(justine) but could the mona lisa be hiding a disease in plain sight?e doctor thinks so. natsot/reporter"was she sick?" dr. mandeep mehra/brigham and women's hospital "she was."dr. mandeep mehra knows a thing or two about diagnosing sick people. he's the medical director for the heart and vascular center at brigham and women's hospital in boston.and in his opinion, lisa gherardini, aka mona lisa, was not well when she first sat for this portrait in 1503.dr. mandeep mehra/brigham and women's hospital "if you notice carefully, she has absolutely no eyebrows."dr. mehra points to many features in da vinci's painting that are critical to his diagnosis.in addition to the loss of eyebrows the doctor reveals a receding hair line, a lesion near her left eye, a puffy neck and swollen hands.all suggesting to the doctor of a systemic physical ailment.dr. mandeep mehra/brigham and women's hospital "the diagnosis that i believe is operative here is an underactive thyroid gland or hypothyroidism."to further back his hypothesis, dr. mehra suggests these abnormalities w

ramÓn: gracias, a pesar de que la mona lisa muriÓ hace 500 aÑos.diagnostica que quizÁ estaba enferma cuando posÓ para la obra. segÚn el doctor, en boston la mona lisa estaba enferma cuando la pintÓ leonardo da vinci. parece que la analizÓ y las caracterÍsticas del rostro emitÍan su diagnÓstico para poder decir,que la mona lisa cuando fue pintada estaba enferma. llegamos al final, nos vemos esta noche con mÁs informaciÓn a las 11:00 buen provecho. >> ya es oficial , el gobierno de trump pÚblica la propuesta destinada a modificar el acuerdo para detener a niÑos indocumentados por mÁs de 20 dÍas, discutir planes de un golpe de estado contra nicolÁs maduro, asÍ lo asegura el diario the new york times, hoy en anaheim california urgiÓ a los demÓcratas que restaurar el servicio comÚn. registraron a miles de votantes, algunos por partido polÍtico equivocada, asÍ comenzamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ este es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana, con fÉlix y arantxa. fÉlix: muy buenas tardes, bienvenidos al noticiero univisiÓn del fin de semana, el gobierno de trump quiere te

mona sergeant was, of course, one of the owners and operators of paper doll as well as 440 or mona's place. so i'm just here to support the endeavor, creating the landmark designation and personally don't see why you wouldn't and if you have any questions for me, i can just say that aunt mona was an extraordinary person and i would love for the spirit of the business she created to be landmarked. things change and politics change and everything changes, but the property or where this business was located will always be there. thank you very much. >> commissioner wolfram: thank you. thank you for your comments. any other member of the public wish to speak? >> i'm representing the property owners, 525 union street, the partership. i've helped manage the property any whole life. third generation san franciscan. we knew a little bit about the history, but as a result of the lgbtq citywide historical context statement, we really dove into it and learned more about it and how important and what a crossroad this location was for so many other business owners and foundational businesses, fro

janelle monae, out! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> one more time, let me hear you, janelle monae!ange within cultures and societies of all kinds, all over the world. we are part of that phenomenon. one that cannot and will not be stopped. are you with me? this year, this year marks what would have been the hundredth birthday of one of the greatest global citizens of all time, nelson mandela. in one of his last speeches, one of his last public speeches, mandela said, like slavery and apartheid, poverty is not natural. it is manmade, and it can be overcome and eradicated by the actions of human beings. sometimes, it falls upon a generation to be great. you can be that great generation. so this year we want you -- no, we need you to be the generation to take action. so please, take a look at what citizens all over the world are doing to step up and to take action. >>> we are a global generation. when we come together big things happen. and the world's biggest challenges get smaller. global citizen is a movement for the global generation to end extreme poverty. take action today, and

but could the mona lisa be hiding some very personal information.. in plain sight?as doug meehan reports, one doctor thinks so: >>> could the mona lisa be hiding some very personal rt one tion in plain sight? doctor thinks so. >> is she sick? >> she was. >> reporter: dr. mendeep mara knows a thing or two about diagnosing sick people. he's the medical director for the heart and vascular center in boston; and in his opinion, lisa garadini, aka mona lisa, was not well t s this portrait. >> if you notice she has absolutely no eyebrows. >> reporter: he points to many features critical to his diagnosis. in addition the loss of eyebrows, the doctor reveals a receding hairline, lesion near her left eye, puffy neck, swollen hands, all suggestive to doctor of a significant ail. . >> the diagnosis i believe is operative here is an underactive thyroid gland. >> reporter: to further back his hypothesis, the doctor suggests these abnormalities were not simple missteps by the artist. >> that's the thing about the mona lisa, is that leonardo davinci was an uncanny artist who depict

a half an hour mona isabel has everything she needs for her flower flash she covers the cost herself each giant bouquet costs about one hundred fifty euros it's time to head to the designated destination not up to the park and see if there. was a space towards friends now but will reveal how the seed of the idea was first planted about a year ago mona is about stumbled upon works by new york florist louis miller on instagram it was instantly clear to her that needed something like it to. be just didn't exist but that inspired me and i have a personal connection to the berlin wall for example. and then she gets to work sorting counting the right after an hour of creation is assigned to be hard. to tell really happy because i never really know how the book a will turn. now it's also inverted i want to passers by i think. it's interesting to watch it develop it's like finding work. doing it for sheer enjoyment i love monet is a bounce dream is to one day decorate the brandenburg gate and she wants to raise money for back online until the end where she's planned her next fall fashion so

nearly everybody knows mona isabel at this wholesale flower market to thirty six year old is a tango instructor but today she's here because of another art form when he needed any flowers represent life and joy. just looking at them makes me happy by. watching her at the market that's plain to see and hear. all the mountain is beautiful you will surely you see from. her delight is contagious and that's exactly her a flower flashes are intended to cheer up to me but in residence. she's already created fifteen norma's flower displays has various spots in the city. or even says that when you leave the train at seven in the morning and are suddenly standing in front of a huge bouquet that's it and you can just take a minute and. a half an hour mona isabel has everything she needs for her flower flash she covers the cost herself each giant bouquet costs about one hundred fifty euros it's time to head to the designated destination not up to the park and see it there. while she speeds towards friends now back will reveal how the seat of the idea was first planted about a year ago mona is ab

host: mona?uest: regarding the women coming together and endorsing him, i think that is in the era of social media and email. it is easy, boom. look, we haven, gone over this and we're getting to the point of repeating ourselves now. it has to be evaluated. this one accusation has to be evaluated in the context of the full range of what we know about the man and about the accuser and the instance. so far, i have not seen anything that is all that persuasive to me. especially because, the other people's names have not supported her version of events. so far, i think the balance tips in his favor. host: let's go to many calling from louisiana. go ahead. caller: ok. i am calling, no woman at this with should be going along this nomination of kavanaugh. women can see now, how this lady has been treated, you can see why they have not come forward. and you have to remember, when fbinomination came up, the found a lot of them were taken out. and they have not turned over all of them yet. do you understa

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get mona is the c.s.u. minister for economic cooperation and development i'm talking to him about europe's responsibility for africa mr many europeans only seem to have noticed that africa borders the mediterranean since the refugee crisis european politics has long turned a blind dying to africa's problems you haven't but do you still hold yourself responsible . go get up many people's knowledge of geography and history are indeed not the best including top ranking politicians. and you can almost walk over to africa from gibraltar to say we. are histories are closely connected we have a great responsibility when it comes to our colonial past because of the what. do you reproach yourself i'm not making ourselves heard or did others not listen to you. i put africa on top of the agenda from my first day in office. who oppressed and influenced me greatly prioritized this issue over fifteen years ago and for the former german president right i'm not the first with this focus and now that many african refugees h

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but i think you know one of the things i want to add is that i think while yes i totally agree with mona that it's important to to listen to people of color and to people who are being victimized i also think we have to from within the governing coalition and within the leadership of education systems listen to people who are being activated on the streets what is it that they're responding to because i think this anti immigrant sentiment is activating some other kind of deeper emotional ideas about who belongs in the nation and those conversations have to start happening at the highest level if we're going to actually address why people are interested in dissipating. with the fall why it's building momentum and there is some parts of the culture which has become some sort of a stronghold. could we say the flock is likely to undermine the basic tenets of what has been a liberal inclusive society for more than five decades. why i mean here's the thing when we can germany a number zero inclusive society then of course we will find cases and evidence. that indeed germany has certain progres

>> mona. >> this one?isabel. >> reporter: and that means 86 different animals in need of daily care. >> we wake up 5:30ish and somebody will start singing. one of the dogs sleeping in the kitchen likes to sing in the morning. >> reporter: i think some people might call it howling. >> no. >> reporter: danny and ron's doghouse is an unusual dog rescue. launched in 2005 when they decided to take in some dogs made homeless by hurricane katrina. >>> how long were you planning to be involved? >> a couple weeks. >> yeah. >> reporter: but there was always another dog in need of rescue. and they decided the best way to prepare any dog for a new family was to welcome it into their own. >> by living in our house, number one, they get a lot of human contact. number two, they get pack contact from the other dogs. >> reporter: since 2005, danny and ron have taken in and adopted out more than 11,000 animals. >>> sounds expensive. >> it's very expensive. >> reporter: which is why they also recently welcomed in some film m

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the event encourages festival al issues and features musicians like cardi b, janelle monae, and coldplay. the band's frontman, chris martin, tried to calm everyone down. >> nobody is trying to hurt anybody. you're all safe, okay? okay? what's your name? >> everybody relax, calm down. it was a barrier collapse. there was not shots fired. we're going to try -- hope flip the show is going to go on. >> this comes just two days before the anniversary of the mass shooting in las vegas. a year ago on monday, 58 people were killed after a gunman opened firentry music concert. >>> driving athome. the giants may not have much luck against the dodgers today, but at least one fan came out with a big win. she is leaving the park with buster posey's truck. yes, his truck. the giants catcher started a contest last month raising money for children's cancer research. they meet and greet on the field. a chance to be honored during his 2018 toyota ony. tacoma. and the winner, dawn olyphant. not only is she a huge giants fan, but she lost her 15-year-old son to cancer back in 2009. >> even if i didn't win,

but also covered in keeping with the teachings of the koran all around the syrian american rapper monahaidar performs wearing her headscarf. pregnant stylish and strong her online activism demands more tolerance for muslims like me but the number of designers are joining her battle calling by making strong statements with her fashion like the saloon samaan designed a jacket with the us constitution printed on the back in arabic originally from lebanon she arrived in canada as a refugee. camp during my time as a refugee my i wasn't proud to being arab i was mocked i was criticized i was bullied i was you know going through a lot of lot of racism it is a political piece if you wish to see it that way but it also represents the u.s. constitution and the first amendment freedom of speech freedom of religion freedom of the press america is built on these values and we should remember that and the exhibition worth discussing the museum is well placed to start a much needed conversation about islam and muslim fashion without polemicist and i think it's very timely given our current climate th

and mona you'll as a girl and secretary she was married to terry or rod lawson the director of faffing . stoltenberg sister in law was marianne high burden who worked in far from she was married to defense minister johan you're going holst this made holes and the foreign minister stoltenberg brothers in law holds himself later became foreign minister this extended political family became the norwegian team in the secret israeli p.l.o. talks they could use that research as it used their situation as a as a front for a diplomatic effort to to facilitate peace talks between the two parties and then do that in all secrecy you are very critical about this why. i think research is in the should not usually be in the they will take two hats being double roles in tel aviv another research institute was also acting as a cover for communication between the israelis and palestinians. this was the economic cooperation foundation set up by israeli labor party m p u c balan the n.g.o.s that we were leading huge for them myself and enjoy which was created earlier by bailey and his friend we were able

but i think you know one of the things i want to add is that i think while yes i totally agree with mona that it's important to to listen to people of color and to people who are being victimized i also think we have to from within the governing coalition and within the leadership of education systems listen to people who are being activated on the streets what is it that they're responding to because i think this anti immigrant sentiment is activating some other kind of deeper emotional ideas about who belongs in the nation and those conversations have to start happening at the highest level if we're going to actually address why people are interested in dissipating more now with the far right building momentum in the east some parts of the county which has become some sort of a stronghold. could we say the flock is likely to undermine the basic tenets of what has been a liberal inclusive society for more than five decades. why i mean here is the thing when we can germany a number zero inclusive society then of course we will find cases and evidence. that indeed germany has certain prog

but i think you know one of the things i want to add is that i think while yes i totally agree with mona that it's important to to listen to people of color and to people who are being victimized i also think we have to from within the governing coalition and within the leadership of education systems listen to people who are being activated on the streets what is it that they're responding to because i think this anti immigrant sentiment is activating some other kind of deeper emotional ideas about who belongs in the nation and those conversations have to start happening at the highest level if we're going to actually address why people are interested in dissipating. with the far right building momentum and there is some parts of the culture which has become some sort of a stronghold for the. could we say the flock is likely to undermine the basic tenets of what has been a liberal inclusive society for more than five decades. why i mean here's the thing when we can germany a number zero inclusive society then of course we will find cases and evidence. that indeed germany has certain pro

coming up on today's washington journal, the preview of -- and thenump's mona charen and zoe carpenter with the nation magazine join us to discuss the supreme court nomination of brett kavanaugh. host: good morning. welcome to "washington journal." the senate judiciary committee will hold a hearing this week with brett kavanaugh and the of sexualaccused him assault when they were teenagers, christine blasey ford. negotiations and details are still being worked out today. this comes about one year into the me too movement, which started out as a social media hashtag.

coal and plastic bags to protect the face and eyes and you can breathe through it seventy decker's mona from an talkie a on turkey's border with syria. nine hundred thousand people those are the estimates from the united nations of a worst case scenario if there is a full on military offensive on the province of it live they fear that that's the amount of civilians who could try to flee to safety what does that mean though however because it is surrounded by government forces most people don't want to go to those areas there's a small area controlled by turkey turkish backed forces to the north the u.n. believes around seven hundred thousand people could flee in that direction that's a huge humanitarian effort and this is why you have increasing calls for there to be some kind of a political solution turkmen t'ain't its borders are going to remain closed it already hosts over three and a half million people million syrians and it cannot take anymore this is why the diplomatic tract the political talks are ongoing certainly reading the ground the last three days no airstrikes no barrel b

>> mona. >> reporter: this one?sabelle. >> reporter: and that means 86 different animals in need of daily care. >> usually we wake up... >> 5:30. >> yeah, 5:30-ish. >> somebody will start singing, one of the dogs sleeping in the kitchen likes to sing in the morning. >> reporter: i think some people might call it howling. >> ( laughs ) no! >> reporter: danny and ron's doghouse is actually an unusual dog rescue. launched in 2005, when they decided to take in some dogs made homeless by hurricane katrina. how long were you planning to be involved? >> reporter: a couple of weeks. >> yeah. >> reporter: but there was always another dog in need of rescue. and they decided the best way to prepare any dog for a new family was to welcome it in to their own. >> by living in our house, number one, they get a lot of human contact. number two, they get pack contact from the other dogs. >> reporter: since 2005, danny and ron have taken in and adopted out, more than 11,000 animals. it sounds expensive. iv it's very expensive. >> rep

four weeks before he died and a smile when he graduated and mona when she graduated. she sees the world in a different way because being younger than me she can maybe project forward where i don't that's why i think politicians shouldn't be allowed to be politicians after sixty five but some young blood far us away because they got better ideas and see things better than we do we're always thinking in the past and they're thinking in the future and it's important. so i do miss her yes. today we have the you know gratian of the strong room for the first british muslim archives and guests who want different books of life have come to join us in the celebrations of this kind of pivotal moment. hygene setup the country's first and indeed it was europe's first muslim burial service we're hopefully going to see. the family members coming in. we're starting at five thirty so fingers crossed the ocean for make it on time just go fifteen minutes. that's a very good move you should call. i can have just missed the whole planet and if i may just say quickly that fifth time inc n

janelle monae talking about survivors of sexual assault with incredible power. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> here's what senator jeff flake says he expects from the new fbi investigation of brett kavanaugh. >> obviously that includes the allegations. so to interview people there and also i'm sure the new yorker piece. the ramirez allegations. but they'll have to decide, the fbi what that is. how far that goes. this is limited in time and scope, and i think that it's appropriate. and when it's a lifetime appointment and allegations this serious, and we ought to let people know that we're serious about it. >> a lawyer for brett kavanaugh's high school friend mark judge who dr. ford says joined in the alleged sexual assault said today if the fbi or any law enforcement agency requests mr. judge's cooperation, he will answer any and all questions posed to him. a lawyer for p.j. smith who dr. ford named as being at the party, the gathering, when this happened said his client is, quote, happy to cooperate fully with the investigation. the new investigation will not be able to get search wa

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cool and plastic bags to protect the face and eyes and you can breathe through it stephanie decker is mona from montauk you're on turkey's border with syria. nine hundred thousand people those are the estimates from the united nations of a worst case scenario if there is a full on military offensive on the province of idlib they fear that that's the amount of civilians who could try to flee to safety what does that mean though however because it is surrounded by government forces most people don't want to go to those areas there's a small area controlled by turkey turkish backed forces to the north the u.n. believes around seven hundred thousand people could flee in that direction that's a huge humanitarian effort and this is why you have increasing calls for there to be some kind of a political solution turkey maintains its borders are going to remain closed it already hosts over three and a half million people million syrians and it cannot take anymore this is why the diplomatic tract the political talks are ongoing certainly reading the ground the last three days no airstrikes no barrel

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jackson, cardi b, janelle monae. nbc will have coverage of the day and through the night. i'll be a part of it saturday 3:00 p.m. eastern. that is as i mentioned the end of the beat. "hardball" is up next. >>> overtime. let's play "hardball." good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington. with all the political and moral consequence it holds, the nominee of brett kavanaugh to the united states supreme court has been just that, a contest. and tonight what looked like a victory for the president early today has gone into overtime. late today president trump ordered a subpoena mental background check be opened on kavanaugh's file hours after the senate judiciary committee requested that he do so. kavanaugh's fate lies in the hands of the federal bureau of investigation. what counts now more than anything is what the bureau comes up with on the nominee. did he engage in the conduct of which the several women accusers said he did? was he a heavy drinker who becomes belligerent when intoxicated. jeff flake of arizona threatened to vote "no" on kavanaugh's nomination unless alle

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two of his staffers and mona julian my son we flew secret secretly it's a military base in august nineteenth in august one nine hundred ninety three. in. point mugu and in california i mean it's such a relief because one christopher. looked at it. turn to today. then is what do you think and then then. i think this is great and then i think you. have. the declaration of principles said that the goal of the israeli palestinian negotiations was to establish a palestinian authority for a transitional period of up to five years. which would begin with the israeli withdrawal from the gaza strip and jericho. and israeli forces would to be redeployed outside the populated areas. the final negotiations were to start in year three. israel has to continue to be responsible for external security the safety of settlements and the overall safety of the israelis. there you can buy your background often before going to see your home goblets chaffee hyderabad to shafi i asked the palestinian negotiating teams legal advisor in washington francis boyle to assess the declaration wording published in the newspa

but i think you know one of the things i want to add is that i think while yes i totally agree with monathat it's important to to listen to people of color and to people who are being victimized i also think we have to from within the governing coalition and within the leadership of education systems listen to people who are being activated on the streets what is it that they're responding to because i think this anti immigrant sentiment is activating some other kind of deeper emotional ideas about who belongs in the nation and those conversations have to start happening at the highest level if we're going to actually address why people are interested in dissipating. with the far right building momentum and there is some parts of the county which has become some sort of a stronghold. could we say the fall is likely to undermine the basic tenets of what has been a liberal inclusive society for more than five decades. why i mean here is the thing when we can germany a number zero inclusive society then of course we will find cases and evidence. that indeed germany has certain progressive l

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i do want to ask you, mona, this isn't the first time we've heard this allegation about gang rape in this culture. not against kavanaugh, but in this culture. and let me just read this. at the end of the "new yorker" story, there was a moment where there was a testimony or an interview with a woman named elizabeth razor, mark judge's ex-girlfriend. and they quoted -- again, this is not against kavanaugh but the culture there. mark judge told her ashamedly of an incident that involved him and other boys taking turns having sex with a drunk woman. she says judge did not name others involved. she has no knowledge that kavanaugh participated, and noted it undercut judge's protestations of the innocence. i only cite that, because the gang rape allegation is such a horrific allegation, and the worst thing we've heard so far. and it's actually not the first time we've heard it this week. >> well, so think about the other recent times when we've heard these kinds of allegations. it was regarding the university of virginia rape on campus story that "rolling stone" ran that turned out to be a

and then syndicated columnist mona charen and the associate washington editor zoe carpenter discuss brett kavanaugh's supreme court come nation. watch washington jurble live at 7:00 eastern sunday morning. join the discussion. >> next, on lectures in history, garrett sheldon of the university of virginia's college at wise teaches a class on political philosopher john rawls and his 1971 book a theory of justice which has heavily influenced the ideas behind modern american liberalism. when president bill clinton awarded rawls the national humanity medal in 1999, he called him, quote, perhaps the greatest political philosopher of the this class is about 70 minutes. today we're going today we're goingn to look at american liberalism. or, the philosophy behind american liberalism. the political theory justification for liberalism, or the rationale underlining american liberalism. the

you the weekend will be live in central park with performances by janet jackson, cardi b, janelle monaeay and through the night. i'll be a part of it saturday 3:00 p.m. eastern. that is as i mentioned the end of the beat. "hardball" is up next. >>> overtime. let's play "hardball." good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington. with all the political and moral consequence it holds, the nominee of brett kavanaugh to the united states supreme court has been just that, a contest. and tonight what looked like a victory for the president early today has gone into overtime. late today president trump ordered a subpoena mental background check be opened on kavanaugh's file hours after the senate judiciary committee