monique, what are some of the factors that really place a youth at risk? well i think factors that place the youth at risk for using substances include underlying mental health issues. i think that environmental factors play an important role if they're in a community that is highly supportive of use. maybe at home there's using going on. i think that those are some really big contributing factors. and greg, why should we be concerned in america with all of these issues with youth? well i think the biggest thing is people don't generally realize all the different areas that are impacted by young people using drugs and alcohol, you know. if you look at, you know, in my life, you know, you talk about the hospitalizations, the criminal stuff, all the different areas in my life that were impacted as a result of my alcohol and drug use. so it wasn't just that i was putting myself at risk but i was putting other people at risk and i was causing, you know, impacts in different areas of society. for our audience, give them an idea of how you ran into trouble with

monique, how do i get into if i'm in need of a recovery school? how do i approach the various schools? are they available to everyone all over the united states or is it only in certain pockets? unfortunately, there are recovery high schools in only eight states and collegiate recovery communities in nine states. so i think that speaks right there to how underserved adolescents and young adults are in the area of addiction. however, we are in eight states and we are in nine states and how do you access a recovery high school or collegiate program? well, first you could go to our web site and you can see where the different high schools and colleges are located and it would be as simple as contacting them directly and asking what their enrollment criteria that's going to vary between high schools and college programs. and even individual high schools may have different enrollment criteria. but basically we're looking for students and families that are committed to their education and their recovery, are committed to abstinence from drugs and alcoho

final thoughts, monique. well, i think that there's a lot of hope out there for adolescents and young adults that are struggling with addiction and i also think there's a lot of hope in providing prevention and intervention for those students at an earlier age to prevent or delay the onset of use and ultimately we're going to have healthier students and adults. greg, your thoughts. i think just, you know, we need to move away from

monique..ambios que vienen la encuentra en la pagina de internet www.cuidadodesalud.gov --- gracias a pilar,---- y mire ... ahora vamos con ariel rodriguez para que nos diga ... como estara el tiempo maÑana comienzo del fin de semana !!!! =el pronostico de ariel en noticiero telemundo 48, a las seis y a las once, cubriendo toda la bahia= el tiempo estara mas calido comenzando manana con maximas en el rango de los 80 grados a traves de toda la region...para el fin de semana en el interior subiremos al rango de los 90 y en la costa al rango medio de los 80 grados... ==== ---vamos a la ultima pausa y ya tenemos a jessica carrillo con lo ultimo de la farandula la vida de gael garcia--- ---despues de los rumores de su separacion el actor gael garcia y dolores fonsi esperan su segundo bebe....---- y un bombero fue arrestado por declararle su amor a la reina del pop...----jessica carrillo nos explica de que lo acusan, y nos habla del regreso de paty cantu.... =jessica carrillo: hola buenas noches... u

next on the program we have monique moyer, executive director of the port of san francisco. port properties are such a jewel-like development, many opportunities. monique and her team have found opportunities to finance projects, including a new cruise ship terminal. i am just going to let her speak because of our limited time. please welcome monique moyer. >> good morning, thank you for sticking around for chris and i who are batting cleanup today. i think all the electives are gone, so we can tell you the unvarnished truth. i have limited job security when that happens, so i try to contain myself. i want to first pause and share my condolences and sympathy for the passing of bill coblin. it is great that we are here talking about what will happen in the next decade. i truly believe the next decade will be incredible for the southeast sector of the waterfront. i cannot but help think of bill and all of his contributions. my condolences to his friends and family. i also want to bank supervisor david chu who was here earlier. he had to leave because of the board of supervisor

monique..informacion sobre estos y los futuros cambios que vienen la encuentra en la pagina de internet www.cuidadodesalud.gov salud.gov ---dos semanas se cumplen hoy desde el dia de la explosion en san bruno y oficialmente, ya comenzo la limpieza del lugar.--- trabajadores estuvieron hoy removiendo escombros de 3 de las 35 casas destruidas.---- ademas, tiraron agua, para prevenir que los materiales peligrosos o quimicos se esparcieran en el aire.---la limpieza duraÁ aproximadamente 4 semanas. ----a proposito, la comision de servicios publicos de california voto hoy mismo y unanimemente ... a favor de crear un panel independiente para investigar la mortal explosion.---la investigacion tambien se enfocara en la gerencia de pg and e ... y si existe la posibilidad de que este desastre pudo haberse prevenido.---a la compaÑia, se le ordeno que pagara por la investigacion y se le exhorto a no cobrarle a los clientes por esos costos. ---mientras tanto en san jose, funcionarios de la ciudad y represent

. >> desde hoy la reforma de salud ha cambiado la vida de monique. >> si quiere saber cÓmo lo afectarattan. tambiÉn, donarÁ millones de dÓlares al modelo escolar de newark. ultiorah@tima hul horaultimaamaa h@mbiÉma horle dirulti porquora tima hmultanultima horaultima ha tima hul horaultimaah@ultioraula tima hmultanultima horaultima ha tima hul horaultimaah@ultioraula ultioratima hde dólul. horaultimaaultima horaultima hl >> la cadena de alquiler bloockbuster pidiÓ protección por la quiebra, dio ese paso despuÉs de aÑos de lidiar con la competencia de servicios por internet y por correo tradicional, entre acerca de 25.000 personas se declarÓ que sus casi 3000 tiendas en el paÍs se mantendrÁn abiertas. el fundador de la pÁgina facebook, aijo que donarÁ $ tima hul hora ma horultisistemoraultima horauh el alcalde de la ciudad, y el gobernador republicano, se mostraron agradecidos. horaultil en utah dice que encontraron la forma para que los alumnos no llegan tarde a clase,ultima horaultima clases. esto hizo que todos los alumnos lleguen a tiempo a clase. tienen ideas varios directores del

chairman, members of the committee, monique smuda from the controller's office. the agreement is under the medicaid program and so long as the city and county provides the services, and consistent with the substance abuse, mental health, and so on the funds should be coming in. the issue may be one of cash flow. and again pending the approval of the budget, the cash may be interrupted. however within the controller's office and our cash flow work, we ensure that departments have sufficient moneys to be able to pay their employees, their contractors, and so on in the interim. but we have not heard that this particular program was subject to any reductions at this point. commissioner avalos: ok. great. thank you. we can open this up for public comment. any member of the 3ub lick like to comment on item number one? seeing none, we'll close public comment. and motion to accept. taken without objection. full forward with recommendation. wait, we have -- with the budget analysis recommendation. ok. mr. young, if you could please call item number two. >> item number two

final thoughts, monique. well, i think that there's a lot of hope out there for adolescents and young adults that are struggling with addiction and i also think there's a lot of hope in providing prevention and intervention for those students at an earlier age to prevent or delay the onset of use and ultimately we're going to have healthier students and adults. greg, your thoughts. i think just, you know, we need to move away from sort of this punitive, you know, don't talk about it, kind of hide it from everybody, you know, because it's happening, it exists and until we accept it as a society and communities that alcohol and drugs is an issue, you know, we're not going to address it and we're not going to be able to solve, you know, it as a, as it really is, a public health crisis. and that recovery is in fact possible through adequate treatment and family supports. thank you for being here. we've had a great show. i want to remind our audience that september is national alcohol and drug addiction recovery m

i especially want to thank monique, byron, and my colleagues in planning and development for a wonderful experience. and i hope to come back for just a short period to close escrow on this moratorium if i can, because it has been a project dear to my heart for the last six years. i am very excited to see that get under way. while i will hopefully be traveling a lot and playing lot of chamber music, i will be coming down to the waterfront. i just love this place and want to see all of its products and development. change will be inevitable along here. i will keep you all in my heart. thank you for your support and friendship. i will miss you all. thank you. [applause] vice president shakofsky: on behalf of at least one commissioner, and i think i can speak for all of us, we would second everything your colleagues, friends, and supervisors have said about you. i possibly can claim the privilege of having a new longer than anyone in this room. jennifer and i were college classmates. we connected down here at the port. i think that relationship really epitomizes the experience we have all ha

. >> reporter: ochoa and her daughter monique are exstatic on today's decision. >> it's a big deal to me because not only do i have asthma but i have high blood pressure as well. so it's just a scary thought what was going to happen. >> reporter: under the new health care provision passed by congress and signed into law by president obama earlier this year. people up to age 26 can stay on their parents plan. and insurance companies can no longer drop people from coverage when they become sick. dr.howard dannel has been treating patients for 48 years. most of his patients have medical. he says these new provisions will cut costs and make people healthier in the long run. >> i've seen people lose their health insurance for various reasons. and i understand that the new program is going to make that a little more difficult. >> reporter: a news conference this morning in east oakland brought together health providers and the community. they're strategizing on how to let the community know. and another potentially darker cloud looms. >> we see that private insurers are saying if we're requ

. >> for monique, her choice was a no-brainer. >> i chose my person because she's aivil war icon. >>ifth grader's mother worked with dr. heidt so she saw her awesome. >> it was awesome. she would stop just to say hello to me. >> reporter: jania had double inspiration. >> when i grow up, i want to be a basketball player. >> reporter: it wasn't really a game of dressup, before putting on the glasses or grabbing a trump trumpet, the students studied the peopl they admire d. >> i learned that she played the piano, skipped second grade and is 5'11" i liked it when i put on t dress, the coat. >> reporter: dressing like a person you'd like to be one day would have been fun enough. bu there was another part to the project. >> it was fun because i like to hit the button on camera. >> reporter: they were apparently just as comfortable behind the camera as they were in front of it. >> basically all we helpedhem do was to frame the photo. we talked about composition, we talked about point of view. you'd be surprised how much they already knew. >> lindy runs the photography club. >> in a primaril

our next speaker is monique morrissey, an economist with the economic policy institute. she used to work at the afl-cio office on investment and are areas of interest at epi include retirement security, labor markets, federal reserve, and executive compensation. she will talk about the real drivers of the fact that the social security system, although solvent, really flush for the next three decades is not flush for the next 75 years and best practice would require that it would be solvent for this next 75 years. she will talk about the fact that the primary driver of this so-called shortfall is not life expectancy. [applause] >> thank you. for organizing this. can somebody give me a wave -- i know we might be short on time. when i get a couple of minutes left, just so i don't overrun. i will try not to repeat -- some of my presentation overlaps. i will try not to repeat what heidi said and what terry mentioned. i want to mention that if you want to get the full pace -- i did not prepare a power point. if you need something to take back with you, get it from the table ou

monique. [applause] >> thank you. banks now and things to the leadership council for organizing this. i know these things are hard to set up. first of all, can somebody give me a little bit of a wave because i know we might be short on time, so when i have a couple minutes left. i am going to try not to repeat a lot of my presentation which overlaps with others. i will try not to repeat what was said and focus on exactly what was mentioned. before i start, i want to mention that if you want to get the full peace, i did not prepare a powerpoint, but there is a graph with my remarks outside if you have not picked it up already. so you can get it from the table outsider come see me. before i start with what i was planning to say, i want to mention that usually my past history is not that relevant to my current work. i used to work with pension funds for unions. in this case, it was. one of the things that i did it the afl-cio, i worked there during the last fight over social security, the privatization fight, and one of

>> reporter: it was a woman names monique who mailed in a claim for the $1,000.gators have confronted the lottery clerk, nick garcia, when we arrived. chris hanson with nbc. >> are you serious? >> reporter: garcia appears taken aback. >> i love your show. >> reporter: thank you very much. >> i'm a fan. >> reporter: garcia admits he stole the ticket but says he has never done this before. let me show you one thing that i think you're going to want to see. >> i already confessed to everything. there's nothing you can show me. i know. >> reporter: so she comes in -- >> no, i know. i've seen this already. >> reporter: did you know it was a winner? >> no, i didn't. >> reporter: but, remember, it wasn't nick who tried to cash the ticket. it was that woman named mo'nique. who is mo'nique? >> that's my girlfriend. i don't want to talk about this. >> reporter: later garcia pleads no contest to three felonies, attempted grand theft, receiving stolen property, and perjury. he's sentenced to 45 days in jail, three years' probation and fines. in consideration for garcia plead

su madre podrÁ tener a monique hasta que cumpla 26. >> una gran satisfacciÓn y agradecimiento de que otras personas en situaciones similares. >> los jÓvenes pueden permanecer en el seguro de sus padres hasta los 26 aÑos. el cuidado preventivo es gratuito, no se puede negar atenciÓn a niÑos por condiciones preexistentes. varios de los cambios de la reforma de salud entran en efecto automÁticamente sin que uno haga nada. pero otros, como pelar las decisiones de las compaÑÍas de seguro, requieren acciÓn, por eso es bueno ser informado. >> la mayorÍa todavía se opone a la reforma sin saber aÚn que contiene. este hombre la ve como una bendiciÓn estÁ tratando de educar a sus feligreses. >> estoy tratando que cerrÓ sus derechos para que los puedan usar, y en base a eso habrÁ un camino mÁs favorable para que esa reforma sea victoriosa. >> mÁs cambios se agregarán con el tiempo. subsidios para quienes no pueden pagar se - llegarÁ en 2014. >> desde hoy la reforma de salud ha cambiado la vida de monique. >> si quiere saber cÓmo lo afectara a usted y su familia puede encontrar mÁs informaciÓn en

. >> la suerte de monique se iba a terminar a fin de aÑo, como universitario su madre la podrÍa incluir iba a ser muy difÍcil conseguir otro. >> voy al mÉdico cada tres meses, sin eso no sÉ cÓmo iba a hacer. >> una de las reformas, resuelve el problema.ultima hoÁ hasta que cumpla 26.a >> una gran satisfacciÓn y agradecimiento de que la administraciÓn hizo este cambio, y que nos va a beneficiar a nosotros y otras personas en situaciones similares. >> los jÓvenes pueden permanecer en el seguro de sus padres hasta los 26 aÑos. el cuidado preventivo es gratuito, no se puede negar atenciÓn a niÑos por condiciones preexistentes. varios de los cambios de la reforma de salud entran en ma horto autultÁticamente sin q uno haga nada. pero otros, como pelar las decisiones de las compaÑÍas de seguro, requieren acciÓn, por eso es bueno ser informado. >> la mayorÍa todavía se opone a la reforma sin oraultima horÚ ultimacontieaultima horaultima a edma hor a sus feligreses.ulti >> estoy tratando que cerrÓ sus derechos para que los puedan usar,ama horama horh@ y en base a eso habrÁ un camino mÁs favorabl