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 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 lon

el-kall-dee - a muslim who's lived in iowa for 15 >> reporter: but mona alcad wishings a muslim who's lived in iowa for 15 years, blames the media even more for spreading news of religious hate when all of us should be reaching out. >> to love each other, not to where everybody should be and this is where everybody should be happy and feeling >> my hope for a peaceful and unify america, a democratic united states where all rights are honored, goes beyond november and goes beyond jan. >> reporter: positive words and actions says it may sound ambitious, but they they may have to matt hamm will cbs 2 news, 10 at 10. >>> 2 more iowa counties are now disaster areas. governor branstad issued a disaster proclamation for bre mer and chickasau counties. the progress la case makes opens up money for cleanup efforts. >>> it was a warm and muggy day around eastern iowa. we also had a few showers and thunderstorms pop up during the in some spots, an inch or two came down in a short period of time. a lot of moisture in the air. the afternoon instability from the heating of the someday what drove th

thank you, mona. and on this card that i'm handing out you are given a reason, a benefit for sharing housing. and just keep passing them out and you can give people more than one. read your benefit and take it in, think about it for a second. think about how you relate to it, yeah, give him the last one. and now what i am going to ask you to do is to -- when i say go, stand up and find one more -- i want you to stand up because we are going to do this more than once and even though the room doesn't -- isn't perfect. i want you to meet up with one other person, tell the other person what's on your card, what your benefit is and how you relate to it, the other person listens, absorbs questions and then you're going to turn it around so that the listener becomes the talker, you have it? you have three minutes for this whole series and then i'm going to yell stop and we will check out things are going, okay? everybody clear on what you're doing? [inaudible] >> you each get a minute and a half, you're self

>> my name is mona malik with the aging society of america. i was born in baghdad. i was very young, visited iraq a couple times and plan to be there again shortly. i'm up here because i am representing someone who wasn't allowed to leave the country to be here. if you see me reading my answers i want them to be his answers and i am his voice. syrians have no right and are not in any position to dictate to the syrians living in the homeland as to what they should be doing or not doing. and we tried to work with the crisis on a humanitarian perspective, with the focus, that focus has been shifted. and refugees and turning back to the focus of education and infrastructure in the homeland. >> actually in the foundation. >> speak slower. >> actually, in that sector, the foundation is and iraq basis in iraq, including america and uk and other countries, trying to increase the offering of turk money in iraq and outside iraq to the facility. we are working in media work, depending on simple facilities, many agencies rather than official media attending international effici

prison's stupid. >>> there's been some good news for mona selame as well.ed of passing prescription drugs to another inmate but now has been cleared. >> the report was written for a major violation for the other inmate for the possession of the seroquel, and selame was not given any discipline. >> but in years past, drugs have wreaked havoc in selame's life. her first sentence was 12 years earlier for dealing drugs. >> they got a pound of methamphetamine, like two ounces of chronic at that time, and it was on sunday. it was my bad. i never worked on sunday. but here you go, money and greed got me getting off my ass and going, delivering a pound. it was $20,000 i couldn't resist. but i never worked on sunday, and here i go 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 st

she emerged sunday with five other crew members atop hawaii's (mona-low-a) mauna loa volcano. bedwell is a psychology professor at u-s-f. she spent the year analyzing the group. nasa hopes this will help plan the first-ever human mission to the red planet. the year of seclusion on the fake "mars" is the fourth such mission and the longest to date. it was aimed at determining how crew members might deal with rocky red during a prolonged trip in outer space. today in bradenton: the community is invited to a town hall meeting... to talk about the growing ?drug epidemic in manatee county, and its impact on foster care. the y-m-c-a, the d-c-f and the manatee county government will all take part. officials say drug addiction leads more parents to ?lose their children... to state custody. and the county is now in need of ?more foster parents. the meeting is the year's most ?talked about rock tour... makes its ?only florida stop tonight. ?only florida stop tour... makes its ?talked about rock the year's most the year's most ?talked about rock tour... makes its ?only florida stop tonig

the creator of the program, and mona lisa. is one of 8 volunteers high pressure filtrated indiana's clark county jail. you shot two seasons before the season one premiere. what was your ultimate goal in creating this show. >> to get the feedback we needed to improve the jail. you get street-level drugs easier and cheaper in jail it's problems over years. kennedy: corrupt guards? >> a little bit of that. my thought process was if we use undercover police officers or corrections we would get to see some of the criminal stuff. but i wanted to go a step beyond that to see how we can improve from an inmate's stands point. kennedy: it takes a brave person to go inside for 60 days. the show survivor is only on for 39 days. mona lisa, you went in because your daughter is serving a 10-year prison sentence for armed robbery and you a wanted to do it for her. >> i needed to understand her pain and what she was living every single day. i had to know it for myself. not just hear about it, read about it, and watch tv. >> yours is the voice

. >> mona. >> can you hear me? my name is mona malik, i was born in baghdad, i left when i was very young, i have visited iraq a couple of times and i plan to be there very shortly. reason why i'm here today is because i'm representing someone who wasn't allow today leave the country to be here the president of the society of iraq, if you see me reading most of my answers is because i want them to be his answers and i'm representing, i am his voice and the assyrian aid society of america. as we as syrians we have no right and are not in any position to dictate to the syrians living in the homeland as to what they should be doing or not doing. we are here speaking for them in his words and answers and how we have try today work with the crisis is on a humanitarian perspective when -- assyrian aid society has focus and the focus has been shifted for the last years because the funding has to go to helping idp's and refugees and we are hoping that we return back to our focus of education and infrastructure once again t

[applause] >> mona lisa johnson, founder of parents with incarcerated children. [applause] >> and the one and only honorable william h. billy murphy, jr., senior and founding of murphy&murphy. dr. tony alan, reputation global marketing and corporate affairs of bank of america. [cheers and applause] >> let's give all our panelists a big hand. [applause] >> all right. you may be seated. let's start off by each one of you taking one minute and i do mean one. [laughter] >> by giving us an introduction of what you do and where you are generally on this issue of how we deal with from a criminal justice reform point of view saving our cities. let's go around one minute each. >> good morning, my name is erika, i'm the president and ceo of the urban league of greater new orleans. of course, we work -- we are the only urban affiliate in the state of louisiana so we work very closely with all of our law enforcement agencies throughout this state. we also work in the area of economic development and education which we know are so critically and vitally connect today what is

securityecuri system's video you can see very clearly it happenedapne around 10 o'clock on monday mona night a man walking around thed home, he appears to be wearingea a hat a dark colored shirt. shi. you see him walk up pier intoie the doors and windows of thewind home.me fairfax county police also als believe the man may have beeny n touching himself inappropriately and we did did speak to man who lives in thate home, he was not comfortablefole showing his face on camera asama you can imagine but we are are protecting his identity butity hear what he had to say.. >> and my wife got the alert. ae i was upstairs.was utairs. she was pretty terrifiederried sitting on the couch watching the perpetrator do whatever hero was trying to do. obviously thankful for having the security i don't think it was someoneit looking to get their jollies or anything, i think it wast w someone that was either casing or looking for an opportunity. bottom line, she's still s affected by it, i'm stilli'mti affected by it and it's it' something to all of our o neighbors around here to be cognizant of. o >> rep

the fast moving toxic disease, the most common illnesses that can lead to it through few mona and infections of the urinary tract, skin and gut. checking our economy. severe weather is no longer the driving force hymn delays. >> the airlines themselves. computer glitches, like this meltdown earlier this month, are now the leading cause of airport delays. more than 230,000 flights were delayed last year. they are far less replaced on thousands of vehicles. 91,000 including the 2013 to 2015 ford taurus, flex, lincoln, mks and mkt. ford said it was not aware of any accidents or injuries tied to the problems but be beware. their handbook violate the law. >> chipotle must also change a policy prohibiting workers from talking about politics and religion and change another that restricts workers from circumstance petitions for better working conditions. >> the federal government is creating a massive stockpile of cheese. the department of agriculture plans to buy 20 million worth of surplus cheese from suppliers. 11 million pounds will be do difficult time selling cheese since losing overseas buyer

of course the lourve is the home of the mona lisa. emorror, napolian decided to hang up the painting on his bedroom wall and somebody stole it. today, millions visit the mona visa, and the lourve every year. t 223 years ago today, it was a paris landmark. >>> and breaking news changes everything in for fox news. >>> we have to protect our second amendment, which is under siege. remember that. it's under siege. >> donald trump not backing down, just saying the second amendment is under siege at a rally right now in virginia. hillary clinton just responding slamming trump for insighting violence in comments he made yesterday. what does former presidential candidate ben carson think? he's here with us. welcome, everyone, good to see you, i'm maria bartumut oh, here for neil cavuto. mike, good

to use the type of medical if someone were to steal the mona lisa or allegedly steal the mona lisa but it isn't found. >> your answer is that the defendants right to hire counsel of choice takes precedent over the right to the victims. you would say that the matter how strong the proof is? >> yes until the is a verdict. >> yes. as long as the assets that they propose to use our her lawful assets, untainted and not connected to the time, not traceable to criminal activity, yes. >> that seems to be not a very persuasive line. you are relying on property law. what you're saying is the government can take away all your money if it's taken, if there's probable cause to believe it's tainted. they can take away all your money if there's a judgment but it can't take away all of your money if there's simply probable cause to believe you are going to owe this money. >> that seems to me a very, i don't see why the sixth amendment cases a property case is stronger in one situation than the other, but i'm i'm not sure the sixth amendment cases any stronger. >> what the statute is purporting to do i

we spoke with one resident, her name is mona welsh, and she allowed us inside her of her house and sheold me 80% of her house were destroyed, the floodwaters 2 feet high, and they are ripping out sheet wall. they are trying to rebuild, as many people here are. craig? >> how are folks there doing? i know that seems like perhaps a trite question, but looking at the images, you've got to think that folks are having a difficult time coping. >> reporter: surprisingly, people have great attitudes, the woman i was referring to, mona welsh, she said i'm thankful. it could be worse. she lost 80% of her possessions and her home. and she's telling me that it could be worse. i think people here, they're just trying to be positive and move forward. that's the biggest thing now. moving forward. >> amen. to that. tammy leitner on duty in baton rouge, louisiana. thank you. >>> richard weber director of homeland security in louisiana. thank you for taking time out of what i know is a very busy day. we just saw the images there in that particular neighborhood. 20 parishes have been declared a disaster a

. >> reporter: when the building collapsed it crashed on to captain marty mona in f. >> -- marty honan. >> i was face down. it crushed me. >> broken back, fractured pelvis. >> i'm back. >> after months of rehab, he returned to his firehouse. he retired in 2009 with life time medical benefits awarded by the city. he needed that when he woke up in pain in may of 2014. >> my legs weak, my feet were numb. i was going, whoa, what is this. >> to get to the bottom of it, his doctor requested tests. >> when that was put in, it was denied by athens. >> he is talking about athens administrators. the city of san jose farmed out of of the workers compensation program to the concord based company to contain costs and improve service to workers. the treatment approved for years suddenly stopped. >> the business model is deny first and deny again. >> is that right? >> no. and delay and delay. they hope you go away. >> requests for mris, physical therapy. epidural, all denied. >> does that make sense to you? >> it doesn't make sense to anybody. >> it didn't make sense to other injured firefighters eit

. >> guest: mona they say hillary clinton will be good for the stock arcade because they know what to expect that there is also some strategy out there that says when you have one party both in the white house and in congress that actually markets do better. your thoughts on this. >> gridlock is not good especially for the markets because there's a lot of uncertainty in a lot of policies can't be effective. we are in the ever evolving fast moving global market environment seeing policies change fast globally and we are not able to react and we are kind of going slow to gridlock. you look at the historical returns you need unification that the government and you need all branches working together so the market will want to see an effective government that can actually make changes. >> anthony this is data compiled bye bye s&p capital iq and they have shown the stock market does better when you have one party in control. why is candidate trumps not focusing on back? >> i don't understand the question because i do think he spoke a sing on it. raising money and the republican national in

. >> bennett will have a mona lisa smile, he cannot grin because the patina looks strange on teeth.nt where he first performed "i last my heart in san francisco." >> a fascinating behind the scenes look how the statue comes together. >> very exciting for the community. >> now to alexis and the commuter alert although it is only 4:47 in the morning. >> hello! it's me! how are you doing? we are doing well as far as visibility the we have a ten on the board, picture perfect and the only place with fog is petaluma and visibility is down to eight miles, but, still, fine. how bad? currently 57 in san francisco, and oakland is at 59, currently at 61 in san jose, a comfortable 63 in antioch and failed is 60. i will show you the hour by hour situation, fog in santa rosa, san rafael, oakland and hayward and san francisco. clear skies on the peninsula to the south bay in the mid-morning. the fog will pull back to the coast and by the afternoon we are looking good with sunshine away from the coast. our streams today, shrinking the spread in the typical summertime environment and inland, we are

decided best place to be will be right here by the ocean, where we are painting a beautiful ocean scape mona, wow. >> yeah, usually i paint in gallery but this beautiful scenery is awesome. i love it. especially just natural talent coming out. >> i love when you get a project like this and amazing instructors they bring out all those great things. >> i would love to do this in the few to. >> me too. that is why we have kelly here, kelly, you are one of the instructors here painting on the pier. you are lovely number one. number two you will teach me tips how to do a sunset. >> i'll make it as easy as possible and fun, enjoyable so you get to enjoy yourself and bring out that creative energy. do you feel that. i feel that energy. here's what i will do, i will give you my microphone and can you instruct me how to make this beautiful sunset. >> of course, first thing pick up your paint brush and get some have of your yellow paint. >> yes. >> i mixed it in with the blue is that okay. >> that is okay. >> yes. you will make nice easy brush strokes in the direction of your shape of your sun. so hal

suffering from an illness but did not say what, baker also appeared in flash gordon, time bandits and mona lisa. >>> 10 minutes 30 seconds. the army celebrated national airborne day in fayetteville and it was held at the airborne and special ops museum, on display as well as a parachute demonstration. the 82nd airborne division all- american chorus performed for the ground. >>> and brush crowd - a brush fire in oregon turned into a fire nato, firefighters say high wind speeds may have caused the flames to form the final, the original fire seems to have been sparked by farming equipment cutting a field. >> is that an actual phenomenon? have you seen anything that? spin i have actually but not from something like this, you normally see it and really big wildfires i have seen videos of that. it is certainly not anything you see everyday.>> shark made away and so you see that one. [ laughter ]>> and it was deathly hot out today. the students are moving in over at nc state and another were struggling with the heat and humidity and it will continue something i normally do not show you to kick of

we'll turn it now torah mona. cleveland 19 is a proud sponsor for the susan g. koman race for the cure. this event introduced me to >> it started with doe and lindsay, mother and daughter and grew to include aunt and friends. lindsay was diagnoseded at age 30. >> you break down. and stand back up and go okay, that was my moment and we'll do what we need to do. >> it was one year before the breast cancer survivor dates of mom and >> how was she a support for you? >> having her there was the most support condition can have. you have that moment you thought you would not have. when moms get sick. they deal with it. it is it the last thing to wish on their children. what was that like for you. >> devastating and you feel get a long time to understand you didn't. it is part of our gene and we cancer the breast cancer and ovarian gene. it came in through my mother, grandmother. >> gigi was at school when she got the diagnosis. the doctor got the lump and said it was maybe just a cyst. and it it was devastating. but like lindsay it was nice to have dee, who is my siste

routine tests at prince georges hospital detect the presence of the sued monas bacteria, doctors say nine other babies are not showing any symptoms but medical staff moved them into another hospital for safety sake. hospital officials believe that the bacteria originated in water pipes. >>> a baby girl, born in texas with microcephaly has died, this is a condition where a baby's head is much smaller then expect and often times brain development is incomplete. baby's mother is from el salvador and doctors think she got sick there before traveling back to texas where she gave birth. >>> texas has reported 97 travel-related zika cases but this death is the first zika related death in the state. >>> for the first time in history a under cover agent for tennessee bureau of investigations has been shot abe killed in the line of duty. authorities say 35 year-old degrand frazier was killed investigating, supposedly illegal drug activity in the city of jackson. the shooter tried to rob frazier in a known drug area. police say suspect was arrested a short time later. frazier was a 35 year-old

the bacteria pseudo-monas was found in a water pipe that supplies the nicu at prince george's hospital center. it can lead to severe illness and even death. but so far... officials haven't directly linked the deaths of those 2 newborns with the bacteria. last night... infants in the unit were transferred to other the water pipe is being treated and the rest of the hospital is being tested. (wally a water park ?may re-open in kansas city today... for the first time since a freak accident killed a 10-year-old boy. "caleb schwab" died sunday, while riding the world's tallest water slide, at the "schlitterbahn" park. it's not clear ?how he got hurt, but authorities say: he died from some sort of "neck injury." the women in the raft with him weren't at least two people who've ridden the slide this year claim those straps came loose. the water slide will be closed for the rest of the season. (wally the speaker of the house... is staying put. paul ryan ?easily won his primary race last night in wisconsin. he beat his primary challenger by almost seventy percent. ryan has represented the distr

[applause] mona lisa johnson, founder of parents with incarcerated children.plause] and the one and only honorable ,illiam h william burley junior founder of murphy falcon and murphy. [applause] dr. tony allen, managing director, corporate reputation global marketing and corporate affairs of bank of america. [applause] let's give all our panelists a big hand. [applause] all right. you may be seated. start off by each one of you taking one minutes -- and i giving us an- i introduction of what you do and where you are generally on this issue of how we deal with -- from a criminal justice reform point of view -- saving our cities. >erica: good morning. with only thework urban league affiliated with the state of louisiana. we work closely with all of our law enforcement agencies throughout the state. the area of in economic development and education, which we know are so critically and connected to criminal justice reform. so we were deeply in communities throughout the state from a direct service perspective and a policy perspective. we havell >> the largest sing

bringing in craig jia mona. at that point will hershey have a rethink? not seem like right now they want to do anything before the board of hershey trust is reconstituted. 80% of the voting right. in the past they have been a barrier to a deal. flux.ard is in it sounds like hershey is saying we will not make a move until 2017 when the board is put in place. vonnie: it does sound like there is a price. >> vincennes we want to start talking at 125. even if that scenario, we have the issue of the trust. mondelez says we are going home and not going to further negotiate. theoes this confirm reputation as the company that cannot be bought. >> it does. once again, hershey's it has been an attractive company over the years, but there is a huge barrier dealing with hershey's trust and the politics. i just think people will look at this and think it is a very difficult company to buy. mark: does this mean that other balk atl suitors might the opportunity to pursue hershey? >> that is the sense we are getting. that people will look at this and say they came in wit

i am mona lisa johnson. we are a national organization. because my daughter is incarcerated. i started it totally out of my pain because i realize that society has a stigma towards parents who have children in prison and jail. we basically look at each other and judge each other and tear each other down and assume that there is something wrong in the family. .hen in reality, , there is pain in the heart of a parent when they are still in the system. emotionally, financially, anyway you can think of. we decided we would create the resources needed for the family, in particular the parents, to be able to function and make it through this journey with grace and ease. that isave a child incarcerated, the first thing i want you to do is stand up and not be ashamed, not hide, not protect or defend it. i want you to stand up and be proud of the fact that you did the best that you could do, if you did the best you could do, and know in your heart of hearts that they will hopefully come out, hopefully, and when they come back if you stand by them a

running for president and it could impact the policies of the entire country it's freightening. " but mona el-kall-dee - a muslim who's lived in iowa for 15 years - says she am media even more than trump for spreading news of religious hate - when all of us should be reaching out. out." to love each other not to be scared we are in the land of freedom and this is >> to love each other, not to be scared. we're in the land of freedom and this is where everybody should feel happy and comfortable to live in. >> my hope for a peaceful and unified america, a democratic, are honored goes beyond november and goes beyond january. >> positive words and action say it may sound ambitious but they hope to continue to hold rallies and meetings even beyond november even when they find out who wins the white house. >>> some parts of eastern iowa saw torrential downpours today. >> and others stayed bone dry. terry joins us live with what we can expect the rest of the night. forecast the next 24 hours as hit or miss showers dot eastern iowa. but at least tonight they're in a weakening phase around the regio

now is the man behind the project, you know him well clark county sheriff and season two cast mate mona >> you had a reason because your daughter is in prison and you volunteered when he approached you. why? >> because i really wanted to find out what it's like on the other side. i wanted to know what it was my daughter was living day to day. i didn't want to just look at television, like "orange is the new black," all of these different tv shows -- which by the way is very, very accurate, but i wanted to know for myself. >> sheriff, what did you find? >> i basically found out that there is no real human face that's put on these people. that we as people in society, we just look at them as animals versus putting a human face on it. those are real people. >> sheriff, what's the challenge with jail? why did you want to expose jail not prison? >> because where it's a short-term holding facility. we're not required to do programs. this is also an opportunity to see what programs that we were doing that were working and not and to help people where they're in jail and concerned about their l

they have real people dress up in costume to look like mona lisa, the last supper, the scream, and they look exactly like them. it's amazing. i've been to it many times. it's a lot of fun. and this week it was even more fun because our very own guillermo played a role. guillermo, are you an art lover >> yes. >> jimmy: you do love art. [ laughter ] >> yes. >> jimmy: who is your favorite artist, may i ask? >> there are so many i -- >> jimmy: there are so many. [ laughter ] just name one of them. just one. just whatever pops out of your head. >> oh, my god. katie. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: very good. katie of course. referring to my daughter. anyway, here's guillermo. great art lover. ? >> hi. how are you? >> hi. welcome, guillermo. my name's diane. >> nice meeting you. >> it's nice to meet you. i'm director of pageant of the masters. >> oh, okay. >> i don't know if you've ever heard anything about our show. >> no, never. what is it? what is the show about? >> well, we are going to recreate famous works of art, paintings and sculpture, with real people. >> tableau labo? >> tablea

bennett will have a mona lisa smile.can't be grinning because the green patina that will form over the bronze statute looks weird on teeth obviously. it will be unveiled tomorrow at the fairmont where he performed the classic song "i left my heart in san francisco." >> a dog in the north bay has a new home. he was found near a dumpster last week and the staff used a piece of string cheese to coax him out of the crate he was h e hiding in. a couple from saratoga has adopted him and named him ziggy and have zelda who was also aband abandoned. >>> new controversy today over a proposed tax on sugary drinks in two bay arir yrea cities, why gs say it will end up costing them big. >>> the devastating flooding in louisiana and the people forced to recover from disaster once again. >>> a viral video showing what's happening in syria, a >>> here are the headlines at 4:30, firefighters in southern california are making good progress today on the blue cut fire in san bernardino county just west of los angeles. the fire has burned mo

the pseudo monas.y're cleaning and treating the hospital's plumbing infrastructure, that bacteria is often found in water systems, last week ser transferred out of the nicu, which is the intense as if care for babies after three tested positive. all services except the nicu are open to patients. >>> 6:32. trouble in paradise for rg3. let's check with the sports junkies the fan. . i was starting to get twitter comments yesterday. where are the junks haven't talked to you guys in forever. hope you guy are doing well. >> that's not on us. >> where have you been? >> been here every day. >> i'm just saying i miss you guys, that's all. >> we miss you too, steve. >> getting emotional at the beginning. >> we're softening things up we have tender topics to do. >> what we should do come in and hang out and do the hits the whole show >> i would love to, i've been saying that forever >> come -- here's a formal invite. do the whole show fro >> i accept that contingent of fox signing off on it. >> which will never h

>>reporter: bennett has a mona lisa smile.can't be grinning because the statue looks weird on teet teeth. unveiling is tomorrow at noon in front of the fairmont where bennett first performed the classic song, i left my heart in san francisco. >>> all right. time to turn our attention to sports tonight. we have rick in for larry. >> the giant play i left my heart in san francisco after every win by the way. coming up in sport. raiders continue the pre-season by taking on the packers and over at at&t park. madison goes deep as he tries a stwloo. >>> coming up tonight at 11. pregnant bay area woman killed in a car crash but unborn baby survived. south bay community rally around her family. >>> and extreme case of keeping up with the kardashian. east bay woman is under arrest accused of cyberstalking reality tv star chris jenner. join us for 7 news at 11:00 reality tv star chris jenner. join us for 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7 >>> all right we have rick in for larry. a lot of sports to cover tonight. >>reporter: yes we start

. >> there is drastic undercover of the participants, corrections attorney, mona lisa's daughter is incarcerated's a totally different feedback group. deirdre: so we want to show a clip that gives viewers some insight into prison conditions. here it is. actually we don't have it, but i want to ask you about the volunteers. did you think they could all make the 60 days? were you worried about some of them saying even though i am an expert in criminal justice, i can't take this anymore. >> yeah, it's surprising that people you think make it all the way through may or may not, and vice versa. it's important the ones that follow the basic training we gave them to stay safe, they did well, and the ones that deviated had a really rough time. deirdre: what is the one thing, if you were to follow one piece of advice, even if you don't listen to anything else that i say. what is it? >> please, when you watch this show, i hope it's an eye-opener for people not to want to go jail or come back to jail. deirdre: here, here, well said indeed, "60 days in" premiering august 18th at 9:00 p.m. on a&e. more on "r

. >> bennett will have a mona lisa smile he cannot grin because the patina that will form will alongange on a statue. the unveiling today is at noon at the fair moment where he first performed "i left my heart in san francisco." >> should the marine layer burn off? >> we will see the marine layer burn off between 9:00 and 10:00. the visibility shows a 10 on board with a lost spots doing fine and limited fog. in the south bay, 80 in san jose, 79 in santa clara and hazy skies and smoke in the the atmosphere from the soberanes fire. 76 in redwood city, and 75 in palo alto, and 59 in pacifica and downtown san francisco, 64, and 59 for deals, and in the north bay, 82 in calistoga, and 75 in san rafael, and 77 in napa and east bay oakland you up to 70 degrees, and 73 in union city, and richmond is 69, and, inland, we are cooling off with no intense heat and most spots are in the 80s, however, inland we have poor air quality today so "spare the air" day is in affect with a hazy afternoon. the seven-day forecast shows we have fog and sunshine today and saturday into sunday you can see the nu