regina! >> trajo una amiga. ahora sÍ se va a armar. >> ella es regina. [risas] >> regina? tu hija? fin de semana? >> no, tÚ me dijiste que me necesitabas todo el fin de semana. >> es que no tengo con quiÉn dejarla y voy a salir con alex, mi exnovio. >> el idiota greÑudo de la moto por el que me dejaste? >> sÍ, ese. aquÍ trae un cambio de ropa, los juguetes. >> papÁ. >> no, no. quÉ hÚbole? quÉ pasÓ? >> ay, no te preocupes. a todos los hombres les dice asÍ. es que no se acuerda de su papÁ. muchas gracias. y bye. >> no, no. oye... ♪ >> no quieres... un cafÉ? [risas] ♪ ♪ >> no, no, no. este florero va aquÍ. [risas] >> vamos a jugar. [risas] >> toma una taza, papi. >> quÉ rico. quÉ rico. delicioso. rico, rico. >> no te lo tomaste! (llanto) >> no, no vayas a llorar. ya, mira! [risas] estÁ delicioso! >> ibas a salir con la fabi? >> ese era el plan. pero esto se cruzÓ en el camino. (llanto) [risas] >> oye, luisito. no sÉ si soy yo, pero... quÉ no prefieres salir con la fabi? >> claro, güey. pero resulta que no quiere salir conmigo. no! querÍa que le cuidara a su hija! (llanto) [risas] >> t

and thank you, regina. todd rufo, office of economic workforce development. it's been five years since i've been with office of economic workforce development. those entire five years i worked for jennifer matz so i've worked with her closely and have to say that it's been an inspiring and incredibly rewarding experience being able to work for her those five years. i'm so thrilled about her new role leading the weighter front development which is so critical to this city. so, thank you for everything that jennifer and i learned from you and the opportunities that you gave to me. so, thank you for that. commissioners, you know, the city just last week we announced the city's unemployment rate, it was at 6.9%. that's down from 9.6% in january 2011. so, it's crossed that 7% threshold, which is more psychological than anything. we continue to lead the nation, the metro area, san francisco metro area, lead the nation in job growth and that's ahead of number 2, silicon valley number 3, sugar land texas, sugar land houston, texas. number 3 in the state of california

. >> ella es regina, mi hija. >> regina?biola. >> quÉ curioso ese mismo mes fue la fiesta que estaba la fabi... >> tÚ tambiÉn? tenemos que observarla bien. y sabremos si el papÁ erese tÚ. >> ya te enteraste que pedro y luis adoptaron una niÑa? >> entonces sÍ son. >> por mÍ, cuando quieran le hacelos la prueba de tnt. >> adn, tarado. [risas] ♪ >> el programa que revela cÓmo se diseÑan construyeron y producen los objetos extraordinarios del mundo, vea la ingenierÍa, la tecnología y las grandes ideas que hacen girar al mundo, aprenda cÓmo funcionan. >> ensamblado. ♪ procesado. ♪ ingenierÍa. ♪ tecnologÍa. ♪ manufactura. ♪ diseÑo. ♪ sabÍas quÉ... ♪ hoy veremos cÓmo restaurar una casa antigua y deteriorada y convertirla en moderna, luego los mitos del fÚtbol, ¿cuÁles perlas de sabidurÍa son verdaderas y cuÁles falsas? investigaremos el fenÓmeno de adelantarÍa trazar los relojes pero antes aprenderemos cÓmo pelar una papa. ♪ >> pelar una papa. ian, nos ayudarÁ a realizar el experimento ser prÁctico y ahorrar tiempo, Él sabe cÓmo ha

part 2 is performance plan and these are the goals that we have set for regina going forward this year. looking for other commissioner comments on these goals. >> is there any prioritization or are they all considered priority, as we have it right here? does that come into play? >> a lot of this is done through priority. >> okay. [speaker not understood] priority, okay. >> what is mf? >> mobile food facilities. >> of course, it is. >> it just seems to be a hot topic lately. >> excuse me, it should be mff, not mf. and, of course, commissioners, if you do want to set -- commissioner dooley, if you do want to set -- i did work to identify certain goals in relationship to what may be programs or streamlining project. but if you do want to set certain levels of priority to them, there's no reason that cannot be done. or they can all be of same level of priority. >> how we have it listed here is basically by calendar. >> okay. >> 9 should be additional revenue. >> commissioner o'brien. >> yeah. i would render a couple different opinions on this. the first would be i would love to see with ju

thank you, regina. for those of you looking to contact these organizations, you can find their contact information in the program you should have picked up when you sign in. for those of you who are prospective entrepreneurs, if we could limit the acronyms and talk more about what those acronyms mean. >> sounds good. thanks, mark, virginia, and leader pelosi for putting on this event, and for all that she has done -- thanks mark, regina , and later pelosi. we have been able to access resources through the sba and the cdfi fund which helps get money to small businesses in this time of need. opportunity fund is not a bank or a government agency. we are an independent nonprofit organization with a mission to provide capital to working people to help them earn, say, and invest in the future. we focus primarily on businesses that are not yet bankable. most of our clients are themselves low or moderate income people or working in low or moderate income neighborhoods. but not exclusively. we will look at any b

>> i am a size "d". >> regina? >> i am a "d" as well. >> o.k. that's what i said. not everyone's totally sure about their cup size, and that's what's great about the ahh bra. it is going to conform to your bust, to your shape, to your sizes, all ages, shapes and sizes. do you mind spinning and showing me the side of the bra? great, girls. as you can see, they've got total full coverage on the top, nothing's spilling out, on the side, and nothing's spilling from underneath. this is how a bra is supposed to fit you. this is why the ahh bra works on everyone. how about spinning to the back? we're talking smooth. no bra-bulge, no more falling straps, beautiful colors, and all of the girls-- all shapes, all sizes, all ages-- it's going to work for. all right, girls, show me now your pretty smiles. [laughs] what's great about the ahh bra is that you can also take the ahh bra challenge. it will work for you. pick up the phone right now and get your ahh bra. >> woman: tired of the discomfort of traditional bras? the constant pulling, tugging, pushing and adjusting? aren't

regina dickens, director of office of small business. that was combined workshop with supervisor carmen chu and s.f. bar association which we recorded and is being aired cyclically on sfgov. >> was there anybody from the building department? >> at that particular presentation, no. >> with regard to that, i mean not to -- why wouldn't we have representation there from the dbi, ma'am? >> that was probably an oversight in relationship to the coordination of the program with the sf bar association and not communicating all the different departments that may need to be there to represent and provide information. >> okay. just, you know, looking down the road here, we're all in this one together. we have a huge role to play and it's frustrating for us because we want to do all the right things. information is power, power is information to us. what is going on with the other departments so we're all on the same page with this, i don't know if any other commissioners want to weigh in on this, but it's very important. if we're to be successful a

regina in clover, south carolina, good morning. i want to let you know that janis is still on the line from harpers ferry. what did you think of last night's debate? caller: good morning. i really enjoyed the debate. i'm definitely an obama supporter. i have seen a lot of positive things he has done for america. i'm a caregiver. the front lines hen i walked into a housestha that there are disabled people out there that have programs they are benefiting from. i take this position seriously as a caregiver. i don't make a whole lot of money, but i do what i do because i care. i would like to be of service to my country. i serve every one of all races and from all financial backgrounds, from trailer park homes to mansions. the love of the people. and that's what i love about obama, because he loves the people and he wants what's right for the people. i do not see that in romney. i just don't. host: hang on just a second. janice in harpers ferry, what did you think of what regina had to say? caller: i hear the care in her voice. i'm in

thank you, regina. for those of you looking to >> hi, everybody. my name is carmen chu. why don't we get started. with a marking up with the department of small business -- we have been working with the department of small business. this project started when we heard from neighborhood merchants. unfortunately, they had access issues, visibility access issues. we have been working closely with many of our partners year today to educate about these -- many of our partners year today to educate about these issues. also in terms of board guidance. i want to thank all of you for coming. many of you may have assistance. i know many merchants could not be here. please do it share this information with other merchants in the area. we have virginia from the office of small business. we have roger from the bar association. no carla johnson from the office of disability. -- we have carla johnson from the office of disability. i want to especially it acknowledge my colleague to help us get the resources and brought legal expertise to the table. i do not want to take too much of your

regina presented the online business portal and the mayor was very, very supportive of this concept and wanting to work with oewd, osb and omoci. this is all part of a 17-point jobs plan and, you know, this is to make government more responsive and effective. and i mean, it seatxv like he wanted to spend the money and let's do it now which i was very, very pleased about. then we went around the room talking about other items. you know, the noticing and approval of park [speaker not understood] and bicycle corrals was discussed. both use parking spaces and it's different how each one is noticed. so, perhaps utilizing a 311 for notification or planning to adopt a dpw-type notification procedures. give small businesses in neighborhood districts more advance notices to businesses on infrastructure projects. and then there was also -- this came up, discuss, you know, shop local, give support for local business initiatives were discussed. and the mayor wants to lead a campaign targeting city employees to redirect 10% of their spending to local businesses. getting city departments to purchase

. >> does regina really have control over number 9? i mean, of course she is going to go to bat for us. i don't want to be grading her on things that she has control over, and there is not going to be an appropriation. it's going to be simply a matter of lobbying for funds. >> i'd hate to see a judgment on that one. >> commissioner riley. >> yeah, responding to commissioner o'brien's concern, we're looking at 10 being a lot, but we can lump them together. and like 3, 4, 5, 6 could be one under programs. >> right. >> and then you list each program. because four programs in the year is not that much. so, instead of listing every program separately, under the programs category, list of four programs. and item number 1, complete annual 2011-2013 annual report by end of fourth quarter 2012. any report, you know, they're due annually, right? so, are we doing, catching up for 2011-2012? >> that's a tight -- i'm sorry, that was a typo. so, complete the annual 2011-2012. >> um-hm. >> okay, because i was wondering how are you going to do a repor

. >> regina mccollum entered that plea yesterday. say mccollum and her son eric plotted to rob an armored truck at gunpoint in 2009 and they got $160,000 which mccollum took home in a duffle bag. she faces life in prison, on january 4. and her son pled guilty and will be sentenced on november 21. >>> the doors of a brand new walmart, they are swinging wide open in rand amstown today. >> a -- rand amstown today. >> a ribbon cutting at 7:30 this morning. the new location on liberty road is open 24/7, a fuel line of groceries and a bakery and a deli. >>> and a walmart is opened there, will is controversy over a new site that the company plans to build in bel air. walmart wants to move the constant frenship location to a site on plum tree road. this morning you get a chance to express your opinion on the move. the advisory committee is gathering at 9:00 to show plans to the public. the main concern for people there is traffic. today's meeting at the harford county council chambers. >>> if your child heading off to college any time soon?

. >> regina, office of small business. good afternoon. i just wanted to make a note that our office was asked to respond to a recommendation that the street artists program move over to the office of small business. while in discussion with the commission in our office, we don't think it's within our purview to make a direct recommendation in terms of that, that that is a decision-making matter for either the arts commission for or the board of supervisors or for the mayor. but to state we think that should that decision be made that our office would be appropriate place for the program to land. i do, one, because these are, as noted in the grand jury's report, these are individuals, who are sole proprietors, and i think just because we're not an arts organization does not necessarily mean that we could not manage a program that has an arts focus. in addition to that, with the small business assistance center, and that we do see individuals who do come to our office, who are interested in operating in the areas where the street artists pr

friends of the missing woman gathered at a hearing they were white t-shirts as a show of unity for regina ex-boyfriend 42 year-old clark charged with first-degree murder in her disappearance police say they found significant evidence in the house that they shared and it strongly indicates foul play she was last seen several saturdays ago. he said he recalled attacking a friend at another bar but doesn't remember much of the attack from that evening because he said he was very intoxicated the bartender is suing him into the city claiming that he and fellow cops try to cover up and down play the assault his attorney said that being in court is difficult. it's difficult for him to see her and i think it's difficult for him to see the video and although the video is constantly shown as anthony as an animal that committed this act he is a human being i think he made a huge mistake obviously he is no longer a police officer and was fired after being convicted of aggravated battery he also testified today that he can't remember the calls he made to friends or other officers the trial is expected

regina handling fee.oreign subsidies, subsidies for business. >> over $100 billion a year in handouts, corporate welfare. john: back to the poor. he says charity won't take care of us in most people believe that. >> i think it's wrong. all tell you why. a cascade of different ways. first is self-help. that is the most important thing. helping people help themselves. second is not charity. mutual late, people taking care of themselves. americans are big joiners of associations. over 30 percent of the adult population, lodges. this was before the welfare state. so one-third of the adults joined these mutual aid societies. john: and they helped each other >> help each other and all kinds of ways. they provided benefits, they provided hospitals. think about all the masonic hospitals. those are all built voluntarily with money that people voluntarily gave to help the members of their community to help the indigent or the people that have bad luck. primarily these were people helping each other. most of them ha

charges that the deputy looked up information on the father and forwarded it to the mother's attorney regina >> i don't know what would urge the deputy to look up personal information and disclose it. stupidity i guess. >> all of the law enforcement has access to this information. we all know you can't use that information for your own personal use. >> and if you do? >> you could be fired. >> reporter: the internal and criminal investigations continue, the lawsuit also names the pleasanton police department. claiming that canine officer tim martins also forwarded confidential information about an arrest to be used in the custody case. >> reporter: frank and julie, i was not able to speak to the pleasanton police department but was told they had no comment. >>> san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi is back on his job tonight. he had his first full day at the job today after his suspension. the sheriff was reinstated after pleaing guilty to one count of false imprisonment stemming from his domestic battery case. mirkarimi says he wants to move forward but is not surprised by talk of a recall. >

charges that the deputy looked up information on the father and forwarded it to the mother's attorney regina >> i don't know what would urge the deputy to look up personal information and disclose it. stupidity i guess. >> all of the law enforcement has access to this information. we all know you can't use that information for your own personal use. >> and if you do? >> you could be fired. >> reporter: the internal and criminal investigations continue, the lawsuit also names the pleasanton police department. claiming that canine officer tim martins also forwarded confidential information about an arrest to be used in the custody case. >> reporter: frank and julie, i was not able to speak to the pleasanton police department but was told they had no comment. >>> san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi is back on his job tonight. he had his first full day at the job today after his suspension. the sheriff was reinstated after pleaing guilty to one count of false imprisonment stemming from his domestic battery case. mirkarimi says he wants to move forward but is not surprised by talk of a recall. >

david wenner the ceo has got brands like vermont made, cream of wheat and regina salad dressing, ortega and las palmas, b & m baked beans. and polaner jams and b & g pickles. they bought also scotch guard, as well as mrs. dash and molly mcbutter and other shelf takers. these are all from unilever. those little brands didn't move the needle for a giant like unilever, but they do remarkable things for the bottom line of b & g. and these are all brands that i like. he bought new york style and old london from for $62.5 million in cash. the brands, they're essentials in the cramer house. got bagel crisp. pantini toast, as well as melba toast which is what i feel like right now. jj flats. i love these. i've got a ton in my closet. i'm like a salesman for this stuff, but i use it all. if you go to the supermarket, there's always a couple of rows of packaged -- you know, the kind of packaged goods. and with this acquisition b & g now has a major toe hold in a growing healthier snack category. they do profitable line extensions and then it expands. the cash deals through credit lines and follow

cream of wheat, vermont maple sir rim, b & n beans, pickles, and regina, because that is named aftery executive producer, but i can't help but point it out. this is a company with a tried and true business model. it buys tired, neglected brands and breathes new life into them. we've seen b & g do this year, most recently buying mrs. dash from unilever about a year ago, and last quarter two brands including these panitini, oven-baked, i had these every morning before i went to work. i was shocked when i saw them buy it. it is one of my favs. and these, loved by my late mom louise and aunt nana before her. couldn't believe it. b & g just reported a solid quarter last thursday. but the most important thing i heard on the conference call is they expect to see a bunch of terrific acquisition opportunities coming down the pike real soon, in part because of the larger food players are starting to divest some of the weaker brands. after what i heard on the conference call, i'm thinking there could be more upside ahead. don't forget we did a secondary that i thought was good. the stocks come