mona wehde: i buried stuff.self it's a horrible nightmare, and i'm going to wake up. dennis murphy (voiceover): the worst part of the nightmare, that she felt so alone. mona was consumed with questions she felt no one else cared about. instead of wondering about the identity of the mysterious second intruder or who'd masterminded the attack, she wanted to know what had really happened to her son that night. dennis murphy: was there any way that you could put him in the house, up to no good? no. i just said, there's no way, no way possible. dennis murphy (voiceover): for starters, mona said her son wasn't the scary hair-trigger misfit described by tracey. his mother knew a dustin with a sweet smile masking a little sadness, not a killer. sure, this kid who could entertain his family with goofy elvis impersonations didn't really connect to outsiders. that's why he treasured his relationship with the roberts family. no way would he have wished them harm. they were my friends. they befriended him. dustin was like, i

mona wehde finally had justice for her son. story? once a little boy huddled behind a bedroom door, listening to the sounds of a killing on a cold december night. i know the truth. and knowing that she's in prison for something she didn't do is-- i mean, it's-- it's tough to move on. dennis murphy (voiceover): bert denies lying on the witness stand. the prosecutor isn't so sure. any time she was in a pinch, he was the alibi. he was the piece of evidence. and i-- it's easy, you know, for me to sit on the outside, and i see it. it's his mom, man. i would have done the same thing. dennis murphy (voiceover): so at the end of things, maybe it's really the other way around. for so long, tracey had told the story of a mother protecting her children. but perhaps the real story is the tale of a loyal son protecting his mom. trying and ultimately failing to shield her from herself inside a wintry house long, long ago. type 2 diabetes? discover the ozempic® tri-zone. i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. i

host: next is mona watching us in pittsburgh. hello, mona. caller: thank you for taking my call. excellent coverage on c-span. i am so impressed with your network. i'm in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, and i have been a registered democrat all my life. unfortunately, back in the prior election when biden got elected, and i did vote for him. and mainly the basic news course was cnn. and the misinformation and what they would show convinced me that there truly was a insurrection even though i had watched the whole thing. but then after talking with family because i'm open minded when it comes to politics, and i decided to watch my networks, news max and fox and then go back to see what the other media mainstream was saying. my eyes got wide open, and i'm so excited and proud to say that this lifelong democrat voted straight republican this year because the biden-harris administration have made our country a disaster. and we now have had a new true leader and a wonderful cabinet pick to make america first again and safe again. and i am proud to say this registered democrat voted republic

to my -- god, brady and mona, i love you guys. thank you for giving me wings.mall part of building this triumph and monument to humanity and the arts. to my cast and crew, and everyone who has been a part of making this movie, this is a collaborative effort, and i share this with all of you. to my friends and team at caa -- [listing names] a24, thank you for supporting me through this journey. to my mom and dad, who are here tonight. [applause] oh, my goodness. you always hold me up. i often credit my mother for her influence on me as an artist, but dad, you are the foundation of this family, and all this love that i received flows back to you. to my beautiful and amazing partner, georgina. your generosity of spirit, your own resiliece, your immense creativity, are a daily reminder of how to be. i would not be standing here before you if it wasn't for you. there was a time not too long ago that i felt this may never be a moment afforded to me again, so thank you. you know, this story is really the character's journey is very reminiscent of my mother's and my an

to and yet that's we're always bringing something to an art worker and exhibition to go and see the mona lisa, jesus christ to me. and did you have a huge amount of contacts about how much money it cost and you know, the 0 that we are, the dementia may or may not have been what have you. but where i'm arriving yet is that i think when you're making our you are also making a context to see that with in right. so you're saying i want you to look at this image. i want you to look at this sculpture. what have you. but this is a framework that you can look at it from. and when you look at it from that framework, you're going to see something very, very different. yeah. and if you don't have that framework, so i think we, we were kind of have that in common, that we're trying to not only show something, but create a context for seeing that. yeah. and i think also exhibition so events in the world, you know, sometimes that can be political events. and, you know, since the arts and kind of like museums have become such a part of the whole kind of economy of the spectacle norm. yeah, it's kind of

yeah, that's, we're always bringing something to an, our work current exhibition to go and see the mona lisa. jesus christ of getting did you have a huge amount of contacts about how much money it costs. you know, the 0 that we are the davinci may or may not have been what have you. but where i'm arriving yet is that i think when you're making our, as you are also making a context to see that with in right. so you're saying i want you to look at this image. i want you to look at the sculpture, what have you. but this is a framework that you can look at it from. and when you look at it from that framework, you're going to see something very, very different. yeah. and if you don't have that framework, so i think we, we were kind of have that in common, that we're trying to not only show something, but create a context for seeing that. yeah. and i think also exhibition, so i events in the world, you know, sometimes that can be political events. and, you know, since the arts and kind of like museums have become such a part of the whole kind of economy of the spectacle. not. yeah, it's kind

as boss of his 6 day state funeral, mona's attended a memorial service at the cost of center. his life will be commemorated at washington national cathedral on thursday. the nobel peace prize lord only subbed one time in the white house. it was a cobra, is one of results best. no. st. altis. he's behind some of the world's largest murals, including other un headquarters. he says his off his, his way of trying to connect people around the world while spreading awareness on various issues. here is his story. well, no, no, i mean do i have to call back? my name is eduardo cobra. i was born in the city of south palo. it was an i am and you are allowed to use mississippi and 1000 dozier, and i started painting at the age of 12. so i've been in this field for 37 years now. ya to, but i'm not. is because of my values. all of my principals, everything i believe into the cube. it's an extension of my life and mice things. so put my stuff as you much of you that when i was young, kid i engaged in for bit an activity, which was the painting on the street. today's visit i was arrested to

as part of his 6th day stage funeral, mona's attended a memorial service at the cost of center. his life will be commemorated at washington national cathedral on thursday. the nobel peace prize lord said one time in the white house from 1977 to 1981 as well as your cobra is one of brazil's best known street artists. he's behind some of the world's largest murals, including the un headquarters in new york on the.

. [ cheers and applause ] >> kelly: for anyone but you, that's not the only song he's on, his song mona else apparently. great soundtracks. our first ges -- guest, he led a cult in waco, who could say that? and he's biked through the wild west in the new series "american prime evil", premiering on netflix tomorrow, please welcome taylor kitsch. [ cheers and applause ] [ crowd noise ] >> kelly: nice to meet you. >> actor: good to meet you. thank you for having me. >> kelly: all the way from montana. i love that you live there. >> actor: four years now. >> kelly: i bought it in 2018. >> actor: i am right after. >> kelly: speaking of things we somewhere in common, you love christmas, and you have your christmas decor up longer than maybe you should? >> actor: i got the 30 foot santa, the 20 foot rein deer, a couple of thousand lights, a couple ogrinches, ginger bread man, a polar bear and penguins. non-stop. >> kelly: that's amazing. do you get into new years. do you do resolutions? >> actor: i try not to, to be honest. i live life so fully ...you know, no, i really don't. i try and just t

i'm going to tell you why you should like the mona lisa, which we've discussed before. but can you explain her smile? i can. so that you know, it will be time to pick team. i have my new acronym, crank china, russia, iran, north korea. you know, those are the opposing team if you do business with them, you are going to have a problem. and i think that kind of clarity, as you said, is going to be critical and i think it is a great moment for. partners and allies, to not just say, you know, what can do for me, but what can we all do together as the as aligned nations who have similar similar priorities and agenda. and one of those for national security advisors won't name them once said. to me, basically, we're just trying to make a little money and get along with people. as you know that's pretty sound policy just and that's that's going to be the business of this administration and i think that that it can be a age not just for israel, israel relationship, but for our relationship ships in the middle east and more broadly so it's you know, it's hard to write a book like

>> tyrus: i'm going to go with the climate protesters who through soup at the mona lisa.ove this because it shows how dumb these clouds are. no damage was done to the painting because it is protected with bulletproof glass. and other was, they wasted everyone's time. what kind of maniac throws soup at a work of art without the option of a side salad. [laughter] or at least throw in half a sandwich or some saltines. all right, cap, what is your next point. >> kat: my second. and -- was justin timberlake getting arrested for a dwi -- dwi. my favorite part was the cop who pulled him over. he was so young and he didn't even know who timberlake was. [laughter] , right? i guess for one brief moment, template knew how it felt to be a member of 98 degrees. >> tyrus: out. >> kat: but to me, somebody not knowing who justin timberlake was marks the end of an era. and today i officially became old. [laughter] all right, tyrice, what is your second favorite story? >> tyrus: i'm going to go with spacex mission to rescue the nasa astronauts. once again, it shows that elon musk is about

>> tyrus: hmm, i'm going to go with the climate protesters who threw soup at the mona lisa picked i love story because it shows how dumb these clowns are. no damage was done to the painting because it is protected with bullet proof glass. in other words, they wasted everyone's time. what kind of maniacs throw soup at a work of art without the option of a side salad? or at least throw half a sandwich or some saltines. all right, kat. what is your next pick? >> kat: my second favorite story of the year was justin timberlake getting arrested for a dwi. not the drunk driving part. i'm not a monster. my favorite cop done my part was the cop that pulled him over, he was so young that he didn't even know who timberlake was. [laughter] i guess for one brief moment timberlake knew how it felt to be a member of 98 degrees. >> tyrus: ooh! >> kat: but, to me, someone not knowing who justin timberlake was marks and end of an era and the day i first became old. tyrus, what is your second favorite story? >> tyrus: i'm going to go with. >> michele: mission to rescue the nasa astronauts. once again, it s

>> i'm going to go with climate protesters who threw soup at the mona lisa. i love this story, it shows how dumb these clowns are. no harm was done, it is protected with bullet-proof glass. no option of side salad or throw in half a sandwich or saltsines. what is your next pick? >> second favorite was justin timberlake getting arrested f for -- not the dui part, the conthat pulled him over was so young, he didn't know who justin was. to me, somebody not knowing who justin timberlake was marks end of an era and day i officially became old. >> what is your second favorite story? >> space x mission to rescue nasa astronauts. it shows that elon musk is all about saving things, saving astronauts, he saved twitter, next year he will help save the government. now if he can save himself from getting people pregnant all the time. what is your number one? >> trump-biden debate. beginning of the end for joe. f d for joe and finally a time where anyone who called us crazy for saying he was not well saw that he was not well. and it meant that he could get back to perceivi

mona, too universal's wicked did really fantastic in the back half years. so this back half of your story 2025 games. i know you like superhero. yeah, we could. captain america brave new world we get boats. we get fantastic for, you know, get warner brothers, superman legacy. so disney's got 3 superheroes coming out in 2025, hopefully we don't have fatigue at the box office. we shall see a couple of those pretty highly anticipated. we'll see what they do. >> in their opening weekend. rob, thank you as always. and we're going to chat with rob again tomorrow on thursday. so let him know. now. there you see his contact information at the bottom of the screen. if there's a company, a story you'd like him to talk about. rob, appreciate we'll we are back time now 9.22. and new this morning, campbell. police say they've arrested a man in connection with the vandalism, but the cities, water tower. so officers were called out sunday to reports of a person on top of the tower. not this person. he's cleaning up the mess. this is the person who police say wouldn't comp

i saw a bunch of people auditioning for "mona" on youtube.on the big island of hawai'i in hawi, kohala. like, you have never heard of that town. [ light laughter ] and i just -- i didn't think that it would be me. so my friends and i put together an audition to become the entertainment of a non-profit group in my concert glee class. and that was how it came together. a casting agent saw that audition, asked, "hey, who's that girl in the last row, second from the left? do you want to audition for 'moana'?" i thought it was a scam. and like -- long story short, it worked out! >> seth: yeah. >> but -- [ laughter ] i could have never guessed. >> seth: that's amazing. [ cheers and applause ] i auditioned for "moana 2" and it was a scam. i did lose -- yeah. [ laughter ] >> oh, no! >> seth: i definitely -- and i was like -- they were definitely going to use the rock again. why did i think they would -- [ light laughter ] you -- i would imagine your small hometown -- i can only imagine how proud they are. i mean, are they so happy? >> yeah. um, my la

thank you — speaker, sheriff mona. thank ou. ., speaker, sheriff mona. thank ou. . ., , you.ave well over 1000 of our los angeles county deputies out there working on 12 hour shifts. we have 172 california highway patrol officers, i would like to thank the commission who was with me yesterday for all of his assistance. i also want to thank major general beevers, i was with him as well and he has been able to increase the amount of national guard assistance that he is giving us two up to 600 and he told me yesterday if we need more we can ask for more and we are strategically looking up at and analysing it and will ask as needed. evacuations, we have approximately and this is some good news because it's dropped, we have over 92,000 people were under evacuation orders and approximately 89,000 people who are under evacuation warnings. i want our community to know this. chief maroney did talk about this for a second. in every conversation we are having about evacuations, whether we are going to implement them or take them away, the conversation about repopulation is on all of our