as monique says, time is hard, money is hard to come by, especially jobs like this one. it helps the community and i would like to say thank you. [applause] >> thank you. >> [inaudible] >> hello. my name is catherine. i am very proud to come here again, to thank you all and the commissioners, to tell you that we are employing, with your help, 146 young people. [applause] i also wanted to tell you that 70 of them live in this neighborhood. the others live in the fillmore district. every day that they come to work, many of them -- our youngest is 12 and will be 13 tomorrow. many of them are the only breadwinners in their family. jackie did not mention the fact that she is the person who is bringing home the chance for her family, making sure that her brothers and sisters will be ok while unemployed. after 32 years in the sheriff's department, what i know is that jobs keep people out of jail. [applause] i also know that my parents, every day they got up and went to work. what did you do when there is no parent? where do you learn that from? what i believe we are doing with

as monique says, time is hard, money is hard to come by, especially jobs like this one. it helps the community and i would like to say thank you. [applause] >> thank you. >> thank you. >> [inaudible

and there are so many violations to the rights of women, this is not just about monique although you very much love and care for monique,--care for monica, a lot of young people love and care for her we are trying to raise funds but also consciousness about what is happening in oakland. >> we have a lot of fog around the bay area more cool weekend temperatures not too hot. temperatures in the '60s and '70s today. 77 degrees for antioch, concord and livermore mid-70s another day in the '60s for san francisco. the cool weather because of this weather system right here, you do not typically see this at this time of year. we have a rainstorm that is moving into the north coast of california. it will bring some rain showers possibly to the north of santa rosa along with continued mild temperatures. there is a warm-up and store i will let you know about that later on. >> thousands of people packed the seven fiscal civic center to watch the fifa world cup final. the u.s. national team lost in dramatic fashion to japan but that did not stop people from enjoying the match with fellow soccer f

with us today is jennifer, ed riskin, monique meyer, from the port, commissioners, and nazareth, the effects crowley, and leslie katz. i would also like to recognize the america's cup organizing committee, many of whom are here today. i see carried down there. i know she has been working all night. she made the back for you to take home. she assured me that she cooked the cupcakes herself this morning. finally, i would like to recognize and thank mayor ed in the. it is great when the mayor of a city welcomes you with open arms. his office is always open for us to go and citsee. i am happy to see that the america's cup is firmly in their grasp and will not leave. our planning for the america's cup world series. this journey started when i came to san francisco last september. the selection of the city's process. currently, while all of that was going, we knew we had to get ready for an america's cup world series. last september only, the design of the ac 45 was being designed. the factory in new zealand to assemble these boats was still being built. on behalf of the team that have put

last night on bet's "monique show" bootsy collins and i paid tribute when we debuted a new song, "james brown is still the man." i'm singing, i don't sing. and bootsy is doing the funk. here's a taste from last night. every time we use our art and our music to lift those of us that are down at the bottom, to look towards the top and dream for a better day, i know that's james brown. he's still the man. every time i see a kid -- black, white, asian, latino -- come from nothing and believe they can go somewhere and beat the odds, i know that's james brown. he's still the man. see, i can preach on beat. up next, steve colbert's big day and my eulogy for glenn beck's show is coming up. >>> moments ago, the federal election commission made their rules. ladies and gentlemen, i'm sorry to say, we won! i am a superpac! i don't know about you, but i do not accept limits on my free speech! i don't know about you, but i do not accept the status quo. but i do accept visa, mastercard, american express. >> that was stephen colbert earlier today, celebrating after the federal elections commission vote

. >> monique has the right idea. >> this may come off later today as well. >> this is family television>> okay. >> have fun out there and go make turns and lots of red, white and blue in places that -- hey, thank you, i got the snow shower this morning, a great day to be out here, alpine is open, squaw valley is open, sugar bowl is open for season pass holders and heavenly running the tubing hill, so you can ski, tube in the morning, go sit on the beach in the afternoon at one of my favorite places, the beckon and just kick back on the sand after a snow day can you believe it? >> no, we can't, an incredible life shot. >>> back in the news now a memphis police officer has died after responding to a domestic dispute call. investigators say a gunman killed timothy warren and a civilian. the police made an arrest but so far have not identified the suspect. >> it is 8:52. it is america's birthday, number 235. how the 4th of july may make some americans see red. >> plus this guy is tim lincecum's double, why he wants a million bucks from tim. we will tell you. >>> officer. >> transformers too

. >> john versus daniel, marcella and cassandra and monique against 14-year-old jake. >> yes. >> howrs. >> seven to ten years. that's very good. you know that from experience. >> no, no, thank god, no. >> what percentage o of your income should you not exceed when it comes to paying for your house? >> 10%. >> 40%. >> 35%. >> 20%. >> close, but no sigar. >> it's 30. >> what does gdp stand for. >> government deficiency -- >> gross domestic product. >> what is it? >> the amount of -- >> all the services in a country in a year. >> very good. >> last question. there was a super woman, i mean i just think the world of her. her name is mellody hobson and she talks about how many credit cards you should have in your wallet. what does she say the magic number is. >> you should have two. >> two. >> six. >> aaagh! >> i would say one. >> one. >> he buzzed first. one. hey. a crown, you go. >> the financial gold crown. gold is selling at all-time highs these days. you need a little more work to do. following the great advice of mellody hobson. do you know who mellody hobson is? no. >> is that real

it was a two-piece monique lhullier ensemble.ok back on it in 20 years they'll still be friends with those people. >> reporter: the couple danced the night away, barefoot, before a grand finale of fireworks. >> when you see the smiles on their face, you can't buy that love and happiness. you just can't buy it. >> and we're both smiling. you can see more tomorrow night on tlc. congratulations to nick and vanessa. >> you know, the fact they haven't played this whole thing out in front of tv cameras gives it a sense of legitimacy. you know, sort of real life, real love. >> i worked with vanessa. i was there, actually. we were working together when they met. and they sat there determined to do it. he said he will not do a reality show. >> oh, really? learned his lessss? doesn't want to do that again? >> i think that says a lot. >> that's great. good luck to them. we wish them nothing but the best. >>> at any rate we're here in the park. the rain is starting again. >> celebrating the '80s with debbie gibson. "i think we're alone now."

that all sounds good to former offenders like monique love who says boxes on application forms askingalify her. she says at one recent interview she never got the chance to tell her story of recovery and rehabilitation. >> didn't get a shot, not a shot. as soon as he saw that box was checked, he was, like, i'm sorry, we can't help you. >> reporter: others say there's nothing unfair about that at all, and at a recent public hearing property owners voiced their outrage. >> my mother is an immigrant, my mother-in-law is a jew, and i'm a gay man, and those are all protected categories, but you're going to put a felon in there as a protected cat guy? that's not right. >> reporter: many landlords worry while employers worry they'll end up wasting a lot of time and resources interviewing somebody for a job only to find out later that the person's not a good fit precisely because of their criminal past. martha, public hearings continue to formalize this legislation with legal action sure to follow if san francisco gives special protections to people who broke the law. back to you. martha: tha

that sounds pretty good to former offenders like monique love who says boxes on application forms askinglify her. she says at one recent interview she never got her chance to tell her story of recovery and rehabilitation. >> didn't get a shot, not a shot. as soon as he saw that box was checked, he was, like, i'm sorry, we can't help you. >> reporter: others say there is nothing unfair about that at all, and at a recent public hearing property owners voiced their outrage. >> my mother is an immigrant. my mothelaw is a jew, anded cate i to put a fe i there as a protect car that's not right. >> reporter: many landords worry the policy will open the door to lawsuits filed by unscrupulous convicts. while 'em hours worry they'll end up wasting time and resources interviewing someone for a job only to find out a person's not a good fit because of their criminal past. legal action is sure to follow if san francisco gives these special protections to people who broke the law. jon? jon: all right. it's going to be all kinds of developments yet to come on in this one, i think. claudia cowan, thank