mona. >> thank you for the question. you may not have heard me say it on the segment but i have a lot in my book about the critical importance of family. that is, i think, one of the great crises we are facing in a society that through both the divorce and unmarried childbearing, families are disintegrating and it does take two parents to raise happy healthy people and good citizens. not only is it important for the society but it is important for our happiness. all of the social science is unequivocal that, first of all that married people are much happier than single people. and children raised by married parents do better than children raised in any other environment. and it does not rely on class, race or anything else. to come from an intact family, your chances of succeeding in life as a child are dramatically improved if your parents are intact. there have been a number of things tearing families apart. it ties into what we were discussing before this caller. mainly what the feminist movement has done to men. unfo

mona charen, the you have any thoughts on that? guest: well, a lot has been laid at the feet of the pill. i am not so convinced that that alone was so influential. there were other forms of birth control that were available before that. i mentioned in the book the vulcanization of rubber in the early part of the 20th century probably did have a big impact on birth control technology, but and theg jobs relationship to family life, i do not think, nor do i recommend , that we have to go back to an era when a man's job was assumed to be supporting a family because i think that would put intolerable burdens on women who may doing the exact same job and lead to discrimination and so forth. what i am saying is if we return to the idea that it is a disservice to your self and your future children for either men or women to have children without marriage, that you will have many fewer children growing and theut the skills emotional maturity and all the other things you need to be a successful worker. there's some really interesting about m

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mona ross is an international model who was based in beirut before the war. wow. seat. now she is a permanent resident of the hotel. it's part of my life. i consider i'm a part of the columns of the phoenicia. you are part of the furniture. part of the furniture! part of the fabric of the whole hotel! when the war came, the hotel became a battle ground, a key strategic point because of its size and downtown location. i was passing by next to the phoenicia when it was destroyed. and i saw a little hibiscus plant with little red flowers on it, and i was so touched by this. i couldn't believe my eyes, why this plant was alive in front of this hotel that was dead. today, a generation of young lebanese are determined to shake the dust and debris from the city's reputation. and it's the nightlife that's really putting beirut back on the map. the music hall is one of the capital's most famous venues, hosting a cabaret packed with an eclectic mix of musicalforms. i said i'm going to create a place where you have extremes, it can be classical music and then something that

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and then singer and actor janelle monae is going to be here. ( cheers and applause ) but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. as you may know, kevin hart stepped down from hosting the oscars last week. although ,i don't know how you step down from anything when you're his height. ( laughter ) and now the oscars are trying to find a host who has no history of offensive tweets, which means nobody. ( laughter ) >> the oscars may go without a host. published reports say the academy is considering scrapping the gig after kevin hart stepped down. the academy held a board meeting last night, but so far, no official word on the host position. the oscars have gone hostless before, but not since 1988. >> trevor: nooooo! the oscars will have no host! but who will introduce the person who introduces the presenter who introduces the nominees? who will tell me that amy adams is in the audience? no! seriously, sometimes i don't get the oscars. it's like, why does america celebrate the best movies with the worst tv show? like, i don't get it. like, if you ask me, they should use this opportuni

i want to thank you for having mona charen on.ned to her throughout the more and would like to see of her on the local news like fox or something like that. i understand the man who called -- she feltshe felt she had an ax to grind, i think he is some of the reason. what he was saying is there is so much of it in our face today. i was fortunate to have a mom that raised 8 of us. my wife and my sisters are great ladies. to sayd -- i don't want their job, but what was natural and common sense. that is what we get from mona charen, common sense. the country has lost their moral value. christianity is the answer. host: we will end by asking, what are your recommendations? first, i want us to be honest about the fact that men and have are different different goals and needs in life. this book isn't prescriptive, it -- andng for a cultural focusing on love and intimacy as important aspects of life that young people should think about really cultivating. we give them so much advice m., youareers and s.t.e. name it. we don't tell them the

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my name is mona yacoubian, and i'll be presiding over this evening's discussion. before we begin, i just wanted to say a few words about the "what to do about" series. this is a series that highlights a specific issue and features experts who will provide their potentially competing analyses and policy prescriptions in a mock high-level u.s. government meeting. on behalf of the council on foreign relations, i'd like to thank richard peplar and hbo for their generous support of these series. let me first begin by introducing our distinguished panel. i'll be very brief. to my very far right, ambassador jim dobbins is a senior fellow and distinguished chair in diplomacy and security at the rand corporation. next to jim, suzanne maloney is deputy director of the foreign policy program at the brookings institution and a senior fellow at the brookings center for middle east policy. and to my immediate right, michael singh is the swig fellow and managing direct at the national institute for policy. please note that this meeting will be on the record. as principal conveni

to be so powerful and how is it being received outside of the west joining me to discuss this are mona eltahawy a journalist based between cairo in new york and author of headscarves and hymens why the middle east needs a sexual revolution run general kumari women's rights activist and director of the center for social research in new delhi. or a gun and writer and director of communications for the ngo the association for women's rights in development thank you all for joining me on this special edition of outfront i want to start by asking you all how has the hash tag mean to movement been received outside of the u.s. outside of the west rangel you're a long time champion of women's rights in india what's the response to me to be like over there. the little red and the whole campaign started on social media with hash tag mean to the million women also onto the whole you know the kind of speaking out as talking about themselves and their own twenty five thousand women joined that campaign in india and also a lot of them really wanted to speak about their own experiences but when we re

full name because i have two monas. egypt, what is it going to look like in ten years? >> beautiful. >> you care to elaborate. >> promising country, as we just said before. the mega projects that we're all criticizing now, will be in fruition by then. jobs will be found. every day that a new discovery in the nile. of the artifacts. a new museum. i invite you to come to egypt and see by yourselves the progress that is being done, except for one thing. we'll be 120 million by then. >> that is something to think about. i invited some to beirut. the invitations are out. either new york or beirut because i live in both places but i came from the region now, and since this is where we are going to be living this -- this is the last panel and dr. -- is going to come to give the last word. want to think the organizers of everything -- for everything they've done and for this session that played a very big role in making sure we communicated and were on the same page and understanding how to make it nice and smooth and different

he's singing... ♪ mona lisa, mona lisa, men have na-- ♪ 'cause he does this nat king cole record.e did it." and then, his label was decca, tom lewis and rebecca allen. and they said, "hey, maybe we should do something with jeff," and that's how the whole thing came about. >> this big statue... >> so, the statue. >> ...suddenly became, apparently, the most popular, most important, most whatever they call it, used meme on the internet, and you've become a major millennial star -- you're a happening for the millennials. >> well, i can't even really... >> yes, of a certain age. >> yes. well, how about that? >> but how does it feel? >> well, it's lovely, you know. >> because -- i ask you because, you know, you sort of are young in that you're 66, but you started to have kids for the first time... >> i have a... >> ...at 62. >> that's right -- i have a 3-and-some-months-year-old boy, charlie ocean. >> and how does that work? >> and then a -- a 19-month-old, river joe. well, you know how it works, the traditional way. >> i know it works. >> yes. >> but how does it work for you as a dad?

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i've spoken to have said that their message is one of passive resistance if you take a look at this mona yellow vest protest of behind me waving that the french flag on the back of her yellow vests it says the word pay quite simply peace and a heart there as well so so far the marines shifting slightly but ok for now we're going to have to see how these protests continue to evolve over the course of the day not the violence and not the looting that we've seen here on the show is that he's a last weekend we've heard about those attacks and wage concessions from the president what else could he offer to these protesters. it seems that the french president of manually michel is in a tight spot right now five days ago he offered those concessions to the french people those concessions though could end up putting him at odds with euro zone budget deficit regulations so he doesn't have much more that he could given still be in line with those regulations politically though he's in a very tight spot we had a chance here of machall to me see on mccall resigned so what's gone from being an econom

my name is mona yacoubian and i will be presiding over the discussion. before we begin i want to say a few words in the what to do about the series. this highlights a specific issue and features experts who will provide their potentially competing analysis and policy prescription in a mock high level of u.s. government meeti meeting. on behalf of the council on foreign relations i would like to thank richard and hbo for their generous support in the series. with the first begin by very briefly introducing the panel. you have details so i will be brief. to my right the ambassador dobbins is a fellow at the distinguished chair in diplomacy and security at the corporation. next to jim, suzanne maloney deputy director of the policy program at the brookings institution and senior fellow at the brookings center for middle eastern policy. and to my immediate right, the fellow and managing director of the washington institute for near east policy. please note this meeting will be on the record. as the principal convening this high-level meeting on the policy tow

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his mona lisa. and last minute by spanish painter diego velazquez. in the artist to most hours reproductions these classical masterpieces get a fresh pop art look. i love the old masters very much and of course i studied and i'm very passionate about them. but my art is something different and i wanted to give them a modern twist. to moco nagar was born in japan in one thousand nine hundred seventy six and started out in kyoto and london for more than a decade she's been living in italy where she has become one of the main micro pop art artists of movement which works with symbols and logos her favorite period is the renaissance her favorite picture is the birth of venice. which she likes to reinterpret on building walls with permission of course. ours art has become part of the cityscape she practices the superflat style which was founded by the japanese artist to cashmore a commie and combines classical with japanese graphic art while working with little picture death which makes him o'connell cowers i catch in creation so well suited to street art

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. >> leslie, janelle monae diane kruger and "game of thrones" gwendoline christie play mark's livingyour back. >> they're his protectors. they're the person who found him left for dead. the people who nurse him back to health. >> is your wife your protector. >> but definitely. i remember when we were getting married and i was super nervous and we were getting married back in massachusetts and it's 105 degrees out and the church didn't have air conditioning. i was sweating buckets and i saw her coming down and i'll never forget it. i instantly stopped sweating and i was like, that person has my back. i was just -- i guess i never made this connection before with wanting to do this movie. when i saw her coming down, you know, the aisle to get married, i thought i'm so much more powerful now that she is part of my world. >> i mean, come on silver fox you make us want to cry all over the place here. man. coming up -- >> you gonna be all right? >> no. next on kron-4 news at eight: breaking news.., the raiders back out of a deal with the city of oakland.. to play at the colisuem next year.

mona is the found of the inkwell, a executive search firm, and online floral retailer, that delivers flowers from ecofriendly sustainable farms. because of you these small farmers are sending their kids to college. >> and 70% of farmhands are women. because of the way they play living wages, they'll work at that same farm, 20, 25 years and send their kids to college for the first time because of that job. >> and you are doing great work for women who have the great jobs and still have some flexibility. you have both grown your companies from just ideas. what have you learned along the way? >> i think people should find other ways to compensation their workers, and flexibility is one of them. if you can offer your best people flexibility, you can save money and get the best people. >> so true. it's not all about salary. there's flexibility, there is vacation, there's opportunities to learn more. you just have to be creative. i think a lot of time owners and managers just think it's all about what's in the paycheck. >> my cfo was the former cfo of gify, it's a huge tech unicorn. for in

correspondent how to chat with dr mona. thank you. it was a report from the u.n. economy commission. unicode it shows that. to be bjorn each and every year in building climate resilience specifically the optician africa is one of the continent that actually iraq to fight the party's climate change agreement more than they know it a continent about forty seven countries out of if you forgot to fight if i was at lehman which means that they've actually recalled night ahead into opportunities that. in this agreement. actually their constitutions will offer guzzles economic transformation and development but this is happening on that agenda and climate so you must be able to embrace climate action. in such a way that is see it as solutions to the problems that the continent faces but also as an opportunity to create a world for themselves so what needs to be done is to leverage on inclusive frameworks and partnership bringing state and state actors and ensuring that enabling policies are put in place but i do sometimes also leveraging on the skills of youth on get a t

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. >> reporter: janelle monae got choked up on cbs this morning after it was announced she was nominated for the grammys album of the year award. >> i'm sorry. it's not about me. it's about a community of dirty computers, being a young black year woman in america. >> reporter: kendrick lamar's black panther soundtrack is also up for album of the year. the hip-hop star most nominations with eight. drake followed closely behind with seven nominations including album, song and record of the year. rounding out the list for best album, cardi b, casey musgraves, brandy carlisle and shawn mendez won his first two ever nominations including one for song of the year for in my blood. >> you kind of like are not expecting it to feel so crazy and you hear your name and it actually is real emotional. >> reporter: he's up kendra lamar, ella mae, brandy carlisle, zed gray, lady gaga and gambino's this is america. b.b. rexa is one of six new women nominated for best new artist. women account for five of the best album arthtop categories. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >> this is the first year w

job was i don't go to foreigners for a non divyendu ha song mona should not. the pen hopes the name change will attract the moderate voters she needs to gain power. to be called ben sits what matters to marine le pen is what you see in the media not what's happening in the parties back rooms when he said if they try to put a positive spin on ideas that french people view negatively they try to change the form and the way they communicate these ideas and not the ideas themselves is but is the enemy. of the citadel the pen's former accountant legal across shape is reigning against the european parliament. no you prove my thought that. it was true but the journey has been a few. behind closed doors senior policy figures expressed views that look penn wants to hide from the public and anyone. else to say look that's about it that's not what i was able to get at it. there's a lot of status but it's not a slam on us whenever it's not needed. you don't for listening to what's worrying for those who might vote for the national front or the ideological consequences of

on friday author mona chairman with her book section matters, how modern feminism lost touch with science, love and common sense. saturday author sarah kinseyor with the view from fire the country. december 30th, chris mc real with american overdose. join us for authors work sunday on washington journal. >> at his annual year end conference in moscow, russian president vladimir putin answered questions on wide-ranging topics including the us troop withdrawal from syria, brexit negotiations, nuclear weapons and afghanistan. the 4 hour event was broadcast live on russian state television. this portion is an hour and 45 minutes. >> translator: i'm sorry. you will ask a question. in soviet childhoods, we were all afraid of nuclear war. we even had songs about that. you are not afraid now. some 40 years of past since

allegations made by coaches that were there to cast their ballots and interestingly by a team of opposition mona says that were there to witness look over the voting process and essentially vitally counts the votes at the end of the day they said that their i.d.'s were confiscated and they were scratch and and forced to leave the polling station by members or supporters they said of the awami league so i suppose it should not be surprising that there are these allegations being made of vote rigging or certainly foul play at least forty seven opposition candidates said that they have pulled out of the racially called out of the race today all because of vote rigging and polls in the democratic republic of congo are closing in less than an hour the vote was supposed to be held more than two years ago but was continuously delayed by president joseph kabila my only concern is that we have this very heavy rain. and over the border town now it might be wrong but hopefully best very clear in the time out and when but when you see pretty soon i think that they don't believe anything the man because of.

to watch the walk back go ahead well it's just amazing first the fabulous the story on the line yes mona ford held secret talks with us sarge them in a few minutes because all of the stations for all my money for them from others they edit manifold secret talks with our search sources to see. and they they use it as an excuse you know way to they said ok we corrected our story in fact man of ford and his team have asserted that they had informed the guardian. hours before the original publication that this was not true that wonderful never met our sons will understand ease he gored some dirty mind in ukraine but it has nothing to do we want any words of the load nothing to do with our son nothing to do with the big leagues but alucard and the author of this article he understands you know this is about the bold trumps collusion you can use in your why you can throw in any information you will not be punished for that and this is i think this is a part of a bigger problem you know when did the western media stuff ready to deteriorate when the you know the norms that they used for foreign

girls would be pushed like that their sorties now have a warrant out for one of the film's producers mona roth is now awaiting extradition and as his wife put it to me legal persecution they accuse me has been on inciting discrimination monye help the crew document the nightmarish life stories of several girls who say they were forced to sell themselves to make ends meet one of them told how she was too young and naive to understand that she was being pimped out by her former boyfriend but once i'm just one of the plane i thought you were in the know to move what part of me in on something coming out of my heart now but i've got to behave. i believe. and some time before today she's a teenager often with no place to call home but dreams of running her own beauty salon so that she no longer has to resort to prostitution a circus fashion it's a dream she shares with her close friend. a victim of sex trafficking forced into it by her own mother because of debts the documentary's director says there are countless stories like these around can vote. which we've spent a lot of time with these g