regina and i from mirkarimi's was will talk about a couple of our experiences and regina will give you the particulars about that. the city attorney office what we use them for is we had property owners and one property owner that owned a lot of buildings in our neighborhood and a lot of unsafe conscience unsafe as in drug dealers went on the property there was not a garage but an opening nothing to keep them out. violent people living in place. another property owner owned an illegal guest house on the website it says the best play to stay and walk out the door and use drugs and use them. what we did is talked to the city attorney's office but what we did as a community, this is important when you deal with properties like that. we actually went to the property owners and said, we have safety issues with your properties. these are the safety issues we have with your properties it's unsafe for our neighborhood. both situations unfortunately the property owners were like, too bad. they were not going to react. so what we did is contacted supervisor mirkarimi's office and contacted the c

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[applause] i want to thank regina and her staff who saw the opportunities of this program and saw what it could mean for local businesses, and should i go to the presentation? the commissioners -- i want the commissioners to know the krajina and her office were tireless in outreach -- at regina and her office were tireless in outreach efforts. thank you very much. >> we have said this in our certificate, but i want to thank you, because you have had that really special touch in being able to communicate a program to business people and for them to be able to get it, and that is a unique thing with the business community, and i want to thank you for that. >> thank you. >> before we go to the next item, i want to introduce our new commissioner. welcome, and would you please tell us about yourself. >> my name is steve adam. i have been a san francisco resident for 18 years now. i started a small bay called sterling dre and trost 13 years ago. we are the community -- sterling thank 13 years ago. we're the community a. -- bank. i am very passionate about small business issues in san francis

regina from the legislative aid of ross mirkarimi one of our supervisors. from the da's office. the president of our merchant's association of the lower haight. ron, a beat officer and antoine another beat officer. the city attorney was at our morning session this morning and had to leave. regina and i work with the city attorneys office and will talk about that today in the lower haight or modo is to build a safe and caring neighborhood and foster that. we believe to build a safe neighborhood you have to build a caring neighborhood. it goes hand and hand. one of the things that when we started our neighborhood group which was a couple of years ago. we got together, we did small neighborhood building events like community clean up. started a neighborhood google group and started to out reach to the community in the neighborhood that nay not participate in the events or have a computer. we went to the senior centers. we hand fly erred public housing in our neighborhood. also we went to our surrounding neighborhood organizations like hayes valley association that has been around f

regina talk about that. well, the mta they have a specific traffic calming form you need a certain amount of residents that you send in. and they will come out and do a traffic calming analysis to give recommendations as to may be doing bulb outs or what have you. caveat is it's not necessarily one the most expedient methods. going back to the supervisor's office so that -- you can help because there may be things we can talk to dpt or mta and say, can we move this up? can we get this expedited and assist in that way. you can have a traffic calming analysis done. >> question back here? >> the question is when are the bathrooms at northern station going to be repaired. i put in work orders and quite frankly i'm completing my first mother-in-law there. the fir month involved an audit of the station. it -- the station i last worked at the station in 90-91. the station is in quite a bit of disrepair. i'm not happy with the facility at all. i'm disappointed with the facili facility. and i'm not pleased. that's al

regina? >> i also wanted to add that may be some of the individuals are not here but in developing your neighborhood connection, those people should be in your neighborhood connection and that's what's built up in the neighborhood community. that's in terms of like from our office as an example with mo magic being developed was that hearing from the community that they would like to see the community based organizations a tighter network and setting goals and direction. if they hear there are kid here that need a program but they can't go here to have it how do we get that program over here? and even with our neighborhood organizations like with valley brown are involved in helping get the programs there. so and another in terms of how we all work together is it a starting to be apparent as the new funding cycle came down the team programming was not going to be refunded. basically the community came together and came to our office. the supervisor made sure they were funded in the add back pr

. >> reporter: 14 american tourists spent sunday marooned in luxor, traveling with regina fraser of pbs' "grannies on safari" seen here in morocco. thursday night's tour was in cairo. fraser told me it was scary. >> there were hundreds of people running towards the bus and you could hear gunfire. you could hear people chanting and screaming. >> reporter: the state department issued a warning recommending that u.s. citizens avoid travel to egypt. and advising those already there to consider leaving as soon as they can safely do so. fraser's group wants out, but repeated calls to the u.s. embassy in cairo, she says, were fruitless. >> i got someone today, and he said just a moment i'll transfer you, and it was to a recording that said, please go to our website. there hasn't been internet in egypt for about 3 1/2 days. >> reporter: some 75,000 americans live in egypt. another 270,000 or so visit each year. tourism is egypt's top industry. it accounts for one in eight jobs in a country racked by high unemployment. pictures like these are bound to hurt, as is this observation from an america

. >> regina? >> very good. regives philbin announced his retirement on regis and kelly.e says he will step down this summer, the 79-year-old who also hosted "who wants to,,,,,,, will wong wants to know: have >>> well the deep ocean is one of the least-explored areas on earth. will wong wanted to know, have humans explored the deepest parts of our oceans? that's tonight's good question. january 23rd, 1960, two men, don walsh and squawk picard go inside an submersible and go to the deepest part of the ocean. the maryanne as trench. >> it's two human, have been the challenger deep in the min data now stretch, they did it 50 years ago and it's never been done since. >> john mccost kerr, california academy of sciences who himself has descended 9,000 feet under the ocean's surface says it is hard for most people to fathom. >> it's deeper than mount everest is tall. it's all most 7 miles deep. >> it took more than 5 hours to get to the bottom. >> it's so dark, you can close your eyes, push your eyes like this, and the little bit of light you see is more than all the light there

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we discussed a couple of times -- regina and i met and spoke. i did not have a whole lot today. i had a number of significant bullet points -- mostly to introduce myself and see where we can go from here. president riley: thank you. commissioner kasselman: when is the barbary coast conservancy cocktail week? >> san francisco cocktail week. it is around the third week of september. we have not set a date this year. this past year, we did it the 21st or 22nd. it started around may 13, which the museum of the american cocktail in new orleans promoted in 2006. may 13 was world cocktail buffet, the 200th anniversary of the first publication of the word cocteau. the reached out to jeff, duncan, and myself, and people in san francisco and around the country to try to throw events to celebrate that. we said why just do one event on monday -- let's create an entire week ending date republic in seminars, cocktail parties -- we said why just do one event on one day. let's create an entire week including seminars, cocktail parties, and all kinds of things. as other cities started developing

got from regina all the way up well just about up to her breast and hold her organ down completely out of a cavity. and then he stopped and not over and commenced to peel every bit of skin off her body and left her there as a sign for something or other and i went and listened to three days of testimony and absolutely came away from an emotionally drained and floored by i never grasped even up to that point how powerful was the genocidal plans and strategy of the us towards the vietnamese people on every level. you know whether was agent orange and the dow chemical and we can figure it in the napalm because the napalm wasn't sticking to that the enemy skin enough. i mean that was you know all of this just added to the overwhelming sense of the criminality. this was armed forces day and in many cities across the country there were the usual parades displays and bands like the recent surge of protest over the war in indochina cast a shadow over today's activities this was even some military bases where the presence of anti-war demonstrators led to the cancellation opana observances one t

. >> reporter: 14 american tourists spent sunday marooned in luxor traveling with regina frasier on pbs's grahnees on safari seen in morocco. thursday night the tour was in cairo. frasier told me it was scary. >> there were just hundreds of people running towards our bus. and you could hear gunfire, you could hear people chanting and screaming. >> reporter: the state department issued a warning today recommending that u.s. citizens avoid travel to egypt. and advising those already there to consider leaving as soon as they can safely do so. frasier's group wants out but repeated calls to the u.s. embassy in cairo, she says, were fruitless. >> i got someone today and he said just a moment i will transfer you. and it was to a recording that said, please go to our web site. there hasn't been internet in egypt for about three and a half days. >> reporter: some 75,000 americans live in egypt. another 200-- 270,000 or so visit each year. tourism is egypt's top industry. it accounts for one in 8 jobs in a cry racked by high unemployment. pictures like these are bound to hurt as is this observatio

current uprising in egypt it's not the first time washington has been suspected of involvement in regina change many believe the so-called colored revolutions that took place and former soviet countries have been initiated and sponsored by the united states and as our. reports they're not the only parallels with the current on rest in north africa. georgio two thousand and three. and ukraine two thousand and four. killed just on two thousand and five. and egypt twenty eleven i think these are all completely different revolts well think again and not only because they're raised fist was one of their symbols if you look more closely you look at the so-called people who are leading this are being coached in the they're being coached by u.s. intelligence services the same way the orange revolution was in ukraine or the roles revolution with saakashvili and in georgia a string of revolutions some bloodless some adults wrote the post soviet space at the beginning of the twenty first century there were a number of common factor is an uprising against the regime rooted in a popular dissatisfacti

lisa white heatly and regina tyson are carlina's aunts. good morning to all of you., how she's coping with her new family? >> well, i think she's coping good with the family, but she's having i think a little difficult time just adjusting to it. >> and has she embraced you all as family? >> yes. >> you're not strangers to her. >> no. >> what was the first interaction? >> well, i had spoken to her if like a good two weeks. so when i did meet up with her and i walked in, she looked at me, i leaked at her, and she was like auntie. >> so immediately the connection was made more than just a friend that she's accepted you all as family. >> yes. >> has she talked much about anne pettway, the woman who is accused of taking her? >> no. >> and now she's a fugitive? >> yes, i follow it and i'd like to go find her myself. >> and let me it turn to you, regina. your brother is now estranged, but tell me his first reaction in finding out that his daughter was alive. >> my father never gave up hope whatsoever. my brother always talked about carlina. and until today, it's still like

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here to tell us what's on sale beginning right now is aol consumer advicer regina lewis. happy new year you to. >> thank you. you, too >> winter coats, good deals. >> seems a no-brainer but especially true this year, coming off the warmest october in 20 years. they made up for some sales in december but there's still a lot out there we see 50% off in most parts of the country, still have three months of cold weather. i do not know about your house but somebody will luls the other glove at any moment now. it's good to scoop those up. >> we always heard about january white sales, linen sales. why january? >> dates back to 1878, john wannamaker invented it put all the linens on sale, of course they were all white. macy sent these over and we spoke with sears, talking about 70% off. >> wow, goodness. >> it is a legitimate fe no na. >> 70% off. >> 70% off. >> talk about electronics, digital cameras it is interesting january would be the for sales on those. >> i tell you what. the consumer electronics show is january 6th to # 1th in las vegas, i'm headed out there when they unv

carlina white's aunts lisa white heatley and regina tyson join us. good morning. >> good morning. >> what an experience. what a stoimplt lisa, you are carlina's mother's sister. you were at the reunion at the airport? >> yes. >> what was that experience? what do you want to say about that? >> it was a beautiful experience. just to see your niece after so many years. when i seen her face, she looked just like herself. you know, i seen the big eyes and said, oh, my god. i just grabbed her. i was so happy. i was so happy to see her. then my sister seen her and started to cry, so carlina said, mommy, don't cry. my sister couldn't hold back the tears. carlina said, you're going to make me cry, mommy. so i cried. my little niece said, hi, auntie! like she knew me already. >> this is carlina's daughter? >> yes. i just hugged and kissed her. we had met in the car rental place because she was getting a rental car. she had left the airport and went to get the car. >> that's right. regina, you are carlina's father's sister. you got to see carlina yesterday. >>

regina lewis, always appreciate it. glasses. >> you should. >> appreciate it. >> coming up, the dna phase in the amanda knox appeal gets under way this morning in italy. and in our next hour we're going to be speaking exclusively with her stepfather, live from perugia. you know that old floor that's been lying around? let's tear it up. and take it on. let's get a lot of style... for a lot less. get everything we need -- and everything we need to know then get to work making more rooms work for us. with guaranteed low prices on every square foot, the home depot is lowering the cost of a fresh new look. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. we've made a special buy on porcelain tile. get this tile now for just 98 cents per square foot. but when i was diagnosed with prostate cancer... i needed a coach. our doctor was great, but with so many tough decisions i felt lost. unitedhealthcare offered us a specially trained rn who helped us weigh and understand all our options. for me cancer was as scary as

carlina's father carl tyson is with us exclusively along with his sister regina.ood morning. >> good morning. >> i'm trying to see the smile on your face. what have the last several days been like for you, carl? >> oh, they have been hard. >> hard? joyous in some ways? >> joyous, yes. >> hard in what way? >> right about me -- excuse me for a minute. i'm happy that my daughter came back to me. another problem i'm having is it's hard for her to cope with us right now because she hasn't been with us for 23 years. i know she wants to reunite with us and everything. on the other hand, she had this other family a that she's been with. >> she can't just walk away from 23 years of her life to say, okay, this is my real life over here. it's got to be a difficult adjustment. >> it is. it really is. >> you must have thought -- i mean, i know you thought about your daughter every day. >> every day. >> since she went missing 23 years ago. when you stop to think about everything you missed that was taken from you, you know, the birthdays, birthday parties, friends, all of that,

quiero empezar coigo, regina, cuÁl es la manera más efectiva de hablar con estros hijos jÓvenes de lasos estados, nueva york, california, tienen estatutos o leyes similares que la edad varÍa un poco pero es esa edad. >> es importante que las personas se asesoren de cuÁl es la edad especÍfica p estado. >> pero tienen los padres algÚn derecho de dar permiso o un consentimiento a un hijo menor de edad ra que sostengan relaciones. >> el muchacho tiene el derecho a consentir. los padres no tienen ningÚn derecho a involucrarse. si es menor de 16 aÑos la ley presume que menos de 14 aÑos no tiene derecho a consentir ningÚn tipo de relaciÓn. >> quÉ consecuencia puede traer para los padreel hecho de que se deubra que el hijo menor de edad estÁ manteniendo relacionesexuales. >> puede ser presentado con cargos de abusar un menor o prestando suficiente atenciÓn a ese menor y la gran mayorÍa de estos casos no se habla solamente de un cargo sexual vrstiene que ser abusivo y tiene que existir mÁs cosas ra que el eado interfiera. >> es interesante escuchar esto porque tambiÉn esto involucra a los padre