the work you did was great and the help you gave to the office of small business owner and regina is invaluable. i've seen some of your good work. if we can do anything for you in the future i wish i the best and our tenure years was the best so thank you very much. >> thank you. >> commissioners that places you on item 5 presentation by the san francisco planning dependent on formula daily ordinance not limited to backgrounds and future proposals. we did have a presentation an explanatory document to the planning commission form today and tomorrow prepared by the planning department staff. as i mentioned due to circumstances beyond our control. commissioners i would recommend taking public comment at some point. and i believe director that we are looking at the rescheduling a presentation at a future meeting. and a yes. i definitely if i could make a motion to hear that at our next hearing. i think this is a topic and what they've presented to us i'd really like to hear from planning what our responsibilities are and what day and what they expect from us. and to explain it because w

the work you did was great and the help you gave to the office of small business owner and regina is invaluable. i've seen some of your good work. if we can do anything for you in the future i wish i the best and our tenure years was the best so thank you very much. >> thank

. >> thank you very much commissioners and regina. i first started this without knowing anything about entrepreneurship and not knowing where to start with the hundreds and hundreds of applications. it's everything had regina and you all have given me, you have a strong advocate for the small business owner community in front of the i and hope to communicate here and beyond so thank you very much for everything and hopefully, we'll continue to work on another endeavors as well >> you did jump into it and he really appreciate that. i've been at a a lot of meetings in getting groups and neighborhoods together and if you're going to learn something, you know, you can learn every angle in this town based on rules and instructions. the work you did was great and the help you gave to the office of small business owner and regina is invaluable. i've seen some of your good work. if we can do anything for you in the future i wish i the best and our tenure years was the best so thank you very much. >> thank you. >> commissioners that places you

you had really big roles in how people see you, regina greer and now tasha mack. successful shows, both in syndicati syndication. did you expect that? >> no, this is a business you can have no expectation. even with tasha mack, it was canceled. it was like onto something else. there was like a resurgence. we got resuscitated. it's bigger than what the network thought it would be, actors thought it would be, network thought it would be. it's like, pitch me. it's great. >> i've never seen anything like it. when you all debuted on bet, you had had about 7, 8 million viewers. >> 7.7. you know what was crazy, i think it was more than that. i know the entire east coast was snowed in. we did a whole radio tour. they got together and had game parties. >> i had one. i had like 25 people in the crib. >> so 7.7 plus 25. >> don't forget my 25. i had cousins i don't even talk to come to watch the show. everybody, they all loved the game. >> okay. ladi ladies, ladies. thank you. okay. now, as you know, i am your new funding president. feel free to henceforth and forth with refe

>> miss regina. >> reg-- you're regina's boy? >> yes, sir. >> look at you! this the one -- he used to pee in the bed till he was 12 years old. >> mr. brown. >> that's not true. i--i was 11. >> that boy's mama said he wet the bed so much he had to sleep with a life jacket on, cora. and on top of that, his mama was nasty! >> mr. brown, that's e-- >> she was nasty, cora! >> aw, so you think that's funny? well, we used to call you brown the amazing clown. >> ha. right. >> we used to call you the polyester prince. >> [ laughing ] yeah! >> the human crayon! >> ah, that was a good one! >> [ laughs ] that's a -- >> [ laughs ] >> cora, you gonna sit here and laugh at him, let him dis your daddy like that? >> oh, but that was a good one, mr. brown. >> [ laughs ] high five! there you go. >> oh. >> oh, low five. >> yeah. >> morning. >> morning. >> morning. so, brianna, what would you like in your coffee? >> you said i was too young to drink coffee. >> oh, yeah, i know, but i said you were too young to take the pill, but you didn't have a problem with that. >> all right,

thank you, regina. 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 busin

you regina cobb? reggie. what do you want with sammy? man's a hero. sure. where's the hero now?s "frankie the fist" beat on her before going to work. come get her. i called sammy. he says he'll get the limo come over, get me go to queens, we'll get my sister the kids. so he stole mr. vance's limo. borrowed. he brought us by here. and then what, he just vanishes? ( sighs ) brady threw up again. these men don't need to know your brother's business. your little brother got sick? in the car. uncle sammy was mad. he got to get the car washed. so, where's the nearest car wash? sammy morris? yeah. we need you to come with us. what for, borrowing the car? for the murder of christy garrison. what, the sister? she's murdered?! you're kidding me. if i was kidding you i'd be wearing a fez and no pants. i didn't do anything, man. i swear for god. school i.d.-- christy frances garrison. lipstick inside, pocket mirror... palm pilot. let's go. sammy: i was bringing the limo back. accident in the tunnel held us up. brady got sick. i had to wait for the car wash to open. i couldn't bring the limo

regina benjamin, united states surgeon general. go to cdc.gov. learn how to make our next generation tobacco-free. >>> there's no greater honor in the nfl than being inducted in the pro football hall of fame. this is the ultimate individual honor in the ultimate team sport. semp members got the call today including former raider and 49er. closest i got is playing in the hall of fame game my rookie year. seth did his kroer with the raiders and allen from sonoma state who ended his career with the 49ers. carter, robinson and curly joined the most coveted club in football. we have compiled the best sound from the induction ceremony. >> on our first date she cooked for me, she cooked me two chickens, french fries, baked me a cake and gave me a -- [ laughter ] i knew then that was my wife, right there. i'm so very proud to have been the baltimore ravens first ever draft choice. i'm so humbled to be the baltimore ravens first ever hall of fame inductee. thank you all. thank you again and good night. >> i tell people when you play football you have to l

. >> regina hall at l.a.x. she is from "law-abiding citizen" a "scary movie."asked her if you were dying at 12, what would you be doing at 11:45? >> [beep]. >> that sucks if you're a guy you like, you would die on him. >> you would finish before. >> 15-minute sex? that's it? >> 125 minutes. -- 15 minutes. 15 minutes is a misnomer of the decade. >> thank you. >> take care. >> coming up -- >> toni braxton at a concert, she gave the crowd a little more than they pd for. as she was performing -- i don't know what song it was exactly. >> "break my heart." >> yeah. >> dodgers superstars, yasiel puig, matt kemp and carl crawford went to miami after they lost and partied their faces off with lebron james. >> they're plang on monday night. >> they're going to destroy them. >> as long as they stop drinking like right now, they'll be ok. >> "tmz" brought to you by j.c. penneys. >> coming up -- >> going to get grounded because he hasold everyby that j.lo is coming back to "idol." [ male announcer ] now you can get a kindle fire hd, with high def screen, ultra-fast wi-fi an

. >> regina here is going to tell us how well she knows her housewives. which tv housewife has not filed for bankruptcy? is it sonia morgan from new york, danielle from new jersey or brandy from beverly hills? what do you say? >> i think soniy morgan. >> all right -- >> i think sonia morgan. >> brandy from beverly hills because i would say she has her stuff together. >> well, vegas is correct because beverly hills brandi glanville has admitted because of her divorce with eddie she was left with little income or credit but she's never filed for bankruptcy. i would have guessed sonia as well. . abc's smash hit and rebel wilson superfun night cast dishing a juicy secret. >> confidence. >> then in this weekend's music pin -- meet eminem's new protege schuyler gray. >> we have a good connection. >> the outdoor portable chair from brookstone which is the lounge pack. it opens up and closes in 10ekds. it comes with two thermal coolers, 360-degree umbrella mount and a sound system that works with any smart device. let's rock it. >> oh, nice -- busting a move, dr.

regina calcaterra is a high powered lawyer.a beautiful house on long island, new york. and you'd never guess that she used to be homeless. >> my mother was mentally ill. and she self-medicated through drugs and alcohol and she had five children with five different men and she was not capable to take care of us. >> they learned to take care of each other. her heart-breaking saga is detailed in her new book -- "etched in sand: a true story of five siblings who survived an unspeakable "etched in sand: a true story of five siblings who survived an unspeakable childhood on long island." >> our source of strength came from each other. >> she says their mom let them fend for themselves when she wasn't buzzing them. -- abusing them. >> she would tie me up to a radiator and bed and leave me there for days, she didn't know was that first i had a very strong spirit and second my siblings would be sneaking in and giving me good and water. >> this is where they lived. behind a supermarket. >> this is where we would make our beds. and we wou

regina -- >> goes to the budget.>> hold on. >> these are extracurricular fees. >> it's not -- [overlapping speakers] >> going to have it -- >> going to let me talk or keep speaking over me and speaking improperly? >> you're speaking over mitchell was trying to address you. i don't agree. >> hang in there. >> the facts are that these are fees that children have to pay for extracurricular activities. not for their teachers. their teachers are paid out of state and federal funding. the issue with the aclu is because of the state and federal funding, there is discrimination if students have to pay extra money to go to football practice to go to extracurricular signs practice. >> it costs money to go to football practice. hough is the school going to do that and keep paying the teacher? >> the opinion is balancing the budget. >> debt president obama. >> you and matt damon are going to private schools bus public schools don't have the access to make the kid what they need to be to give them this education. what's the big d

. >> regina hall at l.a.x. she is from "law-abiding citizen" and "scary movie." we asked her if you knew you were dying night at 12, what would you be doing at 11:45? >> [beep]. >> that sucks if you're a guy you like, you would die on him. >> you would finish before. >> 15-minute sex? that's it? >> 15 minutes. 15 minutes is a misnomer of the decade. >> thank you. >> take care. >> coming up -- >> toni braxton at a concert, she gave the crowd a little more than they paid for. as she was performing -- i don't know what song it was exactly. >> "break my heart." >> yeah. >> dodgers superstars, yasiel puig, matt kemp and carl crawford went to miami after they lost and partied their faces off with lebron james. >> they're playing on monday night. >> they're going to destroy them. >> as long as they stop drinking like right now, they'll be k. >> "tmz" brought to you by jcpenney. >> coming up -- >> casper smart told everybody that j-lo is coming back to >> hey, it's toni braxton in new jersey singing a song? >> is it "unbreak my heart." >> "trying to break my heart." >> w

joining me to break all this down, usa contributor regina lewis. good morning. >> hi. >> home builders showing the highest confidence in eight years. home building permits. the highest in five years. that's important because it portends future growth. right now the rate of home building for single-family homes in the u.s. is half a million per year. in a totally healthy economy you would look for that to be 700,000. but we'll take it. still marked improvement. in related news, the labor department this week saying unemployment benefits, people playing for them, the lowest since 2007. and the link there is that for every new single-family home that is built, that equates to three full-time jobs for a year and about $90,000 in tax revenue. >> that is a good link there. is the blackberry dead? >> certainly they have had a rough run. jim kramer and others follow the company. the commercialization of the business phone. as you will recall, we all had blackberrys. in many companies, they gave them to you. people went home, got in their comfy clothes and

i was working with a number of businesses that had smoking rooms and i did a lot of advocate with regina and the commission was the sounding where had that really worked with us and worked with the businesses i was working on and the commission made it one of the priority principles and one of the principles that was advocated. and it really impressed me the commission championing those plans. i've had an exceptional time i'd like to thank the commissioners as form president's of the commission and former departments along with others. it's been a pleasure working with all of you. this commission is a valuable commission. small business owners don't have the opportunity to advocate individually people's 3 they need the voice of the commission and office such as a ourselves and all of you worked hard to get educated. i educated myself on the issues you all have the time to become extremely interested and educated on the issues. i don't think i've seen such an informed group of individuals on a volunteer basis come forward with such informed dialog. i really see a bright future for this co

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this is saying we were efficacy of quantitative easing regina and the. trillion later in the. >> but not because the economy is roaring one. will change tools and the lou: have it become too much a part of the economy and more as its energy capitol hula absolutely critical. >> in think the fed and a new the plug thehe hole of the right to when in. hearing this inflection play where we get to live to-be. parts are in country after an. behave the fed thinks it can be of will put less-. there's nervousness their hidden by his pen and a bakthrough speed and. lou: we will will it take for corporate america to bring back the $3 trillion within one manhattan and -- >> it's a pretty simple set of them. businesses when he didn't. wouldn't some of this insurance and then it makes a levinson in. what thameans is confidence in the democratic creation hidden. we continue to lack in the political leaders. we're looking democratsre squabbling over time. the president been. and so did take some breakthrough-her some confidence is the. lou: of it might be housing him. at

. >> regina hall at l.a.x. she is from "law-abiding citizen" and "scary movie."asked her if you were dying at 12, what would you be doing at 11:45? >> [beep]. >> that sucks if you're a guy you like, you would die on him. >> you would finish before. >> 15-minute sex? that's it? >> 125 minutes. -- 15 minutes. 15 minutes is a misnomer of the decade. >> thank you. >> take care. >> coming up -- >> toni braxton at a concert, she gave the crowd a little more than they paid for. as she was performing -- i don't know what song it was exactly. >> "break my heart." >> yeah. >> dodgers superstars, yasiel puig, matt kemp and carl crawford went to miami after they lost and partied their faces off with lebron james. >> they're playing on monday night. >> they're going to destroy them. >> as long as they stop drinking like right now, they'll be ok. >> "tmz" brought to you by j. >> coming up -- >> going to get grounded because he has told everybody that j.lo [ male announcer ] now you can get a kindle fire hd, with high def screen, ultra-fast wi-fi and access to 23 million movies

much activity at that point. >> how well were you able to see the two girls, michelle knight and reginaot until we went into the bedroom. i did remember looking at gina. it took me a second to really realize it was her. she was a lot thinner and pale, compared to the pictures you've seen for the last ten years where she was heavier, long hair. she had real short hair and was real thin and pale. but you could see the resemblance. you knew it was her. but it took just -- you know, the extra second to get a look. michelle was so tiny, i thought she was a little girl. until i put her down, and got a look at her and realized she was -- she was a grown woman. and it took us a few minutes to figure out that, yes, she was also listed as a missing person. she also is very petite, very little, pale, you know, she was -- she was very, very scared. she had a very difficult time breathing when she was in my arms. i remember i called for an ambulance right away, because she was -- very -- having a very hard time breathing. so other than -- >> you called for an ambulance. >> we did. i called right awa

>> well, i think -- >> well -- neil: to regina first and then you. i apologize for not being clear. >> a composite media is to be short. there is room here. there is an ethical democrats out there that says, hey, mr. president, shouldn't you be doing something about this? shouldn't there be someone helping. i have to say, i am not seeing a whole lot coming om republican leaders about this. let me assure you. if the situation were reversed the democrats would be raising holy cain about this, and you and i both know it. neil: i think you are right, and certainly almost forced out of office. but that is not happening now. phony scandal are not, do you think the presint has just gotten a past? >> of the media is kind of buying his line that these are funny scandals. while it is true and i think we have to admit in fairness we do not have en directed to the white house, we have to the chief counsel's office which is run by a political appointee, the investigation. i think those are the facts, but the investigation is still ongoing. and ve well could tied

regina, thank you so much. >>> jay-z with bill maher. >> i don't really want to scare america.problem is there's no middleclass, right? so the gap between the have and have-nots is getting wider and wider. i do want to scare them a little bit. it will be a problem that no amount of police can solve. once you have that sort of oppression and that gap is widening, or it is in 6thable that something is going to happen. power down your little word game. i think your friends will understand. oh...no, it's actually my geico app...see? ...i just uh paid my bill. did you really? from the plane? yeah, i can manage my policy, get roadside assistance, pretty much access geico 24/7. sounds a little too good to be true sir. i'll believe that when pigs fly. ok, did she seriously just say that? geico. just a click away with our free mobile app. hi, hi, i'm sherri. and i'm going to show sherri how collecting box tops for education earns cash for our school by shopping at walmart. come on. sherri, look at all these products that you can buy for your family with box tops. and look, four box tops

. >> regina maiden. well, actually, reginald maiden. r-e-g-i-n-a-l-d. in this raw interview footage the three men discuss the possibility of attack and how they would respond. >> it's not being attacked. it's just being like -- you know, the proper word is stalked, harassed, because of rejection. you know, a lot of people here can't deal with rejection, especially coming from a transsexual. >> a lot of other things people don't realize, we're men like them. we're feminine like them. >> don't forget. women do kill. >> a lot of us don't put up with that and a lot of guys know that and a lot of guys that don't, so you know, when the ones don't, they end up getting beat up. >> and it makes them look bad on the yard. so that's why a lot of people do give homosexuals respect sometimes. they don't know what we're capable of doing. >> some gay inmates embrace their feminine side. but when "lockup" visited kentucky state penitentiary, we met fleece johnson, a long-time inmate who practices a very different kind of homosexuality. >> we have sexual desires. right?

i happen to like the question from regina george, is butter a carb?rst family's adorable pooch. check out this tweet. bo, stop trying to make fetch happen. >> fetch. >> stop trying to make fetch happen. it's not going to happen. >> they're very hip in pop culture at the white house. >> yeah. oh, yeah. >> the dog should get a twitter account. >> i feel like -- has that happened yet? >> that's going to happen. >> in the next 30 seconds. >> absolutely. the raccoon from raccoon man has a twitter account. >> my dog has a twitter account. bo is next. my dog and bo might get together. online dating. >> your dog has a twitter account? >> yes, she does. she does. >> that is a must-follow. >> she's an old lady. she's very old. she's been there a long time. she has a lot of followers. you'll have that many. >>> also, who needs a department store? ladies, we've all had those wardrobe catastrophes right before an evening out. well, here's a solution you probably never saw coming. in japan, there's a popular lingerie company, and they have bra vending machines. >>

no bids on the ground, won't be open ended and leon zeroing in on assad at regina and we know the opposition had nothing to do with the chemical weapons attacks. >> the danger is now they are going to explain why they are allowing the war to go back to how it was just because chemicals aren't being used they're willing to tolerate the same brutal dictator killing innocent people with artillery. in other words i support the pending action and i think it is correct in so far as it does but doesn't go very far. doesn't do much to address the underlying civil warfare. most americans are not interested in seeing us address that. i am not in favor of anything overly muscular myself but i think doing more than we have been doing is important and this administration being so emphatic on the atrocities that have been committed by assad is going to have to explain maybe not today or tomorrow but in coming weeks why we are not going to do anything more than one day a cruise missile strikes. lori: secretary to the john kerry was emphatically will not make the same mistakes we made in iraq. that you thou

we go now to regina from apollo, pennsylvania on our republican line.e need to know that our congress is going to get an opportunity to declare war before mr. obama who has been chomping at the bit with lindsey and john mccain for a long time. to help theeir push muslim brotherhood over there who are killing christians, burning churches. this is not something we need to be involved in at all. we have already been there and done that. we don't have resources, the money, or any desire for anything that we can gain from this except more lives dead, more ptsd from soldiers coming home with legs blown off and more things that we don't belong and with regards to -- we really don't know if assad has the muslim brotherhood over there. aat are we getting into beehive's nest for? >> host: on that subject, this piece from "wall street journal," president sidelined his decision on forced. thewriter notes that constitution signs more powers to congress. in contrast, the president's sole military function is that of commander in the armed forces. president hasthe exe

with that being said, i'd like to make a comment about what that gentleman who fought at the regina said. i just feel like the media really is a doing a good job covering the story. i went to the academy. we sat through hundreds and hundreds of hours of sexual prevention. we could even sit on the same horizontal piece of furniture is a female cadet. we're talking about an environment that is so controlled and rigid. i just don't know what more the academy can do. at think the media is so eager to jump on this and say the academy is fostering an environment of sexual abuse. it just doesn't ring true with any of my experience at the academy. >> guest: thank you for your call. i think it's not true for the overwhelming share of cadets and midshipmen. the washington post today, there's a story by -- about a mother of a female midshipman who alleges that she was raped by three other midshipmen. it's appalling. once is too often. it's not to say that it is rampant. it's not to say that most cadets, most soldiers, most midshipmen, most sailors don't recognize the right thing to do and wouldn't

. >> but regina krumpke asked this question -- what would the johnsons have considered their politicaligh point? >> i think going back to the senate. that's sort of his vindication. to go back and see that some of the people that were still there that presided in the impeachment trial? >> did you have a different thought? >> i agree with kendra on that. no question about it. but i was speaking when i first heard the question -- if all of the parties and some of -- and all of the things they did at the white house, for president johnson's 60th birthday, they threw an enormous party that only children were invited. parents and adults wanted to come to the party. eliza came downstairs, she had this wonderful event -- coffee -- excuse me, ice cream and cake for the children and dancing. it was great fun for them. you can see the johnsons particularly enjoyed their aspect of it. that was their high point inside the white house. afterwards, absolutely, when he got re-elected to the senate. >> a nice segue for the final video for this program. this is life after the white house for the johnso

regina writes, violence, hatred, and anger are human elements, bringing the violence discussion downblack v. white tries to simplify the issue rather than address the larger, human issue, which can be addressed through proper education. >> i don't know how much education it takes to convince people not to shoot strangers for fun. it seems deeper than education, right? you can go to class after class how to behave morally, but in the end, if there's something empty -- >> in your home life. >> it's deeper than education. >> hate and not having an appreciation and understanding of what life is. >>> meanwhile, we've been talking quite a few in the new york city area about the stop and frisk law that's been rolled back, you heard from ray kelly and mayor michael bloomberg, who are upset about this, of course, worried it may spiral the city back into 1980s-style violence now. and you have some concern on the part of the patrolman's association, the union, about the actions these officers should take in this city, which is a little frightening, because the union is basically saying to them,

regina is up first from richmond, virginia. thank you for waiting.go ahead. >> yes, good morning gentlemen. i wanted to know exactly what the gentleman for the right crime where to conservatives stand with the proposal that was made last tuesday? >> conservatives, as i said, welcome the attorney general to this issue. it's an issue that many governors and legislatures have been addressing now for some years. so we applaud it and we do -- we have some concern that the attorney general go through the proper channels as marc has said. this is something that congress has to deal with and we've seen too many times from a conservative perspective the obama administration ignore is the law and saying because congress is not acting i'm going to aouunilaterally act. >> are you concerned about channel that's are taken on this process? >> i think the attorney general is saying yes, i think congress should look at these laws and change them within appropriate. this is within my power what the u.s. attorneys can do. the important thing there is nothing new about