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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 pleasure. >> 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 femint, wch is. the femist 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 histor

well, mona and matt will have something to say about that. welcome and good luck to all three of you. here we go. jeopardy! round. and the jeopardy! round contains these categories. those three letters coming up in each correct response. adam. i'll take entertaining food & drink for $200, please. alex: matt. who is lucy? lucy. yes. entertaining food & drink for $400, please. mona. what is "bridesmaidsright. go "ape" for $200. adam. what is the grape? correct. food & drink for $600, please. na. who is jack nicholson? you remembered him. good. entertaining food & drink for $800. adam. what is "fried green tomatoes"? correct. food & drink for $1,000, please. adam. who is cagney? james cagney geographic akas for $200, please. matt. what is budapest? yes. geographical akas, $400, please. adam. what is india? correct. geographic akas for $600, please. matt. what are the hawaiian islands? good. geographic akas, $800. answer there -- the daily double. [ applause ] you're on the board at $1,000, tied with mona.

science and today's decision is a triumph for science, for good sense, and for women's health. >> monacontraception is already available to underage girls. what is the difference with emergency contraception? >> well, with emergency contraception especially when it comes to this absurd ruling by judge forman giving a child, you know, access to a hormonal drug cocktail, our issue with this is that, one, if a child, if a child needs parental approval for everything and anything, what gives the judge and what gives the sense of a reproductive rights which are supposed to be protecting women's rights not a child's rights, what gives them the authority to circumvent the authority of parents? these are our children. you cannot trust a 9-year-old, a 10-year-old and, yes, we do have 9 and 10-year-olds that are getting menstruation at early ages. you can't trust an 11 or 12 or 13-year-old to go into the pharmacy and alongside the bubble gum and batteries like our president said pick up some plan b birth control. first of all, there is no counseling. there isn't comprehensive sexual education do

photographs from a new american picture were included in the new photography 2011 exhibition at mona in new york. and also has been seen at exhibitions at la ball in paris and pier 21 here in san francisco. a monograph was published in 2011. and it is represented by local galleries and sf galleries would like to thank steven orts and the staff for the support of this event. we asked doug to speak today in order to draw threads from his work until asketon has street view which is currently on view in the gallery. doug i will turn it over to you. >> thanks for coming. i appreciate it. i am looking forward to giving you some details on this. i have 15 minutes, so i am not going to talk about all of them. there are so many layers of consideration to this and each of these areas could sort of veer off into its own talk and so i am going to talk to some of the things that may overlap with aaron's work. and i want to go through the pictures and let you look at the pictures and absorb sort of what they mean and how they impact you. the pictures speak volumes and i think that you will get a l

prison's stupid. >>> there's been some good news for mona selame as well.tion 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 clean and even opened h

mona's to the. devil i know because i doubt if god was. like i'm not going to look but i just want to know when i got a little bit want to do what i don't know you by the way not that he's not we don't like that and i was. like a lot of what he was i was not marriageable with you know not yes i go with your job and i feel lonely and it was you don't worry about that it's awkward i thought that was the good news. well you know good stuff. ok let's go to the bible but i don't know what i know there's. nobody out there and i did not know that and i doubt very much. that i would you know we all. thought it was going to go down you know what it. was like you cannot do what you gotta do with that right there that's fine i have it. was my god damn i've done enough and i have always felt like we don't know about the life that you. know found. very. well the. problem of them all. about it. i mean i don't i don't want to be on the time i'm not welcome in times. either of the fall but if i was on a summer book. i must have a comp went to fight. or no

mona's to the. good of all the time oh god no i doubt it's god like i grew up under the law and i did i'm like i'm not going to be i'm going to talk about it as well you know what i'm going to live i want to do what i know you by the way not that you did not would not like that i was happy i think that you've got going to look at what the one thing that was i was not marriageable with you know not yet somehow you know with your go bang i'm feeling a little bit louder the world i'm going off about that's awkward i thought i was a good. example. well you know good stuff. ok let's go to the bible. i don't want to do what i know there's. an idea that i'm that guy and i go out there. that i would you know we all would want. to. go down to the political. point of. view kind of what he did with that right there just fine it would have been. my dad's god damn i've done enough of that i would. like. to thank you for that. oh. you know. what. i mean really. we know who. we're almost. out of. i mean i don't i

blockbuster, girl with the pearl earrings, including impressionists on the water and matice from sf mona to be honored later this year. we invited melissa to speak because he told me that his cloud series was inspired by growing up looking at dramatic skies in dutch landscape painting. welcome. >> thank you to everyone who came out this evening to the main branch of the public library, i felt like it was encased in a cloud with all of the fog and the rain and everything and so i have literally taken on this assignment with a great personal interest and i am seeing clouds everywhere. and when they first called one morning, and introduced herself and told me a little bit about this panel and this project i thought great, i know about clouds i see them every day and i work at the legend of honor, exposed to the sea with the massive mountains and clouds and i thought a piece of cake and i will just talk about clouds. it became a much deeper project but i started this talk thinking about my own biographical relationship with clouds and i was trolling through the photos on the computer and i r

this was called "nurse mona" at the time. >> jon: who would watch that?rst thing we did change the name. and it was much darker. i thought it was a place, a character that i would like to explore. >> jon: getting back to the theater that feeds another -- >> i'm lucky i get to do all of these things. i started doing theater on long island and it was the first thing that excited me. it's very, very hard work. >> jon: yes. >> and it reminds me that this is hard work and i'm lucky to have a career in this business. >> jon: do the pals from the island come in when you are on broadway. it's in your hometown. they say when athletes when they go back to the town they grew up in everybody comes it's a lot of pressure, do you have that? >> well, i leave the theater so quickly afterwards i have no idea who is at the play. >> jon: never gave me your e-mail address. falco i'll be there -- >> you are a bit of a sitting duck. all kinds of people. there's people i don't recognize or remember which is another story. anybody can come see the play. >> jon: it's tremendous.

>> this is from mona green. i think the image is called mother. >> beautiful. >> and you can see the vibrancy of it and how great it is. the exhibit is very bright and vibrant. >> yes, it is. >> and aws you in immediately as you walk in. >> yeah, let's see some more. and this is? >> okay, this is a phenomenal piece. what you can't see is that all over this photo is the word no. >> oh. >>> the concept is black women are constantly told no all of their lives. >> um. >> you can't see that, but it's a subtle undertone and that is magnificent. >> and who is the artist? >> the artist is -- . >> and -- . >> it will come to you. are they in the show? >> they are all. >> okay. >> and this is by dana. >> uh-huh. >> dana tyler. and this is called, this is one of my favorite ones that saw yesterday. this is called mother. and you see the imagery of her being blind folded and, you know, you kind of come to your own conclusions. i think it was really vast and the imagery that you came up with. >> yeah. >> and she's still -- .

. >>> la que lleva mayorÍa de edad se va poniendo con su dueÑa que yo vengo siendo su mona y Él no permite> asÍ mismo los monos presentan otros riesgos para el ser humano. >>> el mono puede portar la enfermedad que no tiene vacuna para nosotros para el ser humano y Él lo puede portar y tenerlo en su cuerpo pero a nosotros nos puede hacer daÑo. >>> tambiÉn han causado contagioso de hepatitis y encontrarlos a veces es como buscar la aguja en el pajar. >>> llevo 4 dÍas en puerto rico y no he visto los manos. >>>. >>> tienes que estar ahÍ, en esta Época que tan creciendo hay jÓvenes y adultos. >>> finalmente logramos verlos. >>> eso es un mono juvenil, eso es uno de los.... >>> la madre no puede estar lejos. >>> la madre tiene que estar cerca por aquÍ porque no siempre estÁn solos. >>> ahora es vital atrapar a la madre. >>> una vez cae se coge uno se pone collar y se libera la hembra no llevarÁ hasta la manada. >>> pero puede tomar hasta 30 dÍas para que la manada kaib en la trampa y los monos terminan aquÍ en el centro de cuidado. >>> estos monos serÁn exportados a estados unidos a lugar dond

the result is a resin plank with a 3d copy of the mona lisa. he presses a thick piece of paper onto the plank. the relief is complete. his work combines creativity and mechanical precision. it takes about a week to complete the process. he has recreated more than 20 masterpieces. japan braille library used several in its art book. entitled "art to touch master pieces of western art" it includes a braille commentary. the collection has been distributed free to schools for the blind. it's also been displayed across the country. visually impaired people are grateful to have seen these works for the first time. >> translator: i'm so thrilled that people can experience and understand the works, simply by touching them. >> reporter: he displayed about 120 pieces in tokyo. he exaggerated the colors, so people with weak eyesight could also enjoy them. touching the works was encouraged. >> translator: can you feel that? this is the nose. here's some curly hair. >> translator: this is a ground breaking experiment. i've never had the opportunity to study

. >>> after the break we are back with a big fight at the home of the mona lisa, and the moment a legendary rock star met the pope. >>> as we said, the louvre in paris was forced to close today because the staff walked out. they're tired of the organized gangs of pick-pockets, most of them children, many of them from romania. they sweep through the place, often rob visitors blind and are gone before anyone knows they've been there. staff members at the louvre have asked for more police and security, and they walked off the job in frustration. >>> here's your shot of the day, patty smith, iconic rocker and author, and pope francis. smith is in rome performing. she went to a general audience in st. peter's square, where she encountered the leader of the catholic church. later said she liked him a lot. >>> the postal service plan to end saturday mail delivery raised such a raucous they've backed down. they decided to drop the idea even though they're bleeding money at the rate of $16 billion last year. in the end congress wasn't willing to go along and make the change for five-day mail deliver

museums to its knees, targeting the unsuspecting tourists too busy soaking in leonardo da vinci's monak statue venus de milo. they're even preying on their staff, who were so fed up with the lack of security, they walked out. here's how they work. watch closely as these two teens approach their target, a couple sitting having coffee. their cellphones out on the table. first, watch the girl on the right swooping in -- freeze it. right there, a distraction. then the kid on the left moves in, using a newspaper he covers the cellphone. then watch this, with the snap of his wrist, he snags the phone. watch the move again. newspaper covers, phone snagged. and they are gone in a flash. now watch this classic move, kids show our bbc colleague their best. one distracts with a map, while the other two get his attention. right there, in the confusion, they nab his wallet. watch it again. then it's handed off to his accomplice. we met this couple, visiting london today from alabama. their friend -- pickpocketed, while visiting a church! you have to be vigilant. >> i'm just being more cautious of s

professor miguel tinka solace at a mona college told us now lays ahead for madeira and where he might take the. i think it tells us that there are real problems in venezuela and that mother will have a very short period in which she has to begin to address these issues or will have will have a confronting a crisis within his own party and among his own supporters he has to address head on the question of crying the question of inflation the question of infrastructure has a real issues that affect real venezuelans and although they felt the pain for a job is a significant number also now begin to criticize and to see that we need to actually carry through and implement change we're going to see a continuation of venezuelans foreign policy i think there's a difference between criticizing us and being anti american i think we'll see a promotion of latin american policy the promotion of a multi-polar world that is the u.s. is not the dominant issue on their agenda they have relations with russia with china with europe with that with latin american countries and will see i think a continui

this is an aerial of the site and includes the one story home and this is mona albright who owns a 9-unit building, and apparently vacant, but miss bendeos and terry woods. the opposition is they don't want to see any change that is in essence what they are after is just to keep the status quo, you can see that the surrounding buildings that claim that the proposed project is too big and out of scale and that is not the case. again this is miss albright's building, 127 crown terrace and she has a garage and this goes from crown court to gray stone terrace and it has a garage that approaches the property line and this is the property line and the proposed project and you can see that this will be a 20-foot separation between what is proposed and an existing building here, and it extends almost to 40 feet and you start to look at angles when this is set back and the open space between the buildings is quite substantial and that is one of the concerns that miss albright has. miss yost, this is her property, she actually go right to the property lines for about 15 feet, what the proposed

real mona lisa ♪ >> this is just another one of those incredible stories.ea market for a painting that turned out to be a real renoir. >> isn't that awesome? now, of course there is a court battle over who is the rightful owner. abc's lara spencer gets to the art of it. >> reporter: it was heralded as a truly one-of-a-kind flea market find. a woman in west virginia at a flea market beat me to the holy grail. >> you never know what you will find at the flea market. >> she may have hit the jackpot with this find. >> reporter: when a woman discovered the napkin sized painting she picked up for $7 at a flea market in west virginia was actually done by renoir. according to just released court documents, the mystery woman with the great eye is 51-year-old marcia fuqua, her discovery "on the shore of the seine," may have cost her $7 but was expected to fetch as much as $100,000 on the open market. that was before auctioneers received a call from the baltimore mu sue yem. >> they discovered it had been stolen off their walls as a loaned painting in the 1950s. we im

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. >> we met mona salame at the orange county jail in southern california and she showed us a dish thatise. >> there's all different ways to make a spread, but we're going to make it with soup, popcorn, beans, pork. i love to cook everything with flavor. so i put a lot of spice into it. it will be ready in about ten minutes. so i'm going to wrap it up in the paper right now so you can keep the heat and cooks it up, because the water is not really that hot. i've been in the restaurant business for almost 15 years. so i better make the best spread. it has nothing to do with what i used to make but it's the flavor and the food and it's all the same. i'm done. >> i knew she wasn't going to eat this whole thing so when she offered it up to the crew, i felt inclined to try it. >> where am i going here? >> go wherever. go in the middle so this way you can -- >> get everything? >> go like whatever. yeah. get dirty with it. there you go. >> all right. here we go. it's actually really good. you guys can go to lunch without me today. got me a spread. i wasn't lying to her when i told her that it w

tony blank and white house counsel kathy rum her, elisa master-mona master-monaco. ben rhodes, and the vice president's national security adviser jay sullivan. >>> as you know, tomorrow morning the president will travel to boston to speak as an interfaith service dedicated to those gravely wounded or killed in monday's bombing. i have a scheduling update for you on that. the first lady will be joining the president on the trip to boston. with that, i'll take your questions. >> reporter: already the public is already nervous in the situation in boston. has the fbi told the white house anything about whether the letters received are related to the boston -- >> i would point you to the statement that the fbi put out. it is my understanding that they have not made that connection, but i would refer you to that. >> reporter: do you know if they're not making that connection or ruled it out? >> i would refer you to the fbi. >> reporter: so there's nothing you can tell to the public to reassure them -- >> for a long time there have been long-established procedures and prot

galleries of new york or anywhere else although i did join 3,000 japanese tourists staring at the monarely go to the theaters or the movies and deliberately don't read the great intellectual journals of the day and i never attend dinner parties, discussion groups or chitchat sessions with the elites. clearly i'm not a cultured person. so what am i? i tell you i have a striver. i came here with absolutely nothing and work for every penny i've got. i'm one of the people the elite hate because i refuse to join their intellectual mindset and reject their policies. i'm a thatcherite, a reaganite, do you think i sit in dinner parties? i'm an american, a real american. i'm an american, as tom petty says, i will not back down. ♪ i will not back down ♪ ♪ friday night, buddy. you are gonna need a wingman. and my cash back keeps the party goin but my airline miles take it worldwide. [ male announcer ] it shouldn't be this hard. with creditcards.com, it's easy to search hundreds of cards and apply online. creditcards.com. woman: what do you mean, homeowners insurance doesn't cover floods? [ heart

. >>> new information about the arrest of an oregon man accused of carjackings in marin and mona counties. police say a -- sonoma counties. police say a loaded rifle and bullets were found in a car he was driving. brian flores is live in rohnert park right now with more details of this arrest. >> reporter: good morning. rohnert park police arrested 30- year-old jeffrey bois last night he's accused of a carjacking here yesterday afternoon. when police caught up with him, he had devil bullets, six 30- round magazines, a load-bearing vest and a .22 caliber rifle in the back. the victim was just leaving a store on golf course drive around 4:30. bois ordered the man to drive him to a church. when nobody was there, he told him to drive to mountain shadows plaza. the victim was unable to escape and he was unloading the guns and ammos he had into the victim's car. >> there was a flier put out and said his mom called and was supposed to be on the way to the russian consulate in san francisco and he had firearms on him. and she was concerned. >> reporter: and then he struck again in green bray, whe

so, this whole thing like i'm being framed like the mona lisa, i'm not buying and also, what the brother>> megyn: that's the killer, that's the killer. that's the killer because -- i'm going to let mark tee that up. all right, so her mom had connections to the art world. that doesn't mean anything. but the brother's testimonial tell us something, mark, tell us about the brother what he says. >> oh, it does, should i read the quote exactly. >> megyn: go for it. >> apparently the post called the house and he said, my mother's had that painting for a long time, 50 or 60 years, he says. my girlfriend and her friend were cleaning out my mom's studio and my sister stepped in and said, quote, wow, i want this. all i know is my sister didn't go to a flea market and buy it. my sister kind of snagged it out of my mom's art studio. lis, you can withdraw at any time. >> megyn: not good for marsha. >> not good for marsha, a brother mad at his sister, wants money or a side deal. >> megyn: and he since retracted or somebody has retracted it claiming that wasn't in fact the brother who made that comment

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. >> stephanie: she also would sing mona lisa which is very high-pitched and my schnauzer katy, wouldcott. >> caller: hey, stephanie, how are you? >> stephanie: good. >> caller: i love your show and chris and jim, you guys are wonderful, too. you know, i'm calling in regard to the guy that called in about the gun shows and the dealers. and i just got a little -- here's a little fact for your listeners and viewers out there. cnn, go to that web site. and they look up the video called want to buy a gun anonymously. 14 days ago michael savage went into the state of georgia and alabama to a gun show to see how easy it would be to buy firearms. now, what they did is they sent a guy in undercover wearing a camera and at the end of the day, the guy came out strictly paid cash for all of the firearms with a bushmaster just like the one that was used in newtown and three handguns. >> stephanie: yep. >> caller: no i.d. was ever asked for. they filled out no paperwork. and he said that even -- not even the first name was exchanged between the seller and the buyer. >> stephanie: wow. >> caller: t