lets check with mike jerrick. >> i met monique a few times. >> yes. >> hi. >> i met monique a few timesi love her. most decorated comedian of all time. >> i thought that was strong. >> i have to look that up maybe she has more award then anybody else but what a difference 13 million for amy schumer and they give her a half million-dollar. >> amy schumer is so hot and dave chapel. >> who puts butts in the seats speaking of butts in seat is my butt in the super bowl. >> what are you wearing because i have seen a jersey on you. >> listen, we're tired, we're tired, so we made a graphic saying whole show will be in minneapolis, all next week and it is my fault. >> it should be. >> because we made the little football graphic. this is a year ago for some other thing we were doing. we are scrambling around trying to find footage of me in the jersey. >> patriots fans. >> all we had i don't know what the game was, a year ago. >> can i warn you twitter is mad. >> that is why i'm out here doing this. >> so, i have a powder blue uniform. i don't remember what the segment was. >> just a will guys. >>

but monique is happy that she still has her son and lexie whom she regularly visits. >> you know, i'm. that's it, period. everything else is replaceable. it's all adjust material stuff. >> oh, look how beautiful your hair looks. my love. >> look at yours. >> 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 positively. >> looking forward to getting out. >> i know, right? i'm excited, 25 days. >> is it 25 days and counting, huh? working off the calendar. can't 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 back in t

sergeant howard's wife and daughter, billie jo and monique, are here today. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> officer baxter's wife, saudia, is also here, and was recently sworn in as a special member of law enforcement. [ applause ] billie jo, monique and saudia, we will do all we can to honor your loved ones. >>> deborah clayton was executed in cold blood and i have fought hard to ensure her accused killer is prosecuted to the absolute fullest extent of the law. [ applause ] i will stop at nothing to fully support the families of fallen police officers like deborah clayton. that's why this year i removed -- last year i removed cases from a prosecutor who refused to seek justice for fallen law enforcement officers. i want to be very clear n florida, we have zero tolerance for anyone who attacks florida law enforcement officers. [ applause ] i will fight to make sure justice is swift and these killers are prosecuted to the full extent of the law. that doesn't stop with law enforcement. we have to take care of all crime victims in our state. no one in florida, who has been a victim of crime

. >> so who is monique? >> me. >> monique.safe haven has de >> momma safe haven promotes self love i have been participating in the workshops and able to help the on the mothers to you know feel -- improve they are self-esteem and feel good about themselves. so it's awesome to me but it helps me because, um, i love giving back, you know. through her organization. and just through community service also. >> your own personal challenges brought to you momma safe haven. >> i was volunteering before i became a mother and then my son recently was in the hospital for a month. he's five months old so high to kind of deal with that. and you know, so it's kind of helped me up lifted me throughout. >> you were paying it forward and then you know what you found the need for the. >> absolutely. >> that's wonderful. >> wow. >> prayers for your son for s sure. >> thank you. >> britney. >> brittany. tell me about what took to you mommas safe haven. >> by girls. >> my children first of all. my two girls london and lea, safe haven at first mis

>> that's incrediblement actress monique taking aim at netflix.aims she was offered less than other performers for her comedy special. >> and restaurants across the country taking a hit financially, how something called the amazon effect is >> happening now, actress monique is encouraging her fans to boycott netflix. the oscar winner says the streaming service offered her a significantly less money than other comedians for an upcoming comedy special. she says netflix is showing gender and color bias, monique says she was offered a half million dollars for her special when amy schumer was offered $11 million while chris rock and dave shappell were offered 20 million. a spokesperson for the netflix said the company does not comment on contract negotiations. >> all right, how friendly is fido? delta want to know before you board one of their planes, with your pet. the align will soon require service and support animal provide more information before their animal can fly in the passenger cabin. says complaints about animals biting or soiling plane cab

monique posted on instagram this video asking quote, these two bloom women with 50-plus years in thegame, they offer $750,000 between the both of us and amy schumer gets $13 million? netflix has not responded to the accusations. the party panel is back, so they also paid page chappelle $20 million. doesn't that sort of equalize the desire to boycott them? >> there may be something else going on beside racial disparity. one piece that isn't talked about enough is wanda sykes said no thanks. if you don't think someone is offering you fair wages for your work, you can say see you, suckers. and she did. i would rather they didn't call for a boycott and legislation. what whether earnings of those specials. did the specials have netflix subscriptions? kennedy: they didn't want to hear her resume because there is nothing on there that necessarily says more people will watch your special because of the projects you worked none the past. >> as the only hiring key member of the patriarchy. i have some takes on this. kennedy: regardless of the fact they have boobies, katie and katherine outrank

. >> host: monique from westge virginia, republican caller for alan gomez. morning, monique, good morning on the young black republican from west virginia and i am for removing the dream bill. these immigrants came over illegal whether or not they were babies, whether not they know the country. that is not a factor the fact is they came over illegal. it is not about race. it is not about race isn't it is not about bigotry, has nothing to do with that. r it's about these people, the illegal immigrants came over illegally and so they do not legally should belong here. they haveey been educated are giving given welfare. they been taken care of. they can go back to the countries and support the countries and to build h up ther countries. america has changed so much to the point to did not assimilate. athletic shoe, that the come over and the assembly. there are many immigrants who a language such jobs are forcing americans to learn how to speak the languages that some jobs do not hire you if you cannot speak another language. so it's not a true comet to say that

you know, i thought about last year when director had left, monique moyer had left. but we haven't missed a beat. we've gotten our projects done. we've worked very hard. we have a lot of veterans. mike and katie came in. director forbes put her own team together. this is the best staff in the city. i know sometimes you think the commissioners -- 345ib we are a little overbearing. i guess it is because we really care. we really care. and a lot of the issues -- it's like tom carterment you show up every day and we really appreciate it. and i want to say another special thank you to corinne. you know, we're nothing without the community. and corinne woods someone that's practically here at every port commission meeting. i will say this. some people only come when there is something that's self-serving that affects them. but you never see them any other port commission meetings. corinne comes to almost every meeting because she cares about the port. and a lot of people will just come and then once their issue is done, you never see them again. i call them sometime people

foreign language film it was a moving occasion for the director and lead actors deanna kluger thank you monique my wife my kids without you. because you are the dollar thank you so much i so privileged today to do what i love but i think it's the elevating the foreign language thing. i. in the fade tells the story of a right wing terror attack in germany the film is based on a real series of murders committed by a neo nazi terrorist group called the n.s.u. its members systematically killed at least nine people of foreign backgrounds director hakim is himself the son of turkish immigrants. people could have killed room i could be one of those targets there is no nothing which separates me from the targets and i was conned like we are the people like kill me just because i don't car look south feel like ok i'll cast right back to how this year three of the five best foreign language film nominees came from europe hakim's film was up against swedish satire the square winner of the palme d'or at cannes this year. this little golden globe jury voted for in the fate it likely helped that the film's t

you got oprah in h "the color purple," monique in "precious," and madea in alex cross. ( laughter ) inize her. ( laughter ) >> trevor: the truth is, representation is so much better this year. jordon peele and greta gear wick for "mudbound," rarel rachel mon is the first one nominated for cinematography. >> trevor: you're forget the biggest breakthrough of all, fish people! did you see "shape of water"? they got an actual fish person not in the background role like they normally get. this pus fish person is the romc lead and the fish got to smash! >> trevor: fish people never get to smash. that doesn't sound like -- >> right. little mermaid got some pike but only after she turned human. i'm not blaming little mermaid. different time in hollywood. fish people had to take the roles they could get. this dude in "shape of water," he's openly fish and still gets the girl. suck it, aquaman! >> trevor: roy wood, jr., everybody! we'll be right back! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ tens of millions of people have switched to unlimited on america's most awarded network. verizon? whoa, whoa, whoa, who

monique meissner and. today she recounts events young people can barely imagine but they try to understand the use of report from washington d.c. i did talk with a remarkable woman. to more color cause remember and stay with me today on d.w. . piece. hello and welcome to yet another edition of eco at africa your environmental magazine votes to you by d.w. china's t.v. advocate here but maybe it's sharon more money coming to you from nairobi kenya and joining me is my colleague from nigeria hello auntie i have a little call but it's good to see you hello show and hello to everyone out there. in nigeria shalyn and i will be bringing you the latest exciting environmental stories from all over africa and europe now here's a bit of what we've got lined up in ghana illegal gold mining is endangering not just the land but children and animals will tell you why. in the eco africa interview kenyan environmental activist and i'm a cultural policy expert something guy talks about the impact of global warming on food

with it things to the bitter legacy of colonialism fair skin and still prized in pakistan growing up monique remembers her daily use of potentially toxic concoctions and in the attempt to lighten her skin. it was only being surrounded by women of all colors abroad when she is here first felt beautiful her return home revealed discomfort was just very hard to go outside and it was just something as simple as going for a walk hedrick on this really like anxiety written experience i just ended up drawing about it and drawing for myself where i go. myself these are all models essentially an art and i hadn't realized that that would resonate with so many women like to stand out of broad suzi of fields that much of her work has gone viral because it speaks to collective trauma women share it to communicate their own struggles through the medium of art. well this is nearly done but as ever the conversation continues online you can find us on twitter d.w. news though at so go don't forget to use the hash tag the day. finally if you are in the chilly northern hemisphere fed up with the cold days of w

monique with the glass, 14 points, 18 rebounds. bruins win it 60-52.ord is 13-5. >>> what a wild day at usc. cardinals trailing by as many as 14 in the second half. trojans turn it over 21 times. here comes the cardinals. brittany mcphee for the lead and one. she scored 12 points on seven in a row down the stretch. stanford won it on guts and grit. there's the shot again. 59-55. cardinals now 6-1 in the pac- 12. they lead the conference with oregon. way to go. >>> it's been said that she is pound for pound the best basketball coach period in the bay area. >> men or women. >> yes, pro, doesn't matter. >> i believe it. >> there you have it. >> we'll be right back. >>> late show with stephen colbert is next. >> have a great weekend. we'll see you on monday. captioning sponsored by cbs >> the definition of the wall has changed. >> candidate trump did talk about the wall in terms of a wall that went all the way across. >> he wants something that he can call a wall for his base, i suppose. >> im. >> impenetrable, physical, tall, powerful, beautiful, southern

what bothers monique meriweather most is many of paul's subscribers are teenagers or children. social media was immediately flooded with outcry. youtuber anna acaana who lost a teenage sister to suicide posted this. "that body was a person of someone loved. you do not walk into a suicide forest with a camera and claim mental health awareness." dee dee kirsch say photos of suicide can spark thoughts of suicide. >> parents of children that suffer from anxiety say this seems to be causing a lot of distress. we could actually save lives. >> many people across social media are now calling for logan to be banned from youtube. >>> other bay area headlines, this old 65-foot long boat is slowly sinking in the berkeley marina. the camelot went down this morning. crews on the scene tried to pull it out of the water. the big worry now, fuel spills. crews set up booms to contain any leaks from the boat from spreading into the marina. >>> meanwhile marin county, drake's beach and the mature beach are back open after a surfer was attacked by a shark last saturday near drake's beach. park rang

. >> reporter: i guess we owe some thanks to monique. as you pointed out, because of the slick roads, accidents are happening. we have not had any in the mountains in the immediate area but police and highway patrol have been very busy in other areas. >> no surprise there. david, thank you. >>> some people welcomed the rain and they're hoping for more. let's continue our team coverage now live along san francisco's embarcadero. >> reporter: you know, one of the best tweets that i read all day was this one. rain in san francisco, i haven't heard of her in a while. who is she? a lot of people were feeling that way. feeling the love for something they haven't seen in a long time. any time there's mention of rain, the residents and business owners on 17th street start preparing. the area is prone to heavy flooding. >> we flooded a couple times in the last five or six years and then people on the street especially if they have sloping garages have all of those sandbags that keep the water out. >> reporter: the city is expected to invest 2$200

. >> reporter: i guess we owe some thanks to monique. as you pointed out, because of the slick roads, accidents are happening. we have not had any in the mountains in the immediate area but police and highway patrol have been very busy in other areas. >> no surprise there. david, thank you. >>> some people welcomed the rain and they're hoping for more. let's continue our team coverage now live along san francisco's embarcadero. >> reporter: you know, one of the best tweets that i read all day was this one. rain in san francisco, i haven't heard of her in a while. who is she? a lot of people were feeling that way. feeling the love for something they haven't seen in a long time. any time there's mention of rain, the residents and business owners on 17th street start preparing. the area is prone to heavy flooding. >> we flooded a couple times in the last five or six years and then people on the street especially if they have sloping garages have all of those sandbags that keep the water out. >> reporter: the city is expected to invest 2$200

>> tucker: monique pressley, a lawyer and democratic commentator.od to see you. >> good to see you. >> tucker: totally opposed to,o, i think -- i am 48, grew up in a country where you had to be, ani most people i knew were, totally opposed to attacking other people on the basis of your race because you can't control yourur n race. you are responsible for it. >> you are saying you grew up in a country where -- >> tucker: that's where i grew up. everyone said that at school. most people i knew said they believed that. maybe they didn't. but you had to say that, and i believed it.d i still believe that. t now we live in a world where the left still says that and yet they do it and somehow exempt themselves from the normal rules. so you are racist, but when i attack you on the basis of your race, i'm not a racist, i'm virtuous. how does that work? that seems insane to me. >> i don't know how we end up in this warped world where i end up doing the history lesson, a history i know you know. but when you say you grew up in a world where people knew it was

that i still remember, too, to make sure that as he transitioned to be mayor and at the time with monique moyer, we had several breakfast meetings and at the tomb i was president and he wanted to ensure a smooth transition. as i recall, he was probably more involved as a mayor with the port than some of the pred se sorts. -- predecessors. he wanted to make sure that we were on the same agenda. and he also had people from a city hall standpoint and i think it was very important that he took the time and we used to have a few breakfast meets toing talk about what was going on at the port and that worked out well and i think the transition worked out well. the other part to me is related to one of my other activities in the city. i'm on the board of the san francisco opera. one of the things that ed lee was honourary chair of the chamber as a bridge between asia and china. a bridge between american and asian culture and he was a tireless champion. he traveled with me at least three times to asia to make sure that we were able to get it not only presented here in san francisco as a world prem

monique, oklahoma, line for democrats. caller: good morning. i want to know one thing from that last caller -- i want to know how did them daca people become dreamers? they are illegals. the only dreamers we have in the united states are american citizen children. if they have someone to blame for being over here, go blame their parents. they are criminals who brought them here. they all need to be deported. let's do for the whole family unit. this is crazy, giving special to illegals. who represents american citizens in washington? they don't, they just want to represent illegals and they all want to be deported. that is my comment. host: mark, zachary, louisiana, line for republicans. caller: hey, i voted republican and democrat. thent to talk about forgotten dreamers, the people in african-american communities who do not get economic opportunities. they seek as much of a chance to as daca, and the immigrants who come here. to me, they are the forgotten ones. they were forgotten under bush, obama, and they are forgotten now. what are we going

this is the cable rate. 137.56.rading monique i was just positive come 0.3%.ession gave back a little ground at the end. oil, flirting with the $70 a barrel mark. remember, we came off of a 0.7% move higher on the s&p friday when we were dissecting that data. here in europe, one of the fair is having ag up negative start. nothing at headline level. i think we will see a lot of action on individual names and the sector story. we will find out what will come through but we are likely to see some big moves. watch gkn. here is the london market. 7778. that is where we are trading as anticipated. that, let me repeat, sector stories and stock stories will be interesting. let me see we can get some other names coming through. ibex --s market, the there you go. basically, nothing going on there. let us see what is happening here. more interesting at the sector level. energy's trading lower which is interesting coming off of the earlier highs. brent, $70 a barrel. financials are almost all negative this morning. industrials look more mixed. we will be talking about the

d.c.,monique, washington, democrat. your reaction?aller: the truth is finally coming out, how certain folks feel about other nationalities. to i try to teach my kids look at everybody as an equal, and not try to tear people down. a lot of times, republicans say we are being harmed -- we are being hard on donald trump, but they cannot handle it when people dish it back. this is called the united states of america. there are different nationalities that make the what it was, or what it is. and i am tired of the hatred, negativity, i am just tired. and i have five kids. i am trying to prepare them for what is getting ready to come. i am so glad my children are not of older adults. they do not have their mindset. they are more focused on their friends, whether they are white, black, asian, or hispanic. they have mixed friends, and a lot of these older people who call in on social security and medicaid, our kids are the ones who want to make sure that we continue to get those benefits. we have got to stop. president trump is supposed to be

monique. >> hi, daymond.nts and meetings because meetings run long or i lose track of time. what do you recommend i do to fix the problem? >> time is the only thing to get. one of my subjects in the book, he makes the meetings, 9:06. 3:57. it make people understand the value of the minute. you have to stick to it as well. other people will understand how you prioritize your life. it's in increments. minutes. >> and danielle? the last one? >> yep. hay, daymond, how are you. i have a lot of want to accomplish. i'm not sure how to get started. how to prioritize? what you to recommend? >> writing down goals on a daily basis. they write them in "a" and "b." all the have tos. and all the want tos. they get to the "a"s, they hope the get to the bs. the bs are in their mind. but they're not overconsumed. >> boy, a lot of good advice. thank you for coming back. "rise and grind" available tomorrow. let's go the ginger. >>> i want you to get daymond the to write to our bosses and look at the philippines this has been go

monique, oklahoma, line for democrats. caller: good morning. want to know one thing from that last caller -- i want to know how did them daca people become dreamers? they are illegals. the only dreamers we have in the united states are american citizen children. if they have someone to blame for being over here, go blame their parents. they are criminals who brought them here. they all need to be deported. let's do for the whole family unit. this is crazy, giving special to illegals. who represents american citizens in washington? they don't, they just want to represent illegals and they all want to be deported. that is my comment. host: mark, zachary, louisiana, line for republicans. caller: hey, i voted republican and democrat. thent to talk about forgotten dreamers, the people in african-american communities who do not get economic opportunities. they seek as much of a chance to as daca, and the immigrants who come here. to me, they are the forgotten ones. they were forgotten under bush, obama, and they are forgotten now. what are we going t