i couldn't stop her from getting up there so i let her go. >> reporter: mona slithered up so high he had to call for backup. >> this is the first time i've gotten a snake out of a tree. >> reporter: this video shot by a firefighter shows the entire rescue crews tie a rope and a firefighter made the climb and started to saw away. spending much of the time thinking -- strike. >> but mona remained calm. >> she snuck back to the treement i'm going to hold on to something. >> reporter: she was safe back in her owner's arms yet again. the whole thing created quite the scene. >> it was biz, a something we've never heard of or experienced ever. >> reporter: it wasn't a typical fire rescue. but crews say it was just as crucial. >> it was important to him. so we try to serve the citizens of fresno. so we're glad we could get the snake out and had a good outcome. >> reporter: the owner is keeping a tighter hold on his 9-foot baby. >> awesome. >> reporter: the owner says that he leaves mona out never slithered away before. >> first time for everything. back. >> he is making a major announcement.

meet mona. "she is my oldest boa constrictor, one of three." baby." mona is cool, calm. let her get some sun and she got branches, and i couldn't stop her from getting up there, so i just let her go." the next thing he knew, mona slithered up so high - he had to call for backup. "they were laughing their heads off, they couldn't believe a nine foot boa was in one of my gotten a snake out of the tree." this periscope video shot by a fresno firefighter shows the entire rescue. crews tie a rope to the top of the tree, then firefighter brandon griffith made the courageous climb and started sawing away - spending much of the time thinking. "uh how far can this snake strike and i hope she doesn't get mad." the entire time. "as the tree started shaking, she sucked back to the tree, kinda like we would stay safe, im going to hold onto something." and just minutes later, she was safe, back in her owners arms - yet again. "no more escaping." the whole thing created neighbors gathered to watch. "it was kind of bizarre, it was a typical fire rescue, but crews say

meet mona. >> my oldest boa. one of three. >> reporter: a 13-year-old 40 pound red tail boa. >> she is a big baby. >> reporter: she is cool, cape and curious. >> i put her out on the back yard to let her get some sun in the grass. she got up in one of the trees. >> reporter: it's something her owner never thought would happen. >> got a hold of one of the bots tom branches and i couldn't stop her from getting up there so i let her go. >> reporter: the mona slithered up so shy he had to call for backup. >> they couldn't believe there was a 9 foot boa. >> this is the first time i got a snake out of a tree. >> reporter: this shows the entire rescue. crews tie a rope to the top of the free then the firefighter made the climb and started sawing away. spending much of the time thinking -- >> how far can the snake strike. >> she snuck back to the tree, i'm going to holds on to something. >> reporter: she was save back in her opener's arms yet again. >> no more escaping. >> reporter: several neighbors gathered to watch. >

honey, it's mona. >> after all the worry, the family's safe and coming home tomorrow. so life begins again. people starting all over. >> just how bad is it with you? >> well, i tell you. we're down but we're not out. >> you're not out. >> right. >> what happened to you personally? what about your family? everybody get out? >> they're all safe. we'll live to rebuild. we will rebuild. >> you don't think this will knock you out? >> no, indeed. we're going to build the levees higher and have a community. >> how do you feel about it? >> always did want to redecorate. >> a man who dealt with a dozen major disasters said it. >> there isn't a city in the world that could handle anything as big as this alone. it's just overwhelming. >> there isn't a city in the world that may not face the same sort of thing someday. major disaster in one form or another and have to be organized to meet it. using resources from many public and private agencies. and at new orleans city hall they're working around the clock. civil government in emergency meeting the needs of its people, fighting a

but mona remained calm the entire time. "as the tree started shaking, she sucked back to the tree, kinda like we would stay safe, im going to hold onto something." and just minutes later, she was safe, back in her owners arms - yet again. "no more escaping." the whole thing created quite the scene - several something that we never heard of to serve the citizens of fresno, that's why we're here, so we now, harikian is keeping a little tighter hold on his 9-foot, 40-pound baby. we still have a lot to get to this morning... including an officer -- surprised by all the attention he's now getting. he says he was only doing his job. plus -- down, but not out. a play on monday night football -- that has fans asking each other the state right fill in as moisture tracks in from the west and the south. it could be a rather wet 24 hours.... i'll have the dear future, please help. the present is kind of a scary place. i have no money, no job, no clothes. i feel completely helpless. but i hear good things about you, future. and books an

there's a literary ping-pong match that mona is participating in. there's more so come. >> i'm also egyptian and my life mirrors yours in many ways. i find it curious persistent in your book, but many will argue that's problematic to pick and choose, specially religion with absolutism. how do you respond to people that said you cannot read religion from feminist perspective and not undermining. if you accept in your religion you have to accept the whole thing and how is your response to that because it's a challenge i'm dealing on a personal level, now is mona going to respond to this and i was confused and i want to know your personal -- >> okay. i'm glad you're confused because i love confusion and complication. look, i mean, exactly ten years ago here in new york the african american followed islam, deeply scholarred -- scolared a religion that we are told there's no clergy. only the men control. you know what, there's nothing in the religion, 50 women and 50 men. i was one of two without a head scarf. just take it and do what you want and you de

the owner said he put mona out in the yard to get some sun. mona grabbed one of the low branches of the tree and kept on climbing. one brave firefighter climbed the tree and kept climbing branchs s ts to free here. >> she kind of was trying to hold on to something. >> the owner says he will keep mona on a much tighter leash. >> they have leashes for snakes in. >> i don't know. maybe keep her in the house. she could have gone down the street. >> they're beautiful creatures, but you always hear about the firefighter rescuing the kitty. if you get a call for a boa, wow. >> i wonder how many were willing to try to go up and get her down. >> some brave souls. >>> right now, ready for battle. why the tone of tomorrow night's presidential debate could be very different from the others. >> and a race like no other. why you might see a lot of men in high narrator: for state senate, who shares our values? jeremy mcpike - supports school funding. thinks women should make their own health care decisions. and favors background checks on all gun sales. hal

i hope she doesn't get mad. >> reporter: mona remained calm. >> tree started shaking.nuck back, i'm going to hold on to something. >> reporter: minutes later, she was safe, back in her owner's arms again. >> no more escaping. >> reporter: the whole thing created quite the scene. several neighbors gathered to watch. >> kind of bizarre. something that we've never heard of or experienced ever. >> reporter: it wasn't a typical fire rescue but crews say it was just as crucial. >> it was important to him, so we tried to serve citizen of fresno. glad we could get the snake down and had a good outcome. >> reporter: now keeping a tighter hold on the 9-foot, 40-pound baby. >> awesome. >> i'm sure that's going to end perfectly great. >> i love my pets, they're like my babies, too, but i can't say i have a snake. >> we'll be back in a minute. >>> we showed you snakes. how bewe leave you with dogs. the canine contest putting the beloved breed in the spotlight. >> pug owners dressed precious pooches as spiders, angels, dragons, superheroes. the popularity of pugs has grown in recent

prison's stupid. >>> there's been some good news for mona selame as well.on 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 getting 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 just not do work, and 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 open

it.>> she looks like the real mona lisa. she said this to us. clearly mom is very creative.>>> if you want to send us your photo or tell us about your best halloween costume ever and live in the newsroom.>> here are some of the stories we're following this morning.>>> there are new developments in the overnight hazmat situation in palo alto where people became sick because of that strange odor, and the palo alto hotel is back to normal. the suspicious odor caused 12 people to go to the hospital with reading problems, but it has dissipated. the garage and first-floor were briefly evacuated, and the guests on the other floors were told to stay in their rooms as a precaution. has met brought in -- hazmat teams brought in air monitors but found no cause for the odor.>>> they say they may never know what caused the shigella outbreak linked to the restaurant that made almost 200 people sick and they became ill after eating at the restaurant in san jose. all of the restaurant workers tested negative for sabella with the exception o

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to the tree like we would to stay safe, i'll hold on to something. >> the owner now says he'll keep mona on a much tighter leash. a leash? >> that is scary. >>> rei is one place you won't be able to do your black friday shopping this year. the outdoor sporting goods store says it will be closed the day after thanksgiving. rei wants to encourage you to get outdoors instead of shopping for hours. the company is launching a social media campaign with the #optoutside. even a website, where you can find things to do that you're not just shopping. though, chuck brought up a good point. you're moving when you're shopping. >> you do a little dance out in the cold, standing in line, for sure. good luck with that campaign. i don't think it will change many people's minds. >>> 6:26 now. students in montgomery county should not get their hopes up just yet. an end to the dreaded final exams, why teachers say they want to keep them. >>> clear skies. our storm team is watching the impact this line of heavy rain will have on your week ahead. one of the four thin things yo to know. >>> an apparent deal t

. >> reporter: mona ramsdale is reeling from the shock of seeing her close friend get crushed and die while with her in the elevator. earlier this morning they walked into 156th, and then they got in the elevator. police say the elevator stopped between floors with the doors open. sticking his head out just as the elevator jerked. >> i felt his pulse, and i said we can do this. >> reporter: her efforts did not work. >> things like it are beyond our comprehension. >> there could have been a failure in the device that stops the doors for opening between floors, or it could have been human error. someone could have made a mistake. he would have been okay if the elevator didn't move after he tried to get out. >> reporter: this el elevator is shut down and off limits for the duration of the investigation that includes checking all mechanical parts. no word when the elevator will be allowed to go back into operation. williamsburg, brooklyn, dave carlin, cbs 2 news. >>> tonight we have new information on the shooting college in oregon. we have now learned the identities of all nine killed. i

better chance on monas the trough comes through with snow showers in the mountains and in the bay area weather. what you notice behind the cold storm is how much the temperatures really plunge. san jose temperature trend from pretty warm mild really for the first half of your weekend into second half and then you are going down into the 60's so it's almost going to feel leak weren't as we head towards early next wee week. tomorrow morning temperatures will be on the cool side. mid upper 40's for our coolest spots. most other areas 50's. crisp clear to start off and then for the afternoon check these numbers out. it's warm in the south bay. 80 santa clara. san jos jose. 79 sunnyvale peninsula 76 in san mateo. upper 70's redwood city and 71 half monba monbay. 74 degrees don't and daly city 70. north bay mid 80's for napa santa rosa, 81 san rafael. 80 vallejo east bay it's a pretty mild season day. 78 in oakland. 79 hayward. 80 free mop. mid 80's fairfield concord 86 livermore. a look at the halloween forecast sunset is at 6:12. trick-or-treat forecast 5:00 p.m. darkness descends we see t

better chance on monas the trough comes through with snow showers in the mountains and in the bay area weather. what you notice behind the cold storm is how much the temperatures really plunge. san jose temperature trend from pretty warm mild really for the first half of your weekend into second half and then you are going down into the 60's so it's almost going to feel leak weren't as we head towards early next wee week. tomorrow morning temperatures will be on the cool side. mid upper 40's for our coolest spots. most other areas 50's. crisp clear to start off and then for the afternoon check these numbers out. it's warm in the south bay. 80 santa clara. san jos jose. 79 sunnyvale peninsula 76 in san mateo. upper 70's redwood city and 71 half monba monbay. 74 degrees don't and daly city 70. north bay mid 80's for napa santa rosa, 81 san rafael. 80 vallejo east bay it's a pretty mild season day. 78 in oakland. 79 hayward. 80 free mop. mid 80's fairfield concord 86 livermore. a look at the halloween forecast sunset is at 6:12. trick-or-treat forecast 5:00 p.m. darkness descends we see t

mona hanna-attisha is a pediatrician at the hurley medical center. is there any safe level of lead in somebody's blood? >> there is no safe level of lead. >> what you doing, bud? >> reporter: that's kept lee anne walters up at night, the mother of four-year-old twins, she noticed mental and physical development delays but state public health workers were not much help. >> we were told by the state nurse, "it's just a few i.q. points. it's not thent of the world." >> reporter: she said that to you? >> yes. >> reporter: just like that. >> just like that. >> reporter: flint mayor dayne walling says other cities may face the same fate. >> i'm angry flint has been put in this situation. we're a community that's trying to rebound, we're trying to problem after another with our water sources. >> reporter: with complaints and health complaints mounting, there are currently concerns that the state will have to negotiate a renewal of the agreement with detroit for flint to get the water from detroit. but for now, scott, the city's annual river fest celebration

genevieve car mona fears for her family. >> she tried calling. she's been calling the past few days and tried calling earlier today. they didn't pick up. she's hoping for the best. >> marina cortez is concerned it will take a long time for help to reach her family on a ranch in a rural area. >> they're not too close to the ocean but she's concerned about the help getting to them. sometimes they will say help it on the way and it can take days to get the help. >> it will be difficult to work out logistics until the extent of damage is known. the president of the san jose based international is in guadalajara today. he knows from past experience, infrastructure will be a big challenge. >> from that area of mexico, we saw a lot of bridges washed away. we know that the people will need food, water, proper clothing. especially stuff for the kids, the babies. >> he estimates there are 200,000 immigrants in the south bay. the two states expected to take the brunt of hurricane patricia. the mexican consulate in san francisco will be working to locate rel

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private investigator mona kay said, "i was eager to do it right away." kay went to the suspected person's home in omaha. the woman, who refused to speak with us, claimed sheba was her father's cat. then turned it over after seeing proof it was not. "she was completely shocked when i pulled that picture out of sheba," kay said. after an 18-day ordeal, sheba was flown back to vallejo. jessica and sct are chatting about the pet detective. jessica and scott are chatting about the pet detective. scott: good morning siouxland. rain is moving through the area as bands of showers are being reeled northward by an area of low pressure spinning in west-central nebraska. we may hear a few cracks of thunder today too. temperatures are fairly warm in the there's a breeze southeast near 15 miles per hour. here's the dayplanner where we'll manage to showers are being reeled n nthward by an arar of low pressure spinning in west-central nebraska. we may hear a few cracks of thunder today too. fairly warm in the middle to upper 50s. there's a breeze from the east and south

mona hanna attish from flint's medical center, revealed the results of her study. she found that the percentage of those five years and younger lead levels doubled in the past two years. >> the only thing that changed was the water. looking at the levels from 2013 to 2015 it was in 2014 that the water switch happened. that was kind of the biggest thing. >> how dangerous is this? >> it drops your iq about four points. it has significant impact on cognition, behavior, adhd-like symptoms. >> after the report, leaders were addressed the issue, and were faced with protest. >> the city said that the water was safe, but declared the water an emergency october 1st. >> i want to your honor everyone to follow the guidance. test filter and flush. and to take time to understand the facts of the lead problem we're facing. >> the state is spending $1 million to supply filters and free water testing. senate senator and flint resident pushing for the state to do more. >> the corrosive controls that should have been in place, and regulators dropped the ball on multiple levels. we w

the snake's owner says mona likes to sun in the back yard.0-pound serpent slithered into high territory. they couldn't get her off the branch. they cut the limb and carefully lowered her to the ground. >>> a crazy moment a former nhl star tries to tackle an alligator with his bare hands. >> who's awesome? >> jeremy row inic is seen driving with his arms stretched out wide trying to tackle a gator. the gator escapes into the wart. >> wonder if he had a little liquid cure raj. >>> a tv news crew, what happens when their chopper comes across a downed plane? >>> a dangerous delivery stopped. what prison guards just discovered attached to a drone. >>> do you drool over food pictures on social media? you better stop. why it might be making all of us fat. ♪ i'll keep you my dirty little secret ♪ ♪ just another regret ♪ my dirty little secret at least we know what he's eating. campbell's organic soups. made for real, real life. >>> welcome back. talk about a flying fail. a drone trying to smuggle contraband crashes before landing in the prison yard.

. >> reporter: mona, who covered her face while speaking with us, says she watched her friend take his last breath. >> kept saying he's fighting it. but his spine was crushed. >> reporter: a series of elevator issues were reported in 2012. complaints listed on the include shakes, wobbles and elevator doors that only opened halfway. the department of building says the address has had four elevator violations since 2013. in a june of 2014 inspection, the elevator was deemed unsatisfactory. the violations have since been resolved. a recent inspection on september 17 concluded in a satisfactory rating. the new york city buildings commissioner is looking into the situation. >> we see no outstanding problems with the elevator. do you think the elevator was adjusting or leveling? we're speculating right now. it's under investigation. it's possible it may have been overloaded. >> reporter: as you can see here tonight, that elevator is still roped off with caution tape right now. stairs for the time being. we're also learning from elevator actually has a people. what we've learned is that it is

beschloss: mona lisa to washington.erry: i was just going to say that's my favorite story, is the mona lisa coming to the -- to washington and to new york. and then the picture of her standing in front of it in that gorgeous strapless pink gown, again, one of those with her arm kind of tucked up under andre malraux, the cultural minister of -- of france is just priceless. beschloss: and the other thing is that she so much saw things aesthetically and knew that those things could be important, which we saw, of course, during the four days in november of 1963. but if you see the way a president nowadays receives a state visitor, that's all jackie kennedy's doing. during eisenhower and the predecessors, if you had a state dinner in the state dining room, there'd be a big table in the shape of an e and the president and first lady and the visitors would be at the long side of this and it was very formal and almost military-looking. it was her idea that you should have round tables that encourage conversation and you should

. >> mona shared her heartbreaking story with us. her good friend, 37-year-old eran modan was crushed. they were with a group of friends and had gone to a friend's apartment in williamsburg. >> we were only in the elevator for a few seconds. the elevator just dropped and shot straight up. >> reporter: he tried to climb out of the open elevator doors when the elevator fell, crushing him. >> as it went down, he tried to jump out. the doors were open. it shot straight up. when it shot straight up, it took his body with it. >> reporter: inspectors are investigating the accident at the apartment building on hope street. city records indicate the building had four violations between 2009 and 2013. but the minor issues were resolved. >> there's no outstanding work ongoing with the elevator. so there's no permits, no work. it appears to be a tragic accident that we need to further investigate. >> reporter: there have been some information floating around that the building has had a history of elevator problems. however, tenants i spoke to te

. >> reporter: mona says she administered mouth-to-mouth revive him. mowdan died at the scene. >> it's just appears to be a tragic accident that we need to further investigate. >> reporter: the department of buildings at the scene along with police the buildings department says the elevate her passed all scheduled inspections. there were at least five people in the car at the time police say. >> it's under investigation. it's possible it may have been overloaded and the car was reacting in a way that was not predictable. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: residents of the building stunned and alarmed. >> my roommates just rode the elevator about 15 minutes before it happened. so it's really scary. >> reporter: building management tells us they do not want to comment. >> we are checking to see -- try to see what went wrong. >> the elevator repair company not talking either about the sudden gruesome death of a young man who wanted only to take the elevator up just a few floors to a friend's place. in williamsburg, brooklyn, steve langford, cbs 2 news. >>> in t

. >> we met mona salame at the orange county jail in southern california and she showed us a dish thatraise. >> 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

certainly bringing the mona lisa, it was. i would say in history, michael might want to speak to this, i thought she was a bit more admiring of him than she seemed to indicate in the oral history. but she talks about the sadness that he had experienced when she met with him in 1961 in paris that he and his wife had lost two sons in a tragic car accident. here he feels meeting with her under the tragic circumstances. she admired him for that. she admired his literature to be sure she definitely admired him. >> as we close out the discussion of the white house, gary robertson wants to know what would jackie say she's most proud of in her role as first lady? >> she said in her oral history, i think, or perhaps in a letter later on, she said she was proud of the restoration and she probably wouldn't have used the word proud because she probably would have said one of the things i did that i felt was most important. the other she said is something that gets no attention she said at the time. that is it's very important egyptian hi

mona on dwight -- on why the middle east needs a sexual revolution. coming up, david gregory on his current book, "how is your faith?" he is interviewed by sally quinn. on american history tv on c-span3, san diego state university elizabeth cobbs on alexander hamilton, his role in the creation of the central government and his role to mediate between the states. sunday afternoon at 4:00, the u.s. information agency film on the soviet u.s. war on afghanistan including the bombing of hospitals. get our complete we schedule at c-span.org. the european parliament talked about the volkswagen emissions data. this session was held at the european parliament in strasbourg, france. >> thank you madam president, and commissioner. today we are talking about a very sad story. thatgislators, we thought over the years we had contributed in a practical emissions ofducing cars. we thought that we had reached important targets to ensure that european citizens would be able to live in a cleaner environment. fact, we find ourselves confronted with a different situation.

it's bigger than the titanic and another of its most famous passengers was actually the mona lisa. >> it's true when she said we don't really know what do with that history and then we're all sad once it's not there anymore. >> i hope she can hold on to it. >>> it was one of the most amazing and daring fetes in history, a tight rope between it is part of a new film entitled the walk. and you are watching "cbs this morning saturday". >>> good morning. everybody. i'm kerry connolly on this saturday morning. a quick check of our top stories. crews are on the scene of a massive fire out of franklin. it broke out at the villages at oak hill condo complex on innsbrook way just after 7:00 this morning. the unit was apparently under construction and witnesses say there was an explosion. a gas leak is now suspected though the cause of the fire is still under investigation. fortunately no one was inside at the time. police have arrested two more people in the murder of a marshfield man last month. michael moscaritolo and his girlfriend lauren kalil are charged with killing 45-year- old robert m

it's bigger than the titanic and another of its most famous passengers was actually the mona lisa. >>know what do with that history and then we're all sad once it's not there anymore. >> i hope she can hold on to it. >>> it was one of the most amazing and daring fetes in history, a tight rope between the two tourist. it is part of a new film entitled the walk. and you are watching "cbs this morning saturday". >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> goods morning, i'm nicole brewer. the annual hero thrill show, taking place today, in south philadelphia. that event, raises money to help the children of fallen police officers, and firefighters. the show, filled with fun tricks, and demonstrations, starts at noon in lot h of the wells fargo center, events, and entertainingment will take place all throughout the afternoon, they'll have nice day for it, crisp, cool, but nice and sunny, too, right, kyla? >> exactly, and dry, which i think everybody is happy to hear after we had all of the showers last night. so looking pretty good. temperatures are chilly, as you head out the door today. 52

it's bigger than the titanic and another of its most famous passengers was actually the mona lisa. >>ith that history and then we're all sad once it's not there anymore. >> i hope she can hold on to it. >>> it was one of the most amazing and daring fetes in history, a tight rope between the two tourist. it is part of a new film entitled the walk. and you are watching "cbs this morning saturday". >>> we begin this half hour with a man who permanently redefined the phrase high wire act one day in 1974. this death defying experience is dramatized in a new film that opened this weekend, "the walk". >> welcome to new york. anything to declare? >> i'm going to hang a high wire between the two world trade centers and walk on it. >> ha, good luck. >> but that is exactly what he did on an otherwise ordinary day in 1974. >> there is somebody out there on a tight rope walk between the two tourist of the world trade center. right at the tippy top. >> for nearly an hour the 24-year-old frenchman walked even danced an a steel cable strung between the twin tourist of the new -- towers of the world t

it's bigger than the titanic and another of its most famous passengers was actually the mona lisa. >> it's true when she said we don't really know what do with that history and then we're all sad once it's not there anymore. >> i hope she can hold on to it. >>> it was one of the most amazing and daring fetes in history, a tight rope between it is part of a new film entitled the walk. and you are watching "cbs this morning saturday". >>> good morning. it is 8:27 on this saturday, october 10th. i am andrea grymes. in the news, police are looking for the men behind a jewelry heist near central park. police say the two men robbed a jewelry store on west 57th street at gun point around 1:00 yesterday afternoon. investigators say the duo got away with dozens of expensive watches worth more than $70,000. >>> a teenager has died after falling down the elevator shaft of an abandoned building on staten island. police say the 16-year-old marcus was with his friends when he fell seven floors down the shaft yesterday. the building on castleton avenue was once home to staten island hospital which h

it's bigger than the titanic and another of its most famous passengers was actually the mona lisa. >> what do with that history and then we're all sad once it's not there anymore. >> i hope she can hold on to it. >>> it was one of the most amazing and daring fetes in history, a tight rope between the two tourist. it is part of a new film entitled the walk. and you are watching "cbs this morning saturday". >> european designers loved her physique and persona. when she returned to new york a few years later disco was in full swing. her regular appearances at legendary dance club studio 54 were a mix of drug fueled antics and inspired productions. photographers loved her. she was a muse of andy warhol. >> he was a constant playful person. >> did you feel that he was looking at you in a way no one else did? >> yeah. >> how would you define your own sexuality? >> that is such a complicated place. i have a lot of guilt around sex. i started feeling like i'm going to burn in hell. i'm not supposed to be enjoying this and that makes me even more exciting against it. >> yet that sexuality help

the history of corruption in how the and mona on middle east needs a sexual revolution. coming up sunday night at 9:00 -- at 9:00, david gregory on his current book, "how is your faith?" on faith and religion. on american history tv on 8:00, sanonight at diego state university professor on alexander hamilton, his role in the creation of the federal government and is believed in a strong central government to mediate between the states. sunday afternoon at 4:00 on the first or," years of the soviet union's war in afghanistan, and alleged war crimes, including the bombing of hospitals. it are complete schedule at www.c-span.org. -- get our complete schedule at www.c-span.org. made asday, donald trump campaign appearance in las vegas or he talked about his campaign, media, and foreign policy. from the treasure island hotel and casino, this is one hour and 10 minutes. [applause] [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> you won't hear this in the media -- but donald -- [applause] donald gave $20 million to the st. jude's children home, $20 million. [applause] he decided to give it to chil

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and mona on why the middle east needs a sexual revolution. and coming up sunday night at 9:00 on book tv afterwards, former "meet the press" host david gregory on his current book how's your faith about faith and religion. he's interviewed by sally quinn. on american history tv on c-span3, san diego state university professor elizabeth cobbs on alexander hamilton, his role in the creation of federal government and his belief in a strong central government to mediate between the states. and sunday afternoon at 4:00 on real america, the 1982 u.s. information agency film on the first three years of the soviet union's war in afghanistan and alleged war crimes including the bombing of hospitals. get the complete weekend schedule at cspan.org. >>> this monday on c-span's new series landmark cases, in 1830, dred scott was enslaved to dr. john emerson. during his enlistment in the army, emerson was assigned to duties in several free states. during which dred scott married harriet robinson. mr. scott tried to buy his family's freedom but she refused.

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. >> dÍgame tiene su hijo las oro semana monas alborotadas aclaramos todas las dudas con el doctor domÍnguezn y le mostramos como aprovechar todo lo que tiene en su clÓset para crear el disfraz mÁs original. >> en casa kate del castillo juan pablo y rodrigo santoro con su pelÍcula los 33, todo esto y mÁs el cumpleaÑos de james aquÍ en "un nuevo dÍa" que comienza contigo ♪ ♪un nuevo dÍa♪ ♪un nuevo dÍa♪ ♪un nuevo dÍa♪ ♪un nuevo dÍa♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ vamos. >> ahÍ estÁ. >> uno dos 3. >> la cosa estÁ bien dura, divina, pero con honduras... (cantan) muy buenos dÍas seÑores, hoy es lunes 26 de octubre 2015, para muchos el lunes es el dÍa preferido la semana, yo me anotÓ en esa lista porque el lunes siempre prometo que voy hacer dieta, el lunes siempre prometo que voy hacer ejercicios y ya el martes ni me acuerdo. >> yo pero no por las mismas razones que tÚ porque ni siquiera lo prometo. >> ¿cÓmo estÁn ustedes? >> sÚper. >> el prÓximo lunes. >> seÑores tenemos dos cosas importantes en el programa hoy, una estÁ de vuelta quien? >> diego! >> (aplausos) creÍa que pues ya oye. >> no, esto del jet set. >

mona, good morning from maryland, a donald trump supporter. caller: i certainly am. think he will do well for the country. i think things will go better. as far as the other ca commentsi ,ould like to see him win and i would like to see been carson run with him. i knew that -- would happen. the democrats are godless, corrupt, and they are evil people. we new that was going to happen. that was my comment. i really like donald trump, and i really hope he wins. host: it been carson supporter, this is joe. joe is an columbia, south carolina. caller: how are you doing? host: well, thanks. thaty, i like the idea donald trump is bringing awareness to the dislike of politicians. been carson, i like his religious conviction, so to speak. he hast think experience. i think they will chew him up, to be honest. the only thing about donald , he brings the dislike of usiticians that a lot of regular people, meeting those of us who have real jobs, and our taxes taken out, our budgets, and so forth. ben carsonn carson -- does continue to bring up the religious aspect, by do not think

annual brooklyn book festival featuring msnbc's joanne reid, the history of corruption in america, and mona on why the middle east needs a sexual revolution. sunday night at 9:00 on book tv's afterwards, rm toer "meet the press" host and white house correspondent david gregory on his current book "how's your faith?" about faith and religion, interviewed by sally quinn. on american history tv on c-span 3 saturday night at 8:00 on lectures in history, san diego state university professor elizabeth cohn on alexander hamilton and his role in the creation of the federal government and belief to mediate between the states. and sunday afternoon at 4:00 on real america the 1982 u.s. information agency film on the first three years of the soviet union's war inbjh%ç afghanistan alleged war crimes including the bombing of hospitals. get our complete weekend schedule at c-span.org. >>> c-span has your coverage of the road to the white house 2016. where you'll find the candidates, the speeches, the debates, and, most importantly, your questions. this year we're taking our road to the white house coverag