until mona began speaking up about it. for the last 20 years, she has headed a campaign to save one of the few remaining heritage buildings from demolition and convert it into a civil war museum. this is beirut, the barricade building that stood as a fighting position from east beirut to west beirut on the green line. yeah. there are bullet holes. look at that. every bullet hole has been fired between 1975 and 1990, from one part of the city to the other, trying to prohibit the connection between the east and west of the city. that's the only public building in lebanon that has preserved the traces of the war that, until today, has no history book written about it. you know that we don't teach the history of the civil war in our schools. really? it's already been 29 years since the end of the civil war. the children... my boy doesn't know anything from the history books. and you know, people want to talk, but we never gave them the chance. the city never asked for a reconciliation. - while mona was successful in saving the

hey, will. >> hey, mona.t month the out-of-stock rate of baby formula jumped to 31%, and in six states -- the dakotas, iowa, missouri, tennessee, and texas -- more than half of the baby formula supplies are sold out. leslyn is a new york mom to 3-month-old son, jack. born a preemie, jack requires special formula to supplement breast milk. >> we landed on gerber gentle supreme. we never saw it in the stores, but it was in stock everywhere online. >> but in recent weeks, that supply has dried up. >> so of course, you know, panic set in. >> that stress weighing on parents coast to coast amid a deepening formula shortage. the white house saying the problem is a priority for the administration. >> ensuring the availability of these products is also a priority for the fda, and they're working around the clock to address any possible shortage. >> it's fueled by supply chain issues and a voluntary recall back in february of three popular brands manufactured by abbott. in april, 40% of the national baby formula invent

. >> reporter: mona, good morning. visitation services are being held for two victims of that deadly shooting at robb elementary school. a community both grieving and demanding answers as new details emerge about the response from uvalde police. this is new video abc news obtained from outside robb elementary in uvalde, texas. >> we're getting the kids out. >> reporter: showing police breaking windows racing to rescue students. we also hear what appears to be dispatch audio sharing with officers that 911 operators are on the phone with students trapped in those classrooms. >> we do have a child on the line. child is advising that he's in a room full of victims. >> reporter: texas law enforcement clarifying those calls minute by minute. >> she identified herself and whispered she's in room 112. at 12:10, she called back and advised multiple are dead. again, at 12:16, she called back and said there's 8 to 9 students alive. >> reporter: sources terrell abc news federal officials arrived to chaos and confusion, a tactical

we're joined by mona, by dana and july, friends of the stream. i wish it was under better circumstances that were all come together. but i do want you to remind our audience who you are and what you do. mona, welcome back. thanks tammy, for the introduction. my name is want to stay on the advocacy advisor of ham leathers, since they are of social media of the advancement of social media. i'm also, i'm a candidate ad ebay university albus miss saddling my m 8 social media. and just that communication nice. i good to have the expertise on today's discussion. dana, welcome back to the screen, please your my audience, who you are, what you do. my name is dana occurred. i'm an assistant professor in the department of political science at the university of richmond. and and um, yeah, unfortunately this is my expertise now with that to have me and jalal get to see you once more on the stream remind, asking what he wants, he, you, i am what ye do it you see, tiffany, my name is available and i'm a concerned posted in who happens to live in jerusalem, and

mona, andrea? >> rhiannon, thank you. >>> police in new york city have identified the man fatally shot on a subway train in what they say was an unprovoked random attack. 48-year-old daniel enriquez was shot in the chest at close range on a "q" train yesterday. the shooter is still at large, adding to safety concerns among mass transit riders. >> i just cross my fingers every morning, hope that doesn't happen. but -- yeah, i do feel unsafe. >> witnesses said the suspect had been pacing back and forth in the train car. the shooting comes one month after a man shot ten people on a subway in brooklyn. >>> we're learning more about the human toll of the war in ukraine. president zelenskyy says 50 to 100 ukrainian soldiers are being killed every day. ukrainian officials released this video saying it shows a strike on a russian missile launcher in the eastern region where russia is stepping up its attacks. ukraine says it will not give up territory in any cease-fire deal. >>> time now for a look at your

mona lisa can be safely called one of the most expensive paintings in the world, of course, it has never been put up for auction, but experts say that in theory they can pay up to 2.5 billion euros for it. this is the most photographed canvas on the planet and it is not surprising that it is regularly made to fall on it. it was spattered with red paint in japan at an exhibition in at the tokyo national museum in 1974 , they tried to pour tea on it. in 2009, in protest against the fact that a woman was denied a residence permit, the most difficult for this pearl of world art was, perhaps, 1956 at an exhibition in the montobani museum. she was doused with acid in december of the same year, an artist from bolivia threw a stone at the picture, damaging the canvas at that time. it was covered with ordinary glass. as a result, the left elbow was damaged. the problem with the gioconda is that we see this in the picture. haze that can't be arrested and leonardo will always have a lot more problems with restoration. da vinci than with the restoration of paintings, for example, by raphael leonardo

shery: mona, it was really good catching up with you. can find a roundup of the stories we have discussed throughout the day. get to daybreak, dayb on the bloomberg. and you can find all of those stories. this is bloomberg. ♪ is bloomberg. ♪ >> i think people look back on this five years from now and say i cannot believe that company was available at these prices. because the entire financial services sector is going to have to transition to incorporate the capabilities that public blockchains provide to let customers own and transfer digital assets around the world. and coinbase is in the seat in terms of providing those services. shery: and of course we are watching this collapse in crypto assets. we saw a little bounceback in the asian session, but bitcoin is still below the $30,000 level. other favorites tumbled more than 20%. if you look at the galaxy index, down more than 60% from its peak. we had the collapse of tera coin and people trying to raise $1 billion. it is mayhem when it comes to cryptocurrencies. we will continue t

. >> reporter: mona, good morning to you. house speaker nancy pelosi saying the congressional >> reporter: mona, good morning to you. house speaker nancy pelosi saying the congressional delegation arrived to kyiv feeling a mix of great sorrow and great pride. the visit comes as congress takes up a new request for military and humanitarian aid for ukraine and as a cease-fire briefly re-opened for some civilians to escape. in the bombed, ravaged southeastern city of mariupol, new video posted by city officials and filmed by the far right azov battalion appears to show ukrainian civilians safely escaping after weeks of war and at the steel plant defended by ukrainian forces women and children seen evacuating sunday in video released by russia's defense ministry. as many as 1,000 civilians believed still holed up inside along with ukrainian fighters. president zelenskyy saying about 100 civilians safely cleared those front lines thanks to a cease-fire and the efforts of the red cross and the united nations. once over ukrainian of

so andrew and mona, i brought you guys a third shift workers survival kit. be in front of you. >> this is so nice. >> which would make a great gift for any third shift workers on this national third shift workers day. many of these ideas come from our own friend, diane macedo in her new book, "the sleep fix." first up, reach into your bags there. a sleep diary. okay. diane says to keep a sleep diary. >> this is high quality. >> yeah. right? to log info about what time you went to bed, what time you think you fell asleep after that, your overnight awakenings, what time you woke up for the day, and anything else that might affect your sleep habits. like your workouts, caffeine intake and so much more. the purpose of that, you guys, it will help you notice patterns that are disrupting your sleep or keeping you awake. they'll also encourage you to ditch the silly habits that are keeping you up because you're embarrassed to keep writing them down, right? like if you're scrolling on your phone until 2:00 in the morning and you have to write it down, you'll be less

a man dressed as an elderly woman has attacked the mona lisa in paris.ld's most famous painting is cleaned off by security with tourists and art lovers watching on in shock. thankfully, the portrait is protected by bullet—proof glass after somebody showered at an acid in the 1950s, but how did leonardo the veggie's painting become covered in cream? this footage was recorded shortly after. he told us what happened. we went to, i think it is called the louvre comics is my pronunciation. we would going to see the painting, we were gelling there, then we saw lots of gossips from the crowd. i just looked up and i saw — we later found out it was a man dressed as an old lady and a wheelchair, coming out of his wheelchair, coming out of his wheelchair and then from that kind of proceeded to hit on that what we now know as bullet—proof glass, and smashing cake and smearing cake all over the painting. this man seen exported our biosecurity clamp to behind the attack which is being cited as attack which is being cited as a stunt to raise awareness of climate change

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a man disguised as an elderly woman has attacked the mona lisa at the louvre in paris.ne there, as the mona lisa, one of the world's most famous painting, is cleaned off by security with tourists and art lovers watching and filming in shock. thankfully, the portrait is protected by bullet—proof glass after somebody showered it in acid in the 19505, but how did leonardo da vinci's renaissance painting become covered in cream? american visitor luke sumbry recorded this footage shortly after landing in paris for a sports match. he told us what happened. we went to, i think it is called the louvre, excuse my — " louvre". excuse my pronunciation. we went to go see the painting, we were chilling there for about five minutes, and then we hear da whole bunch of gasps and "oh" and "ah" from the crowd. ijust looked up and i saw — we later found out it was a man dressed as an old lady in a wheelchair, running out of this wheelchair, and then from there kind of proceeded to hit on that — what we now know as bullet—proof glass — and then smash a cake and smear a cake all over the pa

when it comes to works of art, we know mona lisa takes the cake but one nut job took it to literallye painting with a piece of cake. mona lisa has been around since at least 1506 and up until now, it's by the been considered the most important or at least statement work of art but then top gun never came out and changed everything. the corporate was a deranged climate protester who disguised himself as a lady in a wheelchair popping up and attacking the artwork. luckily it was protected by the temperature controlled case because mona lisa is worried about climate change. it kept 1965, always oblivion. through a rock at the mona lisa and damaged her elbow making her one of the many people that day at the museum, the latest attackers omitted to mental health facility and thankfully mona lisa is unharmed, she's in good spirits. from what i hear, she had a smile on her face the entire time, don't worry about it. topic number two. all the, a bba, they made history holding a virtual concert in london, starting the avatars, in other words, even a bba doesn't want to go to in a bba concert,

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mona lisa with cream cake, a man is held after attempting to deface the world famous portrait in the louvre museum in paris. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. by the end of the year, the eu will be blocking 90% of its oil imports from russia. that is the message coming from the eu member states as they imposed further sanctions against vladimir putin's government — over its invasion of ukraine. the bloc agreed to ban more than two—thirds of russian oil imports straight away at a summit in brussels, where hungary — heavily dependent on russian oil — resisted a full oil embargo. european commission president, ursula von der leyen said the agreement was very significant for reasons of climate as well as dealing with moscow. it isa it is a big step forward, what we did today, because indeed we now have gotten rid of cole and this was already very difficult. now we have basically the political agreement, how to phase out oil in a clear timeframe and we started tonight and we will report tomorrow to discuss the big energy package that the commission tabled whic

mona lisa with cream cake, a man is held after attempting to deface the world famous portrait in theouvre museum in paris. hello and welcome to the programme. by the end of the year, the eu will be blocking 90% of its oil imports from russia. that is the message coming from the eu member states, as they impose further sanctions against vladimir putin's government, over its invasion of ukraine. the bloc agreed to ban more than two—thirds of russian oil imports, immediately, at a summit in brussels, where hungary, heavily dependent on russian oil, resisted a full oil embargo. the european commission president, ursula von der leyen said the agreement was very significant, for reasons of climate, as well as dealing with moscow. it isa it is a big step forward, what we did today, because indeed we now have gotten rid of cole and this was already very difficult. now we have basically the political agreement, how to phase out oil in a clear timeframe and we started tonight and we will report tomorrow to discuss the big energy package that the commission tabled which is the basis to be able,

ok, mona. so one of the things that i said that we want to do at the very beginning of the was one week after she rene's mother who will be held accountable on you choose coin, says the simple truth is no one will be held accountable. but a few hours ago we spoke to the human rights attorney, nora erik hat, and this is what she told us, have a listen, have a look. accountability for the murder, the assassination of shipping. a barclay would look like a thorough impartial investigation that not only incriminated one single soldier who shot fired as shy the precision shot that were in her head. but the entire system that facilitated this process, there was a general who, okay, the kill. there was a legal advisor who said that it was legal and there was a system that enabled these really occupation forces d engine, or they should not be on lands. they should not be on at all to be terrorizing the entire palestinian population living there was a system of apartheid and shaheen as one of its many vi

andrew and mona, one special thing i'm excited to show you guys.pop-up corgi cafe yesterday, and i'm not kidding when i say there were hundreds of the queen's favorite breed of dogs there, and it was just a great day of work, if we can call it that. andrew, mona. >> when you said you were excited to show us something, i thought it was going to be our gifts that you got us. right, will? the gifts that you bought us. >> you know it's rude to not come back -- >> reporter: those are coming, too. don't worry. >> okay. >> plenty of gifts coming your way. tea, biscuits. whatever you want, i got it, you guys. >> and how's the weather been? is the weather working with you? >> reporter: very interesting that you ask. the weather has been okay. i underpacked when it comes to coats. it's pretty chilly here. i don't know if you can see. it's a little overcast, but lovely nonetheless. of course, i'm having a great time, even if i'm a little chilly. >> got it. >> is it weird being this awake in the daytime considering, you know, we're all night owls here? >> repo

mona: and it does not just look cool.jor damage. >> if it lands in the ocean, you get salt water intrusion, and that can be pretty harmful to a lot of the components on the rocket. >> while the catch was successful, getting the booster back to land did not go as planned. >> the helicopter pilot noticed different load numbers then had been projected. mona: elon musk's spacex has landed boosters and recovered them several times, using a system that would be to an efficient on rocket lab's spacecrafts. >> it is really not efficient in terms of fuel costs and things like that. mona: rocket lab is one of the many companies competing with spacex. the goal is to lower the cost of space travel. ama: catching the rocket is no easy feat. it is said to be moving at 32 feet per second. abc 7 news is streaming 24/7 on our tv app. that is it for abc 7 news at 4:00. abc 7 new >> building a better b, moving forward, finding solutions. you are watching abc7news. >> ed is still a draft and i am waiting for final confirmation. of the final

. >> reporter: mona, good morning. the fda has been recommending the moderna and pfizer vaccines now for months citing a rare risk of blood clots seen in patients who have gotten that one-shot johnson & johnson vaccine. the cdc now counting 101 million americans who have had at least one booster shot. across the u.s., the cdc reports some 9.5 million americans now have received their second coronavirus booster shot as covid hospitalizations and deaths are projected to grow. that as the food and drug administration now recommends limiting the use of the one-shot johnson & johnson vaccine citing a real though rare risk of blood clots normally seen within days or weeks of the shot. the fda now saying the johnson & johnson shot should only go to patients without access to the moderna or pfizer vaccines. doctors urging americans to get vaccines and boosters as e.r. visits climb 44% over the last two weeks. >> people are well protected from the vaccines, but those that are unvaccinated make up a large portion of those that a

. >> reporter: good morning, mona. another state is looking into a possible case of monkeypox, and now a leading expert says the rare outbreak was likely amplified by rave parties in europe. doctors in washington state are the latest to announce they're treating a patient with a suspected case of monkeypox bringing the number of states investigating cases to five. there's one confirmed case in massachusetts. and overnight health officials near seattle announced the country's sixth presumptive case. a man who recently traveled to a country where monkeypox cases have been identified. in south florida, doctors are investigating two presumptive cases. both patients also recently traveled internationally. >> and the people who are in contact with that person, you know, know about it. >> reporter: the virus typically only seen in africa is spreading with more than 200 confirmed or suspected cases in 18 countries. doctors say it's spread by coming into close contact with lesions, bodily fluid or respiratory droplets. the flu-

. >> reporter: mona, good morning. some experts believe the worst of the current inflation crisis is already behind us, but that doesn't mean prices will be falling any time soon. today's report from the government is expected to show that america's 40-year high inflation has already peaked. the big question now, when will prices start dropping? analysts predict the report will show an inflation rate of 8.1% last month. a decrease from 8.5% in march. but some economists warn core inflation, which excludes food and gas prices, could stay high for months. >> i want every american to know that i'm taking inflation very seriously. >> reporter: president biden says fighting inflation is his top domestic priority, but tuesday suggested things could still get work. >> how long do you think it will be until we see prices coming down? >> i'm not going to predict that. some say it's going to be -- it's going to increase next year, but there's sorries that say by the end of this year you'll see it come down by the calendar year.

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as mona's follows a blacklist final journey, they paid tribute to her legacy. the objective professionalism, another woman, another man, another palestinian will stand up. pick up the mike, pick up the camera and he would be the new voice of a son. apple act, his body has been laid to rest next to her parents in the u. s. the e u and the un have o backed coals for a full investigation into her kelly did abuse. jerusalem corresponded tanya kramer . she was at saint joseph's hospital when is really police charged towards the pall bearers, and she told us what she saw well at city there were disturbing season. we were with quoting on that in the early afternoon. we were actually waiting outside the gate off the st. joseph's hospital in east jerusalem in the neighbourhood of shakes at a very residential neighbourhood here inside where people waving upon the scene morning, a waving palestinian flax and a one said the cost could actually appeared the police that was there in high presence around the hospital. suddenly charged in there was mounted police that was push

da vinci mona lizun, a man in a women's wig in a wheelchair drove up to the picture, suddenly jumpedto break the protective glass, when he realized that this could not be done, he threw a piece of cake into the canvas. judging by the patterns, the bully turned out to be an eco activist. and so i wanted to draw attention to climate change. how the mona lisa cake and climate are connected, the answer to this question, even the ingenious da vinci could hardly find, but the doctors will try to figure it out, the man was taken to a psychiatric hospital clinic. that's all for now. we are following the development of events inform.

we'll be right back. >>> so the mona lisa has been defaced. take a look at that.man seemed to be disguys as an elderly woman, jumped up from a wheelchair and sheared cake on the glass that protects that painting. witnesses said he first tried to smash the glass but it was thick. the man threw red roses everywhere and screamed about climate change. as security escorted the man outside, he yelled "i speak of the earth." >>> the race to put out an all new fast moving fire in southern california. >>> plus, the outcry growing over the police's response to the texas mass shooting. ♪ ♪ come back. i always come back. ♪ ♪ >>> if love could have saved them, they who be here. >>> shining a light on melt met. parents of students to took their lives. >>> and heroic actions. one of the first first responder's wife and daughter

mona, andrew. >> rhiannon, thank you. >>> coming up, the heart-stopping rescue of two climbers in italy. the rescue helicopter sent to retrieve a couple stuck on the side of an ancient cliff. >>> but first, a special jubilee edition of our "kids news now" live from outside buckingham palace. that's next. you're watching "world news now." ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ i'm coming out so you better get this party started ♪ >>> this is basically a live shot. britain is getting the party started across the pond, celebrating queen elizabeth's platinum jubilee. >> and our own will ganss is front and center this morning live outside of buckingham palace. that is not a green screen, but he is there for a special jubilee edition of "kids news now." >> reporter: hey, that's right, mona and andrew. okay. so we know what the palace has planned. we know that the pubs will be partying. but what about the playgrounds? we talked to some of london's littlest citizens to see what they think of the queen's big platinum jubilee. >> hello, queen. >> so we're h

as mona's followed i blew up his final journey. they paid tribute to her legacy. the objectives had professionalism, another woman, another man, another palestinian will stand up, pick up them like pick up the camera and he would be the new voice of what a son apple act. his body has been laid to rest next to her parents in. c the u. s . the e u and the u. n. have o back calls for a full investigation into kelly. at before we got his reminder of the top story, we're following for the sal, ukrainian forces appear close to climbing, victory of rushes, attempt to take the 2nd largest city hockey. western military analysts say russian troops were withdrawing from areas around the city due to limited reinforcements, and he pretty encountered an attack a fit for now coming up as long as means football tennis that has been struggling, that the women are the best in europe after the break before with it's not a question of whether the next crisis will come, but only when and how the media will deal with it. how can we stay focused on what is important shaping to morrow no

justin, go morning. >> reporter: mona, good morning. january 6th committee initially sent those five house republicans letters requesting cooperation and all refused and now the committee awaits their responses to its subpoenas. that as a new federal probe focused on former president trump gets under way. today, the justice department searching for answers after boxloads of classified documents were reportedly found at former president trump's mar-a-lago estate. those sensitive documents discovered after trump left the white house. the investigation issuing at least one subpoena to the national archives requesting interviews from former trump aides and convening a grand jury. a trump spokesperson responding saying in part, president trump consistently handled all documents in accordance with applicable law and regulations. meantime, on capitol hill, the january 6th committee issuing new subpoenas to four house republicans and housrity leader kevin mccarthy. mccarthy digging in his heels thursday. >> it seems as though they just want to

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a man threw a cake at the mona lisa, it's protected by glass, bizarre far left protests.imal rights activist tried to super glue her hand to the basketball court at a minnesota timberwolves game last month. joe, the glue was not strong enough, they picked her up and carried her out. >> yeah, i can't get my head around the mona lisa story, who throws a shoe during a fight, that's one question and who throws cake at a painting. talk it up into nothing is sacred or out of bounds and i saw it at the louvre in 2009, and i cannot get over how darn small the thing is. my kids drew bigger pictures in elementary school. >> i felt the same way, it's so small. security guards are hailed for their quick response, i did not see the tackle i wanted to be. to joe's point about the sacred nature of art and the irreverence they have for something that is important culturally and no amount of communication that he was imparting to the world we have not heard before with him smearing cake on the plastic over the mona lisa. >> think of getting a shower, a lot of these people, a lot of these

. >>> coming up, a sneaky attack on the mona lisa.costume and this unconventional choice of weapon, you may call. ♪ i've lived in san francisco for 20 years. i'm raising my kids here. this city is now less safe for all of us. chesa boudin is failing to hold repeat offenders accountable. he prosecuted zero fentanyl drug dealing cases, even though nearly 500 people have died of overdoses. i'm voting yes on h to recall chesa boudin now. we can't wait one more day when people are dying on our streets. for state controller, only yiu will save whe taxpayers money.g wait, who, me? me? no, not you. yvonne yiu. yvonne yiu. not me. good choice. for 25 years, yiu worked as an executive at top financial firms. managed hundreds of audits. as mayor, she saved taxpayers over $55 million. finding waste. saving money. because... yiu is for you. yiu is for you. exactly. yvonne yiu. democrat for controller. ♪ what so proudly we hailed ♪ >>> a man has been arrested after trying to vandalize the mona lisa with cake at the louvre in paris. authorities say

with 10 cases of monkeypox across eight states. >>> mona lisa defaced.tim of a pastry attack. he was disguised as an elderly woman jumped up from a wheelchair and smeared cake on the glass the protects the painting. he screamed about climate change and security escorted him out. according to the associated press he was taken to a psychiatric unit. >>> it looks like much of the country is thinking about the golden state warriors. according to google they were the most searched nba team in 37 states this month. you can see according to google trends there is no doubt who the most searched player is. >> steph curry is the top player of all the teams in this playoff season. the warriors being the top search team. when you look at the top search matchup they are pretty thing who might be in the finals taking that top position. >> it is the warriors coming up here next. >>> they broke out the lumber. we also have >>> the giants off to a solid start. but they have some chance is to catch up now. they lead the division by 7 1/2 games heading into today. they wen

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. >> reporter: mona, good morning. with all eyes on russia and president putin, among today's top questions, how will he direct troops going forward, addressing crowds he said that russia against ukraine is to ward off any aggression toward russia they could face down the line while russian forces intensify fighting in the east and double down on mariupol. today marks victory day in russia and uncertainty in ukraine, russia revering its military and world war ii-era win over nazi germany. war-torn ukraine closely watching president putin's address to his people and the world. in advance of victory day, president biden and g7 leaders sent out new sanctions. saying, vladimir putin's actions bring shame on russia and the historic sacrifices of its people. those sanctions call for cutting off imports of russian oil. targeting russian state tv networks. banning consulting and other services supporting russia's war. all of this amid a raging battle for control of the east. ukraine officials releasing this video, the aftermat

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mona, andrew. >> andrea, thank you. >>> coming up, an ice cream controversy at walmart. >>> but first what we're learning about a new shipment of baby formula headed to the u.s. >>> and how an alleged plot to assassinate ♪ ♪ at lowe's, you'll find products from veteran-owned businesses all throughout our store. 26,000 veterans and military spouses work here. and our no annual limit discount program saves military members and spouses 10%. every day of the year. at lowe's, our dedication to you is limitless. ♪ ♪ >>> a second shipment of baby formula from overseas will arrive in the u.s. today. the product from germany will be sent to a warehouse in pennsylvania and delivered to hospitals, retailers and low income programs. also today an official from formula maker abbott is expected to tell congress the company will resume production at its plant in michigan as soon as this week. >>> an iraqi man living in ohio is in custody for an alleged plot to kill former president george w. bush. court papers say the 52-year-old suspect wanted to smuggle four other iraqis into the u.s. and carry ou

as mona's followed up his final journey, they pay tribute to her legacy. the objectives had professionalism, another woman, another man, another palestinian will stand up. pick up the mike, pick up the camera and he will be the new voice of the sun. apple act, his body has been laid to rest next to her parents. c the u. s. the e u and the u. n. have all packed calls for full investigation into hercules. our jerusalem correspondence on your kramer. she joins us snell. tanya, you were and st. joseph's hospital when israeli police on charged the pall bearers . can you tell us what you witnessed? wireless absolutely shocking scene stare at st. joseph hospital. we were actually reporting from there. we were standing outside the gate. there was already a heavy police presence that had cordoned offer the st surrounding the hospital and wants to casket actually appeared. the police are a rush to into the courtyard, which is also the main entrance to the hospital. and we heard stun grenades because at the same time then mounted police was just a disc. we're pushing

it's another bad scheme for california. >>> the mona lisa defaced.nardo da vinci's famed masterpiece was the victim of a pastry attack. the man who seemed to be disguised as an elderly woman jumped out of a wheelchair and smeared cake on the class that protects the painting. witnesses say he first tried to smash the glass but that failed. the man also threw red roses everywhere and screamed about climate change as the security escorted him out. he yelled to the ground in french, "think back to the earth." according to the associated press, police took him to a psychiatric unit. >>> the nba finals begin this week. it looks like most of the country has the warriors on its brain. according to google, the warriors were the most searched nba team in 37 states this month. you can see on this google trends map. counted to a google trends expert, there is no doubt the most searched player is. >> they dominate. steph curry is at the top searched player of all the teams in this playoff season. and, the warriors being the top searched team. when you look at the

we when i went to see the mona lisa in rome in 1968, a long time ago. crowds were stunning. this was 50 years ago, heaven knows what it is these days. lauren: i have seen the mona lisa but i cannot recollect the year the way you can and i remember it was smaller than i imagined. it evoked such brander. stuart: you know what everyone does? they walk past it to see if the mona lisa's eyes always follow you because that is whether a myth or not they do appear, from one side to another. the crowds of 2 million people, couldn't do it. i was in no mood wandering around. lauren: 1968 you remember so sharply. stuart: yesterday is a blair. >> 2015 for me but don't quote me. stuart: i will move on, check the market. in red, dow is down 200. the selling is not as bad as it was at "the opening bell". some improvement. the price of oil is the headline. $118 a barrel, briefly touched 120 earlier setting off all kinds of energy price inflation fears up and down the line. as for the 10 year treasury yield, 2.86%, that yield is rising but well below 3%. bitcoin, success

andrew, mona. >> all right, will, thank you. >>> in sports, it appears tiger woods will tee off at nextpionship. he's now officially listed for the event along with phil mickelson who, by the way, missed the masters. tiger competed at the masters last month. his first major tournament since that car crash. >>> in the nba playoffs, the warriors rally to win a thriller over the grizzlies, 101-98 and the celtics evened their series with the bucks. >>> still to come, highlights from the new "avatar" trailer. >>> also ahead, a couple wakes up and finds a dog in their bed, okay, but the only problem, it wasn't theirs. >> yikes. ever wonder what everyone's doing on their phones? they're banking, with bank of america. the groom's parents? they just found out they can redeem rewards for a second honeymoon. romance is in the air. like these two. he's realizing he's in love. and that his dating app just went up. must be fate. and phil. he forgot a gift, so he's sending the happy couple some money. digital tools so impressive, you just can't stop banking. what would you like the power to do? why bu

mona? >> thank you. >>> drastic new measures are being taken to keep water flowing during the historic drought in the west. the government has announced plans to hold back water releases from lake powell, the second largest reservoir in the country. it has dropped below a critical level in march. >>> with that, let's look at your wednesday weather. strong thunderstorms across central ohio brought hail and damaging winds. the hail was big enough to damage cars near columbus. new storms could trigger tornado advisories. those storms will expand later this week, bringing severe weather from louisiana, all the way to missouri. looking at today's hey temperatures, 80s from dallas to atlanta. 55 in denver where much needed rain is expected. people in in phoenix. 65 in new york. rain in new england and 54 in boston. >>> coming up, the breaking news overnight. comedian dave chappell attacked on stage. >>> also ahead, the new video of the alabama murder suspect and jail officer on the run together.

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the famous mona lisa was again attacked by a very strange visitor to the louvre in paris, eyewitnessesknown lady, and as it turned out, a man in a dress along the river drove up to the picture in a wheelchair, abruptly jumped to his feet and tried to break the glass that protects a masterpiece, but it is bulletproof, so nothing happened then the bully angrily smeared the protective screen with cream from the cake, which was in his hands. well, when the police detained him, for some reason he threw rose petals into the air and people shouted. think of her land trying to destroy some connection between these slogans and leonardo da vinci's gioconda until no one saw the troublemaker put out of the museum. the unique underwater expedition of russian divers ended with an unexpected discovery in deep waters gulf of finland. they discovered a dutch ship that sank at the beginning of the 20th century. our correspondent ekaterina fisenko on why this find has already been called a sensation? and not ausma at all, 116 years after the death of the ship, it suddenly revealed its secret itself. bras