now this friday a brand new season of concerts kicks off in the belin film monique with the arrival of the belle enough in a monica's new principal conductor carol patrolling co the classical world will be watching of course as the orchestra is considered one of the world's great and to train co follows in the footsteps of the likes of habit from carry on how they are bought and simon rattle i'll be chatting to a. spokesman and principal cellist or enough money after this look at the orchestras new maestro.

now this friday a brand new season of concerts kicks off in the ballin film monique with the arrival of the belle enough in the morning because new principal conductor carol patrolling from the classical weld will be watching of course as the orchestra is considered one of the world's great stage and patrolling co follows in the footsteps of the likes of habit from carry on cardio about one simon rattle i'll be chatting to a stressed spokesman and principal challenged or laugh manning out after this look orchestra's new maestro.

now this friday a brand new season of concerts kicks off in the belin film monique with the arrival of the belle enough in the morning because new principal conductor carol patrolling co the classical wild will be watching of course as the orchestra is considered one of the world's great and patrolling co follows in the footsteps of the likes of habits on carry on how to go about it when simon rattle i'll be chatting to a. spokesman and principal cellist orloff manning.

reef the 2nd largest in the world the reef was dying but it's now gradually being brought back to life monique vernon is one of those fighting on its behalf. well i feel like when i look at work it's like. when they call me or say all right we're going to all do this laughing work here at the corals here whatever it is i'm like all right let's do this let's let's wrap this let's wrap today beneath the surface it's clear why the reef is struggling the corals have been dying off the sea water is too warm to acidic and the frequent hurricanes have wreaked havoc here climate change is turning everything gray together with marine biologist lisa calm on the fragments of hope organization monique is rebuilding the corals. overdo it so there's no time to waste right now corals are basically like the forest to the seams so just like the trees in the forest provide habitat and shelter for so many other animals the corals do the same on the reef very meticulously after much research and careful selection they take a few fragments of some especially hardy quick growing corals then they plant them in new p

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reef the 2nd largest in the world the reef was dying but it's now gradually being brought back to life monique vernon is one of those fighting on its behalf. well i feel like when i look at work it's like. when they call me or say all right we're going to all do this laughing work here check the corals here or whatever it is i'm like all right let's do this let's let's wrap this let's wrap today beneath the surface it's clear why the reef is struggling the corals have been dying off the sea water is too warm too acidic and the frequent hurricanes have wreaked havoc here climate change is turning everything gray together with marine biologist lisa car and the fragments of hope organization monique is rebuilding the corals. overdue and so there's no time to waste right now morals are basically like the forest and the seas so just like the trees in the forest provide to have a tax shelter for so many other animals the corals didn't seem on the reef very meticulously after much research and careful selection they take a few fragments of some especially hardy quick growing corals and they plant the

reef the 2nd largest in the world the reef was dying but it's now gradually being brought back to life monique vernon is one of those fighting on its behalf. well i feel like when i look at work it's like. when they call me or say all right we're going to all do this laughing work here check the corals here whatever it is i'm like all right let's do this let's let's wrap this let's wrap today beneath the surface it's clear why the reef is struggling the corals have been dying off the sea water is too warm too acidic and the frequent hurricanes have wreaked havoc here climate change is turning everything gray together with marine biologist lisa car and the fragments of hope organization monique is rebuilding the corals. overdo it so there's no time to train our corals are basically like the forest of the seas so just like the trees in the forest provide habitat and shelter for so many other animals the corals do the same on the reef very meticulously after much research and careful selection they take a few fragments of some especially hardy quick growing corals then they plant them in new plac

monique vernon is one of those fighting on its behalf. well i feel like when i look at work it's like. when they call me or say all right we're going to all do this laughing brook here check the corals here whatever it is i'm like all right let's do this let's let's wrap this let's wrap that is beneath the surface it's clear why the reef is struggling the corals have been dying off the seawater is too warm too acidic and the frequent hurricanes have wreaked havoc here climate change is turning everything gray together with marine biologist lisa car and the fragments of hope organization monique is rebuilding the corals. overdue and so there's no time to lease right now bros are basically like the 1st of the season so just like the trees in the forest provide a habitat so there for so many others and among the coral didn't seem on the reef very meticulously after much research and careful selection they take a few fragments of some especially hardy quick growing corals then they plant them in new places several times a week they place the

reef the 2nd largest in the world the reef was dying but it's now gradually being brought back to life monique vernon is one of those fighting on its behalf. well i feel like when i look at work it's like. when they call me and say all right we're going to all do this laughing work here check the corals here whatever it is i'm like all right let's do this let's let's wrap this let's wrap today beneath the surface it's clear why the reef is struggling the corals have been dying off the sea water is too warm too acidic and the frequent hurricanes have wreaked havoc here climate change is turning everything gray together with marine biologist lisa calm on the fragments of hope organization monique is rebuilding the corals. overdue and so there's no time to be straight now roses are basically like the forest in the season so just like the trees in the forest provide habitat and so therefore so many other animals on the corals do the same on the reef very meticulously after much research and careful selection they take a few fragments of some especially hardy quick growing corals then they plant th

turning everything gray together with marine biologist lisa and the fragments of hope organization monique is rebuilding the corals. overdue and so there's no time to waste right now our roads are basically like the forest of the seas so just like the trees in the forest provide have attacked shelter for so many other animals on the coral didn't seem on the reef very meticulously after much research and careful selection they take a few fragments of some especially hardy quick growing corals and they plant them in new places several times a week they placed the coral pieces in the prepared cement as they need to secure foundation. around 80 percent of the fragments of these ones have been growing for 18 months life is returning and attracting more life with it the reef protectors work is financed by project money and donations they proudly show us the results of 8 years' work the corals here have increased from 6 percent to over 50 percent all the hard work is worth it the reef has been able to recuperate. this is not solving the climate change craze it obvious to you is a little bit ended

reef the 2nd largest in the world the reef was dying but it's now gradually being brought back to life monique vernon is one of those fights on its behalf. well i feel like when i look at work it's like. when they call me or say all right we're going to all do this laughing work here check the corals here or whatever it is i'm like all right let's do this let's let's wrap this let's wrap today beneath the surface it's clear why the reef is struggling the corals have been dying off the sea water is too warm too acidic and the frequent hurricanes have wreaked havoc here climate change is turning everything gray together with marine biologist lisa car and the fragments of hope organization monique is rebuilding the corals. overdo it so there's no time to waste right now trials are basically like the forest in the seas so just like the trees in the forest provide a habitat so there for so many other animals the corals do the same on the reef very meticulously after much research and careful selection they take a few fragments of some especially hardy quick growing corals then they plant them in ne

reef the 2nd largest in the world the reef was dying but it's now gradually being brought back to life monique vernon is one of those fighting on its behalf. well i feel like when i look at work it's like. when they call me or say all right we're going to all do this laughing work here at the corals here whatever it is i'm like all right let's do this let's let's wrap this let's wrap today beneath the surface it's clear why the reef is struggling the corals have been dying off the sea water is too warm too acidic and the frequent hurricanes have wreaked havoc here climate change is turning everything gray together with marine biologist lisa car and the fragments of hope organization monique is rebuilding the corals. overdue and so there's no time to waste right now for our own sir basically like the forest for the seas so just like the trees in the forest provide a habitat and shelter for so many other animals the corals do the same on the reef very meticulously after much research and careful selection they take a few fragments of some especially hardy quick growing corals then they plant the

monique vernon is one of those fighting on its behalf. well i feel like when i look at work it's like. when they call me or say all right we're going to all do this laughing work here check the corals here whatever it is i'm like all right let's do this let's let's wrap this let's wrap today beneath the surface it's clear why the reef is struggling the corals have been dying off the sea water is too warm too acidic and the frequent hurricanes have wreaked havoc here climate change is turning everything gray together with marine biologist lisa come on the fragments of hope organization monique is rebuilding the corals. overdue and so there's no time to train our morals are basically like the forest for the seas so just like the trees in the forest provide habitat and so there for so many other animals the coral didn't seem on the reef very meticulously after much research and careful selection they take a few fragments of some especially hardy quick growing corals then they plant them in new places several times a week they place the coral

monique burden is one of those fighting on its behalf. well i feel like when i look at work it's like. when they call me a say all right we're going to all do this laughing work here check the corals here whatever it is i'm like all right let's do this let's let's wrap this let's wrap that is beneath the surface it's clear why the reef is struggling the corals have been dying off the water is too warm to acidic and the frequent hurricanes have wreaked havoc here climate change is turning everything gray together with marine biologist lisa calm on the fragments of hope organization monique is rebuilding the corals. overdue and so there's no time to straighten out clothes are basically like the forest for the season so just like the trees in the forest provide a habitat shelter for so many other animals the coral didn't seem on the reef very meticulously after much research and careful selection they take a few fragments of some especially hardy quick growing corals then they plant them in new places several times a week they place the cora

monique vernon is one of those fights on its behalf. well i feel like when i look at work it's like. when they call me or say all right we're going to all do this laughing work here the corals here whatever it is i'm like all right let's do this let's let's wrap this let's wrap that is beneath the surface it's clear why the reef is struggling the corals have been dying off the seawater is too warm too acidic and the frequent hurricanes have wreaked havoc here climate change is turning everything gray together with marine biologist lisa and the fragments of hope organization monique is rebuilding the corals. overdo it so there's no time to restrain our morals are basically like the forest through the seas so just like the trees in the forest provide to have a tax shelter for so many other animals on the corals didn't seem on the reef very meticulously after much research and careful selection they take a few fragments of some especially hardy quick growing corals then they plant them in new places several times a week they place the cora

reef the 2nd largest in the world the reef was dying but it's now gradually being brought back to life monique vernon is one of those fighting on its behalf. well i feel like when i look at work it's like. when they call me or say all right we're going to all do this laughing work here check the corals here whatever it is i'm like all right let's do this let's let's wrap this let's wrap that is beneath the surface it's clear why the reef is struggling the corals have been dying off the sea water is too warm too acidic and the frequent hurricanes have wreaked havoc here climate change is turning everything gray together with marine biologist lisa car and the fragments of hope organization monique is rebuilding the corals. overdue and so there's no time to waste right now for our own survey strickly like the 1st season so just like the trees in the forest provide habitat and so there for so many other animals on the corals didn't seem on the reef very meticulously after much research and careful selection they take a few fragments of some especially hardy quick growing corals then they plant the

reef the 2nd largest in the world the reef was dying but it's now gradually being brought back to life monique vernon is one of those fighting on its behalf. well i feel like when i look at work it's like. when they call me and say all right we're going to all do this laughing work here check the corals here whatever it is i am like all right let's do this let's let's wrap this let's wrap the day beneath the surface it's clear why the reef is struggling the corals been dying off the seawater is too warm to acidic and the frequent hurricanes have wreaked havoc here climate change is turning everything gray together with marine biologist lisa car and the fragments of hope organization monique is rebuilding the corals. overdue and so there's no time to waste right now roads are basically like the forest in the seas so just like the trees in the forest provide a habitat so there for so many other animals the corals didn't seem on the reef very meticulously after much research and careful selection they take a few fragments of some especially hardy quick growing corals then they plant them in new p

reef the 2nd largest in the world the reef was dying but it's now gradually being brought back to life monique vernon is one of those fighting on its behalf. well i feel like when i look at work it's like. when they call me or say all right we're going to all do this laughing work here check the corals here whatever it is i am like all right let's do this let's let's wrap this let's wrap today beneath the surface it's clear why the reef is struggling the corals have been dying off the sea water is too warm too acidic and the frequent hurricanes have wreaked havoc here climate change is turning everything gray together with marine biologist lisa calm and the fragments of hope organization monique is rebuilding the corals. overdue and so there's no time to waste right now trials are basically like the 1st of the season so just like the trees in the forest provide habitat and shelter for so many other animals the corals do the same on the reef very meticulously after much research and careful selection they take a few fragments of some especially hardy quick growing corals then they plant them in

reef the 2nd largest in the world the reef was dying but it's now gradually being brought back to life monique vernon is one of those fighting on its behalf. well i feel like when i look at work it's like. when they call me and say all right we're going to all do this laughing brook here check the corals here whatever it is i'm like all right let's do this let's let's wrap this let's wrap that is beneath the surface it's clear why the reef is struggling the corals have been dying off the sea water is too warm too acidic and the frequent hurricanes have wreaked havoc here climate change is turning everything gray together with marine biologist lisa car and the fragments of hope organization monique is rebuilding the corals. overdo it so there's no time to train our roads are basically like the forests of the seas so just like the trees in the forest provide habitat shelter for so many other animals the corals do the same on the reef very meticulously after much research and careful selection they take a few fragments of some especially hardy quick growing corals then they plant them in new plac

i support this president and monique, you should too. >> all i have to do is read and write. but i just got it. >> jesse: think you guys very much, actually i did. next i will take you to the iowa state fair for the 2020 democratic fanatics for votes and ascension. well the lines from the new radical left when we come back. salonpas lidocaine. patch, roll-on or cream. hisamitsu. >> i don't know who is going to win but we will have to hit pocahontas really hard if she does when met. but she is staging a little bit of a comeback. pocahontas and sleepy joe. [laughter] >> jesse: president trump keeping 2020 and focus while visiting a national gas plant in pennsylvania today. meanwhile, out in iowa, presidential hopefuls making their way through the iconic state fair and trying to make a name for themselves. fox is kristin fisher's life in des moines, iowa at the iowa state fair with more, kristin. >> hey, jesse mayor pete buttigieg was the soap box today and shortly before he stepped up on the famed soapbox of that i was state fair he rolled out what he called his world economic

gilpin and do not know or we love to hear a lot of money about it but the comic situations just like monique it's pretty bad you know someone is so good about somebody. they're going to fruition it's better just because of patricia knowledgeable. all right rifat nakai is in touch thank you . onyx story is in south africa with food delivery apps have been a big success that's created work opportunities for many immigrants in the country but this part of the industry remains and regulated and that's proving dangerous for the drivers who make the system work. it's a busy afternoon in capetown city center but patrick navigate smoothly through traffic his destination the parking lot of the fast food chain. on the spot as the main meeting point for cape town's food korea's. patrik started as a driver 6 months ago. the best thing about the way we used to work. was you know. patrick is an asylum seeker from the d.c. he used to work as a security guard but a lack of papers and at that korea and orders coming in the success of delivery apps provides him and many others with a job opportunity that is l

are started working here during the summers today he's the head gardener and she danny there claude monique painted his famous water lilies. the new world order it's like the holy grail you couldn't find a better place from the moment i knew i could stay for good i've never wanted to leave. with back to the. money couldn't get enough of it either he continued to paint his garden until late in life even after losing most of his sight. monet 1st saw the flowers in 889. at the paris world fair as well as the eiffel tower visitors also caught their 1st glimpse of what are the least in colorful tongues can tell then europeans had only known the white variety. of the tour molly x. nursery managed to cross the common white water lily with exotic varieties from that time on you saw them in pink red blue and so on when monet saw them at the fair he was fascinated it inspired him to cultivate his garden he praised god. it's now late morning and the sun has awakened all the water lilies tourists are crowding around to get the obligatory snapshots. near the pond is the sea of color that is money's 1st

. >> jesse: monique, have you ever met president trump? >> this is an interesting take. , no i have not, but it is an interesting take. i want to respond to what candace said. it is not factual. the numbers for hispanic and blacks who actually approve of trump were so low they really couldn't go any lower, so the fact that they have improved isn't really saying much. second, we know from actual data from actual polling, the reasoning behind the increase has nothing whatsoever to do a with people being tired of some leftist rhetoric. everyone is sick of trump's rhetoric.. it is the fact that the job numbers, the employment numbers continue to increase, something that started under the prior president. and thankfully -- >> jesse: candace, i was going to ask monique if she ever met president trump.she has never me knows what is in his heart. >> i never asked that question. you don't know what's in his heart, i know what he says and does. >> i have met him. >> jesse: you have met him many times and you are an african-american woman and you wor

now this friday a brand new season of concerts kicks off in the ballin film monique with the arrival of the belle enough in the morning because new principal conductor carol patrolling from the classical world will be watching of course as the orchestra is considered one of the world's great and patrolling co follows in the footsteps of the likes of habit from carry on how they are bought and simon rattle i'll be chatting to will cut orchestra spokesman and principal cellist all off mining after this look at the orchestras new maestro.

now this friday a brand new season of concerts kicks off in the ballin film monique with the arrival of the belle enough in the morning because new principal conductor carol patrolling from the classical world will be watching of course as the orchestra is considered one of the world's great and patrolling co follows in the footsteps of the likes of habit from carry on how to go about it when simon rattle i'll be chatting to will all castro spokesman and principal challenged orloff manning after this look of the orchestra's new maestro. carol petraeus goes in intensity is breathtaking. was. when he's leading an orchestra he gives everything it's hard to imagine why he has a reputation for being shy and reserved private. the russian austrian prodigy made his conducting debut at age 23 and became general music director at the bavarian state opera in 2013. this friday he's taking over the berlin philharmonic the only 1st class orchestra in the world where the musicians choose their own chief conductor to train there will be a very different leader to his predecessor the great simon ratt

now this friday a brand new season of concepts kicks off in the ballin film monique with the arrival of the belle enough in a monica's new principal conductor carol patrolling co the classical wild will be watching of course as the orchestra is considered one of the world's great and patrolling co follows in the footsteps of the likes of habit from carry on audio about when simon rattle i'll be chatting to a. spokesman and principal cellist or enough money after this look the orchestra is new maestro.

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now this friday a brand new season of concerts kicks off in the ballin film monique with the arrival of the belle enough in the morning because new principal conductor carol patrolling from the classical world will be watching of course as the orchestra is considered one of the world's great and patrolling co follows in the footsteps of the likes of habit from carry on how they are bought and simon rattle i'll be chatting tool kit spokesman and principal cellist or enough money after this look at the orchestras new maestro. petrenko that intensity is breathtaking. when he's leading in the orchestra he gives everything it's hard to imagine why he has a reputation for being shy and reserved in private. the russian austrian prodigy made his conducting debut at age 23 and became general music director at the bavarian state opera in 2013. this friday he's taking over the berlin philharmonic the only 1st class orchestra in the world where the musicians choose their own chief conductor for trying to will be a very different leader to his predecessor the great simon rattle who thrived in the

now this friday a brand new season of concerts kicks off in the belin film monique with the arrival of the belle enough in the morning because new principal conductor carol patrolling co the classical world will be watching of course as the orchestra is considered one of the world's great and patrolling co follows in the footsteps of the likes of habit from carry on cardio about and simon rattle i'll be chatting to a spokesman and principal cellist or enough money after this look the orchestra is new maestro.

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now this friday a brand new season of concerts kicks off in the belin film monique with the arrival of the belle enough in the morning because new principal conductor carol patrolling from the classical world will be watching of course as the orchestra is considered one of the world's great and patrolling co follows in the footsteps of the likes of habit from carry on cardio a bottle and simon rattle i'll be chatting to a spokesman and principal cellist all off mining hour after this look at the orchestras new maestro. carol petrenko is intensity is breathtaking. when he's leading an orchestra he gives everything it's hard to imagine why he has a reputation for being shy and reserved in private. the russian austrian prodigy made his conducting debut at age 23 and became general music director at the bavarian state opera in 2013. this friday he's taking over the berlin philharmonic the only 1st class orchestra in the world where the musicians choose their own chief conductor for trying to will be a very different leader to his predecessor the great simon rattle who thrived in the limeli

of secret police this time they will be spending a whole week in paris well monique will be enjoying time with their grandchildren some me as always has no end of appointments he spent months planning a meeting for victims of anti-semitic attacks. so they prefer course that of course my family would prefer me to stay home. but i'm going to be very busy all week so there won't be much time for. most of the time with this. i found myself a mission and it's one i have to complete their initial. day the only one of. the family used to it will be happy to see him but i know he won't have much time. because learns will be staying with their son and his family as they always do when they're in paris. first they catch up with their grandchildren school grades a bit like in the old days when they all lived in the same city. so you sure it's hard being so far away but we talk on the phone a lot to keep in touch. deciding to leave the country like the gaza instead is something a lot of french jews do these days france is home to the largest jewish population in europe and the 3rd largest in the

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. >> laura: monique, is this day today when the president did what all these democrats they wanted him to do, be presidential, comfort the victims, you need to do this, and then he does it and it's just like wall-to-wall in the moment i woke up to just seconds ago before i start of the show, it was nonstop crashing of this president today. why? >> well, the president doesn't mind it being any particular day when he has something to say, right? that's why we woke up yesterday to the trashing of the leader in congress or el paso, who is now running for president, and it was done on texas soil by the president of the united states at the time when all of those people are grieving. -- >> laura: they can do it, but he can't respond? >> there's not really in a room for the impropriety conversation if it's coming from this president. i do agree with candace that there was a time when you receive those honors. he actually was a democrat in those days, if anybody remembers. but i'm not here to defend vice president biden's prior comments. i thought those were inappropriate. i'm not here to defe

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players this time they will be spending a whole week in paris well monique will be enjoying time with their grandchildren some me. as always has no end of appointments he spent months planning a meeting for victims of anti-semitic attacks. so you prefer course that of course my family would prefer me to stay home. but i'm going to be very busy all week for sort of there won't be much time for. most to start with this. are for myself a mission 101 i have to complete. all of the 7 a family used to it i'll be happy to see him but i know he won't have much time. because loans will be staying with their son and his family as they always do when they're in paris. first they catch up with their grandchildren school grades a bit like in the old days when they all lived in the same city. believe me. but you sure it's hard being so far away but we talk on the phone a lot to keep in touch. deciding to leave the country like the garden state is something a lot of french jews do these days france is home to the largest jewish population in europe and the 3rd largest in the world after israel and t

along with her is monique pressley democratic strategist. candace commented biden go too far today during these -- >> i can't decide whether or not he is suffering from amnesia where he's hoping that america is suffering from amnesia. as you said, he has a very checkered past. refer to those people, like you just mentioned, jim eastland, and strom thurmond. he calledro them his mentors. he gave the eulogy at strom thurmond's funeral and he sat there and he said that he was an amazing man and he loved him soo much. if this is joe biden, who literally was best friends with these dixiecrat's who essentially raised his political career.. now all of a sudden he sang trump's rhetoric is too much. the person that received a civil rights award next to rosa parks and muhammad ali for doing so much for black children in inner cities? i don't understand this.re it's just typicaldo democrats hoping that america does not remember the past. >> laura: monique, is this day today when the president did what all these democrats wanted him to do, be presidenti

together with marine biologist lisa carne on her organization of fragments of hope monique is rebuilding the corals. were overdue and so there's no time to waste right now on the roads are basically like the forest in the seas so just like the trees in the forest provide a habitat and shelter for so many other animals the corals do the same on the reef . very meticulously after much research and careful selection they take a few fragments of some especially hard to quit. them they plant them in new places it's called micro fragmenting 1st the corals are cars into small pieces. these are the fragments of hope and time is of the essence. the divers plant the small pieces of living coral among the dead ones. several times a week they place the coral pieces in prepared cement as they need a secure foundation. this saves a good i don't work but it's for the for the for the future and that's all that matters. around 80 percent of the fragments survive these ones have been growing for 18 months life is returning and attracting more life with us as a school of sardines for example the fish needs

for the police this time they will be spending a whole week in paris well monique will be enjoying time with their grandchildren some me as always has no end of appointments he spent months planning a meeting for victims of anti-semitic attacks. so they prefer course that of course my family would prefer me to stay home. but i'm going to be very busy all week so there won't be much time for the. most just time with this. i found myself a mission and it's one i have to complete their initial. day the only one of. the family used to it will be happy to see him but i know he won't have much time. because loans will be staying with their son and his family as they always do when they're in paris. first they catch up with their grandchildren school grades a bit like in the old days when they all lived in the same city. are you sure it's hard being so far away but we talk on the phone a lot to keep in touch. and. deciding to leave the country like the garden state is something a lot of french jews do these days france is home to the largest jewish population in europe and the 3rd largest in t

. >> her name is denita monique smith. >> okay. >> denita monique smith. denita! she ain't moving man. >> reporter: denita seemed to have perhaps lost her balance and fallen down the stairs. police and paramedics rushed to the complex. the college was quickly notified, as was denita's family. >> "miss smith, denita fell. she's unconscious, but they're trying to revive her." he said, "are you coming to durham?" and i'm still trying to wrap my head around, you fell, unconscious, revive. i said yes, i'm coming. >> reporter: sharon and her two other children lived in charlotte, almost a three-hour drive from durham. >> on my way there i did call jermeir. >> reporter: that was jermeir stroud, denita's fiance, a police officer who worked in greensboro, much closer to durham. >> and i said, "jermeir, i need you to get to durham now. denita has fell. she's unconscious. they're trying to revive her." so he said okay. because i knew from greensboro to durham he would be there before i would. >> could you tell whether he had any idea of this? >> he didn't let on like he was

together with marine biologist lisa current on her organization of fragments of hope monique is rebuilding the corals. were overdue and so there's no time to waste right now on the roads are basically like the forest in the seas so just like the trees in the forest provide a habitat and shelter for so many other animals the corals do the same on the reef . very meticulously after much research and careful selection they take a few fragments of some especially hard to quit rowing corals then they plant them in new places it's called micro fragmenting 1st the corals are caught into small pieces. and. these are the fragments of hope and time is of the essence. the divers plant the small pieces of living coral among the dead ones. several times a week they place the coral pieces in prepared cement as they need a secure foundation. this leaves a good i don't work but it's for the for the for the future and that's all that matters. no rain to 80 percent of the fragments survive these ones have been growing for 18 months life is returning and attracting more life with this as a school of sardines

everything gray here together with marine biologist lisa current entre organization of fragments of hope monique is rebuilding the corals. were overdue and so there's no time to waste right now on the roads are basically like the forest in the seas so just like the trees in the forest provide a habitat and shelter for so many other animals the corals do the same on the reef . very meticulously after much research and careful selection they take a few fragments of some especially hard to quit rowing corals then they plant them in new places it's called micro fragmenting 1st the corals are caught into small pieces. and. these are the fragments of hope and time is of the essence. the divers plant the small pieces of living coral among the dead ones. several times a week they place the coral pieces in prepared cement as they need a secure foundation. this is a good i don't work but it's for the for the pretty future and that's all that matters. around 80 percent of the fragments survive these ones have been growing for 18 months life is returning and attracting more life with us as a school of sardi

for the players this time they will be spending a whole week in paris well monique will be enjoying time with their grandchildren sunny as. always has no end of appointments you spent months planning a meeting for victims of anti semitic attacks. so you prefer course that of course more family would prefer me to stay home. but i'm going to be very busy all week so there won't be much time for. most astrologers. i found myself a mission 101 i have to complete. it all of the 17 via poor family used to it i'll be happy to see him but i know he won't have much time. because loans will be staying with a son and his family as they always do when they're in paris. first they catch up with their grandchildren school grades a bit like in the old days when they all lived in the same city. so you sure it's hard being so far away but we talk on the phone a lot to keep in touch here and. deciding to leave the country like the garden state is something a lot of french jews do these days france is home to the largest jewish population in europe and the 3rd largest in the world after israel and the us.

together with marine biologist lisa current on her organization of fragments of hope monique is rebuilding the corals. were overdue and so there's no time to waste right now on the roads are basically like the forests in the seas so just like the trees in the forest provide a habitat and shelter for so many other animals the corals do the same on the reef . very meticulously after much research and careful selection they take a few fragments of some especially hard to quit growing corals then they plant them in new places it's called micro fragmenting 1st the corals are caught into small pieces. and. these are the fragments of hope and time is of the essence. the divers plant the small pieces of living coral among the dead ones. several times a week they place the coral pieces in prepared cement as they need a secure foundation. this is a good i don't work but it's for the for the for the future and that's the other matters. around 80 percent of the fragments survive these ones have been growing for 18 months life is returning and attracting more life with us as a school of sardines for ex

together with marine biologist lisa current on her organization of fragments of hope monique is rebuilding the corals. were overdue and so there's no time to waste right now on the roads are basically like the forest in the seas so just like the trees in the forest provide a habitat and shelter for so many other animals the corals do the same on the reef . very meticulously after much research and careful selection they take a few fragments of some especially hard to quit rowing corals then they plant them in new places it's called micro fragmenting 1st the corals are close into small pieces. and. these are the fragments of hope and time is of the essence. the divers plant the small pieces of living coral among the dead ones. several times a week they place the coral pieces in prepared cement as they need a secure foundation. this gives a good i don't work but it's for the for the for the future and that's all that matters. around 80 percent of the fragments survive these ones have been growing for 18 months life is returning and attracting more life with us as a school of sardines for exa

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together with marine biologist lisa carne and the fragments of hope organization monique is rebuilding the corals . over. time. pros are basically like the forest and the seas so just like the trees in the forest provide a habitat for so many other animals the coral do the same on the reef. very meticulously after much research and careful selection they take a few fragments up some especially hardy quick growing corals. then they plant them in new places. around 80 percent of the fragments survive these ones have been growing for 18 months life is returning and attracting more life with it. the rich protectors work is financed by project money and donations they proudly show us the results of 8 years' work. the corals here have increased from 6 percent to over 50 percent all the hard work is worth it the reef has been able to recuperate. this is not solving the climate change crisis obvious to you is a little band-aid behind us some time for the coastal community people here i see it's all about political will i think we can do it if we have all if we have the people behind us hurrica

there's even an 18th century castle sitting atop a hill one of 8 museums located within the park complex monique up on checco is the park's administrator and is especially proud of the diversity of attractions the park has to offer the local community he didn't move there is that i thought this park has everything from archaeological ruins to contemporary art we have an entire section devoted to sports and another section focused on conservation and capturing valuable rainwater for the city's awkward for years. one of the parks many hidden gems is a quiet reading space nestled among the trees there we met them cavil's a caretaker here of more than 33 years he says the forest is rich in history but also has a unique effect on its visitors. is sort of the cool sometimes people arrive here emotionally charged but the energy in the forest removes all the negativity and stores it in the earth people always leave here more peace it's a place of positive energies. this summer the chap with the pick part was awarded the 2900 international large urban parks award a recognition that takes exception to a s

members of our community who are already in love with it once it does the video comment her name is monique home and she's a teacher of visually of the visually impaired and here is what she wanted you to hear of and i just finished reading your book and i found it thoroughly from beginning to end your wit your tenacity your love of learning family and certainly your humor show through all of your experiences i mean t.b.i. and i highly recommend your book for my students there and their parents as well as from my family and friends who often ask me a lot of questions about why this community and i'd love to point to your book as a resource for learning more and also just because for memoir you touched a little bit and very matter of fact kind of way on your multiple marginalise identities the one where you spoke about being a black death and live woman at a harvard law school event and i'm wondering if you touch a little bit more on that experience because it's not often talked about the violence community and how that nuance perspective it impacts the work you do today . so her question is

there's even an 18th century castle sitting atop a hill one of 8 museums located within the park complex monique up on checco is the park's administrator and is especially proud of the diversity of attractions the park has to offer the local community he didn't move there is that it was not this park has everything from archaeological ruins to contemporary art we have an entire section devoted to sports and another section focused on conservation and capturing valuable rainwater for the city's aqua fairs. one of the park's many hidden gems is a quiet reading space nestled among the trees there we met them cardinals a caretaker here of more than 33 years he says the forest is rich in history but also has a unique effect on its visitors. is sort of the movie sometimes people arrive here emotionally charged but the energy in the forest removes all the negativity and stores it in the earth people always leave here more peace it's a place of positive energies. this summer the chap with the pick park was awarded the 2900 international large urban parks award a recognition that takes exception to a spa