't have a vagina. her hips were out like this and her it rib cage was too. and she was deformed in the genital area you couldn't tell if she was male female or why they couldn't tell that she was female until they got her to children's hospital and they found ovaries and they said well as girl then i had family members that had been to the hospital to see

was to take something that people had experience with and put it with another thing, which was the monaisa. it was two things that they could relate to and give it a value of its own. >> despite the limitations of microsoft paint, jason finds ways to add depth to his painting. >> i was using a drawing tablet, so that made it a lot easier, but i used a variety of the tools, and a lot of it is kind of an optical illusion. >> within about an hour and a half, jason finishes his painting, and since posting, jason's rendition of the mona lisa has gone viral with more than 11 million hits. jason says he hopes to continue to use the internet as a medium to showcase his work. >> the internet expands people's horizons, and it opens up the world to their self-expression. their art's probably getting seen more on youtube even if it's not making millions. but on january 11th, 2000, noah begins his project. "noah k. every day," an experimental photography project that captures the passage of time. with the flip screen of his digital camera, noah's able to see the image while photographing. he lines u

. >> not a bad mona cross baltimore and maryland after rain totals in excess of three and four inches for much of the state over the weekend and down at the beach it was serious flooding in spots up through delaware as well. 77 right now. dew point number 73, when you have that much rain over the weekend today we had a warm sunny day. moisture from the ground gets released into the atmosphere. take a look at belaire with a mix of sun and clouds, we cleared out a little bit at sunset. in hartford. always a great view. lot of back to school activities today. robert coleman with partly cloudy skies, laurel same, high school annex, home of the spartans. numbers showing up 70s now to near 80. with the humidity it's feeling warmer than that. take a look. dew point numbers, total measure of moisture in the air. you cool the air, you get to 100% humidity so if the air temperature drops to 74 it's 100% humidity this is what it feels like with all the humidity. 80 in the high country. take a look. line of showers pushing in. not particularly impressive. this won't be a severe weather producer.

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rights activist awaits a court about it already has been going on since last year with the ruling mona keep cranking down on public attorney spoke freedom and one of. the world's largest international muslim body shows see where the door was some member countries funnel more equipment into legit weapons to the rebels there when our nation of islamic corporation is expected to pass a resolution and see what he is fighting breakers on. and smile for the cia the u.s. reportedly supplies on its own by using a system that connects in surveillance cameras nationwide experts believe there is software which names to faces is being abused and the political reason not protecting the nation from terrorists. next as the white house considers pushing through cyber security after congress failed to get to grips with it also talks to apple co-founder steve wozniak about privacy rights and the web democracy. as co-founder of one of the largest companies in the world do you think that you have a responsibility to speak out about issues like internet regulation i don't think anyone comes with a responsi

the people earlier i was joined by miguel tinker solus professor of latin american history at the mona college i asked him how wiki leaks has influenced the people of latin america. i think it's been tremendous and i think it's opened up an entire new pen around in which citizens in mexico and brazil and venezuela can actually see how their governments have interacted on the world stage and in particular in the case of mexico with the drug war the information has been very revealing it has confirmed what many scholars have been saying for quite some time and the same thing in the case of brazil and u.s. relationships and the same thing in venezuela with efforts on the part of the u.s. to isolate countries like venezuela and ecuador in bolivia in the region and that cable gate as it's called led to the forced departure of tell us ambassador as one to appledore and mexico some go i mean how has this impacted the debate in latin america country about when it comes to transparency and government accountability but in the case of mexico in particular here we have a government of any pic of

ky see the mona lisa again? >> that's just terrific. >> there's andy warhol.y pouring in in donations, as well. >> right. >> and you're welcome. >> really. >> thank you, josh. josh's doing. >> by divine intervention, we meant josh. >> that's true, all right, don't push it. >>> we turn, now, to a guy who knows how to have a good time. tom hanks, possibly the coolest guy, certainly on the internet right now. check out these pictures. from read it. 2 million views and counting posted by a guy who said his friend, the guy in the picture, ran into tom in a restaurant. and asked if he could pose with the academy award winner. i'm sure tom didn't think it meant these kind of poses. those are tom's glasses. yes. but hanks, ever the good sport, fully played along. it doesn't say where the pictures were taken. tom's twitter feed shows he was in north dakota on vacation, when the shots were taken. >> what a great sport. >> he is. >> that's really great. >> he and his wife, rita, both. >> the best. >> i know. >> like, totally. >>> another celebrity on vacation, you didn't

redid the mona lisa? >> she said she had permission from the local clergy to do so >> apparently she did not have any talent. in the next half-hour, the mess with texas and they want. petaluma's little leaguers get one step closer to the world series titles >> and mother has a close call with train tracks and she is speaking out this morning >> police have reopen the roads and given the all clear after she thought there was expected explosives in the,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ask me what it's like when my tempur-pedic moves. [ male announcer ] why not talk to someone who owns an adjustable version of the most highly recommended bed in america? ask me about my tempur advanced ergo. goes up. goes up. ask me what it's like to get a massage anytime you want. goes down. goes down. [ male announcer ] tempur-pedic brand owners are more satisfied than owners of any traditional mattress brand. ergonomics. [ male announcer ] tempur-pedic. the most highly recommended bed in america. [ female announcer ] for more information or

the first class was definitely above everything and one passenger if you can call with that was the mona lisa. the united states was seen as the safest way to transfer them alisa to florida, and so they put her in a first class boat and -- [laughter] like any fine hotel you leave your shoes out to be shined in the morning were in the evening and they put a large set and said don't mess with whoever's in here. >> it was very popular with the vacationing families, business people. still very nice, we see and a lot of the wealthy people prefer to troubling cabin class. the tourist class which is located in the bowel, if you are in a storm in the tourist class you are going to get thrown around a lot. it was cramped and you have to go downhaul. you did have a private bathrooms but you had a lot of challenging on a white oxford a lot of immigrants leaving huge up. during her later years there were a lot of gentleman looking for a better life in america came from that ship and i've spoken to people that said my grandparents that increase from germany met on that ship and so the ship touched so

one passenger, if you can call it that, was the mona lisa, seen as they safest way to transport the marley's it to america. and so they put her on a first-class to run. they put too big shoes, a set of very large shoes. that put a pair of wrigley large shoes. don't mess with whoever is here. so cavan glasses at the stern, very popular with vacationing families, business people. still very nice. and in many ways, the preferred ted travel. tourist class located on the dow was not exactly, if you are in a storm in tourist class year and about. your going to get a turnaround lot. and it was cramped. there were no private bathrooms. you had to go down the hall which seems unconscionable today . you had a lot of traveling students, including bill clinton on the way to his rhodes scholarship at oxford. a lot of immigrants leaving europe, upper and they did talk during her later years. the few working as part of a serving staff the ship had the crew. 800 of them were devoted to take care of the passengers. >> thank you for answering my questions. i think what i would like to do now, a little bit so

think of it like the mona lisa. it's intriguing, but we never know.haps it's not a real person and the artist did the image. >> the artwork? >> it's artwork. >> the artist is steven cummings. >> didn't address the blog. but he is -- from what i could find, well known as far as art around here. i don't want to say street art or anything like that. street art and becoming more of an artist that we know his name. it's interesting and out there. it's not an historical figure as far as we know. >> maybe someone will recognize it. >> and say it's me and i posed for that. finally we got to it. if you have a question you would like answered, send it to me, head to myfoxdc.com and click on the morning tab for a link to ask allison. >>> very good. on the run, coming up next, a cat's clever route to safety as it's being chased by a dog. you won't me this video. >> take a look at who is in studio this morning. comedian michael mcdonald. he has a few shows in town. i'll sit down with him after the break for a few laughs. he has been super busy after mad tv. don't

first class was way up above everything, and one passenger, if you can call it back, was the mona lisa. the united states was seen as the safest way to transport it to america, and so they put her in a first class stateroom. and they put two big shoes -- a shut of very large shoes, like any fine hotel you leave your shoes out to be signed in the morning or evening, and they put a pair of very large set of shoes out. cabin class was in the stern. very popular with vacations families, business people. still very nice. wasn't cheap. and in many ways a lot of the wealthy people preferred to travel in cabin class because it wasn't as formal. tourist class, located in the bow -- if you were in a storm in tourist class, you were in the bow. you're going to get thrown around a lot. a lot of people got sea sick, and it was cramped. no private bathrooms, which almost seems unconscionable in first class you had a lot of tourist, like bill clinton, on his way to oxford you had immigrants leaving europe, especially german, looking for a better life in america, came over on that ship. i've spoken to

there is the "mona lisa." took a picture of her. small the painting is in real life. i expected something more like, ooh, it was kind of small. >> expecting that moment where it was -- ah, angels. >> didn't get that. wonderful time. jenny was not disappointed by -- about not getting engaged. we talked it out. she is very cool. wanted to clarify that. >> she is not watching the show anyways. >> she is fast asleep. yeah. >>> all right. coming up next, talk about a fast track divorce. it is signed and sealed. over for an a-list couple. >>> and the penn state secrets revealed in in joe pa's biography. you're watching "world news now." ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by mr. clean magic eraser. one up clos. what's the word around the sink. that it removes 3x more soap scum per swipe and it came from outer space. it is not from outer space! no, man, it's from outer space! they're aliens, on an intergalactic cleanliness mission. they're here to clean up the universe. everybody's in on the cleanspiracy, man. i can't e

million people each year from visiting the home to some of the world's greatest works, including the monaum 219 years ago today. maybe that's why she's smiling. and that is a fox report for friday, august 10, 2012. i'm john scott in for shepard smith. shep is back on monday and "the factor" is up next. >> laura: "the o'reilly factor" is on tonight. >> romney pay 10% in taxes, 5%, 0? we don't know. >> laura: another vicious ad from the obama campaign. this time accusing mitt romney of not paying taxes. but are these attacks bound to backfire? we'll debate it. >> the other side will be spending more money than we've ever seen. you guy got these guys writing $10 million checks, you got these super pacs that are just going crazy. >> laura: after so many unfair and vicious attack ads against mitt romney, the president now says it's the conservative super pacs that are going crazy. we'll examine the outrageous hypocrisy. >> i work six days a week every day for four years for a 12-second race. the fact that they just tore me apart, it was just heart breaking. >> laura: olympic track star lolo jo

first class was above everything and one passenger if you can call it that was the mona lisa. to transport them to america to put them on a first-class room they put the big issues in the evening. the cabin class is with families, business people still very nice a lot of the wealthy people prefer to travel in the glasses. the tourist class which is located in the bowel in the storm you are in the bowel and are going to get thrown around a lot and it was cramped. there were no private bathrooms. you had to go downhaul. you had a lot of traveling students including bill clinton who was on the way to his scholarship at oxford leading europe especially germany. they're looking better in america coming over on that ship and people said my grandparent from grand deily for germany met on that ship, and it was rough. was a long work day. they were not paid well because they were unionized but if you are working in the service staff 800 of them were devoted to the passengers there were stewardesses, whole crowds of people to take care of the passengers. >> i think what i would like to

the last supper, leonardo da vin vinci's mona lisa and the scream raises a smile.ting that distinctive gimenez restoration. >> doesn't have any artistic merit at all, but it has a social quirkiness to it which makes one want to go there. >> reporter: tomorrow, a group of professional art restorers are expected to arrive in the town to decide if the fresco can be saved. but maybe they'll think this was the divine intervention. for "today," duncan golestani, nbc news, london. >>> just ahead, how to handle it when your adult children move back home. [ female announcer ] kraft singles have no artificial flavors and they're always made with milk so all you taste is something amazing. ♪ life is amazing with the love that i've ♪ ♪ found ♪ life is amazing with the love that i've ♪ when your beauty sleep is cut short new almay wake up liquid make up with hydrating water and caffeine to energize your skin gives you a radiant, well rested look. "hello morning!" >>> this morning on "today's family," the full nest, what you should do when your adult children come back home to r

. >> reporter: mona malik is a social worker who has conducted surveys with muslim-american kids abouthe says 80% report being harassed because of their faith. >> i remember a little boy. he was so cute. and he said to me, you know, i don't really face discrimination. my friends really like me. they only call me a terrorist every other week. >> reporter: so kashish, a performing arts student, will play the victim in our next scenario. to make her faith more obvious, she'll wear a head scarf, something she usually wears only when praying. we have invited teens to be judges for a fake competition we're calling "oh, say, can you sing, american teen voices." and we planted two actors at the judges' table to discriminate against kashish. we coach them, suggesting they use the show's name to report a common false stereotype. >> they're not american, not like us. >> reporter: will the real kids go along? kashish hopes not. >> america is a melting pot. and that's the beauty of america. >> reporter: our first judges arrive. >> hi. i'm nell. i'm 13 years old. >> reporter: nell's father says they

. >>> a little cool in the mona valley. upper 40s -- sonoma valley. upper 40s to 50.ye by noontime, 60s, widespread inland. low to mid to upper 70s near livermore and concord and then for the temperatures warming into the '8 on the. here is your -- warming -- warming in the 80s. 85 in concord. a week ago today, concord tomorrowed 98. your extended forecast begins tomorrow. tuesday could be the warmest with business fay i will show you what tap dash what is -- what is responsible coming up. >>> we're tracking the investigation after an -- after an ambulance hit and kim >>> good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm claudine wong in for tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. it's monday, august 20th. >>> el, with the oakland hill -- well, the oakland hills fire is out but an investigation is just starting into the early- morning cause of an overnight house fire that happened on sunkist drive. allie rasmus has more. >> reporter: that firefighter is injumped. he s expected to be okay. this fire started just before 2:00 and you can get a -- he's expected to be okay. thi

mona lisa. i feel bad for her.nks for watching "street signs." >> she is probably a millionaire now from all the tourists. "closing bell" is next.

it's making it's way in the art world, mona lisa, the scream, pretty crazy. 7:21. back over to savannah. license to have fun. >> the scream is appropriate when you look at that restoration. >> exactly. >> nat, thanks. we want took head to key west florida where al is to get the rest of his forecast. hey, al. >> thanks a lot, savannah. we are looking at some severe weather that's going to be plaguing the midsection of the country, probably cause some airport delays. can you see we've got showers stretching from michigan all the way back bought missouri. some of these storms could be strong. we're talking anywhere from one to three inches of rain, central indiana on into central new york. generally about one to two inches throughout the area, sunshine along the northeast coast, beautif and that's your latest weather. savannah. >> all right, al. thanks. much more on isaac straight ahead plus a terrifying ordeal for a mom whose accelerator got stuck on the highway. how she managed to control the car at speeds of up to 120 miles an hour and eventually got it to slow dow

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. >> i don't think you repaint the mona lisa. >> can i get one of those meals? >> get you one. >> that's very good. >> republican national committee is in damage control mode right now and they've released the following message addressing their membership. been a lot of trouble for the republican party here lately, so they put together this message for the republican membership. hope you enjoy this too. >> in light of recent inappropriate behavior by republican congressman todd akin and kevin yoder the republican national committee requests from now until election day our members will refrain from the following naked swimming naked texting, pretty much anything naked, snorkeling and making offensive remarks about women. a message from the republican national committee. >> getting it done. getting it done. >> very perceptive. good morning. it is friday, august 24th. with us on set pulitzer-prize winning writer for "the washington post" and msnbc contributor jonathan capehart. msnbc and "time" magazine senior political analyst mr. mark halperin. co-host of msnbc's

this crash killed these two people when they were hit by a pickup truck at cam mona real.re pictures from the crash. they died from their injuries leaving behind five children. a trust fund is set up at the san francisco police credit union. >>> the man charged with shooting former congresswoman gabrielle giffords is nearing a plea deal. he killed six people and injured 12 others. he will plead guilty to murder and attempted murder charges and receive a life sentence rather than face the death penalty. the judge will have to accept a psychiatrist's report that he is competent to enter into the flea. >>> the storm is headed towards jamaica. they are gearing up for several inches of rain. the storm was southeast of kingston, jamaica. and should reach hurricane status and it heads towards mexico tomorrow. >> they have a new apps aimed at offering help before and after a hurricane. it has real time information from weather alerts to the location of shelters and check off lists with tasks such as filling vehicles up with gas and making evacuation plan. the app is free. >>> powe

mona betty is the medical director of dermatology associates and reflections med-ispa. voted for the guy who is president of the united states. marcus you say probably not this time. you drank the koolaid. >> i drank the koolaid. we were looking for a small cnge. gas prices were important to us . with bush and the way the gas prices were going, i figured only one way it help that and that was to drink the koolaid. >> steve: the white house has all of the above strategy. have we seen a new atomic power plant and open up the key stone. that is frustrating and the drilling in the gulf. pretty much at a stand still. >> right. >> steve: really something. let's talk to you josiah. how do you feel about what you were promised versus where we are today? >> it looks as if more can be done. as a small business owner i have a consulting firm that focus on clean property solutions to corporate america. a lot of them are hurting because of what the government is doing . we hope that things will continue to improve. but a lot can be done. >> steve: we heard governor nicky halle talk

it's making it's way in the art world, mona lisa, the scream, pretty crazy. 7:21. back over to savannah. license to have fun. >> the scream is appropriate when you look at that restoration. >> exactly. >> nat, thanks. we want took head to key west florida where al is to get the rest of his forecast. hey, al. >> thanks a lot, we are looking at some severe weather. it is going to be causing -- plaguing the midsection of the country. probably cause airport delays. you can see we have showers stretching from michigan all the way back into missouri. some of these storms could be strong. we are talking about anywhere from 1 to 3 inches of rain. central indiana on into central new york. generally about 1 to 2 inches throughout the area. sunshine along the northeast coast. beautiful day over the pacific northwest. that's what's going on around the country. >>> good morning. that front may bring us some of those showers and thundershowers later this afternoon and this evening. right now a spectacular sunrise over the potomac. 72 and partly sunny at reagan national. dew poin

the mona lisa, the scream. pretty crazy. back over to savannah. >> only a matter of time. >> scream is appropriate when you look at that restoration. >>> we want to head back out to key west, florida, where al is and get the rest of his forecast. hey, al. >> savannah, we are looking at severe weather that will be plaguing the midwest section of the country. showers stretching from michigan all the way back into missouri. some of these storms could be kind of strong. we're talking about anywhere from one to three inches of rain, central indiana, on into >> 7:22 on a monday morning. good morning. i'm meteorologist christina loren. this is a live look over the sunol grade where we're getting sunshine at this early hour headed toward a comfortable august afternoon. temperatures could be much warmer than 78 degrees, for example in san jose, 87 that's it in concord, 64 in san francisco. we're going to stay steady about all week long, temperatures only creeping up to 91 degrees for one day only thursday, then temps tumble. >>> and

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