instead, i had to find an outfit for her to be buried in. >> justice for monique!> reporter: after monique's tragic death, family and friends gathered to pressure the l.a. district attorney to file charges against the teen. >> we have this responsibility to monique to give her a voice, to speak for her, to give her justice. >> we're going to keep fighting. >> reporter: the teen's father, multimillionaire entrepreneur james corey, apologizing for the family's loss. >> i am very, very sorry. and no words can say how sorry i am, because those are just words. >> apologies were not accepted from that family. this is purchase. you can't apologize for a human life. >> reporter: nearly two months office charging the minor with felony vehicular manslaughter, the teen admitting to the charge in court, equivalent to a guilty plea. >> i want him to do 50 years, i never want him to forget what he's done. >> reporter: he's now under house arrest and awaiting sentencing at the end of june. >> the 17-year-old's lawyer has already come out with a statement that he anticipates that

por favor hÁblenos de su hija, de monique de apenas 30 aÑos.stÁ pasando. estamos hablando de un adolescente la persona que ocasionÓ este accidente. ¿cuÁl es su reacciÓn al saber que Él va a enfrentar la justicia? [habla en inglÉs] carolina: [habla en inglÉs] bÁsicamente dice que la pelea continÚa comarca realmente espera que ese joven emprende la justicia. >> [habla en inglÉs.] carolina: y ella dice que espera que este joven sea llevado a una corte de adultos y espera que realmente enfrente a la justicia como deberÍa. el padre de este adolescente pide perdÓn y han ofrecido su ayuda. ¿shana esto de alguna forma sus heridas, carol? ——sana carol: no porque yo quiero que tome una responsabilidad lo que le pasÓ a mi hija porque el papÁ le dio a su hijo ese tipo de carro. ese dÍa mi hija no tuvo chance. [habla en inglÉs] Él tuvo chance de manejar mÁs responsablemente, pero como el papÁ le enseÑaba que esos tipos de carros se manejaban asÍ rÁpido. Él le quitÓ la vida a mi hija. carolina: lamentamos muchÍsimo estar conversando con usted en estas circun

joining me monique w. morris. president and ceo of grant-makers for girls of colors, and author of "pushout: the criminalization of black girls in schools." professor of women and gender studies at rutgers university, she's also the author of "eloquent rage: a black feminist discovers her superpower." monique, not only in the deadly encounter, but in much of the analysis that has followed the killing of ma'khia bryant, she wasn't treated like a kid, and that's not singular to her story. it's part of a larger bias against black girls and women. when you talk about the adultification of black girls, how did that play out in the case of ma'khia bryant? >> thank you for having me on, alicia. adultification bias is really the reading of black girls as more adult-like than their white peers. it's an age compression that erases their normal adolescent behavior and heightens our propensity to respond to young people as of they're fully developed adults. the bottom line is ma'khia should be with us today. black girls deser

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charges against that teen who they say was speeding when he crashed into a lexus sedan driven by monique munoz. she was pronounced dead at the scene. the teen due in court later this month. >>> we turn to a bizarre case of distracted driving. this time it was a lawmaker who was behind the wheel. here's abc's andrea fujii. >> reporter: this morning, a washington state senator is apologizing for zooming while driving. >> i do think that it has been a very collaborative process. i appreciate it. >> reporter: it happened as the state legislature was in session discussing a proposed $18 billion transportation bill, all the while state senator rebecca saldana was participating via zoom. and though her background was blurred, she openly discussed the fact that she was driving. >> it's a cost. it's a burden. i'm driving my olds vehicle right now. >> reporter: the legislative session being broadcast live on public television but in washington state distracted driving is illegal, which includes using electronics while behind the wheel. the washington state patrol saying drivers must concentrate on

monique, next up in st. louis. go ahead. good morning. st. louis, missouri. are you there?caller: i'm here. >> you are on the air. >> caller: i had a question for mr. hill. my question is, why is everyone worried about outside of the country when we have property right here in the country? every state has a low poverty, homeless, starvation, kids, and the s.n.a.p. program but they don't use the s.n.a.p. funds for the poverty in america. what about the vet that is homeless, nowhere to live, and they served and are given no benefits with no housing. what are you going to do about that? >> that's a good question that a lot of americans talk about, which is helping our folks here at home first. and both the trump administration and i'm sure the biden administration have been very generous, particularly during the pandemic, to provide food assistance through enhanced s.n.a.p. eligibility, homeless benefits, that have been extended and more generous in the pandemic. specifically for veteran homelessness. even outside the pandemic, communities work together with the nonprofit sect

we spoke to one woman named monique who said she knew brown and came out to protest because she says's tired of police interaction with black people that end up deadly. >> personally i am hurt. i'm angry. i'm disappointed. it did not have to happen. it shouldn't have happened. how do you claim to your children how to live? we're tired. you can't raise your children because you thinking they're going to die. that's no way for anybody to live. >> as you mentioned, a judge will hear arguments tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. or rather 10:00 a.m. wednesday morning about whether the body camera footage that shows the encounter between police and the underground should be released to the public. kristin. >> kristin: charles watson, live in north carolina for us. thanks. first up in tonight's real news roundup, the department of homeland security announcing an effort today to combat transnational criminal organizations from smuggling migrants over the border. operation sentinel will focus on cutting off funding and actual operations in smuggling. meanwhile "the washington post" fact-checker is indica

let's start with monique jackson, the deputy superintendent and again, this jackson, thank you very much for being with us. >> thank you so much, sir. as you alluded to early on, it was apparent that we were going to need to support families not just in the educational opportunities for their students, but in so many of those building blocks of the educational opportunities and as such, we became a hub for food, technology, social services, and mental health. and of the funding that has been used prior and will be continually used will be used in that manner, to give students the opportunity to have those foundations, so that they can be available to learn. additionally, we have students who have returned to in person learning, but we also have some families because of personal choices choose to remain virtual, and as such, we will continue to provide professional development for our teachers and other staff members to make sure that both groups of students continue to receive a state of art education continuing with hybrid learning for the end of the school year as well as making sure t

from about a very few miles of your home base of american have fathers monique american or so we're all bob or like him has an illusion and i can convey your could be a fuse or not or that i learned. that out there was a linear. dart i'm an empire began receding in the 19th century. in 830 at last algeria to france. while egypt gradually came under british rule which then expanded into the arabian peninsula. the arabs of mesopotamia greater syria and the hague. remains part of the ottoman empire which was undergoing its own changes. kind of person i shall bear that address or. what democrat or you measure loose at the very near future act up time is a well measureless well but as alex. measures a 3rd me when i'm a silly. morgan i live a lot of b. i lucked out a lot of the year mostly middle of no nor. in 1000 or 8 the committee of union and progress the young turks overthrew sloth on our dillingham meet the 2nd and restored to the 876 constitution. this reduced tension at the top of ottoman politics but also created in society among arab groups. in the empire and let her hear much more

joining me monique w. morris.n associate professor of women and gender studies at rutgers university, also the author of "eloquent rage: a black feminist discovers her superpower." month unique, not only in the deadly encounter, but in much of the analysis that has followed the killing of ma'khia bryant, she wasn't treated like a kid, and that's not singular to her story. it's part of a larger bias against black girls and women. when you talk about the adultification of black girls, who did that play out? >> adultification bias is really the reading of black girls as more adult-like than their white peers. it's an age compression that erases their normal adolescent behavior and heightens our propensity to see them as adults. she should be alive today. all our black girls deserve just and liberated futures. not only does her shooting -- when black young people are in crisis, but thousand vestiges of saver, particularly dehumanization of black girls continue to shape ideas about how to bring remedy to black girls' m

monique stenson made the 5 hour trip from syracuse just to be here. his songs. i meet all our time in my life. >> we're going to some of the things that his presence his moves are going to show everybody out here feels the same way. that's what we all hear from. and i go all over all over know >> all over the world dmx battles with substance abuse were well documented. the rapper died after suffering a heart attack at his yonkers home. his songs were blasted for motorcycles and speakers as fans gathered outside the barclays center to pay tribute inside a memorial for about 900 friends and family and a who's who in the music world. logan armstead says his music will live on for years to come. if the person is going show you the truth. >> so i just came. and so my lover. you're never going to see nobody else like this. >> the memorial inside the barclays center has been delayed by about an hour and a half. covid protocols and brooklyn. rob oil news nation. >> coming up next. from indians across the world. history was made today. we'll take a look at how the genoci

base of american have fathers monique american or so on bob well i can hasn't the liturgy and i can convey your could be a fuse or not or that i love. the fact there was a many of. the autumn an empire began receding in the 19th century. in 830 it lost algeria to france. while egypt gradually came under british rule which then expanded into the arabian peninsula. the arabs of mesopotamia greater syria and the hague. remains part of the ottoman empire which was undergoing its own changes. can a person action whether that address or. that. democrat or you mentioned is a devout of many or if you are a well michalis well but as erlich fee. measures a 3rd me when i'm a mostly. moderate middle i live a lot of b. i lucked out a lot of the year mostly middle of 9 or. more in 1000 or 8 the committee of union and progress the young turks overthrew sloth on our deal had me just seconds and restored. 76 constitution. this reduced tension at the top of ottoman politics but also created infighting among arab groups in the empire and let her hear much more of a new dictatorial. can the home economy and.

monique stenson made the 5 hour trip from syracuse just to be here. his songs. meet all our time in my life. >> we're going to some of the things that his presence his moves are going to everybody out here feels the same way. that's what we all hear from. and i go all over all over. you know, >> all over the world dmx battles with substance abuse were well documented. the rapper died after suffering a heart attack at his yonkers home. his songs were blasted for motorcycles and speakers as fans gathered outside the barclays center to pay tribute inside a memorial for about 900 friends and family and a who's who in the music world. logan armstead says his music will live on for years to come. if the person is going say >> so i just came and so my lover. >> you're never going to see nobody else like this. >> the memorial inside the barclays center has been delayed by about an hour and a half. more for covid protocols and brooklyn. rob oil news nation. >> coming up next on this history making day from indians across the world will take a look at how they're genocide

. >> it's put on by university of milwaukee wisconsin professor monique liston. >> so today's workshoperstanding dignity and anti-blackness. and so we focus on understanding dignity as sort of our responsibility to interrupt systems of oppression. dignity resonates with folks so deeply because we're talking about every single individual can talk about how their dignity hasn't been affirmed. and this is sort of a deepening, a practical application of how do we connect on a human level. >> it seems like this work is really important in cities that are going through what the real estate people and the politicians call a renaissance. and i was just -- just went through the milwaukee downtown, and you can see construction around it. i'm sure formally that was just like buildings or warehouses or whatever. now this is going to be like high-end real estate. and that changes literally the complexion of the city. >> yeah. i think as milwaukee gains this kind of reputation of being a place where young professionals to be, it's like you have to understand what you're coming into. it's good for wh

monique jackson, the public school, of anne arundel county deputy superintendent. dr.iel curry from calvert county, the superintendent of schools. dr. kim hill, a dear friend, from the charles county public schools, superintendent. sadly she will be leaving soon and has decided to go onto another phase of her contributions to our county and state and nation. thank you. and dr. monica goldston, i mentioned before when others were on the phone and she and i have something in common that we both started at the same high school, she has a teacher and me as a student. she has done much better than i have through the years. we have teresa dudley, the president of the prince george's county educators association and and any a board member -- nea board member. wayne bauman, field service committee member, thank you for being with us. rashama hill the pta president at overlook, spanish immersion school, thank you for being with us. and jared taylor, the pta president at maya angelou french immersion school. i think all of you, for being with us, and more important they, for all

vamos directamente con lo siguiente: ♪ ♪ esta maÑana familiares de monique muÑoz reaccionan a la formulaciÓnturaleza de sus delitos como te adelantamos, ya se conocen las causas del accidente sufrido por tiger woods en california. la policÍa dice que el exceso de velocidad hubo un rol esencial, la gran pregunta es si habrÁ cargos en su contra. nuestra compaÑera tiene la respuesta justo donde se produjo este choque. rommy: asÍ es. buenos dÍas. los investigadores han dicho que el golfista, que iba en un auto que era prestado, no era suyo, este auto contenÍa una caja negra, fue precisamente esta caja negra que le pudo decir a los investigadores la velocidad a la que iba tiger woods el dÍa de accidente. ♪ a varias semanas del accidente que dejÓ seriamente lesionado al golfista tiger woods, el sheriff del condado de los Ángeles, alex villanueva, dio a conocer las causas del choque, asegurando que una de ellas fue que woods conducÍa la camioneta a exceso de velocidad. >> se estima que su velocidad era entre 84 y 87 millas por hora al momento del impacto, con el centro de la calle. reportera: fue c

monique muÑoz, la madre, exige justicia y nos cuenta lo que estarÁ haciendo la familia para que el caso queremos lo mejor para uno mismo y tambiÉn para los demÁs. somos su familia y ojalÁ que las cosas sesiÓn de la mejor forma para todos. >> juliana figueroa se ausentÓ a la misa de su padre, el rey de jaripeo, joan sebastiÁn, quien estarÍa de cumpleaÑos. su nuera y su hija marcela acudieron a la ceremonia. la jÓven hablÓ de la comunicaciÓn con su hermana.. >> no existe la relaciÓn y asÍ lo ha querido ella y asÍ sucedieron las cosas pero estoy muy tranquila y tambiÉn en paz y tengo muy buena relaciÓn con todos y no tengo problemas con ninguno. sÓlo ha tomado algunas decisiones que no han sido las mÁs adecuadas pero es rollo de ella. >> al tÉrmino de la misa se realizÓ una caminata organizada por juan marcos. rosa figueroa hablÓ de los Ánimos que encendiÓ juliana con el video en donde reclama su herencia. >> ellos se tienen que encontrar. no creo que esto sea una guerra. la verdad no lo creo. yo creoq ue todo va a estar bien. >> la tia de los ocho hijos de joancontÓ con orgullo lo trabaja