the theft made the mona lisa a household name. the painting was finally recovered and put back on display. now world-famous, the portrait was victimized two more times. in the 1950s, acid was thrown at it, but only the bottom was slightly damaged. a few months after that, a man threw a rock, leaving a mark on her left elbow. that's why the painting is now displayed behind bulletproof glass. it's the most popular work of art at the louvre. people really love this portrait; i mean, really. so many have written letters, including love letters, to the painting that the mona lisa has its own mailbox at the museum, the only painting so honored. with art smart, i'm katie. - if you want to know how much a hummingbird weighs, check your pockets. a hummingbird weighs about what a penny weighs, less than one-tenth of an ounce, but they are hungry little creatures. every day, they consume more than their weight in nectar. for us, that's like eating more than 33 large pizzas in a day! - this important message is brought to you by the national

mona mcleod at her home in edinburgh.ember, you can watch witness every month on the bbc news channel or you can catch up on all of our films along with more than 1000 radio programmes in our online archive. just go to bbc.co.uk/witness. in september 1985, three friends finished an epic trek along the great wall of china. they relied on local villagers for food and water as they documented every step of the walk, part of which that had as they documented every step of the wall, part of which that had not been walked on the years. yaohui dong spoke to witness about their journey. translation: often when i touched the stones, i would have this feeling that i was having a conversation with people from ancient times. the people who carved the stone out of the mountain and placed it on the wall, it was very moving. we set off on may the 4th, 1984 from shanhai pass, which is on the seacoast in the east. it took us 508 days. we walked over some of china's most famous mountains and through many deserts, including the gobi. we wal

lisa, because the face we see this drawing is subtly different to the model in the mona lisa.tor having a hunch that something needs to be investigated more fully?m often does. just one pair of eyes looking at something afresh. we don't have this idea in art history that we know who painted andrew everything. but in many cases we are only scratching the surface. and when you are dealing with a picture of the beaten path which may have beenin of the beaten path which may have been in storage for decades, somebody may not have properly analyse this for the last hundred yea rs. analyse this for the last hundred years. thank you. helen willetts has the weather. the rain will continue to clear from eastern areas to give many a brighter end of the day. but the showers are coming in thick and fast to the north and west and heavy on the stiff breeze. showers elsewhere overnight but the most notable feature will be how chilly it is. compared with recent nights. a bright start but the second part of the weekend looks much wetter. gail is quite widely. a decent day on saturday to start,

the face we see in this touring is different to the model in the mona lisa. that is interesting.we are dealing with a picture which is off the beaten path may have been in storage for decades. somebody may have not properly analyse this for the last 100 years. now for the weather. an autumnal pictures we head into the weekend. we will have some drier and brighter weather. in uttoxeter, an hour or so ago, the rain has cleared. for the vast majority, there are showers but it is not too bad an end to friday evening. just a few sharp showers continue into the night—time. heavy showers as well. perhaps more persistent rain in far north—west. inland, unlike recent nights, it will turn quite chilly. nine and ten in the towns and cities. a lovely start to the day. if there is any early rural myth that will clear. saturday looks like the driest the weekend. we start with plenty of sunshine. the cloud bubbles up and will bring showers around the coast. through the afternoon the likelihood is it will turn progressively cloudier and wetter across wales and the south—west. it might take to le

years later, i had an operation that allowed me to smile like a mona lisa, using just two of the chewingre unaffected by the accident. it's very hard to know exactly what muscles i need to move to help me smile. i came down to brighton today to try out a new piece of technology that's going to help people like myself, who have got facial palsy. one of the surgeons who operated on me is part of a team of experts developing technologies with sensors to read the muscle activities of people with facial paralysis. so, when you were first diagnosed, you had an examination called the needle emg, where the needle is put into the skin, into the muscles, to read the tiny electrical signals that the muscles emanate. with this technology, what we're using is these sensors that are noninvasive. so the same kind of reading, but without the pain, like none of the...? that's right. you have some degree of crossover between the muscles, and that's why you need the machine learning and the artificial intelligence, to interpret which muscle is activating. i'm sarah healey, and 30 years ago, i had a brain t

quotes in decent behavior now much of that debate has taken place on the group's facebook page but as mona eltahawy pointed out to her followers egypt doesn't actually have laws which criminalize same sex relations like many countries do in the middle east it instead uses umbrella terms such as debauchery and indecency now the deputy head of the official musician's union phoned into this program to say quote we are against gay arts it is deprived art now his organization actually has some judicial powers here to arrest people and to issue fines for people who work in the performing arts so it's his organization that has banned from performing in egypt now the arrests and the ban have set off a controversy online arbor has lived in egypt most of his life and is now studying in vienna he has a popular post about this controversy an earlier he told me about the challenge facing society. in egypt it is absolutely unacceptable to support homosexual rights whatsoever and i understand that because it comes it is outside of the norm of the egyptian culture and of the egyptian society however when

journalist mona has campaigned tirelessly. >> i saw saudi women who fought for decades for this. they were shamed. they will liberate sisters from guardianship. she questioned whether the right to drive will be subject to a male guardian's permission. she tweeted -- as a one who grew up in saudi, i cannot tell you how incredible this is to hear. i have no words, my eyes are leaking. however, there has been some that urged caution. this was about issuing driver's licenses to women come june 18. this is far from letting women drive. is this a sign that saudi arabia is moving toward a more moderate stance toward women's rights? >> you can interpret that. you have the 203-30 vision. -- the 2030 vision. the prince said that they wanted to have a lot of changes by 2030. almost half of the arabian citizens are under 25. we had a young generation that is educated, most go abroad to study and come back so they know more about their rights. for now it could be an interpretation -- a step toward modernization. sarah: just one step, we don't want to get too carried away. thank you for puttin

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the italian town of true mona is hosting the fifth stradivari festival it opened with a concert by a russian conductor and violinist sergei crooner. eight priceless instruments from the town's violin museum were featured including four made by antonio. he lived interim owner in the seventeenth century and is considered to be the best violin maker the world has ever seen. well they've been in history for over thirty five years now but for diehard fans of the swedish pop band the music simply goes on and they're not wrong about that because now benny andersson their pianist and songwriter of greatest hits has more where that came from on friday his new solo album of piano tunes comes out with a regional songs and reinterpreted hits that will bring a tear to many a true friend. he was the composer of others many hits and the band's pianist. let me understand. them he's still tickling the ivory is today. here he plays i was song thank you for the music. undiscovered his love of the piano at a very early age and i was six i had a little accordion so they'd say they told me one one song th

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mona from marking. >> doug cameron was there. i was there. >> it's like a who's who. >> those people came to bowl. what the heck are these people doing here? why are they standing in the middle of my lane? >> they actually had a great >> i wonder how people came up and asked for a personal forecast? >> quite a few. eric was there, i had a great time. i got to bed at 10:00. >> whoa, are you pretty disciplined. >> this is going to hurt. luckily just one dirty karen martini. still only three-and-a-half hours of sleep last night. the schedule will get you but it was -- >> you have to live, though. >> you got to live a little. >> exactly. >> we have clear skies this morning, it is a pleasant start to your friday. our september finishing up on a very dry and a very warm note for sure. three 90s this week for the month now. we were way below average the first of the month. we have been below. we are in plus territory for temperatures, but two inches behind in rainfall, just for the month of september. things have dried out considerably

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code orange today. 88 in mona sass. have a good monday, everybody.'s go toefr to dave. >> great start to the workweek traffic. no travel troubles on the beltway. . but we have a on the north side, blocking the left side as well. through both of these, traffic is flowing pretty well. that is the very latest from the traffic center. back to you. >> thank you. we are following some breaking news now near the white house. a man undergoing a mental evaluation here in d.c. after he was caught with weapons. >> cnn reports the man had nine guns and three nooifs in his car. the arrest happened yesterday morning near 17th street and pennsylvania avenue northwest. the man reportedly told secret service he wanted to talk to white house officials including the defense secretary about missing paychecks. >> this is the image you may be e seeing all over your news feeds this morning. dan snider took to the field last night with his some players stood and locked arms while others decided to kneel on the other side of the field the entire offensive line of the oakland

but if you go on a day with someone whose facebook profile looks like jenelle mona and then chumley from pawn stars shows up. very upsetting. your whole week it will. on paper the democrats are the ones who want to regulate wall street and fight for the working man and when it comes to making sure wall street and financial services are fair to consumers seventy percent of americans polled said this was very important and another twenty one percent said somewhat important so ninety one percent of americans would side with democrats if the democrats actually stood for that but in reality they surround themselves with goldman sachs give no new economic ideas and recently unveiled their plan to have a fifteen dollar minimum wage by twenty twenty four. twenty one a bar just in time for you to be able to afford new tires on the r.v. you're living in so that you can drive it off a cliff with dignity. that my friends is called the retirement plan i got you sixty percent of americans say the government should be responsible for ensuring health care coverage for all americans so the democrats in a

the syrian government in northern how mona twenty kilometer wide front and trapped in it was a unit of russian military police twenty nine strong they were then a deescalation. have been happening at dool they were surrounded and for many hours the. special forces unit was scrambled to help them to break through to them and evacuate them the operation was successful of itself has been stalled they managed to penetrate twelve kilometers into government territory but almost everything they took his been retaken huge casualties as well we had a few days ago about eleven tanks lost. and dozens of vehicles. and eight hundred and fifty apparently killed. well just putting this into context almost ninety percent of syria's territory is liberated from islamic state that's the latest figures that we've received from the russian defense ministry in the ongoing battle against the terrorists well since the beginning paying two years ago russian forces have killed more than fifty terrorists russia. fighter jets have conducted a double that figure on earth strikes during over thirty thousand flights

the syrian government in northern how mona twenty kilometer wide front and trapped in it was a unit of russian military police twenty nine strong they were then a deescalation. have been happening at dool they were surrounded and for many hours the. special forces unit was scrambled to help them to break through to them and evacuate them. and was successful of itself has been stalled they managed to penetrate twelve kilometers into government territory but almost everything they took his been retaken huge casualties as well we had a few days ago about eleven tanks lost. and dozens of vehicles. and eight hundred and fifty apparently killed well the overall picture is that almost ninety percent of. liberated from islamic state has figured from the russian defense ministry. the terrorists since the beginning of their campaign two years ago russian our forces have killed more than fifty. russian fighter jets. reich's during over thirty thousand flights to eliminate terrorism in syria one of the country's main bottles is now a dare is sore for syrian troops by moscow or trying to get rid of

. >> looking at the mona lisa and all of a sudden that experience, all of a sudden that experience, youd be looking and a great place with culture. >> the pavilion will be known as the akiko yamazaki pavilion. they pledged a $25 million donation. pefficient car tend to buy big gas guzzlers as their second vehicle. reuc davis researchers call it the diet effect. the study finds that owners of fuel efficient cars also tend to drive more, and that leads, of course, to more gas usage. the expected gas savings are reduced as much as 60% for a two-car household. funded by the california air resources board. >>> all right. in accuweather this morning another warm to hot day. the fire danger is running high, not feeling like fall at all right now. cameras showing you it is a clear picture right now. your 12-hour day planner, sun is up at 7:02. we have widespread 80s and 90s under sunny skies. still in effect for the areas shaded in red. the combination of gusty winds and low humidity means fires can easily start and easily spread under these conditions. that's the weather. a check on the roads

famous coins there is, so for the opportunity to handle one is like a paintings collector getting the monaheritage sets a date of april 25, 2013, in chicago -- fitting, since that's where the five liberty head nickels were first revealed back in 1920. >> the auction shut down and said, "now we're gonna prepare for this very, very special offering," so we sat there on pins and needles, and then the numbers start climbing. >> $180,000. now $190,000. bid $190,000. >> then jeff garrett, one of the experts who helped authenticate the nickel in 2003, decides to place his own bid with another collector, larry lee. >> i was sitting in the audience, and i send a text to larry. i said, "larry, this coin's gonna to sell in about 15 minutes." i said, "last chance to bid," kind of almost half jokingly, and he calls me. he says, "what do you think it'll bring?" and i bid $2.1 million. >> jeff and larry bid against another collector as the price rises by $100,000 each bid. jeff and larry win the auction. how much did they pay for the nickel? >> the total price on it came to $3.2 million. >> it was almost

>> "are we doing good or are we gonna put a mustache on the mona lisa here?"uality of the actual recording didn't pass the muster on its own. >> the audio is so bad, they can't even be sure what the words are. >> as we were working on it, listening to the old recording, we're all struggling and writing down all these words. >> just when it seems it's time to pull the plug on "the way is love," the team has a breakthrough. >> a couple of weeks go by, and i'm in one of johnny cash's filing cabinets looking through song lyrics. and lo and behold, there are the lyrics to "the way is love" from roy orbison. >> is it a coincidence or are you guys playing with us? >> [ laughs ] >> that's amazing. >> yeah, it's really neat. it gave me cold chills when i found the lyrics, just like, "wow!" >> then comes a surprise call from those german engineers. using a new supercomputer, they find a solution to restore roy's vocals. remember what it sounded like before? [ indistinct warbly singing ] >> so, we took it from that and came up with this. >> ♪ the way is love ♪ the way yo

drawing of a nude woman which has been in a french collection for 150 years could be a sketch for the monartainly a preparatory work for an oil painting and is of truly remarkable quality. time to look at the weather now. good afternoon. improving picture today, not a bad day tomorrow. not looking great as we head sunday. in belfast, lovely sunny skies the rain is with us across eastern areas moving and clearing, allowing those sunny skies to become more prevalent. a bright end to the day. however, still some showers around the coasts. under the clear skies, it will be cooler tonight. a touch of grass frost in scotland, but often coinciding with a fine start, plenty of sunshine. this high—pressure first, then turning cloudy and later. for most of us, cloudy and later. for most of us, cloud will increase with the odd passing shower. it will feel fresh, 21 today. probably 16 tomorrow. not bad in northern ireland. some sharp showers around. saturday evening and overnight, the rain becomes much more prevalent. heavy over the hills, low cloud, tropical warm air mixed in. we have already by morn

some in the council talked about cutting her off at the knees et cetera would you do that to the mona lisa. >> cutting her off at the knees. >> that is horrible. >> cow is a tourist attraction but town council says they didn't realize it was going to be so tall. residents complained about the reflection shining in their windows. >> oh, my goodness. >> these are the things. >> you know artists get sensitive about their art. >> but you know what, hey, it has a place. >>> coming up next on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" a sixers surprise, find out which nba legend stopped by to pump up the young 76ers before their first day of camp. >> speaking of pump up, need a boost of energy doctor rob will be here with a look at breakfast food that will be healthy for you, keep you pumped up and give you energy. >> we need this one. >> coming up. ok, you're elbow deep up dinner off a counter wiped with jasmine sparkle? i got salmonella just thinking about it. me too. you want clean, get a cleaner with bleach in it. clorox means clean. ♪ hey grandpa. hey, kid. really good to see you. you too. you tell grand

mona saldivar, the mother of four children who drowned when their van was overcome by plajing flood waters is speaking publicly for the first time. >> i'm planning the funeral. what do you want the world to know about your children? >> i just want them to know that they were happy kids, and they were loved by many people. >> fire department, welfare check. >> reporter: for days now, firefighters going door to door to check for anyone still trapped. >> fire hydrant. >> reporter: crews struggling to fight this blaze because the hydrant was under water. >> the water was coming in the front faster than the back, though. >> reporter: today, this family tried to salvage what they could. >> having to be rescued was the scariest thing we've ever done. >> reporter: among those displaced, hundreds of first responders. >> did you expect it to be this bad? >> no. no. >> reporter: houston police officer tim whittaker has been working nonstop since harvey hit. today, he showed us his home. ravaged by three feet of water. how long before this can all be cleaned up? >> i don't know the answer to th. >> re

. >> reporter: colley came up with mona. m it gets colder at night and warms up in the morning. >> there is leaf as in relief. >> looks like a leaf. >> it warrants when you show signs of anxiety and gives you feedback as you relax. it is a good thing that this hot product making good caffeinated tea. jonathan blum. >>> all right, our chief meteorologist is standing by with our forecast. >> >>> friday morning nasa will destroy the spacecraft because it runs out of fuels. ♪ sticks calling a little traveling music. he's been studying it for more than two decades. david louie has the story. >> reporter: no one is sadder than him that his mission is coming to a close. he was on the original science team 26 years ago conducted experience to learn more of saturn's rings and its two moons. the orbital saturn fof 13 years. his biggest doiscovery is liqui crystal lifting up in the moon. >> a condition that life would exist in that option. >> that's a big, big breakthrough kind of a finding. the findsi the finding whether life exists a

journalist and call her mona eltahawy has written and campaigned tirelessly for women's rights in the arab world she posted this on twitter. i celebrate saudi women who fought for decades for this and shamed the regime for its massage any those women will liberate sisters from guardianship at the same time she questioned whether the right to drive would be subject to a male guardians permission this canadian woman originally from saudi arabia tweeted as a woman who grew up in saudi i can't tell you how incredible this is to hear i have no words my eyes are leaking meanwhile arab and middle eastern policy analyst youssef najjar urged caution in interpreting this announcement reminding us that it does not take effect straight away he tweeted the saudi order was about issuing driver's licenses to women by june of twenty eight hundred pending committee recommendations this is far from letting women dr. jeffrey let's get your reaction yes how much can we read into this is a sign that saudi arabia is moving toward a more modern stance on women's rights or is that too much interpretation i m

>> experts da vinci drew a nude mona lisa. >> is that a woman? i can't tell.looking at the breast area. those are not man boobs. >>> "playboy" founder hugh hefner has died in his pajamas. he was 91. >> you take a great celebration of pleasure. >> i don't see a celebration in pain. >> sell blags of pleasure. >> die at 91? >> his motto was i'm the boy who dreamed the dream. >> for a lot of other boys and a lot of dreams. >> not my "playboy" magazine, mom. ♪ >> ♪ >> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> good morning.ess news". i'm rahel solomon. two south jersey firefighters are being called heroes after they helped a mom and her baby who apparently just couldn't wait. brigantine firefighters thomas and chase got a 3 a.m. call and raced to find a pregnant woman going into labor. the. the firefighters were prepping her for delivery. then on the white horse pike the baby arrived. the baby is doing fine. congratulations to mom and job well done. >>> katie a lot cooler today than it has been. >> you said it. we are any

players coaches and even some mona's have joined in protest against tackling plaza knelt during the national anthem rob reynolds has the latest. president donald trump's feud with professional american football players moved from stadiums on sunday to the u.s. capitol on monday to step what he said about these men. and putting a bill in these mostly like men but also like. they use the term. s.o.b . is beneath. should be the need the mits of the president of the united states of america the dispute began last year when san francisco quarterback collin capper nick initially refused to stand while the anthem was played capper nick said he was protesting police brutality and the killings of african-americans by police officers at that son of a. last week trump used a vulgar epithet to denounce players who also refused to stand during the song urged team owners to summarily fire them and then called on fans to boycott games of teams that refused to do so but on sunday hundreds of players either refused to stand linked arms in solidarity or declined to come on the field until the anthem was over

>> experts believe da vinci drew a nude mona lisa. >> is that a woman? i can't tell.y looking at the breast area. those are not man boobs. >>> "playboy" founder hugh hefner has died in his pajamas. he was 91. >> you take a great celebration of pleasure. >> i don't see a celebration in pain. >> sell blags of pleasure. >> die at 91? >> his motto was i'm the boy who dreamed the dream. >> for a lot of other boys and a lot of dreams. >> not my "playboy" magazine, mom. mark herring: my mom to provide for our family. at one point, she got fired for of all things -- getting married. that was a lifelong lesson for me: when people are hurt, you need to stand up and do something. and i've never forgotten that as your attorney general. whether it's protecting veterans and seniors from shady debt collectors, or cracking down on gangs and drug traffickers, i have one guiding principle: do what's right for people. i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. i'm vern, the orange money retirement rabbit, from voya. i'm the money you save for retirement.

had two parents who are from norway and they happened to be peace negotiators and so i met ty and mona at school in new york city it's a kind of a new york city's times story and we would go to soccer matches and tire problems and would tell me crazy stories about middle east peace which most of the other parents weren't discussing and from there we kind of brought them in and introduce them to j.t. and i thought we could make a play in features of the beginning with a. glass and seems to say is this is a sociologist it comes out of the play now and he just has a different name. here of how the peace negotiations should should work yeah he has a theory which we stayed in the play called gradualism which is which is different from what other people call total ism where most of us when we think opposed to peace negotiations are huge conferences with people on two sides of a table the press everywhere staring at each other going through working out issue by issue gradualism was to take small groups of people away to private settings without any media attention and begin to build trust and

in the north park neighborhood at an apartment complex on village lane, between the intersection of mona ho expressway. bob redell has more from the scene. >> reporter: police are about to wrap up the collection of evidence here at the elan apartment complex. very large complex located here in north san jose. now it's going to be up to homicide detectives to figure out who killed a man. a sergeant tells us around 8:40 last night two men forced their way into the unit, shot one of the man inside, left the other unharmed. not clear the suspect stole anything before making escape. other man in the unit called 9/11. officers arrived to find the man suffering from one gunshot wound. taken to the hospital where pronounced dead. we heard from residents who were afraid. >> i don't like to see people get hurt. because i know the community here, the people here, i've been here for four years, they are strong, hard working people, you know, going to work every day, like myself. >> reporter: we spoke to a man who lived in the unit next door. he said they moved about a week ago. did hear a gunshot th

i want you to hear from one lady, penny mona hand, she too, she said, is staying put. take a listen. >> well, i don't have the luxury of leaving. we have a small farm here in st. lucie county, and we're smack dab in the middle of the indian river citrus district and we're close to harvesting our crop here. and we need to be here available to stick the trees back in the ground if they're blown out, and just be here for our trees, and then we also have cows and cattle on our farm that this is their time in september and october when calves are being born. we have to be here for that. you know, the -- these storms bel blow in and make the biggest mess you can possibly imagine, and invariably trees fall on the fences, we have to fix the fences. we just have to be here. i'm scared if we leave, we can't get back in a timely fashion. >> when you hear about the fact that, you know, if you are caught in the middle of this storm and you dial 911, there may not be emergency services available to help you out. does that scare you? >> oh, yes. it makes me very nervous. but, you kno

charcoal drawing of a nude woman could be a sketch for leonardo da vinci's 16th century masterpiece, the monar tests at the louvre museum in paris, experts believe the sketch is at least in part by leonardo da vinci himself. experts say it is almost certainly a preparatory work for an oil painting and is of truly remarkable quality. we are all looking very closely at that. the faces similar. she is smiling in the naked one. is that because she is feeling more comfortable? we will have to wait and see. i am no expert. they are the star players of england. we will have to wait and see whether they will be in the ashes. they are in a fragile and devastated state, and are aware of what has happened, they say. england cricketers, ben stokes and alex hales, will not be considered for selection until further notice, as investigations continue into a brawl outside a bristol nightclub earlier this week. stokes was arrested under suspicion of causing actual bodily harm, but no charges have been brought against him. yesterday, a video was released that appeared to show him involved in a violent fight. w

. >> in looking at the mona lisa you know you're in paris. and all of the sudden that experience and the city become one. you should be looking at this amazing heritage and look at it as well, we are in san francisco. we're in a great place with culture. >> when it's finished, the place will be known as the akiko yamazaki and jerry yang pavilion. the couple pledged a $25 million donation to make it happen. >>> more to come, meteorologist sandia a patel is up next with more on the forecast. >>> and the groom who suddenly disappeared. why he ended up soaked, and why his bride is beaming tonight. stay with us. >>> all right. the groom literally took the plunge on his wedding day, and the newlyweds have the wedding pictures to prove it. here is david muir. >> this looks more like your typical wedding photo. clayton and brooke this weekend in ontario. but this is what it soon looked like. that's the groom soaked, nearly waist deep in the water. clayton noticed a boy had fallen in, and without hesitation, left the photo shoot to save the boy. >> hi

in just about an hour or so cardinal worrell will be here to bless this center, named for andy mona,student whose family put up a lot of money to build this center. they can now get 850-plus students inside and feed them in one hour. they couldn't do that before. this center feeds a larger need in the community. joining me is dr. nigel trailer. feeding the need of the larger community. >> we sit in the heart of district heights. one of the exciting things about the a summer location for students and their families to provide free breakfast for them. it's not prevalent in this part of the district. we're excitinged to be able to serve a greater need by giving back in that way >> i love it doctor. you're feeding your students free breakfast this morning ahead of the blessing. cardinal worrell will be coming in. it's beautiful in mere. the district heights children's theater will take up the space and do their performance here. there's a plan to do summer lunch for the county. the county lunch program having it right here on this side of the community. all that and much more coming from

famous coins there is, so for the opportunity to handle one is like a paintings collector getting the mona, 2013, in chicago -- fitting, since that's where the five liberty head nickels were first revealed back in 1920. >> the auction shut down and said, "now we're gonna prepare for this very, very special offering," so we sat there on pins and needles, and then the numbers start climbing. >> $180,000. now $190,000. bid $190,000. >> then jeff garrett, one of the experts who helped authenticate the nickel in 2003, decides to place his own bid with another collector, larry lee. >> i was sitting in the audience, and i send a text to larry. i said, "larry, this coin's gonna to sell in about 15 minutes." i said, "last chance to bid," kind of almost half jokingly, and he calls me. he says, "what do you think it'll bring?" and i bid $2.1 million. >> jeff and larry bid against another collector as the price rises by $100,000 each bid. jeff and larry win the auction. how much did they pay for the nickel? >> the total price on it came to $3.2 million. >> it was almost a surreal experience, really, '

her name is mona. four children of hers, died when the van they were riding in was swept away in flood waters. they range in age from 6 to 16. earlier today she shared stories and photos with her kids. >> what type of kids were they? >> they were very noble, nice, bubbly and social butterflies, always wanted to talk to everybody. they wanted to -- my son dominic would ask like a million questions to everyone. >> and as awful that situation is, it's even worse, folks, the kids' grandparents also died in the flooding. the uncle was driving the van. he was able to get out and was found clinging to >>> first at 4:00, the driver that is charged in the death of a toddler, he may not face a manslaughter charge in that death. the louden county prosecutor's say he they cannot prove voluntary manslaughter beyond a reasonable doubt. in the death of five-month-old tristan schultz. schultz was killed a year ago yesterday when a car hit him as his mother was pushing him across the street in a stroller. the driver, j

she said, "would you do that to the mona lisa?" now they are looking into mooo-ving it alison: high regard. larry: i like that. that. you can spend the night in an old john deere factory. the assembly lines won't wake you up. building is being transformed to a hotel without erasing the past. >> i love the fact that they are preserving as much as they are and they were able to restore the building. it has a lot of history. alison: part of that includes leaving holes in the ceiling. that is right. that is where they suspended the tractor engine. and bring in other business to the area. larry: cool idea. "7 on your side," consumer alert. sonic says there has been unusual activity on the credit cards used at restaurants. the fast food chain said the credit card processor pointed it out last week. it's unclear how many were impacted but they are working to figure out what happened. they operate 3,500 restaurants in 44 states. alison: "7 on your side" in health matters about the dangerous steps that seniors are taking to get more sleep.

art experts in france think they found a nude sketch of the mona lisa drawn by leonardo da vinci.also fund a nude self portrait drawn by his cousin anthony da weiner. [ laughter and applause ] >> questlove: what? >> steve: what? >> jimmy: i don't know. i don't know what i'm talking about. [ laughter ] >> steve: wha -- anthony de weiner. >> jimmy: i don't know. that joke -- i don't know how that joke made it there, but it's there. [ laughter ] oh, my goodness. guys, it's the end of another crazy week, and since -- anthony de weiner. and what are we doing? >> steve: he's from weiner. >> jimmy: oh, my heaven. oh, my goodness. it is the end of another crazy week, and since there's too much to talk about, instead of giving you a full week in review, we decided to put together a little montage that just focuses on the key words used this week. it's something we call "this week in words." enjoy. [ cheers and applause ] >> donald trump. >> to reform our -- >> tax. >> massive breach at equifax. >> another health care failure, >> political divide. >> politics and sports collide. >> presiden

it is dedicated to former student andy mona who died of cancer at the age of 25. the center features a dining hall that's so large, more than 850 students can eat lunch there at the same time. >> doesn't matter how nice that place is. i bet the kids don't like getting up early to get there. if you have a high school know how it goes. getting them up in the morning out of bed for school is a challenge. there is growing research that says giving those teens a little more shut eye not only is good for their health, but would you believe it's good for the economy? check this out. researchers say that high school students need 9 to 10 hours of sleep every single night. but most districts, they start their day before 8:30, which means that some kids have got to get up at 6:30 to make that happen. and then they have to hit the hay around 9:30 to get up that early. good luck making that happen. but some researchers are now saying that moving school start times to 8:30 or later could mean billions for the economy. but many districts resist making that move because it costs