brief summary there's a lot more technical information if you have more questions but i know that regina sent me a list of questions you might have i can answer those for i. i don't know if you have the list in front of you i can address >> well, let's take the commissioners questions commissioner white. >> just to refresher my memory is the city and county of san francisco required to do the information. >> we're required to enforce the laws and one of the laws the most recent one that regina passed out in responding no one can charge more than the price. >> we can take the approach we're going to respond to complaints rather than have a preempt enforcement it makes it illegal to overcharge but not illegal to do the testing; is that correct. >> the statute allows the board of supervisors to allow the adaptation of fees, however, i have to - >> this was so then backing up we the bvrz did, in fact, dick your department to go out and do the preempt. >> to get - >> to get back off would require the board of supervisors to have a new perspective initiative to say we're not going to do preemp

regina thank you for having us here today, this is our update on what we've done with the gross receipts to date >> ems we've been here before our original outreach was heavy allow front loaded our goal to hit all the businesses prior to the paying the register fee in may. and we feel that we did a are good job we sent out a survey and 67 percent of those applied to the surveys about the changes in the tax prior to the business register fee. so on a high-level this kind of you show us what we've done we did one hundred and 73 plus online impressions that was people that clicked on the media and some which that included our social media we partnered with interesting organizations unified to help us get our language and information out that are that there we did 23 presentations 34 with organizations and successors and that's high-level that didn't go into speaking one-on-one on the tax. this slide shows you we launched a website in january this is kind of an overlay of a number of his that went to the website during certain periods in particular like the neighborhood newspapers our hits w

regina benjamin, united states surgeon general. go to cdc.gov. learn how to make our next generation tobacco-free. >>> and welcome back on this monday morning, everyone. cadillacs will soon be able to help avoid accidents on their own. general motors plans to make its supercruise technology standard on some 2017 models. it will keep your caddy in its own lane. it will also slow down if the cars ahead stop or there's another obstruction. the cars will be able to communicate with other cars, possibly avoiding accidents out of your line of sight. >>> speaking of driving, the average price of gas lean down almost four cents a gallon in the last month, to an average of $3.44. that's almost 14 cents less than a year ago. the reason? crude oil prices are falling. gas prices may decrease more because refiners are switching to the winter blends. >>> apple still playing it coy ahead of tomorrow's big announcement. nearly everyone expects the company to unveil a new iphone with a larger screen, a wearable, which might be a watch or a bracelet. and a new mob

regina benjamin, united states surgeon general. go to cdc.gov.ake our next generation tobacco-free. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> 4:28. this is a weather system on the way. it could bring rain. >> how close? we will check with meteorologist mike nicco. mike? >> not close enough to bring us anything today. that is the key. good morning, everyone, live doppler hd is tracking clouds cross the north bay. a few along the coast. that is it. clouds return late this afternoon. temperatures are close to average. 72 to young around the bay. the 80's in the south bay and north bay. inland east bay is warmest up to 86. coast and san francisco are 64 to 71. now, how about some knowledge? >> good morning, everyone, nothing but green on the map. we are looking clear. we have 12 bart trains rolling. on the north bay it looks like this is cleared. as you make it to san jose we do have a fire off of the freeway of 50 of 17 and the rest of the area along 280 away from 101 to cupertino has no delays. >>> breaking overnight, c.h.p. i

this is his ivory letter ope which was given to him by regina hogarth and she had it inscribed or engraved in gothic letters. he put that on everything, in memory of bob in 1862. this is one of the four paws of his recently deceased cat, bob. the story it that dickens had trained bob to put out his light candle with his apostle maybe that's the same path. >> host: not to be terribly crass but how much is all this worth? >> guest: we don't like to discuss prices but in one sense it's invaluable. i don't like to think of it in terms of financial value because these are priceless objects. they can't be duplicated and certainly the manuscripts i suppose one could find another letter opener although not one with dickens catspaw on it. >> host: all insured i take it? >> guest: the library has insurance for all of it. this is the first volume of three manuscript volumes of virginia woolf's to the white house. we have the vast majority of virginia was papers here. >> host: who was virginia was? >> guest: virginia woolf was one of the great pioneers of the modernist novel along with james joyce. th

this is his ivory letter opener promoters given to him by regina hogarth and she had it inscribed were engraved cd and gothic letters. he put that in everything in memory of bobby 1862. this is one of the forepaws of his recently deceased cat, bob. the story is the content trained bob to put out with this puppy is submitted at the same path. >> not to be terribly crass, how much is all this worth? >> well, we don't like to discuss prices, but in one sense it is invaluable. i like to think of it in terms of financial value because these are priceless objects. they can't be duplicated. the manuscripts are confined somewhere another letter opener, although not one but you can catspaw. >> all ensured quick >> calabria has insurance for his holdings, yes. one of our manuscript. >> this is the first volume of three manuscript volumes of virginia woolf to the lighthouse. we have the vast majority of virginia most papers here. she was -- virginia woolf was one of the great pioneers that the modernist novel along with james joyce. this novel was published in 1927. this is in her own painting, b

regina 10 -- eric snow >> thank you. i want to start by personally thanking the office of supervisor farrell who helped facilitate the donation of books this morning from sf public library to kids in the immigration courts. my name is carol: and him and the public service programs director at the lawyer information services at bar association of san francisco. for over 25 years we've administered the pro bono attorney of the day program to the stickers go immigration courts. it is unique in the state. in that program experience trained immigration attorney alter their time to represent immigration immigrants have some massive counter or initial hearings in the role proceedings. before the expedited docket for children and families went into effect july 30 our normal monthly calendar consisted of booking to attorneys of the day. since implementation of these dockets rescheduling an additional 8 attorneys of the day to assist the children and families in court in limited but critical capacity nearly every day. the expedite

this is regina before. all right, regina, let's see the new you! oh, wow!. >> the first thing i had to do, regina had a common problem, you color your hair, it turns too black. softer hair color. igor just cut off the dead ends, gave her this great shape, and it all fit together. >> the dress is so elegant. >> i had nothing do with it. she picked it out on the rack. adriana papel. and winter white. perfect for fall. i love it. >> thank you so much. >> excited to see your mom? >> yes, so excited. >> come over here and face davie, our -- yes, face davie. >> her mom is frankie, 75 from texas. and frankie got our attention for holding a sign that said she was 75 and ready to dye, meaning d-y-e, as in her hair, which she hasn't colored in four decades. she's ready for the glam new look. let's listen to her story. >> the tears are going to flow now because it is time to talk about mom and why this is so important for her. >> because she is the greatest mom. she's always been there for all of me and my brothers, forever and ever. she's the greatest grandmother to

"watch out for the regina george in sheep's clothing."egina george is a character in the movie "mean girls." apparently this has something to do with backup dancer who's left taylor to work for perry. it's a little bit hard to follow. i'm going to break it down using emojis if you don't mind. taylor swift represented by the blond in the microphone said inflammatory things about a person we presume is katy perry. that's the brown-haired emoji. she immade katy, also business the make phone, i guess stole three backup dancers away from her. then katy perry tweeted that taylor is a bad person even though she acts all nice and now their relationship has turned into this. i hope that clears it up. [ cheers and applause ] by the way, i believe that's what newspapers are going to look like in the future. you know, usually when you hear katy perry versus taylor swift, it's a drunk bachelorette party arguing over what karaoke song to sing. while taylor and katy are making war, miley cyrus is making art. that's right. today, the artwork of miley wil

. >> through her main character, simon, regina and her talented staff have been able to discuss what calls an icky subject that people want to discuss. reg that, herself, a former victim of child abuse, said it is an american epidemic that can and must be stopped. >> i encountered abuse. i did. and it took me over 50 years to talk about what happened to me. and i don't want that to happen to any other child because it's ahard thing to carry. it's a cross to bear. and once you're able to talk about what's happening to you, it's freedom. >> this is my body. >> this is my body. >> simon teaches kids how to speak up, the result is that children are able to find help when they need it most. >> is now a good time to tell? >> yes, it is. >> the child sexual abuse prevention program uses advice and research from top experts in law enforcement, education and social services. even input from victims and offenders. >> it's always an effort, always a fight. but is it worth it? darn right it's worth it. i do believe that simon can become a global character or mascot, if you will for children's ri

many are thinking katy's newest tweet could be aimed at taylor, tweeting "without out for the regina george in sheep's clothing. >> are you buying all this? >> we've got time to talk about it. it's katy perry and taylor swift. >> both on top of the world. >> i don't know the number of followers. i think katy perry has the most in the world. >>> nbc tapping the talents of kelly o'hara for the rolling of mrs. darling in the television production of "peter pan live." bob dillon and many more gathering to play some hits of mccarthy. the 2014 fashion rocks concert was filled with booty and boos. jennifer lopez and nicki minaj performing their new songs. when victor cruz and justin bieber hit the stage, boos. peeper trying to show some skin -- >> glad he's been working out. >> pictures have been -- >> well said, my friend. on "the tonight show" with jimmy fallon. jimmy and brittany they talked about dating britney. what is it like? >> not a girl, not yet a woman. it's a great song. >> it's also jimmy fallon's yearbook quotes. >> very interesting time for me. >> dating britney. she looks fa

i want to say that i very much want to thank regina for the meetings she helps us to do our best by small businesses. this partnership between the office of small business and the office of department of workforce development has had great working relationships and we've achieved a lot in the last few months. we're looking forward to doing more. i'd like to call out commissioner riley i had an interim this summer part of his job was a work with the chinese-american community and he was able to come back with a comprehensive report and at least i want to call out a new person to our team susan she'll be helping with the outreach and greg has a new person as well if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them >> i think your outreach is going very, very well. >> so thank you. >> and people seem to understand it. so they know what they have to give this year and next year and the difference between the it two but people in the business community gets it >> oh, great, thank you. i think when we were come piling the summary we wanted to know we're doing the right thing to do this is k

. >> reporter: regina newton who lives in a church off the freeway heard the crash at around 11:00 last night and when she saw the fire, she quickly realized there was no way anyone survived. >> i was worried about, you know, the people inside and then, you know, their families because it's just -- it is a sad way to end your life like that. >> reporter: identifying the victims in this case will be difficult because they were so badly burned. chp investigators right now are going over evidence that was found here at the crash site hoping it will help them figure out who was inside that car. and just before it veered off the road, this car clipped the front of an suv on the freeway. the chp says there was a family inside with four kids but they weren't hurt. >> the difference between being involved in a collision and then tragically involved is a matter of inches or seconds. they are very lucky. >> reporter: investigators don't think this car was involved in a race last night. they are trying now to nail down exactly how fast it was going and what caused the driver to lose control trigge

take a look, regina up to 33 degrees on your thursday. it should be about 20 degrees during this time of year and then reaching the 30 degree mark on both thursday and friday. you'll see the return of summer this week. finally over towards europe, severe weather is happening over eastern europe such as belarus and ukraine. excessive rainfall, plus a risk of hail out there. meanwhile some rainfall for the south of the scandinavian peninsula and areas in and around italy. temperatures are much lower compared to where they should be this time of year for central europe. take a look, only 14 degrees in warsaw, 18 degrees in vienna, and much lower than that in kiev. 10 degrees despite sunny weather. here's the extended forecast. >>> and that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm miki yamamoto from tokyo. we'll have more news for you at the top of the hour. xxxñ as is -- and it is 1 p.m. here in paris. you will be watching france 20 -- 24 here. more airstrikes hit islamic state targets in syria. monitoring groups saying raids were carri

give regina is a class the wild card. it will either be pittsburg or st. give you the score first the giants the are leading san diego right now five to nothing. there the of the highlights. >>: you one of a sponsor my eyes wide open. from last night there is the ultimate in various levels of the raiders in england. he is looking rather: his video. >>: i love this because a new york law was tabled in the drug giants here is the king is a the guy you all would is rep. the law rubble has won two titles. eli has had. they beat the giants 4514. we all kind of phantasize right? maybe i could tell a joke a get a laugh from new would you like it? >>: you know terrell of thinking that you will say goodbye to me. >>: kim are-and was caught in a scuffle. will return what the story. >> reporter: countdown said demolition is still scheduled for the bay bridge. it is meant taking down and reversed or. there is now at 800 ft. gap in the middle of its. the imam we cannot always assume that and they will go we have to do in accordance with planned. >> reporter: terrell wa

and we are recognizing regina scully, and among other things has produced the invisible war and she is a incredible supporter of women and we are recognizing rita simel who i am sure that many of you know for her extraordinary interfaith work in this community in bringing many people together. and we are recognizing dr. sue, yun who you may know not is the union representative for the international alliance and the chair of the ngo and the committee on the status of women and for the united nations and a partner to us and our work on cedaw and other things and we are recognizing the great chief justice of the state of california tony cadel. and i am going to mess up her name. and who we are is the second woman in the first philippine woman and an incredible leader in domestic violence and so i would ask for a motion to approve all of our resolutions from one of the commissioners. >> i so move. >> okay. >> is there a second. >> i second. >> okay. >> is there any public comment? >> seeing none, i will call a vote. all of those in favor? >> aye. >> great. >> thank you. >> item 2 d is the

joining us on the line is regina.u view what is happening on the streets of hong kong right now? these are well orchestrated protests which have been planned for more than a year. everything is happening according to the organizers' scenario. the current protest is different from the last protest, when the participants were largely spontaneous. this time, there are very effective online mobilizations. i think the protest will last for a couple of days. peoplething is, a lot of are expressing concerns about their future. do you think it is valid? do you think this is the kind of process that will be listened to , the protest on the street? very peaceful until the tear gas was deployed yesterday. >> i would correct you on that. we have a tradition of peaceful protest, but since friday night, the protesters deliberately staged an unlawful assembly and tried to break into government embassies. that is how the protest started to change radically. i wish to stress that the stated goals are pressing beijing to reverse the re

. >> regina, you all right?they fans will get the same of fairy tale fun they have become accustomed to zing him. >> it's about doing the right thing or not doing the right thing. >> it's a universal theme that's what drives the story and what drives people to watch >> "healthcheck" this morning new research suggests that paying attention to memoriry slips may hint at alzheimers disease later in life. researchers followed 500 older patients for several years watching for signs of dementia. researchers say forgetfulness is not the first sign of dementia. some memory loss is normal such as forgetting with the keys are, compared to what keys are for. >>> a study involved 900 pregnant women between 15 and 44 years old who were not pregnant. researchers found young pregnant women those who are not hispanic black or native american needed more oral care. >>> >>> 21 day belly fix said die gettive health influences everything in the body including weight loss. >> you have the wrong mix or wrong population living in your

. >> regimea -- regina newton heard the crash. when she saw the fire she realized nobody survived. >> i was worried about the people inside, and then their families, because it's just, it's a sad way to end your lifelike that. >> identifying the victims will be difficult, because they were so badly burned. chp investigators are going over evidence found at the crash site hoping they will figure out who was in the car. just before it veered off the road, this car clipped the front of an suv on the freeway. there was a family inside with four kids but they weren't hurt. >> the difference between being involved and tragically involved is inches or seconds investigators don't think the car was involved in a race. they are trying to nail down how fast it was going and what caused the driver to lose control triggering this tragic wreck. >>> we know the name of an 11- year-old girl that was killed in a crash. several were in an suv that veered off the interstate 92 a tree. a iliea supporter took the brunt of the impact: porter. she loved

think about male character, even though the late james garner but with an mavericks' mavericks' with regina's [laughter] that is my view. >> had to compare this to your former book which is also like mavericks' with vaginas. >> i am jealous of all of them the next best thing is to sit at my a computer to dig into their psyche. it is always a thrill when they do. >> talking about the prodding and the poking do you find you have stages to the process or do you have overlap how you operate? is that process any different? gimmicky would probably agree that i have to research and write at the same time. i know plenty of authors to have to do research firm stand they hoard. i would research for tenures and not write one word i would research the rest of my life. but then you are in trouble with your editor. [laughter] it is the function of journalism i3 have to write and research at the same time said the figure out what is vital to the story you do all the research you can pull back then-- interesting but i cannot spend the next four months on that unfortunately. >> you do such a good job to captu

which was all but confirmed when katy perry sent this cryptic tweet, she said, watch out for the reginaeorge in sheep's clothing. so, apparently this had something to do with backup dancers who left taylor swift. it's hard to follow. so, i'm going to break it down using emojis if you don't mind. now, taylor swift, the blond with the microphone said inflammatory things about a person we presume is katy perry, that's the brown haired emoji. she implied that katy, i guess, stole three backup dancers away from her. then katy perry tweeted that taylor is a bad person, even though she acts all nice and now their relationship has turned into this. [ laughter ] i hope that sums it up. [ cheers and applause ] that's -- by the way, i believe -- that's what newspapers are going to look like in the future. you know, usually when you hear katy perry versus taylor swift, it's a drunk bachelorette party over what karaoke song to sing. miley cyrus is now making art. that's right. beginning today, the art work of miley cyrus will be on display at the v magazine gallery in new york. the exhibition is cal

regina break held for coming up the 49ers' winning their game over the. dallas the along with a second nba team owner. up his team at duke remarks. also a virus spreading hundreds spread to hundreds of kids--sending hundreds of kids to hospitals. and felt of, said the coach hardball was on fire. demarco marine fumbling curse colbert picks it up and runs them for a touchdown. then tony roma tries to pass but against take up by reed and runs all the way down to the drug mine. then have call in kaffir neck who finished all off with a touchdown pass to davis. final score 28 to 17. forty-niners toasting chicago bears and next sunday night. on the oakland taking on the new york jets. first final score in 1914. raiders have their 14th straight loss. the nba facing another racism scandal. this will likely to play out more quickly compared to arnold sterling. another lbo is losing its franchise over racist remark. bruce levenson is selling his controlling stake in the team due to his e-mail in 2012. levenson said that"my theory is of the black cloud--crowd pressur

she wrote watch out for the regina george in sheep's clothing which refers to the movie mean girls. jive a response to taylor swift's recent interview with rolling stone in which she opens up about fellow artist was whom she is enemies. supposedly perry stole some of taylor's back up dancers for her tour. >> stop it. >> omg. sony pictures given the green light for the 21 jump street. not really be called 23 jump street. big box office draws with stars, chatham tatum, 22 jump street the highest grossing film of the year. no word yet on when the latest installment hits theser. >> that will come out for 23 jump street? >> twenty-four. >> thank you. >> actor charlie reveals why he's dropped out of the 50 shades of gray movie, is it huntam? >> no one ever heard of him. >> anyway, here he is, and he says scheduling conflicts and anxiety issues led to his decision to drop out of the role christian gray. the actor says he was playing three characters at the time, and that all his project became too much for him to handle. huntam dropped out of the 50 shades of gray film two months after cas

joining me to break it down, regina lewis.out the positive signs for the economy. >> gdp up 4.6%, the fastest growth since spring of 2011. it's important to note it's on the heels of a not so great winter and spring. so net for the year you are looking at conservative optimism on the part of most people and the jobs numbers will be particularly important, to sustain the spending we will have to see wage growth. >> a lot of the gdp news, the crystal ball out look for the holidays. what is it telling us? >> well, the growth is pegged at 4.5%, and that's significantly more than last year which was 2.8ish, and one thing americans don't skip is christmas. people have paid down their credit card and while we are not advising this, they tend to run them up during the holidays, and gas prices are down by a dime year over year, and fur filling up a 20-gallon tank, that's an extra stocking stuffer here and there. >> we will be welcoming the extra gifts perhaps. let's go to on the bend. what is the latest technology about the e-phones be

. >> look at this tweet, watch out, for the regina george and sheep's clothing. >> mean gir she is giving us a peek at her fabulous shoe collection. plus samuel l. jackson lashes out on live tv. wendy has the details. plus all the latest juicy hot topics. now, here's wendy. ♪

this is his inkwell and this is his ivory letter opener which was given to him by regina hoge or.he had it inscribed and he always put that on everything. and this is one of the plans and the story has it that dickens had trained and not to be terribly crass come about how much is this worth? >> guest: we don't have to discuss prices. i don't like to think of it in terms of financial value. and especially with the dickens collection. and the library has insurance. and this is the first volume to the white house and we have the vast majority here. and she was one of the great pioneers of the modernist novel in the novel was published in 1927 and it's not meant to be, she could do that kind of thing and she did with the private press that she ran with her husband. and here you can see she always drew a blue crayon line so she could write notes to herself. so in this particular case she has her couple of diary entries. through march 9, 1926, she rides that i am writing exactly for my other books and she said it's always before and also most of her works are informal productions. and

regina benjamin, united states surgeon general. go to cdc.gov.t generation tobacco-free. >>> good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> i'm t.j. holmes. here are some of the top headlines we are following this morning on "world news now." president obama lashing out at islamic terrorists. at a speech at the united nations, the president calling on the nations of the world to join the u.s. in dismantling what he called the network of death. full details in a moment. >>> parts of texas and florida are submerged this morning pounded by flooding rainfall, and millions more americans are bracing for extreme storms today. the forecast coming up. >>> prosecutors will not seek the death penalty against the georgia man accused of leaving his toddler in a hot car. he faces eight charges, including one count of malice murder and two counts of felony murder. >>> more and more drug stores and grocery stores are offering flu shots. but some doctors say not so fast. they want kids to be vaccinated at their pediatrician's office so they'll have a record of i tof >> annou

. >> reporter: regina newton lives nearby off dublin canyon road in pleasanton. when she saw the fire, she was at first concerned about it spreading in these dry conditions. but then her focus changed. >> when i realized no one made it, then i was worried about, you know, the people inside and then you know, their families. because it's just -- it's a sad way to end your life like that. >> reporter: investigators will focus on what's left of the car to try to get a vin number, then work backwards from there hoping that will tell them who the car belonged to, help them figure out where they were going, where they were coming from and why they were speeding. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> rail travelers signed a giant banner at the emoryville amtrak station calling on all californians to be what they call track smart. among them was ordina of martinez. her 14-year-old daughter was killed last march when she tried to retrieve a cell phone she dropped on the tracks. >> you can't really hear the trains until they are right upon you, and they take a long time to stop.

she said regina george in sheep's clothing, the ultimate writer. >> i hate to admit it because i'm nota huge taylor swift fan, but i like her no new song. >> i'm trying to not like it, but i'm sort of failing. >> a great transition with topper because i know it's stuck in your head, topper, isn't it? >> weather facts are stuck in my head. >>> we have some breaks in the clouds now, a pretty nice evening. thursday night football kicks off here on channel 9, steelers in town for the ravens, showers and thunderstorms ending, cooler. if you're tailgating, i think you're looking at showers and storms during the tailgating, 80 to 85 and much cooler during the game, 70s in the game. bring an umbrella and light jacket as wind turn northwest 10 to 15. on the futurecast 1:00 tomorrow you're fine in the afternoon, low 80s, but by 3:00, 4:00, showers developing along and of showers further north than the model indicates. the showers could end before kickoff or shortly thereafter. it won't be a rain event for the whole game. if you're going early to have fun, keep that in mind. >>> coming up ahead o

at&t turned over the times and dates of text messages sent and received by regina agea.actual content of the messages to longer exists. she testified in july she texted governor christie about the probe but she then deleted the messages. christie says he does not remember receiving those texts. >>> some local police are armed with something new today. >> the electronic addition to their uniforms that makes them among the first in the nation for something like this. >>> also here's what's coming up tonight on "nbc 10 news at 5." >>> the other guy tried to push me out of the chair. punched me again. >> this young man attacked by two young boys. their family pets missing. new at 5:00, nbc 10 has your first look at who delaware police are after. >>> then $6 million, how much fema is owed by sandy victims. >>> also google asking customers to change g-mail passwords. how many accounts they say hackers have compromised. count on "nbc 10 news at 5." >>> the nation paused today to reflect on the 13th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. ♪ in philadelphia, procession and commemoration

regina hampton is the medical director. >> we found there are a lot of fear. there's a lot of misinceptions. we want to break down those barriers in order to make a difference. >> the breast center is able to offer mammograms for free, thanks to a grant from the susan g. komen foundation. the money helps pay for a navigator and outreach. in two years of the komen grant, about 800 mammograms have been performed and seven cancers detected. >> we are trying to change the mortality rates from breast cancer in prince georges county. for a stage 0 breast cancer. we're at 100% survival rate. and we're getting better for the higher stages of cancer as well. because the treatments are just better. >> besides proof of county residency, women are eligible for the free digital screening mammograms if they have no insurance, are under insured, or considered low income. and they must be between the ages of 40 and 65. now for more information or to register, call 301-553-8524. dr. hampton says if you don't meet the age criteria, you, too, can call, again, 301-553- 8524. >> a

regina benjamin, united states surgeon general. go to cdc.gov.ke our next generation tobacco-free. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- >>> this morning on "world news now", confronting terror. president obama's strategy on ing, cicero. he is telling the world about his plans in a live address tonight. >>> nature's nightmare. the epic flood that stormed the southwest, the widespread damage as dangerous weather threatens another part of the country. >>> brave boy. the 12-year-old who fought back when an alligator attacked him. his amazing comments and painful injuries. >>> and showing off. justin bieber's appearance at new york's fashion week and what he did not wear on stage. see for yourself in "the skinny" on this wednesday, september 10th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good wednesday morning. i'm dan kloeffler. >> i'm reena ninan. >> a lot of news. >> very busy week, fashion week, one of the small highlights from that. justin bieber managing to make headlines. >> haven't seen the video. >> a lot waiting to see t