regina benjamin, united states surgeon general. go to cdc.gov. learn how to make our next generation tobacco-free. >>> police in seattle have released an extraordinary video of an officer catching a man trying to leap to his death. the video was posted to youtube at 11 o'clock p.m. on tuesday when officers responded to reports of a suicidal man on an over pass. while officers were talking to the man he jumped over the railing. a police officer caught him and hauled the man to safety. it happened so quickly we will show you again in slow-motion. he was referred to a hospital for assessment. >> a meteor seen across five states was captured on a driver's dash camera. it is quick so well run it a few times. people reported seeing the tire ball in pennsylvania, new jersey, virginia, maryland and north carolina. the remain employee says because the on.equity is so low on the horizon he believes it shows the meteor breaking up. a woman wrote she was so in hock and awe after viewing the meteor. >> i don't think that describes what is going on and here th

if that truck, if regina wing was going to do the foys valve truck and fourth and market. she could also be the voice after bus. a lot of kids excited for the next display planes there is time around, famous race over dusty, learns he may never race again and launches into the world of fire fighting. >> oh? >> look. >> who came here to become a fire fighter? >> bull's eye. >> big party, makes a happy camper. >> you understand. >> of course you are, you're a plane. >> i will never understand you why want to jump out after perfectly good airplane. >> we're not. >> this is a big one. >> i'm on it. >> got to get my glasses. >> so, regina, which vehicle were you? as were you jumping out of the plane? >> i didn't see, i can't see what you saw. >> i know. >> i was dynamite, the little truck thing with the bright eyes. >> yellow? >> i'm yellow. >> got it. >> we'll roll that again. there you are. >> i'm little but not scared. >> so, when they come to you and say you need to be a voice of a vehicle, what goes through your mind? i mean, how do you decide what voice to use? >> i'm lik

>> i don't know if there is a question for you regina. if there is a building that the not ada and cannot be converted, achievable. are they allowed to still open business to the public even if they are not ada compliant and they can't change that? >> you are always to explore what your readily achievable options are. so, again, kind of what is a redly achievable and what's readily achievable for you doesn't have a specific definition. but that is why if a business is opening and let's say the entry way is going to be very difficult, there is two or three steps going up, that they really need to consult with a certified access specialist to help figure out what the readily achievable options are. also, if there are things again going back to the process of what either we may require or the cost of doing those improvement may take it out of the readily achievable, then there does need to be some plan of what is immediately doable now and then maybe down the road what it may take if it's structurally is doable. sometimes there are situation

. >> thank you, regina. any questions for regina? [speaker not understood]. next item. >> next item is the president's report, but we do not have president adams here. so, that will continue on to the next meeting. item number 7 is the vice president's report. >> nothing to report at this time. >> item number 8, commissioners reports. >> commissioners? >> [speaker not understood]. >> okay, next item. >> item number 9, general public comment. this allows members of the public to comment generally on all matters within the commission's purview, and suggest new agenda items for the commission's future consideration. >> is there any member of the public that would like to make a general comment? seeing none. >> we are now on item number 10, new business. this allows commissioners to introduce new agenda items for future consideration by the commission. >> commissioner dooley. >> i'd like to bring up a situation at the san francisco flower market. as you know, i am a florist and there is concern among the tenants of the flower market and the florist community in t

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. >> good afternoon, supervisors regina the director of the office of the small business commission. in your packet you have a letter from the small business commission it heard the item on may 5th and voted unanimously to recommend you approve the legislation 7 to zero. and really want to extend their appreciation to supervisor tang and the department of building inspection i think that supervisor kim we have a joint discussion and at this time we really didn't have an economic stick to be able to help with the that the commission was interested to offer in developing some kind of registrations we have that with the store front sf to help property owners fill their spaces in the a good time and encourage you to approve and thank you supervisor tang >> thank you. okay. so supervisors any other presentations >> i don't think if there's other representatives so - >> at this point we'll open up item 3 for. is there any public comment? please come forward >> i was in japan center for 4 hours you may not building i put something in my pocket what was discovered i mean in our chinese philo

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. >> any questions for regina? >> i have a comment about christian. since i joined the commission, he's been great -- i enjoyed reading his writings. and i think that he put out quality work. so, i wish him a lot of luck in pacifica. i think it's a gain for pacifica and it's a contribution of san francisco to pacifica. [laughter] >> so, good luck. >> thank you very much. >> takes us to item 8, president's report. this is a discussion item. >> okay, i have a few items here. first, i want to congratulate commissioner white receiving the california chamber of commerce small business advocate award. and there's only four of them that are given out each year and he's the first one ever from san francisco. so, i want to put on the record, congratulations, commissioner dwight. >> thank you. pleasure advocating on behalf of small business. >> and you do a great job. >> couldn't do it without you all. >> and then sidewalks are now open in the castro. please come shop. it's been a rough few months over there. and it's pride, so, come on down and spend your mone

i was talking to regina and discussed the ways to incorporate that and a fair amount of forecast that can be done in terms of permit fees and other cost that an n arise out of the issue. >> yes, commissioner, part of what we are taking a look at from the research findings, it made me think perhaps there are some guidelines that we can put forth to businesses to help them sort of understand or take a look at how to decipher what is readily achievable and what's not readily achievable and to have that understanding especially if they are looking with a cast inspector. not all cast inspectors really do put in readily achievable options because some of them are concerned about doing full accessibility. there are some consistent cease in their report. that's the before hand and of course understanding the readily achievable component if you are in a lawsuit so that you can better argue for your settlement. and then lastly sort of taking a look at using this information to take a look at what we can do at the local level and encourage ways, begin to define , using this information to help u

my name is regina santa maria and i'm a social worker. msw graduate and broud native san franciscan who is lucky to live in a rent control apartment. i will not throw out statistics. there is an unaffordable housing crisis. unfair evictions and inhumane displacements occurring throughout san francisco. the marginalize population effected and i'm here to represent our aging older adults, people with disabilities, a homeless population that ranges from youth and families, lgbtq people, veterans, seniors and those with severe mental illnesses and in recovery for substance abuse. these human beings are served by organization and providers. too many to mention here that need more funding, that is increased every fiscal year. we need more affordable housing, and these vital safety net programs for our growing city. the drastically -- it's destroying the community i was raised in and something needs to be done now because we all deserve to live here. please increase the funding to protect basic human rights for the organizations that serves san

. >> good afternoon, supervisors regina the director of the office of the small business commission. in your packet you have a letter from the small business commission it heard the item on may 5th and voted unanimously to recommend you approve the legislation 7 to zero. and really want to extend their appreciation to supervisor tang and the department of building inspection i think that supervisor kim we have a joint discussion and at this time we really didn't have an economic stick to be able to help with the that the commission was interested to offer in developing some kind of re

regina agia was an aide to chris christie.>>> meanwhile, christie's job approval ratings have stabilized after a steep decline in the wake of a scandal. a monmouth university/asbury park press poll puts his approval rating at 50%. christie's approval rating is down 15% since december, the month the scandal broke. >>> police in connecticut are cracking down on drivers who are using fake license plates. they company the temporary plates which are usually issued when someone buys a car and laminate them. the fake plates means there's no record of the car. if someone reports a car in a crime of an accident, police can't track it down. >>> the entrance at park avenue and east 42nd street was dedicated to the former first lady yesterday, jacqueline kennedy onassis. her efforts saved grand central from having a 53-story tower built on top of it. >>> ten minutes until 6:00. >> i was following an accident on 95 southbound near the airport. that just cleared. you're good to go in that area. this is 95 near cottman avenue. drive times lo

regina agia was an aide to christie.en selected as the governor's next chief of staff. >>> a homeless encampment in ocean county is officially closed. lake wood's tent city shut down yesterday. the last of its 120 occupants moved into temporary housing last thursday. >>> authorities in lehigh county are still searching for a teen who vanished 35 years ago. 16-year-old robert keck disappeared in june of 1979. just last month, authorities searched an area in berks county but found no sign of him. officials say any new lead would be welcomed. >>> from our delaware bureau, investigators say a driver burned himself and set his car on fire. he threw a cigarette out of the window of his car. it happened on sunday.ç investigators say the cigarette blew back into the car, smith is in the hospital with serious burns. >>> crews in arizona say they're making very little progress against a wildfire there officials say the blaze is 5% contained. firefighters are taking advantage of a change in the wind direction to further contain th

regina ge a is expected to talk about the relationship between the governor's office and port authority which runs the bridge. governor christie will be in iowa today for political fundraisers. >>> also today, closing arguments are set for five former philadelphia traffic court judges accused of fixing tickets. allegations of the corruption scandal led to lawmakers breaking up traffic court. all five judges have pleaded in the guilty. >>> a lot more to come this morning a experience for a young boy who is left alone on his bus for hours. >>> big trouble that driver is in today. >>> plus... >> take a look at this scene like out of the movie, police get in the gun battle with bank robbery suspects. see more of this frantic standoff. >>> also a hiker goes into survival mode when he gets stranded in the mountains with the broken leg, find out what he ate to survive for almost a week, katie. >>> ukee, today is a much better day. we are done with the rain for time being. we will get a nice stretch of tranquil weather for a change but eventually we will see potential for wet weather return and

regina [speaker not understood] from the office of small business. in addition to those city agencies, community, business and labor representatives included ace wise man from young workers you needthed. [speaker not understood] lou from china progressive association. and for part of the time lin fred gau from asian americans advancing justice sat in [speaker not understood]'s seat. terry valin from the filipino community center. tina chin from united here local 2. manny chic from the mayor law group. karen highsler from mission pie and don houston from elery owe, the two business owners. ~ el rio and many of those task force members are here today. and if you would please stand, those of you who were able to make it today. a few. thank you for coming. (applause) >> so, the task force had a year to educate ourselves [speaker not understood] to develop recommendations and there is a sense of responsibility from the task force members to make good suggestions and to dive right in and have ideas about what they see about the problem. we did, of course,

i see we have regina [speaker not understood] the director of our office of small business. i was wondering if supervisor campos and his staff had asked if you wanted to make some remarks. >> thank you, supervisor mar. they had not, but i would like the opportunity to do so. and i, too, want to say that it was an honor for the office of small business and myself to be a member of the task force and extend my appreciation to supervisor campos and you for convening the task force. and to say that for our office, you know, the task force, i think we were all in very much agreement with the recommendations and our office is in agreement with the recommendations and really want to encourage the board of supervisors to fully adopt them. and that we are also very fully committed where we have engaged with businesses. it is our role and responsibility so make sure that they know what all their regulatory requirements are, which includes dealing with individuals' wages and the san francisco specific employment laws. ~ to make sure so, we take that very seriously and continue to do th

regina edgeia expected to testify before the committee investigating on the lane closures of the bridge. lawmakers expect her to talk about the relationship between the governor's office and the port authority which runs the bridge. >>> right now it is 5:21. mother nature puts on an impressive show in the middle of a crowded city. you have to see this dazzling display coming up. >>> also, can you allergic to your ipad? the mysterious ailment being blamed on the popular tablet. when we come back. >>> specking more storms today, katy? >> looks like easily fresh round of strong or severe thunderstorms out there today, it is pretty steamy outside, but it is generally quiet, at the moment. that will likely change, though, with time. so got to give it heating of the day, and have our next frontal boundery move. as we look outside in the live neighborhood network beach patrol headquarters, looks damp on the sand right now, too much going on right now, say for one little pocket of heavier rain, that is starting to clip through southwest corner of chester county, fizz link with time. eyewitness

regina agia oversaw the port authority and other state agencies.he testified that the george washington bridge lane closings in fort lee last year were part of legitimate traffic study. she blamed confusion about the traffic jams on lack of communication between the port authority and local officials. >> i think they would have been able to coordinate and maybe changed it. i don't know. to be honest i don't know what would have come out of that communication. so the trial -- the tests might have been different if they had improved their communications. >> she was recently tapped to governor christie' next chief of staff. legislative panel is investigating whether those bridge lane closures were carried out as an act of political retribution. >> frustrating traffic detours you may have have been experiencing lately might be coming to an end. the new i-95 southbound off-ramp at the cottman of a interchange will open early tomorrow morni morning. penndot closed and demolish the old ramp more than year ago. all to make way for this new wider ramp. it's

performances, for example, to bring world renowned jazz musicians [speaker not understood] regina carter and [speaker not understood] to [speaker not understood] public schools to teach and inspire students. students who otherwise may not afford to pay for the private music programs or attend publicized concerts. these students need these programs to thrive in their art. [speaker not understood] i performed at events and festivals that were funded by the city or through city grants, for example, s.f. [speaker not understood], chinatown music festival, s.f. jazz, a bunch of different organizationses. as a jazz musician there are not many groups left for us to play in so i've been very lucky to have these opportunities to get to play live. i also want to add that any arts funding also benefits my fellow musicians and music educators. a program that teaches also helps to keep the educators working. these generous individuals work tirelessly not only to keep the music alive, but also just to make a living. publicly funded arts programs not only keep the arts alive in s.f., but they are also

my name is wyatt robarts like regina just said. i did my research on point of sale legislation at the state and local level and see kind of where we can move from there and what kind of questions we'd have for the august 25th meeting. so, i want to start with state law. ab 2732 was introduced in 2002 and that was requiring businesses to conspicuously display price and have that price be easily viewable by customers when using automatic check-out system. and the bill won't go into effect until 2017 because [speaker not understood] and the justification behind this bill was that the department of consumer affairs found that one-third of retail businesses he overcharged for sale priced items when using those automatic check-out systems. and then in 2005 there was another bill that had passed to establish authority for counties to inspect accuracy of these point of sale systems in the retail businesses. ~ 2007 and then moving to the local ordinance that was adopted in 2010, and i just want to go through a couple of definitions. just be

the policy of the government of israel is that the solution is two states regina peeples. a demilitarized palestinian state recognizes the jewish people of israel. i hope people understand because of what they have seen, how israel withdrew only to face the militarization of gaza and to turn it into a terror base against israel why we need demilitarization both in gaza and in the west bank if we are ever going to have a stable peace between israelis and palestinians. let's hope the violence ends and we can get back to peacemaking as soon as possible. >> the israeli ambassador to the united states joining us from washington. mr. ambassador, it has been a privilege to have you on the broadcast. thanks or your time. coming up, argentina is on the verge of default. we look at the efforts being taken to help its government avoid its second default since 2001. "ou are watching "bottom line on bloomberg television. ♪ >> welcome back. it's time for today's latin america report. argentina needs to reach an agreement with bondholders by midnight tonight new york time to avoid its se

regina ruiz works in the records department and hurried out when the fire alarm sounded around 11. >> we can't determine whether it's gas or what exactly the smell is. >> lieutenant chris bolton brought levity to the situation on twitter after saying my lifelong dream of pulling the fire alarm at oakland police department has been fulfilled. >> we also have to serve the public. they come far for their cars. >> it's frustrating but things happen. it's okay. i'll come back on monday. >> 911, orange requests and patrol continue as usual. meanwhile, they search floor by floor as they try to isolate the smell apparently coming from the hvac system. >> i would like to close things down and get my bag and stuff. that i have my purse. >> by late afternoon employees were returning to the building to grab their things and they were then sent home for the day. the quarters here is closed until further notice. if you need records the eastmont substation is open at a a.m. tomorrow. >> right now, we are in the process of obtaining newly unsealed grand jury transcripts from the sierra lamarr murder

regina agia is scheduled to appear before the committee investigating last year's shutdown every lanes near the george washington bridge. christie is scheduled to be in iowa that day attending other political events. >>> well, fire lights up the night sky outside of boston, the flames were so intense, firefighters warned neighbors to get out of their homes. >> the bertha promises to gave you a energy boost and lower blood pressure. >> started out as typical day on the beach. and then it all changed in a instant. wait until you see what sent beach-goers running for safety. when we come back. >> ♪ >> jazzy tack on a stormy monday here. >> play little symbol now and then. >> i like it. >> stormy monday. katie has your forecast. bob is looking at your roads. good morning, family. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> inferno near boston, entire neighborhood put on alert, several homes evacuated this after house under construction caught fire. now, the flames could be seen from miles away. strong winds, fueling the fires, and blowing embers onto a building next-door. no one was hurt, and the cause t

the key point about regina agia, september 13th, the day that pat foye realizes what's been going ong e-mail together that says laws were broken here. christie's guy at the port authority, takes that, marks it urgent, forwards it to regina in the governor's office. >> and then she does nothing, says she's going to wait for foye to do his own investigation and claims she never gave it anymore thought than that. >> she doesn't share this with anybody else, doesn't forward it, doesn't talk about it? >> no. she's reminded us many times, she's working in the counsel's office, but she's not a lawyer. she said she trusted lawyers to handle it. >> in terms of these texts then, there's no hint of context here of what these are about? >> you had to wait four hours in this hearing to have it come out, where she offhand mentions, i sent the governor texts when port authority officials were testifying back officials were back in november. she let the governor know that she thought their performance was professional and credible. she doesn't mention that they were saying that they were afraid to i

christie's administration testifies before lawmakers investigating the new jersey bridge scandal today, regina ge a oversaw the port authority and other state agencies. she testified that the george washington bridge lane closures in fort lee last year were a part of the legitimate traffic study, and that she blamed a lack of communication between the port authority and local officials for those traffic jams. >> i think they would have been able to coordinate and maybe change it, i don't know, to be honest, i don't know what would have come out of that communication, so the tests might have been different if they had improved their communication. >> she is by wait in line to be governor christie's next chief of staff. now the legislative panel is investigating whether the bridge lane closures were carried out as part of the act of political retribution. >>> we are continuing to follow developing news out of the middle east. the israeli military has sent in ground troops in the gaza strip and this ground invasion follows days of rocket attacks from both sides. pat ciarrocchi talks with the loca

. >>> connected to the bridge skate scandal in new jersey, connected today, regina igiea, governor's incoming chief of staff, expected to testify before state lawmakers, legislative panel investigating whether lanes on the george washington bridge were closed last year, as a form of political retribution. >>> daring rescue on waterfall. how rescuers managed to save a teen in jeopardy. >>> then an all out brawl outside a courthouse, connect today aired america case, what >> skyfox over the scene after mess in philadelphia's brewerytown neighborhood. that's where a train jumped the tracks yesterday afternoon, near 33rd street and girard avenue. thankfully, police say, no one was hurt. no word yet on what caused that train to jump the tracks. don't see that every day, caitlin, don't see tens weather wise every day, especially this past week. but today looks great. >> really does. and it is hard to come by, these nice, cool-ish days in the middle of summer, right in the thick of it here, july 17th. we're seeing actually very comfortable afternoon ahead. courtesy of cold front, now moved

regina a gee good app pedestrian before the committee today she teched the governor her thoughts about testimony on the closure of traffic lanes near the george washington bridge but later deleted the messages. she says she believes she dumped the messages before the story erupt flood a major distraction for christie but can't be certain. >> to your knock 29 weather authority today. today could not have been much better. did not feel like mid july. here's chief meteorologist scott williams. big thumbs up, scott. >>> you know, lucy, it's been a breath of fresh air. low humidity, temperatures below average. look at this. 82 degrees right now in the philadelphia area. but look at that humidity. in the 20s. 29% humidity for the middle of july, yes, we will take it. winds out of the west right now at 16 miles per hour. so we still have dry conditions. cloud cover humidity and showers well out into the open waters of the atlantic basin but look at the temperatures right now in the low 70s in the pocono mountains. up tower 70s in allentown. mid 70s in lancaster. 80 in wilmington. we are looki