monica! monica: yeah. were just talking about, in order for this relationship to work between jess and caity, they have to be able to communicate without any outside distractions. monica: that's great. like, i really want you to understand that's great. i want you to feel good about you. like, i see so much of dad in you sometimes, and it pisses me off because you're so [bleep] talented, and i think it goes deeper. jessica: i mean, we were treated different by our dad, if you want to go way back. it's just we were treated different. monica: i can't handle this. jessica: i'm proud of her. lemonis: tell her now. jessica: she knows how proud i am of her and the things she does for people or the things she's succeeded at. monica: [ voice breaking ] i just need to go for a ride. i'm tired of the resentment. [ bleep ] if anybody wants to support my mom and the [bleep] city of cleveland, then [bleep] go for it. jessica: monica is very resistant to change. she is a self-sabotager. lemonis: are you comfortable movi

monica, back to you. movie role, $1,600. monica. who is jamie lee curtis?doubled your score. - movie role, $1,200. monica. - who is danny devito? - right. mali, $400. - kyle. - what is french? - you got it. - mali, $800. - kyle. - what is soccer? - yes. - fantasy, $2,000. lori. - who is le guin? - ursula le guin, correct. or bust, $400. here's a bust of this german composer who the sculptor said was listening to god. monica. - who is beethoven? - yes. bust, $800. o say, can you see the bust of this lawyer who became d.c.'s d.a. in 1833? - kyle. - who is key? - francis scott key, yes. - bust, $1,200. a bronze head of this man who became rome's sole ruler in 27 b.c. was found in 1910. monica. - who is augustus? - good. bust, $2,000. monica. - who is adams? - no. kyle or lori? [ beep ] it was a bust of alexander hamilton. back to you, monica. less than a minute now. bust, $1,600. kyle. - who is lenin? - good. mali, $1,200. kyle. - what are crocodiles? - right. mali, $1,600. - kyle. - what is spider-man? that's it, and now the last clue, and it's yours... [ app

>> death penalty was what i wanted, is what monica wanted. -- but it wasn't to be. >> reporter: now they cling to memories of their ashlea. >> reporter: tell me about the last time you saw your daughter, physically, in person. >> it was november. >> reporter: about a week before she died, ashlea had invited monica to play bingo. monica was busy, almost said no. but something told her to stop what she was doing and go. and, oh, is she glad she did. >> and i walk into the bingo hall and, oh, my god, there set that little girl of mine. and i smile at her and i walk over and i kiss the side of her neck and i tell her how much i love her. >> you remember every syllable, every moment of that day, don't you? >> yes. >> reporter: these days, monica is making new memories at the bingo parlor. remember how skittish she was around ashlea's girlfriends at first? no longer. now, they're family. >> have a good weekend. >> when monica and i go and get our nails done, they always say, "oh, your daughter is so pretty." she never corrects them. as far as she's

monica millerjoins me now from mumbai. monica, what is at stake? fa ct, india is the king of tariff, in fact, they impose the highest in the world. 0ver fact, they impose the highest in the world. over the summer, fact, they impose the highest in the world. 0verthe summer, if fact, they impose the highest in the world. over the summer, if you can remember, the us government withdrew key concessions to the indian government, and in return, deli slab higher tariffs on products like steel, apples and almonds. —— dehli slapped. its red—hot economy has cooled down from its gdp is at its lowest growth in six years. it is up to the indian government now to make amends on the us at least in financial terms. thank you monica millerfor financial terms. thank you monica miller for that update in financial terms. thank you monica millerfor that update in mumbai for us millerfor that update in mumbai for us in other business news making headlines this morning: struggling office rental company wework is cutting 2400 jobs around the world. the move follows the dr

that's where we are. >> okay.ou car thank you, monica. let's turn to peter.sed peter, there are a lot of it's j additionalus issues for us to th consider. i know you've beenction, i focut them. is the other amazonian countries, the role of china, the role of indigenous communities in the ee amazon. how do all ofre ar thosee playet into this story line? >> pretty directly. i'd say that part of the drivera of rtdeforestation, of course, we've talked about it, is the demand for agricultural commodities, whether it is soy or whether it is beef.we so if you trace where the fires are being ---- are taking place and where -- what commodities are beingat grown and where tho commodities are going, you can see a direct correlation. so there is an increased in delivery to europe and an increase in delivery of soy, int particular, to china. beef to china, to russia, to el egypt. so there is a direct correlation between this increase and in actually thecr tariff war betwe the united states and china which has resulted in a decreas in the importing of

jairo: estÁ con nosotros a mÓnica, vocera, mónica, se ve que eso es un lugar donde se recopila muchaando hay una emergencia o desastre grande, estamos encargados en responder, cuando hay una emergencia o desastre del tamaÑo que estamos viendo ahorita por los incendios y apagones, es necesario coordinar con nuestras agencias aliadas, por eso el centro del estado, es el lugar donde todos estamos coordinando recursos e informaciÓn, enfocar en cómo podemos ayudar a los californianos en estos tiempos. jairo: entiendo que estÁ la guardia nacional, cal fire, vÍa todo el mundo trabajando,¿ quÉ informaciÓn esencial le pasan al gobernador cuando tienen que dar informaciÓn importante, para que el gobernador tome la decisiÓn? >> estamos en coordinaciÓn con las agencias locales, cuando ellos no tienen recursos, nosotros tenemos responsabilidad de ayudarle a tenerlos recursos que necesitan, nuestra oficina y lÍderes del estado estÁn en comunicaciÓn constante con el gobernador, nuestro director tambiÉn estÁ en comunicaciÓn constante, diariamente los lÍderes revisan informaciÓn, en donde estÁn los p

first they heard about the fire, and monica prayed ashlea wasn't hurt.ather, tommy harris, called. >> i saw chuck getting off the phone. and i saw him wiping his tears. and i knew that my prayer wasn't answered. >> reporter: chuck couldn't reach ashlea's sister, so he left a message. >> and not two minutes later, my husband called me. and he said, "where are you? i need to come to you." and i said, "what is wrong with my mom? what happened to my mom?" and he said, "it's not your mom. it's ashlea." and, i mean, it just comes like a blow. >> reporter: back in ft. worth, police were still rounding up people gathered outside ashlea's apartment. not among them was april. april, in fact, hadn't seen ashlea for a few days. their romance had hit a bit of a bump. >> that night we -- we talked briefly about me coming over after i got off work. but then i went home. >> reporter: but someone else was there. her name was alexis torres. >> alexis torres was the last person to see ashlea alive, and was the actual last person to leave her apartment. >> reporter: that is

my colleague and business reporter monica miller. the firefox web browser. it is a not—for—profit operation, competing against giants of the tech world like google. it relies on a lot of volunteers promoting the browser around the world. chief executive mitchell baker says that to keep the volu nteers baker says that to keep the volunteers goodwill, they have to be com pletely volunteers goodwill, they have to be completely open with them. my name is mitchell and my ceo secret is, don't hide things. even the scary thing is. we have a pretty big mission, to improve internet life stopping the number of companies that track where you go and gather information, mozilla is a leader in allowing you to stop that. the volunteers are there because they believe in what they are doing, and that it can be effective. that they are much more likely to raise difficult missions. it is the volu nteers difficult missions. it is the volunteers that stand up and say i'm sorry, the elephant in the room is that this just isn't working. in the tech industr

monica, you mentioned amazon. how do you think that we could scale up that. >> i am deeply grateful. i think a lot of others are deeply grateful to norway for the efforts with the amazon fund and for, you know, being the main funder, actually. the amazon fund is almost entirely norway. when it was set up, it was one of the first reed plus initiatives by the un in the context of the un. i think it has and it still has a lot of potential. it would, of course, involve bringing other countries and in that norway has already done a lot of its share. a question of what we want to do with this fund. do we want to make it into something much larger where you can have an impact and address the issues that the gentleman to your right has raised. you know, what do we want to do with it. what is the strategy? i think that question involves what the government of brazil is thinking of doing. at the moment, they do do not seem very inclined to make the amazon fund one of the main mechanisms or vehicles through which or by which

monica miller is in mumbai. welcome, monica. what have they been up welcome, monica.ca. what have they been up to? social media is on fire right 110w up to? social media is on fire right now with some very angry customers of chaayos, a popular cafe chain which sells all kinds of different indian coffees, they are known for their local foods, but there indian coffees, they are known for their localfoods, but there is indian coffees, they are known for their local foods, but there is a loyalty programme that most people sign up for, they have normallyjust been asked to give their mobile numberand been asked to give their mobile number and they will get a one—time pass, then you are good to go. now they are for a picture, and a media watchdog in the country says that it's going too far. chaayos has responded by saying they take the privacy and protection of customers very seriously and you do have the option to opt out of having your picture taken. however, the third—party company dealing with the softwa re third—party company dealing with the software does not make that

for more on this i am joined by my colleague and business reporter monica miller. ona reporter monica miller. i am all in on a diet. what about businesses? well, everything from the impossible burger to mcdonald's and pizza express creating vegan menus. food consumption and production account for 26% of the global economic footprint —— pizza express. by 2050 there will be 9.7 billion of us on there will be 9.7 billion of us on the planet which means we need to produce 50% more food, that is the equivalent of farming land double the size of india. researchers say that a big dietary shift to a plant diet is better than driving electric ca i’s diet is better than driving electric cars or taking less flights. now, the meat industry is the fastest growing industry in this realm. they are expecting, barclays says, to become a $150 billion industry over the next decade. big news for those diet companies. thank you so much for that update, my colleague and business reporter monica miller. now, from diets to coffee. in indonesia, which reduces more than tons of coffee beans

monica miller joins this improved, blocked during the summer. monica millerjoins us from them by.y cutting headcount? well, both of these companies, these rivals were trying to cut costs as there is a global steel glut that is on the market. prices have tanked since 2015. part of this has to do with the chinese economy which has slowed down. they are saying they have two cutjobs in the netherlands and wales in order to make things squared. a lot of these jobs will be cut in office jobs, they aren't talking about any plant closures, but in wales alone we are looking at potentially 50% of those jobs being axed, we are looking at potentially 50% of thosejobs being axed, and we are looking at potentially 50% of those jobs being axed, and wales' economic minister says he is going to talk to them. just a week ago, a chinese owned firm said they were offering a $1.5 billion bailout for british steel that was going to save 4000 jobs. so it seems one step forward , 4000 jobs. so it seems one step forward, one step backwards. but essentially what they are looking at is cutting costs in orde

monica, why did they pull out of this? arranger moody decided this wasn't going to be a good dealforfarmers, business owners and indian consumers. he really dug his heels in not signing onto this out of concern of cheap chinese goods that would infiltrate the market and similar products that india produces. and india's economy is really showing signs of slowing down. how this gone through, it would have meant 30% of global gdp, and it would have lived in half of the world's population. just remember india is 1.3 billion people. it is a huge blow to beijing officials. they have been working on this free trade agreement since 2012 and it was, after united states it isa and it was, after united states it is a big part of their one. one road initiative, but another 16 members and the pool is getting smaller and smaller in terms of what it is worth and how many people have signed on for all of this —— one belt one road initiative. moran remotely says it would hurt the indian people. monica miller, thank you for bringing us up—t

i'm monica jones and this is business life from berlin welcome it is the year's most important day for many retailers black friday forget about the u.s. china trade war forget about climate change the day after thanksgiving is all about how it's going shopping in new york shoppers have been queuing up outside the world's biggest department store macy's through the night and to be among the 1st to lay their hands on the best black friday deals and this hunt for crazy discounts and deals is no longer limited to the united states black friday has become a global phenomenon. $45060.00 or even 70 percent discount the sky's the limit when it comes to black friday sales mania in the us people should actually use the friday after thanksgiving to go out on a shopping spree for christmas presents or just for fun retailers have adapted to the surge and even extended it by adding cyber monday on to what became a long shopping weekend and black friday has long since crossed the atlantic and arrived in europe for several years now retailers in germany. also been ramping up the business with a myriad

and -- monica lewinsky. and let the chips fall where they may. republicans say they won't be limited to the 4.5 year investigation. too feel mr. starr was light on president clinton, so they wanted and impeachment inquiry. charges anyone can come up with on any subject and with no time limit. i believe the republican bill was unfair. it is unfair to the president, unfair to our country and not in our natural -- not in our national interest. morally wrong and now we need to decide what the appropriate punishment for his defenses. let's follow the democratic model and solve the charges and do so before the end of the year. that faces here at home and around the world. >> gentleman from illinois. >> the gentleman from ohio is pleased to yield to -- >> without objection. the --se in support of of therevolution -- resolution. we do not sit in judgment today. we are not here to convict or punish or sentence today. fulfill our constitutional duty we must determine if the evidence presented to date strongly suggests

we are to the monica lewinsky. god help this nation if we trivialize the constitution of the united states and reject the conviction of our founding fathers that impeachment is about no less then the subversion of the government. the president betrayed his wife. he did not betray the country. failelp this nation if we to recognize the difference. thank you, mr. chairman. [applause] >> the chair -- i am pleased to recognize for two minutes, the distinguished gentleman from arkansas, mr. harkins and. considering a resolution of inquiry for the conduct of the president united states -- president of the united states. each of us took an oath to uphold the constitution. it provides a path to follow in the circumstances. the path may not be well worn, but it is well marked. we would be rise -- we would be wise to follow it. gentleman from new york indicated -- concluded the president has lied under oath. he should not be impeached. the gentleman is way ahead in his conclusion of where this process should be and where i a

, i observe in my work young bright cooks and service staff witness hard working individuals like monica and dennis take their life savings locally to live out their dream. and over and over again san francisco not only creates financial barriers for them to do so, but they're outright punished for acting in good faith. isn't it clear that they've acted in good faith by taking all the necessary steps in accordance with the planning department. i urge you -- >> commissioner honda: thank you. do you live in the outer sunset? >> i do not, but it's lovely. >> commissioner honda: thank you. next speaker, please. >> clerk: please fill out a speaker card, ma'am. thank you. >> commissioner honda: hi. welcome. >> my name is garrett tang. i live across the intersection, one house down, and today, i'm here to ask, you know, the board members to vote and restore the right to me and my family to have the right to elect on how permits should be issued, and i feel very sorry for the applicants that wanted to start the business. i understand that it takes a lot of effort, but i think today's vote is not

. >> is there a deal, monica?the ayes have it. >> there it is. >> william jefferson clinton is impeached. >> that became the second presidential impeachment in american history. how on earth did that little corner of arkansas. >> i hereby deliver these articles of impeachment. >> -- explode into a constitutional showdown? >> it was a two-bit real estate deal, and yet somehow one thing leads to another, and we are on the house floor debating whether the president of the united states should be removed from office. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman, miss lewinsky. >> when we think of the clinton impeachment, we think of a certain white house intern. but before there was monica, there were the mcdougals, jim and susan. clinton might never have been impeached if not for them. it was jim mcdougal who had convinced the clintons to invest in whitewater, and they had other financial ties as well. so when jim and susan landed in legal trouble for fraud -- >> if i'm found guilty, i'll go to the slammer. >>

. >> is there a deal, monica?the ayes have it. >> there it is. >> william jefferson clinton is impeached. >> that became the second presidential impeachment in american history. how on earth did that little corner of arkansas. >> i hereby deliver these articles of impeachment. >> -- explode into a constitutional showdown? >> it was a two-bit real estate deal, and yet somehow one thing leads to another, and we are on the house floor debating whether the president of the united states should be removed from office. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman, miss lewinsky. >> when we think of the clinton impeachment, we think of a certain white house intern. but before there was monica, there were the mcdougals, jim and susan. clinton might never have been impeached if not for them. it was jim mcdougal who had convinced the clintons to invest in whitewater, and they had other financial ties as well. so when jim and susan landed in legal trouble for fraud -- >> if i'm found guilty, i'll go to the slammer. >>

hello i'm monica jones welcome to the business asia china's president xi jinping is in greece today to strengthen ties his visit comes just one week after the greek prime minister met him in shanghai for the 29000 international import expo where greece was the official partner country at 1st glance the asian powerhouse and europe's debt stricken member states they can even cop or they both seem to tend to the other's needs greece needs money and china needs access to infrastructure and one of beijing's key purchases in greece was a majority stake in the historic port of today china's gateway to europe. this is a carefully choreographed business the aim to showcase existing economic ties and to foster new ones. among the deals the 2 sides have already signed off on is a 600000000 euro investment by chinese company cosco in greece's largest port of parade yes it's set to play a key role in china's math of infrastructure development plan known as the belt and road initiatives. today will have the chance to visit the cosco facilities and prayers to see and examine up close the further deve

monica millerjoins us now from them by. monica, tell us about this plan? indian government is asking themselves, if vietnam can benefit from the us—china trade war, why can't we? so now they are considering a proposal, according to the bloomberg that obtained a report, that says they have big proposals when it comes to land, electricity, water and road access. one of the reasons that india is overlooked for places to build factories is that they have a huge amount of regulations. to what this proposal is saying is that they may lessen the red tape so that these companies can come in and do business, and it really needs to do all it can do. they have made big promises on the economic front, but its gdp has shrunk to its lowest degree in six years, so this is the type of investment that they need in orderfor them to type of investment that they need in order for them to make their goals. indian needs more foreign investments, and you forjoining us. as america struggles through the trade with china, garlic is winning. it rose 25% this year, showing that can b

thank you so much for that update, monica miller.t u—tube janet in latin america but you might not have heard of it. his name is kondzilla and at the age of 31, he owns a major record label. arm no latin america's music phenomenon kondzilla. let's look at the hong kong stock exchange which and how it's faring the listing of alibaba. and how it's faring the listing of aliba ba. aliba ba and how it's faring the listing of alibaba. alibaba continues to surge an early morning trade, up more than 7%. sport today is coming up next. this is bbc news — the top stories this hour. hong kong's chief executive carrie lam has promised to ‘reflect‘ after pro—democracy parties win a landslide in local elections. a us court has ruled that a former white house counsel must testify before congress, rejecting the trump administration's argument that white house officials cannot be compelled to do so. a lorry driver accused of causing the deaths of 39 migrants found in a lorry container in essex has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to assist illegal immigra

let‘s go to our asia business hub, where monica miller is following the story.an. monica, if you just look at their shared chart, it tells you the sort of torrid time they have had. yes, investors are bracing themselves for some unpleasant news regarding nissan‘s first half earnings report, which is expected to come out after the closing bell in about an hour in japan. it is hard to believe that next week it will mark exactly one year since that shock arrest of carlos ghosn. he has been arrested, he has appeared in court and is awaiting trial on charges of financial misconduct. he has repeatedly denied all of these charges. if you take a look at this graphic, shortly after carlos ghosn‘s arrest, nissan shares fell offa ghosn‘s arrest, nissan shares fell off a cliff, and that is where they are now. if you take a look at this, you will see they plummeted even further. that is down 30% because of the company‘s earnings. they have just tumbled. it has announced possibly tens of thousands of job cuts. mr ghosn was replaced, but his successof cuts. mr ghosn was replac

could a new currency in zimbabwe help ease thing talent shortage in that country monica jones will speak with our correspondent in her to find out. that and a whole lot more coming off the air that a business advocate and just a moment from a good bye i'll see you tomorrow same time same place. there . isn't calculable. their egos consensual. their rivalry 10 foot. 3 princes. who dream of the arab world. there are 4 power and boundless ambition has cost the middle east into a great crisis. so my princes of the cold starts nov 27th on d w. sure that people hold on for g.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch. follow us. zimbabweans are waving goodbye to their old bank note the reserve bank of zimbabwe to release a new zimbabwean dollar coins and notes today in a bid to ease the cash crunch we go to harare for war also coming up looking up fassel stopped sugar and oil imports to boost domestic production but analysts warn the ban could backfire and plunge the country into a deeper crisis. well america jones welcome to do that we have business africa starting in symbolic way whe

i'mjoined by monica miller. macron is going on a charm offensive?agenda on this trip is trade. and to give you an idea of the sins of the scope, he has brought a large business contingent with him that represent 30 companies, all of them have a strong interest in getting their products into the hands of chinese customers. now it's all a big effort to get beijing to agree to the terms of a eu—china trade deal. now, just to give you an idea, france currently has a trade deficit with almost $33 billion with the chinese, that is the largest in fact it has with any other country, followed by germany. now, china buys french dairy products and poor, especially as the country is grappling with a swine fever outbreak that is causing a rapid rise in pork prices. now, the european union has members and it has good us basically, they are trying to get onboard, they have a 10% tax on our bus planes and 25% on wine and cheese. so at this point they are trying to get their products into the hands of the chinese as this ongoing trade war between the us and china co

i wonder how you feel about that and what, if anything, you'd like to say to monica at this minute. >od. but at this minute i'm going to stick with my position on not commenting. >> bill clinton is a fighter but ultimately there's a famous dress that has dna evidence. >> at this point we believe fbi technicians do know whether there was a substance on that dress. >> it becomes clear he wasn't always telling the truth. >> over the years, there's been dramatic late night speeches from the white house. national tragedies and national triumphs but nothing like the speech we're about to hear from there tonight. >> indeed, i did have a relationship that was not appropriate. in fact, it was wrong. it constituted a critical lapse in judgment and a personal failure on my part for which i am solely and completely responsible. i mislead people, including even my wife. i deeply regret that. >> that's where the 90s took us. the president of the united states had to testify under oath about a woman in the oval office. this would have been inconceivable in the time of john f. kennedy. but the 90s we

. >> when we think of the clinton presidency, we think of monica lewinsky.ougalls. they had other financial ties as well, so when jim and susan landed in legal trouble for fraud -- >> if i'm found guilty i will slam it. >> whitewater development is not going to go away. there are too many questions. >> the clintons came under fire too. >> questions have been raised about the clinton's financial and personal involvement with mcdougall. >> in it nothing came of it in terms of the clintons themselves but it planted the seed for something bigger, something that would lead to the ultimate constitutional confrontation. >> there was a growing drum beat to investigate whitewater. >> we did nothing improper and i have nothing to say about it. >> thank you. >> old story. >> clinton had a fateful choice to make. block a special counsel and take a beating in the press -- >> it appears to be a case of the president's past coming back to haunt him. >> -- or give in leaving himself open to a potentially limitless investigation. the president gave in. >> i don't want to be

and we have monica jones from did have your business with more on this story hi monica so what about fewer flights in and out of hong kong what's the impact on airlines well obviously it's not good because hong kong for not just the cathay pacific but also for south african airways malaysia's an asia group all the big airlines of the regions for them hong kong is the major destination and they've all had to come to flights due to the drop in passenger numbers in fact the hong kong airport authority reported for october a 13 percent drop in passenger numbers and a more than 6 percent drop in flights coming in and out and that's the steepest falls since those undress the political turmoil in hong kong began the good news is because there's a downside to cutting flights the good news is that all those airlines won't immediately lose the air slots which normally would happen if you don't use them and that will be a problem because a it's very difficult to get an asphalt in hong kong airports because they lack capacity they're building a 3rd runway but that won't go into operation until t

in the meantime, monica machicao of the reuters news agency is in la paz.nce the person that was going to be in charge is from the opposition. she is the second vice president of the senate. she is the one that will take ever morales‘s placed darting tomorrow —— placed darting. what is the reaction. you have been around two to. how have people been reacting to this decision by the president? after 90 days of peaceful protest, mostly, people have reacted joyfully. there are people in the streets wrapped with bolivian flags. they are making a lot of noises with the cars. they went downtown to express their joy. this the cars. they went downtown to express theirjoy. this has been a very long fight for most bolivians. you have to understand that most of the population in the country has been blockaded, basically. nojobs, no public offices were open. things we re no public offices were open. things were really working very slowly. so now everybody thinks things might get to normal as soon as the congress decides what will be the steps to follow in order to get a

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thank you for the update, monica miller, in the newsroom.y two of the uk general election campaign and the central bank has been under pressure to cut rates. will the bank of england keep them on hold but the global slowdown as well as the government's brexit deal will impact the uk economy. airbus is flying high after it took in more than 415 aeroplane orders in october. including the largest ever from a single carrier, extending its lead over boeing which has been hit by the grounding of the 737, boeing has reported 170 orders through the end of september, after cancellations. german airline luftha nsa cancellations. german airline lufthansa has cancelled 13oo flights after it lost a last—minute legal bid to halt a strike by cabin crew. the two day action over pay and conditions is disrupting travel plans of about 180,000 passengers. but flights by lufthansa's other airlines including euro wings, swiss, austrian and brussel airlines are not affected. to india, because it has been three years since the contraband it has been three years sin

i'm in full support of ben and monica. i think the intent of katy tang's legislation was to attract businesses to this neighborhood. we've talked about interpretations of this law, but i think the most important thing is the intent of this law. what she was trying to do was bring people into this area. this liquor store, it was not a grocery store. this was barely anything on the walls there. there was literally nothing. you wouldn't shop there for any reason. and her intent was to change this space, to allow businesses to come in here, restaurants to come in here, to activate the space, to give us, the neighborhood, more dining options. if you look at any number -- hook fish co. and more businesses, i see more neighbors walking down the street, sharing these meals. i'm in full support of dennis and monica. i think the full intent was to allow these businesses in here, not the interpretation of some planning department. i mean, the planning department guy, he said no one should be in the position that dennis and monica are

. >>> mÓnica lo habla orgullosa la radio comunitaria >>> hay mucho poder de deces >>> tenÍa tres aÑose del estado y el e escenario polÍtico >>> yeyÉ casi no se hablaba latinos >>> en una plaza mexicana conocimos a sonia directora de asuntos latinos para el estado >>> personas es un tercera hasta quinta generaciÓn >>> aunque los primeros latinos dieron iowa en el siglo xix trabajaron en las vÍas del ferrocarril >>> hoy destacan en distintos ana Ámbitos >>> la mayorÍa vive aqui en esta zona, pero en un estado con 3 millones de habitantes esto es solo el 6% de la poblaciÓn lo que destacas el crecimiento que han tenido desde el aÑo 20el 6% de la poblaciÓn lo que destacas el crecimiento que han tenido desde el aÑo 21400 140% >>> emigrÓ de mÉxico en su instancins infancia se sintiÓ siempre atrapado del inglÉs al espaÑol. >>> fase poco que perdiÓ a vivir con la mezcla de las dos culturas >>> qqueremos ser latinos y no m me queremos celebrar y ser americanos >>> ese es el mensaje que mÓnica quiere llevar con su micrÓfono >>> cÓmo ves el futuro de los latinos en iowa >>> yo lo veo muy bonito,

she tripped over scooter in a loading zone at a santa monica community college. scooters were reportedly covering the area and then when she says the unthinkable happened. so chris. >>an she tried to get through there and that somehow life one of the scooters and in a literally catapulting her back into the street she's on the floor and there's blood everywhere she's her. >>is ripped to the bone. >>the family is now fighting back they filed a lawsuit against the city of santa monica left and the college a trial on this incident is now set for 2021. in the us are eating way too much added sugar that's according to a new study. researchers found foods with the most added sugar were fruit drinks, baked goods and flavored yogurt. the study however did find that overall sugar consumption for toddlers and infants is actually dropped which could be good news in curbing health conditions such as obesity cavities and as much. >>and about onyx to save lives. we all know that but superbugs are starting to outsmart at about x the centers for disease control and prevention sa

hi, monica, why did you pick that song? >> hi, kelly.d i was honestly like the biggest rebel phase of my entire life. i had just come back from studying abroad in australia where i was on a high from traveling, getting tattoos, dying my hair, going bungee jumping. >> kelly: i want your life, what? >> i want to

takes us next, monica through the opportunities to be found on asian credit. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: this is "daybreak asia." i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney. shery: the u.s. dollar is trading slightly weaker the u.s. reports that is weighing whether to remove tariffs on chinese imports. the greenback is about 1.8% off its september high, which is the strongest level in two years. for a look at what dollar levels could mean for emerging and asian bonds, let's bring in monica shao, joining us from hong kong. thank you so much for being with us today. we have seen this week dollar story. how much help does this give to the pressure we have seen in dollar funding in asia? weaknesshe dollar coming off of the fomc last week i think would be the main story of support for the emerging helps in bothat the emerging-market currency market as well as the bonds. this relief of funding pressure gives the emerging-market a lot the room to rally emerging-market countries. ony will have less pressure their funding channels for the dollar as well as not having to worry a

monica alba, josh moon, guys, thank you so much.eciated. >> thank you. >>> amid the many turns in the impeachment inquiry, a nagging question looms around a key figure and the answer may be equally as disturbing as the scandal itself. that is next. as disturbg inas te scandal itself that is next ok everyone! our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition... for strength and energy! whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein and twenty-seven vitamins and minerals. ensure, for strength and energy. sleep this amazing? that's a zzzquil pure zzzs sleep. our liquid has a unique botanical blend, while an optimal melatonin level means no next-day grogginess. zzzquil pure zzzs. naturally superior sleep. >>> secretary of state mike pompeo is back in the u.s. after unveiling a statue of former president ronald reagan on friday at the u.s. embassy in berlin. pompeo has kept a very busy foreign schedule since the impeachment inquiry began. a question about his whereabouts asked and answered in the "washington post" this w

monica: i am crying more today than i have on seven seasons of "parenthood." she lives and works thousands of miles away. caity: you think i'm going behind your back. i don't know how long i can do it for. lemonis: she is resistant to every change... monica: i hate it. lemonis: ...even though the business loses almost $100,000 a year. you're throwing money into the trash right now. and now the stress is pulling her family apart. monica: [ voice breaking ] anybody who wants to support my mom, [bleep] go for it.

like 33 year old monica cooter who worked as a london based media manager but decided the job wasn't for her. in london i will go discover your path that i'm not interested in and i want to make things i can actually live in lisztomania live in my country are on such days to meet with my friends but my bringing in my solutions can travel globally and i think it's very very attractive. back home in vilnius monica founded it invites a company that wants to help children understand the digital age it all starts with you being curious about what you can create and i would love our kids not to lose that sense of curiosity and to carry it with them and use it doesn't. real real biological too. complimented with less available in the world now. eustace dreams of turning business into eastern europeans silicon valley. everything he takes in dogs growth seeds i'm hateful now out for a while who unsurprisingly have their very own instagram account. used to love trying out new things pushing boundaries and taking. this way is always has been seen in through the history is always this small unde

played a key role in the events which led to the fall of the berlin wall a you are a scientist a monica a biologist for supporting me what was it like living in eastern germany as a scientist and what hurdles did you face you know scientists we were all dissatisfied because of the isolation from the from what was going on in the great of old new developments we learned or these things have a year or a year later best. now. when did you 1st become critical of the east german government and what consequences did you face as a result. critical we were all over that time but in private and more openly and gathering people to discuss matters that came up in the late seventy's. when when we realised and i realised for instance that. the eastern bloc. would calm down economically and ecologically and and the political situation burst and you said it started in the seventy's but the wall actually fell in 1909 so how did you channel this discontent in eastern germany in the zia. by retiring into private life would see that i did my my work at the institute for experimental work and later on this