fine's attorneys.ning. >> you just sent me a copy of the lawsuit laurie fine is filing against espn. lawrence, i want to ask you, why is the lawsuit against espn? >> well, espn published worldwide defamatory statements about laurie fine and they have essentially ruined her life and destroyed her reputation in a syracuse community that she loved and served for so many years. for that reason, we are seeking to hold espn accountable for their reprehensible actions. >> you know, we played that taped phone conversation that espn aired. laurie fine did say this in a taped phone conversation. she said -- i'm going to quote here. he, bernie fine, needs male companionship i can't give him. if allegations against espn are true, how do you explain that, kevin? >> that statement is taken entirely out of context. he -- she's talking about, bobby davis, of course, not her husband. frankly, when when you look at the audio tape that has been released, the selective portions of it released out of context where 48 minut

on the whole, i think it is fine. i appreciate member pilpel's attempts to respond to the issues we had. ms. tidwell: no. mr. mcdonnell: ok. it will remain in the individual section. ok. at the break on this section, mrs. mondejar will edit and give to ms. tidwell. the addition will be at tit -- added to lessons learned and recommendations. ms. tidwell: clarification. where do we want -- we want to include this at the end of the current submissions so we have lessons learned from the task force as part 6 and 7 as individual recommendations? ok. >> i was motioning to her that i have this in a separate document. i can do cutting and pasting for suggestions as to how we can blend the two. mr. mcdonnell: ok. very good. was there anything else that you needed for -- the district considerations? ms. tidwell: just a district 7. mr. mcdonnell: ok. all right. that takes us to section 5. and the -- yes? >> can i propose some introductory language for the very beginning, to make clear what the findings are? i would propose somet

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the google had violated any laws they did say that they obstructed the inquiry and made them pay a fine of twenty five thousand dollars however that was two weeks ago but google is now fighting back for not fighting the fine but the f.t.c. has claimed that they didn't cooperate and as part of that effort google released a heavily unredacted version of the f.t.c. is report excluding names of employees and that's why the story gets interesting in that report it turns out that several employees and at least one senior manager did in fact know about the data gathering which is the opposite of what google has been claiming so this means that three government agencies that obama just that do you see and the f.c.c. have all now decided that google did no evil maybe all the hobnobbing here in washington is helping the tech giant out so joining me to discuss is declan mccullagh chief political correspondent for c.n.n. dot com thanks so much for joining us tonight and i guess first starters you know what's your take just on the f.c.c. this decision here in terms of a twenty five thousand dollars

we appealed the $30,000 fine and after the appeal they reimposed a $30,000 fine. it's only amount of time that city comes shuts the doors and puts all the employees on the street. >> john: and the city says, when they are asked about this, realistic imitation guns are illegal and dangerous. a 15-year-old in texas was killed while holding one of these. >> my understanding is he refused several lawful orders to drop the gun. in this case the toy gun is clearly a toy. i don't believe under any circumstance where a police officer would view this as a fake toy gun. i believe we substantially complied with the law other than the gun is not an acceptable color of pink oriole. >> john: i think that is why you lost. the colors include white, bright orange, bright green. >> i have represented 99 cent owners for many years now. my clients have been accused of selling cigarettes to minors and alcohol to minors which are serious offenses and the fine for selling cigarettes and alcohol pale in comparison to the $30,000. >> john: do you they think they don't care about businesse

going forward based on this fine and other fines we have seen across the industry i think the pharmaceutical industry will be more on target with marketing and target the marketing towards approved indications. >> ab so the shares were able to move up a fraction. the company put aside $1.5 billion last year anticipating the fine. the fine equal to the revenue of the drug to abbott for one year before losing their patent. >>> vertex pharmaceuticals shot up 55% after positive data on a cystic fibrosis drug. it was suggested vertex could have a move. in the years ago. >> tom: - the company reported profits but down from a year ago despite strong sales of the mass affect video game. the stock ha been trending lower since november. down about 7% in afterhours action. take a look at our market. we have actively traited ets all frac agency lehigher lead by flx up by more than half of a percent. that is tonight's market focus. >> tom: a political uncertainty in europe, job growth here, slow in china. this fuels bonds. lindsey bell is with us tonight. the yield on the ten year bond dropped today. doe

>> we are fine. [inaudible] yes, we fully understand what has been stated. >> for the fire department, we conducted a payroll audit. the title was undefined pay practices increase department expenditures. the one-your response on april 3. the overall risk of open and contested recommendations as a religious audit, they were high. tw at -- as it relates to the audit, they were high. of the recommendations, we had eight open, three contested, and 20 closed. many of the recommendations required action from other departments, department of human resources, ppsd. the status of each recommendation reflects whether the fire department has reported performing its role in implementing the recommendations that require actions by multiple departments. we will continue to follow up with those other departments as needed. this audit was presented to the committee in october of last year. since then, an additional 14 recommendations have been closed as they relate to the fire department's role in implementing the

the cafe was fine the way it was. if jess wants to invent a system let him invent the system that will get me out of this hospital ! jamal, what are you doing ? this table shakes. i'm trying to make it steady. that's a good idea only the coffee machine isn't working right. that's probably more important to fix. can you do something to fix the table temporarily ? that should hold it awhile. what do you think ? looks good to me. only i've got one question. what was on that slip of paper ? oh, it was a note to myself to fix the table. [ mr. brashov ] oh, no, no more medicine. please, mr. brashov, a little cooperation. see you in a little while. see you soon, mr. jenkins. sorry. i am just tired of eating food that tastes like pills and pills that taste like food. excuse me. jamal ! thank you for coming. it is good to see you, mr. brashov. - what have you got there ? - a little something from rosa. nurse, meet jamal, one of my most important employees... at crossroads cafe. how do you do ? nice to meet you. is that food fo

the agency has not fined the utility yet. but if and when they do, they want the money to go toward rebilling the old pipelines. pg&e expects to pay anywhere from $2 million to $25 million. under california law, the money from those fines usually go into the state's general fund. but assemblyman hill filed a bill that would require the money from pg&e fines to repave the gas like systems in northern california. >> to me it's aren't the rate systems, the people within is the -- the people within the service area -- we're ones who have been the victims. >> we support the concept. we see this as an opportunity to improve pipeline safety. >> all of the fines. >> reporter: now, assemblyman hill says if pg&e is able to use the fine money to improve the pipeline system right away, the utility wouldn't have to take out as much money alone and the cost of those loans wouldn't be passed onto consumers. representative told me any penalty peg has to pay for the pipeline disaster should be used to make sure a disaster like that doesn't ha

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we appealed the $30,000 fine and after the appeal they reimposed a $30,000 fine.t's only amount of time that city comes shuts the doors and puts all the employees on the street. >> john: and the city says, when they are asked about this, realistic imitation guns are illegal and dangerous. a 15-year-old in texas was killed while holding one of these. >> my understanding is he refused several lawful orders to drop the gun. in this case the toy gun is clearly a toy. i don't believe under any circumstance where a police officer would view this as a fake toy gun. i believe we substantially complied with the law other than the gun is not an acceptable color of pink oriole. >> john: i think that is why you lost. the colors include white, bright orange, bright green. >> i have represented 99 cent owners for many years now. my clients have been accused of selling cigarettes to minors and alcohol to minors which are serious offenses and the fine for selling cigarettes and alcohol pale in comparison to the $30,000. >> john: do you they think they don't care about businesses.

that's fine. >> yeah. >> five is fine and then when you're ready, there are edits to six, so that, again, it is parallel in construction and consistent. >> and are you going to want seven too? >> yes. >> ok, let me do that. >> thank you. >> ok, sorry, i'm ready. >> it's ok. so that was four -- you finished with four? >> sorry, no, i was doing more -- >> let me suggest this in the interests of time. you keep working on four. if you would take your six down to her that would be fantastic. as she's doing four and then moving to six, if you would refer to the individual member submissions. let's quickly visit that and determine a, whether there's con tension around any individuals. the document is the one-pager, which is the individual submissions of member leigh, member mondejar and member pilpel. everybody with me? >> yes. >> ok, so member leigh's submission is there consensus around that, that it can therefore be added to the body? representative of the whole. and let me just say, if there are any questions, it's not an effort to convince you, it's simply stated in this section. so we don

freeway traffic still good 580 fine, 880 fine past hegenberger towards the airport live shot of the oaklandstbound 80 traffic light to the bay bridge toll where there are no delays. i want to show you live shot of the golden gate bridge. traffic looks good, you see some of these low clouds. no problems at this point to for marin into san francisco. with the waze traffic maps we are going to show you slowing on highway 17. there's roadwork in both directions until 6:00. they should be clearing shortly. this is when we see the heaviest traffic, eight minutes ago a traffic spotter reported a standstill. i've been watching some of these commuters drive through once you get past the summit people are moving along at 25 miles an hour, a little better. after 6:00 it gets much better. you will find slowing westbound 580 through the altamont pass. it was heavy on westbound 205, still heavy traffic approaching 11th street on westbound 205. you can always find out what the speeds are for your route by going to abc7news.com/waze to download our free traffic app. >>> 5:54. >>> major retailer cutting pri

some opponents say the fines are already too high. the vote was 24-9. the bill now moves on to the state assembly. >>> bay area bowling alley is asking for help to find a new location. its facebook page is asking people if they know of an available building. there are reports one property under consideration is at a vacant market. >>> another san bernardino homecoming -- san bruno home coming tonight. that story still ahead. >> another cool day today. next couple days it will warm up. i will show you which cities warm up the most. the words are going this way-there's no way. oh, the lights came on. isn't technology supposed to make life easier? at chase we're pioneering innovations that make banking simple. deposit a check with a photo. pay someone with an email. and bank seamlessly with our award-winning mobile app. take a step forward... and chase what matters. >>> the city of san bruno is planning a ceremony in an hour from now to welcome people back to the neighborhood that was devastated by the pipeline explosion in 2010. the blast and fire killed

and that wound up at 148 -- $146,000 in fines. this is part of that total fines of $261,000 that they did pay us. this year, the reports came in on time. they have hired an auditor. today, everything is going along well with this company. it was not a good start. >> i have one quick summary to give you a big picture. all the 16 open items, 15 have already been implemented. that includes invoicing fox rent-a-car for the amount of money. this audit report, the finding was to collect $532,000. as of today, and since we have already taken action, we have already collected $262,000. all the recommended $532,000. the airport has already implemented what has been recommended by the team. to close the presentation, i would like to say thank you to tonia and her team. they did a great job. we enjoyed the recommendations because that is a great help in terms of the airports improvements. thank you to the team and the gao committee. supervisor farrell: colleagues, any questions? thank you very much. tonia? let me just ask again, same questio

slapped with steep fines. how much will skechers play for claiming its shoes can help you lose weight? >>> a new lawsuit surrounding fired syracuse coach bernie fine. why his wife is suing a major television network. >>> i'm mike schuh. the feds say they have busted a major pill mill in towson. up to 8 million narcotics pills in a year. how they got tipped off when we return. >>> unusually warm weather. will these temperatures stick around? don't miss the updated first warning forecast with bob. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is sunny, 82 degrees in central maryland right now. the complete first warning forecast is coming up. >>> federal agents raid a baltimore clinic. the dea says addicts and drug dealers came from all over the country to visit the so-called pill mill in lutherville. the feds have shut down a multimillion-dollar operation. >> reporter: ablies say this-- agents say this morning, they filled a parking lot. this sign greeted them. federal agents and county police raided the clinic. took evidence an

the federal trade commission announced the hefty fine today.ccording to the fcc, the shoe maker made unfounded claims that its $100 shapeup shoes would help people lose weight and tone muscles without going to the gym. this settlement also involves the company's resistance runner, toner and toneup shoes. >> the settlement money will be used to provide refund toss those -- refunds to those who bought the toning sneakers. >>> millions more americans could be deemed as addicts. that's because they are revising its definition. new guidelines while also reducing the number of symptoms required for a diagnosis. some say it will artificially inflate the number of people categorized as addicts. >>> charges are filed against two men who police say tried to steal copper pipe from a state hospital that is closed. 29-year-old matthew blizzard and 43-year-old dennis dyer, each face a long list of charges. blizzard was arrested yesterday afternoon, after police were called for suspicious activity, at spring grove hospital. dyer escaped last night, after hidi

could be i have been aboard this plane i flew here on board there were two flights the first one was fine it lasted thirty minutes then we came back the plane was checked over and it was fine the second flight should have also lasted for thirty minutes but it's now been gone for almost four hours i could have been ordered to get going i stayed back because i wanted to film it from the ground this was a demonstration flight for an indonesian aircraft company that wanted to point to such plane we've already been on this plane in kazakhstan pakistan. the next stops would have been laos and vietnam. just a bit earlier in the program on r.t. we spoke to aviation security expert chris yates he believes that disappearance of the plane could be linked to the hostile nature of the region's terrain. i think we

no, really, it's fine. i don't know why on earth he... no problem, really.hat, don't they. and to be honest, both me and carol thought it was a bit unlikely, you being an sas-trained bodyguard. right. ( cheering ) an absolute plonker! you're pathetic! don't blame the goalkeeper. it's not his fault. come on. a tree in goal would be better than you, and they can't even move. stop shouting at me. i'm getting really upset. come on, martin! please don't cry. oh, i'm sorry, is the goal keeper your son? i'm really sorry. no, please, don't worry. ben tends to be quite aggressive. don't worry. don't worry. it's not a problem. i hope you don't mind my saying-- i hope it's not inappropriate, but, um, i just think you're so brave. come on, it's time to pack away now, because alexa's mummy is due and it's time for your bath. it's too early. no, tonight, really, we're going to have bath and bed by 7:00, because it's early nights all round tonight. have you tried ringing mummy? yes, i have, but it keeps going to voicemail. she probably left her mobile somewhere. she's alwa

that fine has meant australia has never had an election since 1925 with a turnout below 90%. the average is 95, about 2 or 3% vote for none of the above. it's not just that people turn out. not just that you bring a lot of people not interested in politics. what australian politicians will say they don't cater to the bases. they know their side will be there, the other side's base will be there, they focus on the middle. they don't focus on issues like gays, guns. they look at economy, jobs, bigger things like education. they don't use inflammatory language in their election campaigns that would turn off those voters in the middle. this is a tough sell, the mandatory thing. we don't like mandatory things. so our alternative is a mega lottery. do mega millions where your ticket is your vote stub. given we have people waiting in line for two nights to get a ticket to the last mega millions lottery, that alone might get our turnout up enough that we could have that broad base and change the dialogue. >> you also turned your opinion to campaign finance reform. >> we do, indeed. t

>> yeah, everybody is fine. >> talk about breaking news. howard dean did call back an't 20 minutes later and actually finished up the interview. talk about commitment. four major wildfires still burning out of control in arizona. and officials are bleeding with residents, get out of your homes, get out of them now, don't stop to pick things up, move it. the fires scorched 17,000 acres. and firefighters say one of the fires could still hit crown king, an historic mining town. the larchest fire has tripled in size. a family in mississippi calling for the public's help to find a fake police officer who killed their loved one in that state. tom shend ler was one of two people found dead on a state highway last weekend. investigators say they're not sure if his death is linked to a body found a few days later. but they do believe they were murdered by someone faking as a police officer asking them to pull over. >> we know the details are not going to be pretty. this is a violent end to a kind man's life. >> it's hard to imagine your phatner that

on the northbound side of i-95 this is fine. no issues to report through springfield.ight now heading up to 395. let's go back over to our map. this time the construction i told but is on the southbound side of the beltway right before kenilworth avenue and only one lane was getting through that. we'll take a live look again outside at the beltway. no issues to report. 270 southbound at shady grove road. in my next report an update on those closures at 4:49. >>> a new era in space travel blasted off in florida. an unmanned privately owned rocket is headed on a practice run to the international space station. >> the u.s. company spacex is the first company to launch a spacecraft with supplies to the international space station. >> reporter: this is america's newest venture into space, a low-cost rocket designed and build not -- built not by nasa but by spacex, a private corporation. >> we're using a commercial model. >> this program represent as new way of doing business for nasa. >> reporter: spacex is attempting to become the first private space vessel to reach the en

you want to stay in there, that's fine, that's good! just stay in there, o.k.! all right, that's all right. you just... you just stay in your... your little bathroom! fine, just stay... get... ( sandy crying ) ( door slams ) ( crying ) oh, my god. no, it'll just set jack off. just wait right here. i'm coming. i can handle it, kevin. no, i'm coming with you and that's final. sandy, it's me. rebecca. is he here? he's gone. what happened? all the broken plates... you told him, didn't you? yup. are you all right? he hit me... but i locked myself in the bathroom. sandy, what a nightmare. let's get out of here, huh? all right, kevin, take the box. there, i packed my stuff. let's go. hurry, all right? now, uncle brendan proposed that both of them should go with him to the farm. see, our proposal is for you to come to illinois and stay with us for a while. kevin didn't say no to this proposal. he didn't say yes. well, if i decide to try it, can we keep the apartment in case the farm isn't for me and i want to come back? sandy calls rebecca. oh, sandy... i'm a wreck. i h

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everything fine on i-97 at route 100. in my next report at 5:39, a look at 270. >>> along with rolling thunder, he has become a part of the memorial day traditions here in washington. >> before he co-hosts sunday's memorial day concert, actor gary sinise made a stop in southern virginia. ♪ >> not just acting, he's really good. sinise took the stage with his band last night in martinsville. the band is named after the wounded vietnam veterans he portrayed in the movie "forest gump." the many raised from this concert stop will help one virginia marine. >> i'm honored and proud, especially with the community coming around, coming together like this and stuff and helping out as much as they can. >> marine corporal j.b.kearns was hit by an ied while serving in afghanistan. he lost his right arm and both legs. he spent most of 2011 in the hospital. now with the help of sinise and others, they're raising the money needed to build a custom home to accommodate his needs as a multiple amputee. >>> another annual memorial day tradit

an hour san mateo bridge 101 and 237 fine. dumbarton bridge scheduled until 5:00 closure scheduled until 5:00 tomorrow morning. in the south bay injury crash brokaw on-ramp to north 880 still fine on south bay freeways. in san francisco first street closed between mission and howard, heading towards the lower deck of the bay bridge scheduled to reopen by tomorrow at 5:00. traffic light this holiday morning, no problems heading into san francisco, delay-free at the bay bridge toll, parking meters still in force. live shot of the oakland maze, light traffic there as well. >>> 6:19. >>> still ahead, superheroes are forgotten at the weekend box office. maybe victims of -- [ unintelligible ] >>> plus, accusations against justin bieber. the photographer claiming the pop star roughed him up over the weekend. ns >>> we are following breaking news fremont. firefighters are on the scene of a house fire on the 37000 block of dondero way near the nimitz off thornton avenue, frances saying thornton is not affected now in fire broke out 5:3

mighty fine sunset over charm city and dundock clear night. look at some of the lights of the marine terminal and how about annapolis at the naval academy? a chop into the chesapeake but a nice clear finish to the day. we will be bright and sunny. remember the sunglasses for your early morning drive. it'll be a bright bright day especially if you drive east. are you looking at very bright conditions. take a look at radar picture. its clear. temperature wise, some spots well down in to the 40s already. 47 oakland. the 30s tonight. a freeze concern for garret over night. most of central maryland, already getting down in to the 40s and wake up in the low to mid40s tomorrow. which a crisp and breezy start, winds set to pick up tomorrow. breezy tonight. that makes the wind chill factor feel like 47 in baltimore. the regional picture, you can see basically this is one quiet set up. have not seen this for days and haven't seen it -- this forecast for several weeks, we are going to get high pressure settling in on schedule for friday, saturday into su

senate, we may have to fine tune. we may not. -- sunday, we may have to fine tune. >> thank you. sweeping changes in the nation's rachel make up. >> the report says that racial and minorities make up half the children in the u.s. this is the first time that happens. 50.4% of u.s. births compared to 37% in 1990. >> one of the most commonly prescribed antibiotics could be deadly. the new england journal of medicine reports the z pack increase the likelihood of sudden death with adults with heart disease. researchers studied the records of thousands of patience over a 14-year. period. the study suggests doctors should prescribe something else. one of the set -- >> a study shows coffee drinkers live longer. it does not matter if you drink regular or decaf. experts cannot tell what it is that is so beneficial but they said that coffee drinkers are less likely to die from heart disease. respiratory disease. stroke. diabetes. injuries. in fact inspirit >> i have not heard complaints about that story. -- i have not heard complaints about that story. “drive for charity” is tonight. the go

fine. if you don't want to talk to me you can talk to mom. wait.every day they've been messing with me. - who ? - these guys. they say if i don't do what they tell me, they're going to keep beating me up even worse. - what are you talking about ? - a couple of weeks ago, they wanted money. then they wanted me to take something from the principal's office. and then it was breaking into the restaurant. - why ? - they said it was part of joining. - what are you doing hanging around with a gang ? - i didn't want to. but they said if i didn't join they're going to keep beating me up. - why didn't you tell me ? - i wanted to take care of it myself. oh, you took care of it, all right. the cops have been all over the cafe since this thing happened. - you're going to tell anyone ? - i don't know. - so, what are you going to do ? - what do you think ? there's 20 of them and 1 of me. you may find this hard to believe, but i haven't decided what to talk about today. i might tell you about my childhood... or show you my collection of rare coins. you might say t

is not a fine for the wife i see nothing more for the data collection the fine is because google stalled during the investigation and wouldn't give them documents wouldn't you know provide engineers to the investigators and the f.c.c. basically said we don't have the authority to go after google for the actual wife i think devotees i think that's problematic if. the f.c.c. doesn't have the authority then someone needs to be given we're going to have to say it is now that authority then who does because the f.c.c. has done investigation the f.t.c. that investigation the department of justice did an investigation and they all came to the same conclusion so i mean somebody out there's got to be able to actually hold google accountable well so i work for the f.c.c. for a year there enforcement power is very limited it's and it's based on the suction and unfairness and so google didn't lie on its website about the wife i collection because it wasn't telling anyone that was doing the wife i collection and because google didn't use any of the data there's no risk of identity theft so the f.t.c.

and they would rather pay the fines.nd that means you the employee will be pushed into the government-run one-size-fits all socialized health care program. for the companies, it will save $422 billion over the first ten years. that is huge. for you the employee, it is enormously troublesome. so let's talk. we have cnbc contributor former vermont governor howard dean. he is the author of howard dean's prescription for homeowner. and we bring back dr. nan hayworth, republican congressman from new york, west chester, actually. nan hayworth, this is something we have all known. the firms would rather pay the fines because the rising costs of mandated health is going to be so great. but what it means, as i understand it, is you, the employee is going to be pushed off into the great unknown. is that true? is that the fact? >> yes. absolutely. starting in 2014, clearly, these were fortune 100 companies that were surveyed. 71 companies responded. 30% of them are planning on dropping their health care coverage and simply paying t

provide them opportunities for fine muscle play. in their growth. hendrick: creating a physical environment that encourages exploration and physical development is important for children of all ages. let's do what we can to allow our infants plenty of free space for rolling, scooting... and eventually crawling. because babies love to look at moving objects and try to reach for them, think about hanging lots of mobiles, streamers, and scarves in their space... but out of harm's way, of course. [rattling] infants especially like to experiment with objects, so be sure there are plenty of rattles and easy-to-pick-up small toys for them to reach for and grab. but let's also not forget a baby's natural tendency to check things out by putting them in their mouths. do you have any toys you want washed? yeah, the ones that are on the floor. hendrick: rather than trying to stop babies from mouthing objects, it's more realistic to make it a policy to disinfect our infant equipment at least on a daily basis. let's face it... whenever there are

powder, fine dust. fine dust, all right, all right. all right, let's take that fine dust and i smash that down into, begin with c, r, y, s, t, a... crystals. and i take those crystals and i smash those down into... molecules, or begin with "a" and guess what we're gonna be talking about today? atoms, all right. now, i take those atoms and i smash those down. can i break the atom down to perhaps finer still. the answer, begin with a "y", end with a "p". - what is the answer? - yup. yup can do, okay. but i'll tell you what, when you get down to the atom, you're down to the elemental building block omatter. turns out the atom can be divided too. but if you take matter, like a hunk of gold, and break it down... you're finally down to one gold atom. take a bar of aluminum. break it dow you'll come to one atom that is aluminum, okay. it turns out atoms are the constituents of all matter. take these atoms, gang them together and they form, begin with an m. molecules, okay, but atoms are what we're gonna talk about today. atoms are big or atom

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>> she's fine. she's a lovely woman and she's just fine. i don't know what to say about her. a kid kwb you do stuff the kid wants to do. about four years ago harry and i started skiing. i've never skied before in my life. and he enjoys it and i enjoy it. we talk regina into skiing. i can remember we're sitting at the table one time and i said, so harry did you hear? mom is going to start skiing. he said that'll be great. i'm so excited. then regina says i'm a little worried about this harry says what are you worried about? regina says is it slippery? harry and i laugh sod hard. oh, the snow on the mountain? no. it's the new non-slippery snow. you'll be just fine. so that was good. so now it's something we all get to do in the wintertime. >> that's great. every time you say regina, you must think of regis. >> it's very odd that the two people who are the most important to me in my life, you and my wife, have the same name. >> isn't that nice to hear? we are very grateful for that. >> meaning the king in latin. >> latin. rex is king and regis is of the king. >> right. >> that's