jean realized that. >> that is when jean knew it was time to get out. life is too short. >> she wanted a new life. she was excited about making changes. >> the sisters say that jean told gordon in august 1999 she wanted a divorce. >> she told him, this is it. i can't do this anymore. >> she told her sisters he'd asked her to reconsider, to give it some more time. she reluctantly agreed but continued to plan for her future as a single mom. her sisters say it was as if the old jean they knew from girlhood had re-emerged, full of fun, enthusiasm and ready for the future. part of her plan was to find a new job more in keeping with her growing skills. >> she started her career as a secretary, and her immediate boss recognized her talents, and he sort of became her mentor. and she rose through the ranks. >> jean eventually was recruited by another company to be a human resources executive. >> she was very excited to be starting a new life. she was going to divorce her husband. she was going to move on. >> as summer turned to autumn, the trees flamed scarlet a

i think that this is true of jean paul gaultier's work. i know that have been friends for a very long time. it is my honor to introduce both suzy menkes, fashion editor of the international herald tribune, and mr. jean paul gaultier. [applause] >> the love seat. [laughter] i just want to know, can you hear me? please shout loudly if you cannot. [laughter] yes or no, you can hear? >> somebody said no. >> mic people, can i be heard? should i start? ok, good. so before i introduced one of the funniest, wittiest, most amusing and funkiest designers that i know, i would like to start with something a little bit more serious. you know, in fashion, the reason that people laughed seem obvious when you see the exhibition of all it's incredible glory and excitement. but at the same time, there were real reasons why designers laughed, and one of them, when it comes to jean paul gaultier, is probably what is talked about least. it is the technique, the skill, the handwork, the knowledge. sometimes it gets buried underneath the fantasies of the close.

jean shue is dusty's owner. >> dusty usually goes out at night when we go to bed. he'll come back in about 4:00 in the morning, and when he comes back and he has brought something, he'll meow. that's his way of letting us know he has brought something for us. >> dusty will steal just about anything he can fit in his mouth and then leave his loot in jean's yard. >> i've collected probably close to 550 some odd items. just estimating all the things i didn't actually keep, some of the things we threw away, we really think it's close to a little over 600 probably. >> jean's neighbors have had a hard time keeping their belongings away from dusty. >> he takes a lot of stuff. like shoes, crocs, balls, football balls. >> about two years ago, i had a bathing suit out back drying and left it out overnight, and it was gone the next morning. >> i didn't know that cats were >>> there is a burglar on the prowl in san mateo, california, preying on homes in the middle of the night. but it's not his mask or robbery style that makes this thief so unusual. it's who he is. meet dusty,

. >> for months, jean quan has been touting her 100 law crime-fighting initiatives. statistics show the premise for a plant is not accurate. >> as mayor i should have taken more time to analyze the data. i did not, i will take full responsibility for the error. >> the error is that the mayor has repeatedly said that 99 percent of the crime in oakland sixth place in the london box. if it turns out, that was false. >> the mayor is saying that those 100 box fall into the 10 most violent neighborhoods in the city has seen of this matter. >> we think we have the right strategy in the right plan. dr. the police jeep but absent from this conference. >>pam: one member of the city council walked out of the room and discuss during the press conference. difficult >> she is giving you guys political b.s.. if the >>j.r: city councilman larry reed is calling out mayor jean quan pick quarry, i support curfews, but mr. reed did not want to introduce it at the time during but his friday for foreigners in the per above plan. >> we you guys did not understand is this is all about polit

jean elle has the new details. she joins us live. >> reporter: jessica, the country club issued this apology tonight, saying she's welcome to come here and talk sport with the swim team. but after this controversy, her visits will have even more meaning. >> i just have to do my best. that's what i'm trying to do. i'm proud of where i am with it. >> reporter: kristen is a survivor of sexual abuse, a trauma she confronted, years after a p.e. teacher left deep scars. >> i had to get my life back. and i had to confront everything that happened to me. >> reporter: she went through the painful process of building a case against her abuser. the predator is behind bars. through it all, she pursued her passion, swimming. the ncaa just named her assistant coach of the year, for her work at u.c. berkeley. she was set to speak with the swim team where she grew up. but the talk about swimming was suddenly canceled. >> i want to do some things to reconnect with the community. and they're not letting me. and that's when i was say

i think it's a riot. >> billie jean king, a champ on and off the court. so many tennis legends have stepped away from today's game, billie jean king is still very much involved. i spoke with her about her favorite players on the circuit right now and who she is constantly texting. [ mechanical humming ] [ male announcer ] we began with the rx. ♪ then we turned the page, creating the rx hybrid. ♪ now we've turned the page again with the all-new rx f sport. ♪ this is the next chapter for the rx. this is the next chapter for lexus. this is the pursuit of perfection. >> billie jean king, i just love saying her name. she's left a significant mark on professional tennis and many current players see her as an inspiration and mentor. how does king size up today's player? more on my conversation with her and tennis today. >> i love where it is. i love where men's tennis is, women's tennis. we're a global sport and taking the message of empowerment to young boys and girls in the major championships we get the same prize money, the men and women together. it sends a

. >> that's only fair because matt and i wear mom jeans. >> i know. in pastels. >> matthew mcconaughey, channing tatum, those two guys, okay looking guys. they star in the new movie about male strippers. women coming out to see magic mike. >> i think they might. >> you should see matthew mcconaughey taking off the mom jeans. >> it's fantastic. >> let's go inside, matly at the news desk. >> good morning, everyone. sixteen months open enrollment for millions of uninsured americans following the landmark decision to uphold most of president obama's health care law. by 2014, it will be illegal for insurance companies to reject applicants with a history of medical issues or charge them more. all americans who can afford it must get health insurance by the time the law is enacted or face a penalty on their tax returns. the only portion of the law that was tossed out was a punishment for states that don't follow the new medicaid requirements. >> out west wildfires have turned deadly as police say they have found a body in one of the nearly 350 homes destroye

so then it was like to make jean paul gaultier for ermez. no, sorry, to make ermez through the eyes of jean paul gaultier. i love that. then there was a death. it was seven years after our collaboration. i think it was good to go in, because my life was not with ermez. it was for my own company. so we changed. we pushed. spanish rudes, perfume routes. sounds very good to my ears. i am a quite truthful person >. >> is there always going to be a controversial side of jean paul gaultier? there was a time when you were inspired by rabbis. i believe you're in new york, there were a bunch of rabbis he saw walking by the public library, you turned it into a collection. you must have known this was dramatic and would be alarming to people. >> i should say that in some way, i think i have a kind of innocence. like that is not that big part of me. when it is beautiful, i believe in it. i saw it was beautiful. i wanted to show it. for me, it was so strong, the impression. it was beautiful. and with a lot of meaning for me. it was meaning for people lik

here's congressman jean schmidt thinking it was struck down before the court. here it is. >> speak!truck down the mandate! >> have a nice weekend. you have something to celebrate. both you, ron, joan walsh, great to have you on the show. up next, this is kind of a hoot. and it's coming up here on "bardball," the place for politics. >>> back to "hardball" and the sideshow. really it was a historic moment yesterday when president obama made his address after finding out his health care bill had been upheld by the supreme court. some comics imagined if obama had really cut loose with his excitement. >> this is a big win for president obama. after the ruling, he addressed the nation from the east room of the white house where he explained this was a victory not for him, but for all of us. >> i know there will be a lot of discussion today about the politics of all this, about@m!= won and who lost. that's how these things tend to be here in washington. but that discussion completely misses the point. >> he didn't want to gloat, but if you watch his body language closely, you can see he wa

jean elle is live in san francisco with more on the special plans for a station memorial. jean?rter: jessica, firefighters who die in the line of duty here are honored with special plaques. but members of the business community in diamond heights decided to do more with the station who lost firefighters last year. giving them a special place to go. >> this is a memorial plaque dedicated to the firefighters. >> reporter: firefighters at station 26 in diamond heights are preparing for a difficult day. nearly one year after firefighters died, in a super-heated flashover on berkeley way, the station will dedicate a memorial garden in their honor. >> come out here. and look at the fountain. and just remember them. >> this is a memorial part here. >> reporter: dave and maxine knew vinny and tony well. for them, the station is filled with joyous memories and haunting reminders. >> we work at this firehouse. we come here. we're constantly reminded of what happened. so, no. it doesn't seem like long ago. >> i think it will always bring you back. >> reporter: captain anita says station 26

billie jean, what is left to do?battle of the sexes and you and bobby riggs and that was i guess 39, 40 years ago. >> it will be 40 years next year. we'll be celebrating that next year. that was one year after title nine was passed. >> it was galvanizing. you were the wimbledon champ and you took him on and he was trash talking all the way to defeat. >> total trash talking but i'm always a big believer letting the racket do the talking. i knew it was about social change because what i really want to do by beating bobby riggs was starting to match the hearts and minds of people to the legislation of title nine, and i hope that it was a good kickoff because you know, in 1973, we couldn't even get a credit card on our own without a guy signing for us or with us. so it was like oh, come on. it was amazing that all the things, we were making 59 cents on the dollar in 1973. we've come a long way. >> what were women making when you won wimbledon compared to the men? >> i don't remember what we were making. i know in 1971, i

jean quan is taking the blame fans at the same time pushing the blame away. she says yes, the 100 block crime plant cut was based on where she thought suicides and homicides are taking place. she said she received bad statistics and says yes, she should of checklist. >> of problem should have taken more time to analyze the data myself and read it myself. i did not. i will take full responsibility for the error. >> the mayor says the 100 blocks still falls into two of the most dangerous neighborhoods in the city and the city will continue to press forward with the crime initiative. city council president says the mayor is giving the citizens false hopes because the crime plan is not sustainable. more coming up tonight at 6:00 p.m.. >>pam: the giants are making history by sweden the dodgers. they're now tied for first place in the national league west. tim lincecum through seven innings. he earned his first win in two months. our sports director gary ravaged will have highlights coming up at 6:30 p.m.. >>pam: coming up, or acquisition. asks the fifth fifth the

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mom, are those my jeans?emale announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multigrain cheerios has whole grain and 110 delicious calories. looking good never tasted so good. ...more grains. less you! multigrain cheerios >>> we've been following breaking news in oakland all night. a standoff with police is still under way. a hostage situation. cheryl, what do you know now? >> the streets are still blocked off. leading to the location. where the hostage situation is taking place. this started after 8:00 this evening. alameda county sheriffs spotted a stolen car. tried to pull it over. three men inside. shots were fired. a short chase took place. a family of three inside. the suspect let the mother and child go. he is now holding the male hostage. this has been going on for about three hours now. exits along 880 are still closed. the freeway is open. hostage negotiations are still in communication with the suspects. it is unclear on how that is going right now. police s

for months mayor jean quan has been talking about the one hundred blocks initiative and says 90% of violent crime happens within one hundred block and that statistic is flat out wrong and today the mayor herself admitted to the mistake saying that data was flawed. >>> as mayor i should have taken more time to analyze the data and read it myself. i didn't. so i will take full responsibility for the error. >> mayor jean quan was in brazil when a top aid disclosed the mistake. today was the first time we seen the mayor admit to the flawed statistic. the mayor defends her strategy to focus on key neighborhoods where the highest incident of high crime. she has the right team for the job and critics include councilman larry read and walked out of the press conference visibly frustrated and says the mayor's crime plan does not work and believes that the mayor owes it to the people to say she is sorry. >> i believe she owes it to the city to have an apology. >> do you think that was enough. >> no, political bs to cover my rear-end. >> we have crews working the angles. we talked to another councilme

jean ellie is live with why so many people are holding their breath tonight. jean? >> reporter: experts say this court ruling will affect people who have health insurance and people who don't have it. some people are already benefiting from the affordable care act and they're hoping the court will let those stand. >> it was really great. i'm actually able to stay on my parents insurance. >> stephanie mchale is one with of millions of young americans who have health insurance because of the affordable care act. a law many call obama care. the law extended dependent eligibility coverage to age 26 giving this young teacher some financial breathing room. >> it saved me a lot of money simply on doctor's visits and health care. it saved me probably thousands of dollars. >> the future of her coverage and the affordable care act hang in the balance. the u.s. supreme court will issue a ruling on the challenge to the law thursday. the key question is can congress require americans to buy something. under the law, everyone will have to have health insurance or pay a penalty. t

billy jean king is joining us talking about how all those years of playing tennis just ruined her knees. no matter what your age, you're not immune to knee pain. tips from a pro. sharon gibala has traffic control, first warner weather and more coming up next

i thought jean would say -- you know, she doesn't live in washington. we didn't keep our home in washington. she didn't necessarily want to get involved in everything. she was teaching school at the time. and i would think -- i had thought that she'd say, well, you know, just for our life, we can't really -- can't do this. and so i called. it was the first day of christmas vacation, and i was anticipating -- you know, she was home. it's was the first day home. it was a saturday morning. and i called her up and said, what are you doing? and i thought she -- well, i'm baking cookies or fixing the tree or doing something like that. and she said, well, i'm watching tv. and i said, well, you know what's going on here. and she said yes, i know. i said, well, what do you think? they want me to be speaker. said, well, you have to do what you think's right. and so i thought about it and contemplated and prayed a little bit and decided to do it. c-span: i wrote down two things that jean is quoted as saying why your book, or you say about her. you say she didn't l

. >> can you rock this with jeans and dress or are you limited to girlie look. >> nice with jeans, niceapose it with something rock and roll. >> eva longoria with her bag and jeans on. eyewear, what's hot this summer. >> the end of the big round glasses and going for the cat eye. it's a '50s look on the runways from prada to louis vuitton, it's a perfect face-lift. it lifts the eye. >> perfect little face-lift. >> for a skinny face. >> any shaped face. there's nicole ritchie. >> take it to the edge, never go with something too small because it will have the opposite effect. >> move onto the color schemes. have you lipstick. >> now it's about a nude face and super pop of lip, which i see you have here. >> bright is right. >> bright is absolutely right, go to a map color as opposed to a shine. >> not a shine. why? >> it's more relevant to the season. >> we've seen rihanna and blake lively. they keep it simple. >> everything is simple. eyes simple, all about the loudmouth. >> keep everything else simple, pop the lips. >> now we move on to close with my favorite thing in the world. what's i