that job was about to come to an end when she met monique bacon. and that was that, uh, by the way we're looking for adults and then we don't know what to going to do because we're collecting data. and we're not getting any s, but as to find as adults the kind of whole test if she was dumping at the landfill site and she to, she couldn't quite figure out what to make with it, but autism, monique fagan had a plan. so it came with a big pile of 5 years and then you said you guys left, it looks up, but then it's that has been said, okay guys will make effect to and then we just think of all background closing her eyes and thinking of her childhood herding catch will with her grandfather, she made a call, was made screens and mats, but she still wasn't convinced how do you even pick up something deputy and wanting to explains it for money? excited by what they had produced, the artist took them to a tourist shop in central cape town just as the moment of feeling welcome to invite us ourselves because the slope was so beautiful. and then we took a bit i

the more towards the you know, from, with hands explore monique engineering to let you know that you want me to as nice noise in the use of. ready the the time which would be good because each of the on the diesel communion i just saw it was i did one but i for the year the one that that wasn't about to be sort of i mean we just thought it should be a lot of the of the sound of the somebody in the news news, the news the news especially for do i the good. what are you good. good. good. yeah, it's the, it's the summer on the way with you and yeah, and you will see my do lessons. this is them, which is the, oh god plus i probably will. do i put you on friday? just the smart tv is just yeah. in your system. no, no, no, there's no symbol is not should the so i was yeah. supposedly i knew been on the modem for the long job. you know, i don't know what i need to be brought to you before, so you have to push to be there a place of presto. you'll still need to focus on you to do that. but it was pretty, you know what it was a bit or not, but the worst it was supposed to be that i said, yeah,

what does that have to do with quote monique to he's long gone? and won't be painting those pictures again or just just products and their value won't go down just because of a few terabytes. i don't think i said that they say the zip on 3 on the is that what we have a magnet in this and you keep the homepage, but our guess is what like it. if there is suddenly wind turbines in the way, once you put the islands for sustainable, the entries into electron mobility actually began 20 years ago. little wonder that french carmakers i know, pick the spot to setup a pilot project via it's mobilized subsidiary, a smart energy cycle. was installed in the vacation village, customize to the surroundings. let me quote with this as a micro grids based on 4 pillars. and for us, the solar panels convert the sunlight into electricity. yeah. the solar energy is conserved by 2nd life batteries. discarded units taken from the cars, but still have sufficient capacity for stationary storage. often they know who sorta solar energy is most, if it's not used in real time.

he scores a goal against bayern, monique joins the team in the last minutes he is playing as an asian and many other players , well, this can help, professionally, in terms of players, but our football has capable players, in sensitive situations, our representative can have a mutual understanding with them with the tactics they have against the team. i hope that by that time we will have the right infrastructure and grounds for azadi stadium, it will be difficult for us. because if we don't have good conditions, considering that our representatives don't respect the contract limit of the teams that really spend you, we respect the contract limit. kenny and this has an effect on the teams of presplis and esteghlal and i hope that we will play football in a way that we saw from esteghlal presplis in the elite league of tractor sepahan in the champions league in the first week. now, of course , in a month, this team i see. they will definitely change their skin, they will get better, but how much can we think that presplis and esteghlal shakle teams can maintain themselves if their fore

another project with lee daniels, a horror movie called "the deliverance" alongside glen coes and moniquen't saved me. he saved me. he can save you. >> tell him to take the cancer out of your body, because i can't pay for it. keep this [ bleep ] >> juju: going head to head with glenn close. this is not for the faint of heart. it as true horror film. tell me when it's like to work with glenn close, to work with lee daniels? >> i think -- first of all, working with lee daniels has just been an honor. i think there are very few people who can pull performances out of people the say he does. he has a vision. working business glenn was incredible. she's a legend. the kids, my kids are legends. >> juju: you mentioned the kids and your commitment to every role. i understand you temporarily tattooed kids' names? >> girl, listen. >> juju: not so much temporary? i see it. >> it's supposed to have faded completely. it is not faded yet, but it's getting there. that's nate, caleb, demi, a.j. it was supposed to have maded in nine to 13 months, but that was april or may of 2022. >> juju: yet the film, y

monique lyman is sponsoring legislation that would ban credit reporting agencies from factoring medical debt, including from medical credit cards, into a consumer's credit report or score. medical debt shouldn't be treated the way that other type of debt is treated, and it shouldn't be reported to a credit agency. where then it can have an impact on your ability to buy a home, your ability to rent, your ability to get a car. all of these things are really key things that people need. >>the consumer financial protection bureau is now examining how financial institutions market their products to health care providers in the wake of complaints from patients. synchrony officials told us they made the promotional features clear to imerina. they also said the cards are not designed to be used for large scale catastrophic health costs, but provide another way for consumers to pay off less expensive procedures over time. >>still ahead, a focus on the health of young men and boys. meet a man who is traveling the world to help them focus on their mental health why do couples choose a sleep number

guest is monique gray. >> chris mannis and you're tc. the our guest today is marquis.runs out of the office of the mayor in the city and county s and he's with us today to talk about the recent progress the sunnidale hope sf housing project. welcome to sh. >> 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 in the 1940s for a workers. it's the public housing community west of the mississippi. it's about 50acres. pretty huge. 760 single story units one to four bedrooms. >> i understand it's an ambitious rethinking of the residences. can you briefly describe thee sf's involvement? the work of hope sf is th of r. that acknowledging that our public housing community, the levels of violence and poverty that are in these communities arenoaccident. you know, it's opportunity to address a system issue, you know, that people need than housing. they need health services. resources. economic investment of that nature.jobs and and so hope sf strives to work with our cityyems to b

i'm ask on cinema faces an uncertain future that will as i monique a chunk of rules, the said that negative mom must coax you. they can all be dealt with that your piece made on i'm almost for can we couldn't get the starter because the mode that facebook. yeah. can you join every k ma s best team? i don't get those to you, but because they've chosen that i set up that they've got that d b joan boots, i'm ok. it jumped to totally che more q costs should be much on the a phone counting the cost. major central banks are lowering far in costs, but all the winning the fight against inflation. why is the japanese yeah, now volatile, and is it still a safe haven asset plus the strategy and what? because can now like no books is outside working now is counting the costs on out is there a pod came in to be is israel at north dakota piece? i think that the new thing you have on his government with these says 5 digit, you say getting russell. they thought provoking. nonsense. the e, you made weapons being used in guns. no guns should be used in an offensive way. that's our facing realities. you're ru

origin management in registered and they came on, it was on pirated bi limits of um, registered in monique coast, visa photos of one of the lines that arrived in liberia circumventing the u. n. as in bob, go it stag full of weapons boxes. the plane was owned by the and in the 1st the ends by men in, in march 1999 plus a cargo of $68.00 of military equipment including $3000.00. okay, i'm a so the 1st 1000000 rounds munitions 25 at the jew sevens. under the latest ordinance, estella fee and methodist systems and a few related besides the ons was way to vote from the canadian arms marketing company. you can fits export meanings on these business font, those names and then baldwin and who goes fed, exports, homes deliveries. so if is doing investigations into um the link in the middle east payment's sort of a shipment. so the global nature of the arms, the advanced by minute italian persecution or so, this is where directed that reportedly by minim himself to and guardian bank account owned by a company allegedly related tillman. and the payments from the same amounts were made to various comp

let's speak to dr monique chu, who is a china—us relations expert and lecturer in chinese politics atis two day visit and what has been achieved in your view? both parties have their respective concerns. for example, for beijing, they have really expressed their discontent with the us economic actors against china are such as a high tariffs on chinese made electric vehicles. washington on the other hand, have put emphasis on pacific allies. this remark was particularly important given the recent tensions on chinese surveillance planes entering airspace —— taiwanese airspace. i will look at taiwan, that was the red line, isn't it? they said this to such sops taiwan, adding that taiwan belongs to china and that taiwanese independence is the biggest risk to peace as ability in the region for the palace us has that? �* �* , region for the palace us has that? �*, , , ., that? beijing's response is not surprising _ that? beijing's response is not surprising at — that? beijing's response is not surprising at all _ that? beijing's response is not surprising at all because - that? beijing's re

captions paid for by cbs television distribution monique butler is suing her ex-boyfriend, vincent jackson: order! all rise! it's case number 321 on calendar in the matter of butler vs. jackson. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. have a seat, please. >> judge judy: ms. butler, you and mr. jackson became involved in a relationship. you have children. he has children. >> yes. >> judge judy: you have two children? >> three. >> judge judy: and mr. jackson has how many? >> three that were living with us together, and i believe three outside. >> judge judy: okay, so there were six children all altogether, and what were their age ranges? >> his daughter was 7. his son was 9,

by ministry monique's as a country on its people can overcome all obstacles along the way to achieving its gold of the day, we are prompt to carry the blood of 400000000 people to eradicate to colonial rule . in india. today we are 1000000000 full 100 medium and if we move together in the same direction by 2047, we can become fix it, power it over coming all the obstacles in the way. one name above all, others is synonymous with indian independence, mahatma gandhi. while pushing for self determination and sovereignty in his home country, his words an ideology have spread much further than just the racial continent. the r t corresponding to shape bows can tell us more. mom came to find in the struggle for freedom of his influence had a profound impact, not only of india, but also across the globe. mahatma gandhi style of non violent protest and intelligent opposition to colonialism, found a particularly infuse the audience in africa, where his influence on emerging independence campaigns was immense. complete independence through truth and non violence means the independence of every un

do you think monique sees himself in that capacity as well in yeah, it's not really all sort itself as a mediator so far it's, it's been walking this sort of like tight a tightrope or on this conflict. so it's, it's, it's been advocating for diplomacy and dialogue. has been hard time and again from a prime minister movie. and it has also said that it's, it's ready to, or for any kind of support that's needed for a peaceful resolution to the concrete. so it has always sort of like stop short of making that commitment that we can step in and we can allow for this peaceful resolution to happen. 5 minutes, the movie has said that this is not and at all for, and he'd reiterated that part in portland, where he said that into the battle field is not really a place to resolve the conflicts. so just put a bit of context here. okay. uh, you know, i think it's in line with the, in the as long standing position of not alignment when it comes to global conflicts, as well as it's long standing relationship with russia, which go way back. you know, we're back to the, at all for the soviet union. and

. >> reporter: monique limon is sponsoring legislation that would ban credit reporting agencies from debt, including from medical credit cards into a consumer's credit report or score. >> medical debt shouldn't be treated the way that other type of debt is treated, and it shouldn't be reported to a credit agency where then it can have an impact on your ability to buy a home, your ability to rent, your ability to get a car. all of these things are really key things that people need. >> reporter: the consumer financial protection bureau is now examining how financial institutions market their products to health care providers in the wake of complaints from patients. synchrony officials told us they made the promotional features clear, and said the cards are not designed toe be used for not designed toe be used for large scale catastrophic health (peaceful music) - time to get up, sweetie! (kissing) - [child voiceover] most people might not think much about all the little things you do every day, but for me, just being able to do those little things is the best part of my day. - ready,

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monique was standing with her and made the point, the divine 9.ganizing to register to get people to vote. 2 million of them are on college campuses. we're talking about an organizing effort that no one has seen before that is going to be in place for kamala harris. >> i keep asking jacob who's doing all of this incredible roaming reporting for us, how do you take and bottle this sort of lightning in a jar from these four days of programming? kamala harris is part of so many communities. she's part of her immediate family, blended family. they're all there in support of her. she's part of her family, her sister and brother-in-law. then she has this family with probably the broadest reach and tentacles and all of the reaches and pockets. talk about what happens. like you're saying, what happens friday when they leave chicago? >> absolutely. some of the others are akas. they're out of control. they have booked up all of the hotel rooms during inaugural week. the akas are losing their mind. they're out of control. we can talk campaign talk. what this

monique touched on it. it is notjust about the men. monique touched on it.t the threat. not 'ust about the threat. it is how ou notjust about the threat. it is how ou feel. notjust about the threat. it is how you feel- it — notjust about the threat. it is how you feel- it is _ notjust about the threat. it is how you feel. it is the _ notjust about the threat. it is how you feel. it is the confidence - notjust about the threat. it is how you feel. it is the confidence a - you feel. it is the confidence a suit can give you. we see clients from all walks of life from a variety of backgrounds. eric is a care lever. we can see men coming from prison, clients from housing associations, long—term unemployed. they have one thing in common and they come to us at the most important time of their life when they have an interview.— important time of their life when they have an interview. some people will say there — they have an interview. some people will say there are _ they have an interview. some people will say there are jobs _ they have an interview. some people

today's special guest is monique gray. >> hi. mannis and you're watching san francisco rising. the our guest today is marquise gray. he runs out of the office of the mayor city and county of san francisco. and he's with us today to t o the sunnidale hope sf houng project. welcome to the show. >> good morning. thank you for having me today. let's start by talking about the existingts of sunnydale and their sunnydale the 1940s for a it's the largest public housing community west of the ssissip. it's about 50 acres. pretty huge. about 760 single story units one to four bedrooms. understand it's an ambitious rethinking of the 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. ng community, the g that our levels of violence and poverty that are in these communities are not by accident. you know, it's our opportunity to address a system issue, you know, that people need more than housing. they need services. resources. opportunities, jobs and thin

however, monique attrition is very, very presentable and there are things that can be done. the robins, this is on the rod available. the can be said to some of these children before they become monitor treatment on the monkeys or 60 any longer. so a point of where they need treatment and where are you stating they they don't have access to these foods? yes, help is needed, but i, we believe very strongly the amount of nutrition is very prevented preventable tall . and if nothing is done to help these children, i mean presumably, then you're going to have 26000000 people who weren't have enough to eat. but then in amongst that figure, that will be millions of children who are now at risk of non nutrition and wasting it. worked as soon as we were supposed to have 2 categories that we looked at, some of the must stand. we the what uh more on the monitor, the kids mon, over stairs or cc any. uh, you know, some kids are we most of the mountain or uh, kids. no. yeah. yeah. the ones that i am not the 1st category. uh not to you. of course the overdose not wasting away and, and tie

today's spec monique gray. >> hi. i'm chris manniseñ and you're watching san francisco rising.today to talk about the recent progress of the sunnidale hope sf housings >> good morning. thank you for having me today. >> let's start by talking about the existing residents o 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. acres. pretty 760 single story units one to four bedrooms. >> i underst it's an ambitious rethinking of the residences. ■g program and hope sf 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 accident. you know it's our opportunity to address a system issue, you know, that people need more than housing. they need health services. resources. economic investment opportunities, j things of that nature. and so hope sf strives to work with our city systems to better serve our public housing communities. breed and speaker pelosi toured

. >> her character ebony gets a visit from a social worker played by actress monique. >> i'm not hereing? >> i drink sometimes, like everybody else does. >> yeah, you been drinking. >> how much longer we got to do this, cynthia? >> till i say we stop. look, their father came into court and made allegations that there was drugging, drinking and neglect in this home. >> he said that because he wanted custody of our kids. he wants to take them off to iraq with nowhere for them to live. >> we know the agreement we had with the state that you can maintain custody of your kids as long as i monitor the situation. >> i love monique. >> she's amazing. i was thinking about the cast as i watched that. you have oscar-level actors in almost every scene, add in glenn close, by the way. what a cast you assembled for this. >> incredible. what i love is i'm back to work with monique after a strange sort of situation and i got a chance to work. she's immersed into this world and she's exquisite. >> it's an extraordinary film. it's "the deliverance." congrats to you both, andra day, lee daniels, thanks

i mean, in a school this to a couple of the homes that are in monique, it's, it's difficult for us to get to, to deed or to cope with. this is very difficult. it is the piece and dr. far the eyes. and you touched upon this a little bit at the start of this interview, but i wonder if you can just elaborate a little more for us on the types of injuries that are coming in and what you're seeing as a result of this attack. yeah, because the you have many people live uh, undefeated and my ticket invitations, the names of the names and a big number of the dispute letter also was banned about 50 percent of the by the area was down. second and 3rd degree. and this nick, the situation was very difficult because this bad, the nick is a venture. i'm curious that these people come to come by and i was born in b is because of the publications or this is huge area of the been okay, we'll leave it there. we thank you so much talk to father 9. thank you for speaking to us or from dial. so any giving us an update on the situation. we'll take a look at the attacks carried out by is really forces on sch

and what is remarkable about she and her mom monique, they took what they were experiencing and led them to campaign for what eventually became, you know, senate bill 1137 in california and that's the systemic change. right? just like what bob was talking about, and in calling for actually transformative systemic change in the way that we're supporting higher ed community partnership. what they were doing was calling for systemic change. so at the end of the day, you know, i think the power story telling is what brought us all to the table and moved us to be members of the state legislature and got people to go out and vote you know. at the end of the day, i think the power of the story is where it starts. but the numbers, you know, are what all of us bring all of us to the table as well. >> and also leading with vulnerability is an important point that brings out the heart of why we are actually about these issues. >> and then erica next. >> i'll just mention, i think, back to one of the most influential books i read as a graduate student was called "lost and change" and by peter maris,

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. >> michael: his parents roy and monique, beaming with pride. >> all his hard work, dedication, is payingam come true on social media. >> first time going out of the country so i don't know what to expect. that's the thing that i'm most nervous about. i have been practicing for this moment. i didn't know that i would be the kid that everyone is looking up to. i can't wait to get on the track and speak a little french. bonjour. >> michael: amazing. 16 years old in the olympics as a sprinter. quincy could run this friday but coaches don't actually have to make that call until the day of the race. so it is nail biting time for him and for all of us. >> robin: what an experience regardless. regardless. that's a great story you brought to us. let's check in now with ginger. ginger? >> ginger: hey, robin. our camera took on some water and also there's lightning so we're inside the car to stay safe. you see the outer bands on the radar. the tornado watch is in place for tampa bay up to savannah, georgia. we're going to keep that until 4 p.m. can easily see spinoff tornados through the day. then

host: monique is next. caller: i listen to c-span every single day.our senators as well, the congressman, they give their point of view about how they see the country should go. so, when i hear a lot of negative stuff on both sides, i said to myself -- who do they listen to? all you have to do is go to c-span, listen to the congressional meetings, listen to the senate meetings. listen to the congressman and senators speak. they should be able to make up their own point of view about what side and what decision they want the country to go. i am so sick and tired of the negativity on both sides. we have to come together. i also wanted to comment about the education system. i have seven kids. all of my kids were brought up within the public school sector, as well as the younger ones, they were more chartered schools. it takes the parents also to participate in their children's education. teachers cannot do it by themselves. the school is there to try to provide the information your children need in order to get the information. the schools, the teachers