mr. hernandez? are you buying it? >> william yuri says be soft on the people, hard on the problem. we can. >> bill: are you buying mrs. maldonado is a drug smuggler. >> people spend the night with their family members. it sounds like they are being soft with her. >> bill: sound like they are being soft with her 8 days in prison with no bail. that's not soft. all right, mr. hernandez. >> that's what we have been pushing them to do bill. >> bill: we wanted to give mexico a fair play and you did. factor moves along this evening. graduation time but you won't find many conservatives giving addresses to the students. laura ingraham will tell us why. jesse watters on how much the folks know about obama care. >> do you support obama care? >> yeah. i do yes. >> you do? >> yeah. >> what is obama care? >> no idea. [ laughter ] >> bill: we hope you stay tuned to those reports. >> bill: are we crazy. gallup poll. moral values in this country getting worse. 20% say they are getting better. overall, 44% of americans rate the state of moral values is poor in the u.s.a. so, what's behind that? join

mr. hernandez, can i ask the question i asked mr. early who can't talk about it, but could you just go into a little more detail explaining what the cronyism and the ne advertise many is and gaming the system? i'm just trying to understand that. >>> like how they hire the individuals. the way they hire the individuals i'm very unhappy. you see the [speaker not understood] we have outside. we're here for a reason. they can be bigger than that. the reason we did that, because the way to be hired are gardens. [speaker not understood] go through the hoops to fix all these problems to go forward with the apprenticeship and get the best of the best that the city and county of san francisco and residents. the way they've been picking up the guys, [speaker not understood] they're not even apprentices. that's pre-apprentices. and we're working for those apprentices on dpw, with the mayor. we hire the pre-apprentices for the pre-apprentices, we are together to, to select and pick and choose those individuals that want to be the good for the ci

mr. city attorney. sounds like we can either continue the item, but sounds like ms. hernandez will still be in play, or we can deny the recommendation and then ask for more -- for other suggestions for -- for other suggestions for residents that live in san francisco to fill seat 4. >> i think if you are not satisfied with this, with this candidate, the best course would probably just be to continue it. >> okay, thank you. >> and then you can consider her application in the future if no other residents -- >> okay. i will support supervisor breed's motion to continue seat number 4. >> okay. i'd like to say to elva, i'm going to be supporting this motion and i'm supporting -- and it has nothing to do with your qualifications as a person and so forth. but i understand the logic behind why we're doing this. for people that live in san francisco to have this opportunity to serve. and, again, i don't want you to walk away thinking that it's a personal rejection. this is just a matter of how we pride ourselves in saying that we believe people in san francisco can do this work, okay.

hernandez has the story. >> reporter: what's better than being prom king? >> mr. charlie gainy!ueen as your prom date. how did 18-year-old charlie gainy pull it off? when he isn't winning special olympics swim meets he works at his charm. >> charlie is a fun-loving prankster, a ham, he loves to dance. >> i have gotten to know him a little bit. he is really sweet. really charming. >> reporter: but when it came to prom, this wisconsin high school junior with down syndrome wasn't sure what to do. >> charlie wants to go with his entire class. couldn't really just nail it down to one person. >> reporter: luckily a mutual friend played matchmaker. >> i work in the financial aid office just part time. one of the ladies who works there with me know s charlie's family. she heard he got nominated to prom court. kind of thought i could go with him. >> reporter: charlie reacted like a typical teen. >> kind of tough to control charlie's excitement the last week. >> i can't stop thinking about her. my heart is pounding. >> reporter: it didn't show on a night normally filled with jitters. >> c