let's talk about monique.s on. >> listen, there's a whole thing about monique. >> are you joking me? i was just joking. >> monique, you came last time and you and monique had some beef. now you and monique are working together again on an amazing project. >> we are. first of all, it was so healing to get back together with her and we're working on a film called "the deliverance." i'm excited about it. i'm excited about working with glenn close. >> you say i'm scared to even talk about it. it's scary to edit. >> i know. i go to the edit room and run out. netflix is going to be mad. they're not getting this on time. i get into this dark room and am like oh! if you like "the exorcist," you'll like it. it's not for the spooks. i'm not here to spook you. you think it's "precious." you think you're walking into a situation where a woman is beating her kids. then you find out halfway through it's not what you think. there's a demon in the house. >> i texted you recently. i woke up in the middle of the night -- >> one

monique all right, jeremy, you. monique mobley from to q wisconsin. and actually my question little bit follows up on what your last line was. i work in a high school in quantico. i do not work in the history department or, the english department. i am a member of our diversity equity and inclusion committee within one who is trying to grapple with this issue and doing good, hard work. and i give a shout out to that. however, there's a lot of pushback. what advice what encouragement can you give for people who are just locals, citizens trying to make our communities? and people are telling don't want to talk about it and just bring up a lot of issues that don't help us move the conversation forward. it's such an important question. monique and i addressed, that exact issue at the end of the book because, i think first of all, first of all, what you're doing, monique and other teachers is so important and let me even before i get into that, let me just make a shout out for teachers. they do so much in our society, get so paid and -- on in our society.

(yi-chieh wu - monique) nice to meet you too. - so where are we going today, monique?- today we are going to the south of taiwan, to tainan city, where i was born, to visit my mom. i'll take you on my scooter to the train station to take a high-speed train. - scooters are very convenient. - extremely. for you. the pink one. - my colour. - ready? (kuanying chao) mostly, people come to taipei for work, so the people who work and study in taipei, most of them are from different cities. they move a lot to go back, so high-speed railway is the most efficient way for people to trav. (sophie fouron) high-speed train. which one is it? the orange one. - oh, the orange one. the second one. - yes. - okay. here. we're in car 2. - okay. - so we have to wait here. we follow the line. you're not allowed to go over. - this is not good. - no. - it's so well organized! - we're the best in the world to know how to wait in line. - well, that's quite a feature. that's quite a feature. here we are. how long does it take you by train to go to your mom's? - an hour and forty minutes. - and by

here is where britney and monique live. my grandchildren, monique and britney there.f livewires, actually. we are in here, us two, all day. every day we just sit on the bed. we do tiktoks in here, we do stupid stuff and it will often mean pretty much we do everything together. we near enough get classed as twins, we are that much alike. so this one's my room. it's symmetrical. so straight through is the bathroom, adjoining bathroom. and then the other side is britney's room. we used to leave the doors undone, and i'lljust, like, sit up and i could see her in the bed still. she was there, pulling faces at me. we've both got our own trailers now. they're side by side, we're next to each other. so we're not even far from each other still. we're in our own little bubble. so we come back, and soon as we step on our van, it's like ahh, the outside world don't see in. going down to what we call the bottom of this yard. this area down behind you is where we store all the machines, the equipment, the lorries and things. this is where we do all our maintenance. as you can see,

supervisor chan. >> i do want to actually speak on monique guidry for seat 9. i want to say i know her for a very long time, two decades now, and she has been dedicated in this work and she has alongside-her service does reside in district 7 alongside with former board president norman yee have done a lot of work around child care so i know her work speaks for itself and it is the reason why i did not question the fact that while she is not physically present and make a presentation i know her work a long time so more than happy to appoint her for seat 9. because again all three legally qualified in outstanding candidates i think i respect chair peskin's decision for seat 8 with cindy lopez-chastain. thank you. >> again, as i said in the last item, there will be other and are more opportunities for your expertise and involvement. mr. clerk, please call the roll on that motion for item number 4. >> yes are. on the motion to appoint cindy lopez-chastain to seat 8 and monique guidry to seat 9- [roll call] >> motion passes without objection. >> next item for i don'

supervisor chan. >> i do want to actually speak on monique guidry for seat 9. i want to say i know her for a very long time, two decades now, and she has been dedicated in this work and she has alongside-her service does reside in district 7 alongside with former board president norman yee have done a lot of work around child care so i know her work speaks for itself and it is the reason why i did not question the fact that while she is not physically present and make a presentation i know her work a long time so more than happy to appoint her for seat 9. because again all three legally qualified in outstanding candidates i think i respect chair peskin's decision for seat 8 with cindy lopez-chastain. thank you. >> again, as i said in the last item, there will be other and are more opportunities for your expertise and involvement. mr. clerk, please call the roll on that motion for item number 4. >> yes are. on the motion to appoint cindy lopez-chastain to seat 8 and monique guidry to seat 9- [roll call] >> motion passes without objection. >> next item for i don'

supervisor chan. >> i do want to actually speak on monique guidry for seat 9. i want to say i know her for a very long time, two decades now, and she has been dedicated in this work and she has alongside-her service does reside in district 7 alongside with former board president norman yee have done a lot of work around child care so i know her work speaks for itself and it is the reason why i did not question the fact that while she is not physically present and make a presentation i know her work a long time so more than happy to appoint her for seat 9. because again all three legally qualified in outstanding candidates i think i respect chair peskin's decision for seat 8 with cindy lopez-chastain. thank you. >> again, as i said in the last item, there will be other and are more opportunities for your expertise and involvement. mr. clerk, please call the roll on that motion for item number 4. >> yes are. on the motion to appoint cindy lopez-chastain to seat 8 and monique guidry to seat 9- [roll call] >> motion passes without objection. >> next item for i don'

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and thank you for joining us here as well. 20, monique updates on our website, r t dot com, and we'll be back in 30 minutes with ah, the united states, in many western countries that in the title of irrationality. and i basically was the what the u. s. is the us position visa be sanctioned as a kind of manian. they keep repeating the same actions and i think they're doing this because they want to show that they still rule the world. but in fact, every, especially against russia, every sanction they have imposed has shown up the line how much they don't room the, the new or, oh i, i now have an email folder called k in coalition and other grades for your organization. and what is your response? i'm proud to be a big big, big main standard of laws. god was right in this world. i guess i'm proud of you big in the midst of you right and go nation one actually just a bunch of homes that are measure your gulf or a local or state flag they walk. our biggest so been, were stand up to what we believe was was right, mr. rad and coalition. others, they don't like to mess just their name was the

now is monique soltani, who is the host of winnow tv.e here because your show is coming back on the air soon, and we have been friends for a little bit. i know that you had some tough times coming up. you lost your husband. but he was one of the main encourages you for you . encouragement for you to continue this show. absolutely in sal. i'm so grateful to be back here. i have to say it's been a real climb, and i never thought i'd see myself back here again. absolutely mark and i fell in love dreams about what wino tv could be. and to be honest, when we lost mark, i thought i'd sort of lost everything too beautiful daughters. now you're a single mom and now you're moving on tribute to him? absolutely i mean, mark and i sort of built this together. he was an entrepreneur at heart and i'm so grateful to be back. sharing my love of wine and food with the community and to be here with you. it's i really didn't think i'd find myself back here, right ? you know, i started watching you when you were on that tv station. you were doing it in the

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something i said just a 2nd ago or what other people said to me, numbers and names, just go by miss monique arvin. my name is monica. i am 60 years old. and since august, i've had coven 19 symptoms. minute after about 10 days i tested negative again and felt great in comparison. i thought everything would be okay. that's why i was active for 2 days and felt almost 100 percent better. how about it? after the 2nd day, i noticed i'd over done it in the following days, that feeling of weakness came back and it's been coming and going ever since 6th when i'd like the voting of daily life has become very difficult, especially shopping. irv reger going out is very hard for me, but i now have a fold out chair to sit on on so i can at least sit down and check out the i can't stand for long periods of time. yes. but what i have to think about each step i take, what can i manage? how many steps can i handle are were with them. i have a small bicycle without pedal cigar so i can at least move around a little bit. on yasamin 5, a friend of mine took the pedals off my bike, the dying. it's like a bridge

this report from monique, a village where hundreds of displaced people were seen making their way to go mass who just filled me. so guys, can you retain us camp of this place? people just off the hill from here? let me so doesn't of congress the soldiers on the back the most the by carrying weapons, racing paused, heading into the city again. i'm going to stand beside. so you can see what's happening on the road. now. some of those soldiers were firing the air carrying gun class because the rocky launches, they rushed into the city and not prompted symphonic among the civilian population . much of these peoples from the can you retain a cancer display, people they've already fled their home, maybe within the last few weeks. and now, because they've seen these soldiers who were apparently fleeing from frontline, i picked up whatever possessions i could. and the heading into the city goma, people here was scared of fighting. and so very many people there was scared of and $23.00 which has a history of the accused the right to be including killing execution, a civilian rates and torture

earlier malcolm webb sent us this report from monique village where hundreds of displaced people were seen making their way to go . who just so me, so are the guys and he can you or tina camp of displays, people to stuff the hell from here. then we saw dozens of congress soldiers on the box. the motor bikes carried no weapons racing past. heading into the city, a game are going to stand aside so you can see what's happening on the road. now. some of those soldiers were firing the air, carrying machine guns kalashnikov in and rocky launches. they rushed into the city and not prompted some panic among the civilian population. much of these people are from the county routine. camp of display staples, liberty fled their home. moravian within the last few weeks. and now, because they've seen these soldiers who were apparently fleeing from frontline, i picked up whatever possessions they could. and heading into the city of goma, people here a scared of fighting. and also very many people who spoke to was scared of m 23, which has a history of the accused of rights abuse is including killing

tenant improvement before i close out my remarks if we can bring up the slide with doti sonya or monique. >> the slide is showing now. it isn't showing in the room but it is showing. there it is. >> thank you. this is the trending of our oti permit since well before the pandemic. since the first quarter of fiscal 18, which is july 1, 2017 to june 30, 2018. we hit a peak of about 800oti permits in the quarter of 4th quarter of fy2018, and as we all know we plummeted during the depth of the pandemic 4th quarter of 2020 and bounce back up again and we have been kind of leveling off where you see the first quarter of 22-23. essentially we hit a high of about 800 oti permits prior to the pandemic. dropped down to about a hundred in that quarter that was like the second quarter that we were in the pandemic and now we are at about 450 per month. that is in relation to a high of 800 before the pandemic. the take-away is that oti permits office tenant improvement permits are down substantially and that is attributed to many reasons as we all know, so just wanted to give you that update. that conc

but i never sat below the rest of my, me know, monique, whatever it is you're calling. because shave open, we step out and we're starting soon. if we're seen sick, what it's chris shavelle mother. we need let me upgrade only shinta spelt the fulton. yes. ignore all i've eaten. peerman deep blue told me shot i placed i said she got up a facility for the reporter, gets him your father gets of a room. if a lot of have a good machine. when you come chuck a little bolt, she said, all jeff cutting loose yanine already stuff pretty much january separate. but the main thing, she's all like, i'm order it. we need it to clean my move to fall thomas toll deep out. he thinks she'll a shit on this or gave me or diesel nevada could be on chava to west krista, if to speak to you samar from to ramp over the so it on, nor will kit demit give up our shoot. complimentary. so upon to share your couch job you. whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. oh. your dish job or no difference. she'll describe why did he do that? yeah, read and booked up. what told me i should rubbing for young rob i don't mark or n

i am your host, monique ming laven. this u.s.enate town hall comes to you live from the kiro 7 studios in seattle, and voters are watching it across the state. now, kiro 7 has spent weeks putting this event together, because we feel it is important to get these two women together to answer your questions in what is a contentious campaign. now, with record spending on the race, we have all gotten a steady stream of attack ads from both candidates, from both parties, and from several political action committees. now both candidates are here in the same room, and please join me in welcoming senator patty murray and her challenger, tiffany smiley. [applause] now here's a look at their backgrounds. patty murray was first elected to the senate in 1992. she is now seeking her sixth term. she attended washington state university. she got her start in politics, serving on the shoreline school board, and was elected to the washington state senate in 1988, before being elected to the u.s senate. -- elected to the u.s. senate. her opponent,

ameron, whiffs of fraud, stadium names early in companies, history, vast explosion of wealth that moniques from. >> keeps getting worse. ftx dealing with a hack. consumers asked to stay off the side after roughly $475 million was reportedly stolen. i've spoken with investors big and small that share that they expect to lose all of their assets in this fallout, and that brings larger implications that go beyond ftx. it's how far -- it's unclear how far the contagion effect will spread, but this is being called into question. we are seeing an effort by crypto leaders to avert an all out spiral, another crypto exchange finance firm tweeting this: "to reduce further cascading negative effects for ftx, we are forming an industry recovery fund to help projects who are otherwise strong but in a liquidity crisis." this could make the case for regulation. it does fly in the face of what a decentralized currency is supposed to be, but the fallout will hurt a lot of people. >> no doubt. some people probably already want to know where the regulators were. on that note, what are investigators or? i wa

thank you for that. malcolm web reporting their life from the village of monique, in not far from the east and d. r. c. city of go math, while despite billions of dollars spent on one of the largest un peacekeeping missions in the world, m $23.00 fighters have continued to attack, villages, and seas territory in eastern d r. c. they say they're fighting to defend the interests of the ethnic to see minority am 23 marriage more than a decade ago when they see the city of gama. on the border with one duck, the group declared peace in 2013 after it was defeated by the congolese army and un backed forces. and $23.00 eventually spent into several factions. but earlier this year, 2 of those came together to launch the latest. and since when is now speaking to alex vines, as the director of the africa program at channel house is joining us from london, thank you very much for your time. well, 1st of all, what do you make of these latest? devout means in eastern d r. c. do you think the congress army will be able to push back this offensive by the m 23? i'm not sure. the congolese military is

continued to keep the hopes a large for a trophy i've discuss are welcome, minimalist, alexandra, monique thing was in gwen daniels b o. and one of site is a container, so collection is that equally, we need to meet on the east coast. they've been, you know, building on a, a, a in it there by, he's on a down will draw from what those are in the national by move. and i live for the lease to come and many cobra for us a lot less than the not gonna build them in origin. they say the so to go to the old one. the other thing is, is they the seller for us, it, but really they've gotten because they get plenty to eat a lot for him. a note in a while, i thought i bought in a but a lot of them, but then i guess they're gonna be nice. they will know what exactly, but i'm going to, well, i for the class. if you got a little babies, can't be on the message on, on the local bar. my gosh, well, i need to replace a grand tape. i can take down. my name is natal. boyish. nobody came with it better than i meant the contest. i got it in a moment, or i can it, i see on the policy that you're in for, i'm the

what a person she come into bertram monique, i want you to miss bryant. i wish london his absence, which ost media, bookish. them ain't but ah, come a hush on. i feel so came from a family where conversation with solved around things. if great, beautiful michelangelo, he talked about michelangelo, he was extremely knowledgeable about olsby as about doing that art and only uh huh . asking when it came to politics. wow. yeah. ah does madison be with talked as extra attendance when foot wrangler went wrangler, was convinced that politics and art were 2 entirely separate entities. winters and that because music embodies eternal values and assassin and transcends day to day politics. it was obvious that music had to be free of political influence. and does he a desk beaten off eyes and was from quantity to shy and philos nominate propaganda minister gerbils sought power and control. even in the arts. this made the berlin philharmonic orchestra all the more important to him. in 1933, the privately run ensemble was in financial difficulty. gerbils nationalized t

. >> thank you very much for hosting this program and monique for acting as our wonderful technical support hello to all of my friends in atlanta, a city i've known and enjoyed more than 35 years. many wonderful visit. i'm delighted to be appearing with the atlanta history center once again. i'm sure there are a number of members of the civil war roundtable which i spoke to as recently as seven years ago about the battle of gettysburg. now let me turn to robert ely. mary chest first met robert edward just before the work at the white springs in western virginia where he brought his wife who was plagued by rheumatoid arthritis. they came to the springs archly to benefit from the hot springs there, few things i could give a release from the study much about terrible disease. mary chest that, one of the most famous diary keepers of the confederacy, a man riding a beautiful horse joined us wearing a hat somehow a military look to it she said he sat his horse gracefully and he was so distinguished at all points that i very much regret not catching a name mary chest was intrigued by this man. who

. >> well, monique joseph thank you for speaking with us about this. and you are great mommy.. thank you, i appreciate you. >> thank you. and coming up, the mystery behind the death of a 25-year-old north carolina woman on vacation in mexico. we will talk to her father, after the break. we will talk to her father after the break. ♪3, 4♪ ♪ ♪hey♪ ♪ ♪are you ready for me♪ ♪are you ready♪ ♪are you ready♪ i'm lindsey vonn, and ever since i retired from skiing, i've had trouble falling asleep and staying asleep. you know, insomnia. before i found quviviq, an fda-approved insomnia medication for adults. you would not believe the things i used to think about when i couldn't sleep. hey, linds. i need you to sign this business contract. all 114 pages. lindsey, lindsey!! hey, lindsey! it's workout time. hey, big man, we're in the middle of something here. yeah, it's called physical fitness. just a couple dozen more questions, lindsey. don't forget to pack your phone charger for tomorrow morning's flight. it's plugged in right over there. insomnia can impact both my days and my nights. th

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today's special guest is monique gray. >> hi.is mannis and you're watching san francisco rising. the our guest today is marquise gray. he runs out of the office of the mayor in the city and county of san francisco. and he's with us today to talk about the recent progress of the sunnidale hope sf housing project. welcome to the show. >> good morning. thank you for having me today. >> let's start by talking about the existing residents of sunnydale and their history. >> so sunnydale was built in the 1940s for a workers. it's the largest public housing community west of the mississippi. it's about 50 acres. pretty huge. about 760 single story units one to four bedrooms. >> i understand it's an ambitious rethinking of the residences. can you briefly describe the scope of the program and hope sf's involvement? >> yeah. the work of hope sf is this idea of more than housing. that acknowledging that our public housing community, the levels of violence and poverty that are in these communities are not by accident. you know, it's our oppor