still, it was not easy for monique to forgive. monique says when she first came to me and asked me to forgive her, i asked if she thought about exactly what she was asking of me. she said she had. , and i asked for time to think before i really for gave her. another challenge looms on the horizon for the two women. what will happen when her husband gets out of prison? she believes everything will be ok. she says that he will also ask for forgiveness and said it was the right thing for her to give monique the cow. back in kigali, many people are proud of how the country has come so far in the reconciliation process over the last two decades. they want to present themselves as modern and focused on the future. traces of the genocide are hard to spot in the capital. this church is where 20,000 people sought refuge in 1994. its priest at the time sided with the militias and handed over many people for execution. church doescatholic not commemorate the darkest chapter in rwanda's history. the genocide, the genocide, forgiveness and rec

and she is so strong. >> i'm here to see monique jeffries. >> monique jeffries. >> yes, ma'am. >> in. i go through like most people i know hell and back. and just hoping that my mama can get out and share it with me. >> have you thought about what you want to talk to her about? >> money. i'm running low on it. i need $30. >> hey. look at you. >> did you cut your hair? >> huh-uh. >> look. >> you got nails. >> you see how long they are? >> they are. that means you ain't been nervous or angry. >> i miss you. you look beautiful. >> thank you. >> during the visit, alexis gets a cell phone call from monique's brother. >> oh, my god. tell my brother i miss him so much. >> your sister says she misses you so much. >> tell him to meet you to give you some money for me. tell him to give you $25 so you can give it to me. and don't take it, alexis. hello. >> i am listening, mama. >> tell him we don't have that much time. what'd he say? >> he said i'm going to give you some money. >> i want to be happy with her, not stressed about having to be locked up and having to have money on the books and mo

monique farms soybeans. it is a remarkable partnership. her husband was convicted of playing a part in the genocide. in 1994, he looted monique's parents house. despite this, the two get on well together. but it was not always like that. whenever i left the house and saw her house on the other hill, says monique, i cannot think of anything other than what had happened. while she slowly made the first apology, i was able to accept it, but before that we could not talk to each other or meet. i was furious. sorryed god's help to say , and i asked myself a long time how i could approach the victims of this horrible situation. when i first came, she was estching -- washing cloth outside of her house. she brought me a chair. ofn though it took us a lot time, she made me welcome in the set together and talked. now, things are fine between us. as well as an apology, she has given money for some compensation. among other things, her husband stole his neighbors cow. she wanted to make it up to monique. her cow was pregnant, so she alf. monique the c

monique will come in again and once in a net and banana from soya beans together. it's a remarkable partnership. on sundays husband was convicted of paying a continent genocide in nineteen ninety four he did take one each parent's house. despite its good to get on well together but it wasn't always like that. i know. don't you. when o'brien and the house in soho house on the uphill says monique do if i can think of anything other than what has happened. for lunch she slowly made its first move towards an apology. i was able to accent it. but the full bench we couldn't talk to each other and each one and i was curious. do we cope with the law. bogut was the hoopla week. the senate got a busy month. all you need gone stone to say so he says. on sunday. i asked myself a long time so i could approach the victims of this horrible situation. when i first came to this washington times on sunday a house. so she brought me a chance. it's so close. which is a lot of time. she may be welcome. we sat together in tow. he's a fine between us so. as well as an apology comes in a

but monique is happy that she still has her son and lexie whom she regularly visits. >> you know, i'mful to have them alive. that's it, period. everything else is replaceable. it's all adjust material stuff. >> oh, look how beautiful your hair looks. my love. >> how are you? >> good, i like your earrings. >> thanks. put a little jewelry on today. >> hi. >> hi. >> look at your hair. it's so pretty. >> thank you. how you feeling? >> i'm okay. >> yeah. >> yeah, how are you? >> pretty good. >> though she is not yet married, hudson sees monique as a mother figure. >> my mother-in-law is a big strength in my life. oh, my gosh. she helps me smile, helps me remember to think possibly. >> looking forward to getting out. >> i know, right? i'm excited, 25 days. >> is it 25 days and counting, huh? working off the calendar. capital wait. >> we're going to make life as normal as possible, right? >> yes. >> yeah. and we have to make sure that we keep you on track with the doctor. >> that's one of the first things i'm going to do is go see my doctor again because i missed a visit so i can get this ba

monique is not convinced. she's been around by his old ally. he went on to bond with the roof of the road a motorcycle and say to his father before him for free. the most important thing to monica piece that had to listen to kids through the season he won cause conflict is to consume. matt is excited about getting around on two wheels. michael mchugh site days she'll need skill and concentration to get them up out of the new bike. well let's pull of natural resources. and ingenuity. in celebration of life with middle class. why did my wallet. changing my blog. at eleven pm on in the world . the we caught up in . each cage. the free world has something to be kidding the eye. ch. will . i know. the to the line. i think back to india. and did a good dynamic economy you'll need to sum up again the dpp. i'm beginning to

as monique mentioned we have our one millionth visited show up on march 15 we're heading towards 1.1and 2 million visitors in the first year are this is the busiest time of the year. our overall attention is 2 1/2 times more and those numbers would be unconceivable without those facilities. we're seeing twice as many school field trippers and, in fact, we've seen 25 percent more and the reason why we're seeing more school field trips is because of the number of buzz on and off the embarcadero. everybody was surprised seeing half of the field trips are by public transportation so if you get a chance to way. up and down the embarcadero you'll see tons of kids dressed up in hats or whatever it's remarkable especially in the springtime and what happens we've also we would 15 thousand school kids as title one students through pg&e one of our sponsor. be able to come to the polar to your memory 3 that percent of our audience were people coming to the explore to your memory first, the first time and 51 percent a.m. came by means other than the car. so again, this transportation has been a g

. >> can i just -- i wanted to thank monique and brad benson and the staff for helping me see the dilapidated piers from land and from sea and understanding important long term projects like pier 70 and mission rock and others as well, and i really appreciate the community input that you try to take into consideration as you're managing quite a bit of very valuable property, but i'm appreciative of being able to see it firsthand and for keeping my office informed of the developments that go on with the complex projects you have. thank you for the presentation as well. >> okay. thanks as well. colleagues, can we continue this item to the cal of the chair? we have a motion? we can take without objection. thank you very much. madam clerk can you call item number 3. >> [inaudible] 460,000 in department operating to support the department's projecting increases in [inaudible]. >> thank you. i'm the chief financial officer for the department of emergency management. before you today is [inaudible] to allow for us to offset overtime deficits projected in the current year. the department has already

before i start, i want to say a special thanks to the executive director to monique and john our fiscal officer while i had to be away and they both jumped into my shoes and filled them well, i must say and john spent a lot of evenings and weekends so thank you, john. also here is the rest of the finance team who all collaborated on this and the bond team shawn from hawkins our disclosure council and bob and christen from t s m our financial advisors >> thank you and week. i mentioned the team just to make the port commission feel secure we have a complete team reviewing our financial statement from our disclosure and bond council and co- bond council ship and harden the sdpoofz and our underwriters and steve serving as co- underwriter. so the commissioners are familiar with the plan for 2014 port revenue issuance in may of last year you saw and approved our financing plan that gave us access inform the plan and december of last year on the 12th you approved the issuance of bonds and several few minutes ago documents including the second vegetation of trust and gave our executive direct

monique from the port of san francisco. thank you for the opportunity to talk about the port today. i'm accompanied by the port's staff as well, not the whole gam mutt, but i will rely on them for questions. i really appreciate the opportunity to set the context for the port's budget because i think the port struggles from an identity crisis. we are best known for our land use debates, but we really do a lot more for the community than to talk about just land use. i think it's important to realize that because that's where our budget comes from and that's where our budget goes. and so having said that, i want to point out that we are a port. we're also a water front. we're much envied for being able to be both. we're not behind fences, as other ports around the world are. one of the things we do for the city that's probably of the most value is our historic sea wall so i'll talk about that in a little bit. just to do a quick refresher, the port's mission is codified in law and we have a couple at attributes that date back to our founding in 1860s. the first is to promote te merry ti

. >> monique is selling copies for $5,000 each the plans have been modified to code standards she says old or new, the houses are safe. . >> i do not think these homes are harmful to people i think with any house there are problems with an eichler, the issues are solvable peechlt living in glass houses the way eichler intended >> video at 6:00 repairs in store fore homeowners after a car slammed into their house an elderly woman driving a honda. no one is injured. >> a snowmobiling accident leaves a father buried in the snow with his 9-year-old son nearby. that situation could have been disastrous. shaky video shows first responders arriving sunday. without the bravery sh they might not have found his dad today, we surprised him as he walked home from school. he explained how his dad got trapped. >> i jumped off my snowmobile and went to dig him out. i tried to dig him out as fast as i could. >> unlike today, when he sat down for a snack, in the back country they were without food or water. cutoff from civilization. >> i was nervous. it's a lot of pressure to try to get someone. i didn

. >> monique is selling copies for $5,000 each the plans have been modified to code standards she says old or new, the houses are safe. . >> i do not think these homes are harmful to people i think with any house there are problems with an eichler, the issues are solvable peechlt living in glass houses the way eichler intended >> video at 6:00 repairs in store fore homeowners after a car slammed into their house an elderly woman driving a honda. no one is injured. >> a snowmobiling accident leaves a father buried in the snow with his 9-year-old son nearby. that situation could have been disastrous. shaky video shows first responders arriving sunday. without the bravery sh they might not have found his dad today, we surprised him as he walked home from school. he explained how his dad got trapped. >> i jumped off my snowmobile and went to dig him out. i tried to dig him out as fast as i could. >> unlike today, when he sat down for a snack, in the back country they were without food or water. cutoff from civilization. >> i was nervous. it's a lot of pressure to try to get someone. i didn

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. >> like others, monique captured it on her cell phone. the drama unfolded on flight 722. at one point he went into the banl room and came out soaking wet he tried to open up the hatch. one of the airline stewardess started skrieming as well as passengers were screaming. "help". >> she says a large male passenger held him down. >> held him down. he tried to open up the back hatch. >> it's unclear if drugs or mental illness were a factor. >> you heard the guy saying okay. well, emergency landing we landed in nebraska. police came on and got this guy off of there. and we were applauding. >> court documents identified the suspect. passengers said he spoke inco herrently during the ordeal. thanks for joining us for abc7 news at 4:00. i'm larry beil. the news at 5:00 begins right now. >> how do you keep the city safe when the police department is under staffed? tonight a spshl solution. >> plus, tonight's lunar eclipse. >> i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> crime rate is up but the number of police officers is down the city has come up with an idea to keep citize

. >> monique shot the video and here's what she had to say. >> some gentlemen decided he wanteditous visit the lord today and decided to open up the back hatch of the southwest airline flight while we were in the air and gave us a big scare today. >> when he made the move for the dor, flight takenedants starts screaming and passengers jumped on top including dr. scott porter, chief resident in the medical center. when he first heard the screams, he thought about his family. >> you hear a stu wardess hear help. and there was screams and the only way i would get back to them was take the matter in my own hands. >> dr. porter said sugs eyes were dilated and in his medical opinion he was on some sort of drug. sugs faces 20 years in prison and it is not a good idea to try to open an airplane dorin midflight. >> and after five day was relentless grilling. prosecutors have ended the cross examination of the blade runner but not without one final argument. >> she locked herself in the toilet and you armed yourself with the purpose of shooting and killing her. >> not true. >> afterwards indee

. >> realtor monique acquired the original drawing to several ikeler model and selling copies for 5000 dollars each. the plans have been modified to today code standard. she says old or new these houses are safe. >> i do not think that these homes are harmful to people. i think that with any house there are problems. with an ikeler all the issues with them, they are solvable. >>reporter: people living in glass houses the way ikeler intended. in san rafael, abc 7 news. >> repair in store for homeowner after car slammed into their house here. elderly woman was driving this silver honda when she lost control. cut across the front lawn in the corner of the house here. nobody was injured. >> police if fremont want nice consider installing security camera to help fight crime. and tonight they invited people to learn more how the camera catch burglar in the act and lead to more arrest. david lou shows us one fremont neighborhood considered to be a role model. >> high tech camera systems already capture read light runner or help to identify a car if pwij toll transponder malfunction. capture t

. >> reporter: monique is blowing up the stereotype of the silicon valley startup entrepreneur. she is a wife, mother of three and president of a fast growing company that makes a gps range finder app for golf. >> we have nearly 3 million users that have mapped almost 100% of all the golf courses in the world. >> reporter: it's called swing by swing and they're in talks with several large companies who want to buy it but when she goes to board room meetings the old thinking of this male dominated world sometimes creeps in. >> i have had challenges where i've been mistaken as, you know, the executive assistant. just don't fit the traditional mold. >> reporter: the woman startup lab intends to change that. >> we focus on providing a network and resources to specifically help the female entrepreneur succeed. >> reporter: the menlo park tech accelerator was started last year. so far about 20 women have gone through the program. >> we are singing the same song which is really building a company that makes sense and to make an economic impact. >> reporter: startup lab specializes in w

>> my name is monique, and i live in moreno valley, california.m the oldest of three sisters, and i've always been the fat one. >> it was definitely difficult for her, especially growing up with two sisters. >> i come from a family that loves to take pictures. getting the pictures back, i -- i just couldn't believe that that was me. i always thought that people would look at us and say, "man, if these are your sisters, then what happened to you?" i had really given up hope. i had really thought, like, "this is how i'm gonna be forever," i knew that something had to change. i tried everything, but nothing worked. i stumbled across zumba. they make it look, you know, really, really easy, and then, when i got the dvds, i realized, it is easy, and it's fun, and it doesn't feel like a workout. and i did it in the comfort of my own home. with zumba, i lost 70 pounds. now i'm borrowing clothes from my sisters. the new rizer -- i was sore in places that i didn't even know that existed. you want that lift, and i really feel that the rizer is giving it the

. >> reporter: monique lawler was 1 of 135 passengers aboard southwest airlines flight 722 en route fromhicago midway to sacramento when it was forced to make an emergency landing in omaha. all reportedly because of this man. lawler says he was acting strangely at one point going to the bathroom and coming out soaking wet then trying to open the plane's emergency exit. >> one of the stewardesses started screaming. as well as passengers. >> reporter: lawler says a large male passenger jumped into action tackling the unruly passenger. >> kind of subdued him. held him down and needless to say we were applauding the gentleman that held him down. >> reporter: authorities meeting the plane when it landed escorting the man off. the rest of the passengers made it to their destination with a dramatic story to tell. southwest confirms that an unruly passenger was taken off the plane but would not confirm any other details. >>> well, a pro football star under arrest after an airport security scare. video from tmz shows san francisco 49ers' linebacker aldon smith threatening screeners at l.a.x. clai

. >> another one here from monique.cier but worth it to know that my cuticle snippers don't take -- >> i actually think that's a great piece of advice. and i would even say go to a drugstore and make your own kit, bring it to your favorite salon and leave it there for peace of mind. i think that's a great -- >> i love this last one that came in. laura rullman advises, don't take personal calls while doing my nails. >> oh, i've never seen that done. really? it's usually the person having their nails done -- making the calls. >> keep your own equipment. >> most places will let you -- they'll have a little spot for you to do it. >> i was at this place in connecticut this weekend. and they do that. see that, a little french. got a book tour coming up. so, thought i would do it. but you do. you need to be aware. ask questions. and there's some great salons out there and they'll help you. >> looking forward to all that. >> i wish you could have heard behind the scenes, these two debating, what's more masculine, the manicure o

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