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so was regina's 7-year-old daughter jordan. friend and neighbors saw the family packing up to leave for the baby shower in baltimore friday night. >> you see them go in and out the house, packing up the little girl running around chasing her, putting her in the car, the baby and it was just like -- rattles my mind. >> reporter: regina's boyfriend, travis was killed too and the couple's 3-month-old son jonathan. stratton's family gave us these pictures to share. they say he and regina had been together three or four years. he loved producing music and graphic design. travis' mother betty stratton said he was hardworking and a loving son. >> i never knew that was going to be my last time i seen them. >> reporter: the crash happened 1:15 saturday morning at the intersection of route 30 and rout 215. the vehicle and the tractor-trailer approached from opposite directions both on different roads. the tractor-trailer crashed into the vehicle on the passenger side and then rolled over the family's car. we're told other members of the

regina benjamin, united states surgeon general. go to cdc.gov.ow to make our next generation tobacco-free. >>> updating the breaking news in san francisco, that massive fire burning in the mission district, one man is dead and six people have been hurt and some with burns. these are live pictures from sky 7hd. it started before 7:00 tonight and it is still smoldering right now. >> firefighters are on the scene and they continue to douse the flames with water. the crews will be there all night making sure the fire doesn't flare up and spread to the surrounding buildings. >>> friends and family gathered tonight in san jose to remember a woman killed this week after two cars crashed. 24-year-old kieran died as a result of a crash that police say happened when two men were racing down san jose's yes sir bough by -- yerba buena road. dozens of people returned to the spot where she was killed to hold a vigil in her honor. family and friends shared their memories with the crowd. >> she was my cousin. she was a lot of our cousins but she was not just a c

regina benjamin, united states surgeon general. go to cdc.gov.o-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good wednesday morning. it is january 21. it is 4:28. thank you for starting your day with. >> we already have traffic trouble. how about the weather? >> fog issues, too. that will hurt the rush. live doppler hd shows you current visibility in the north bay getting socked in with the fog. a lot of spots have quarter-mile or less. santa rosa right there. petaluma, as well. napa down to 1.75 and fairfield down to quarter-mile confined to the north and inland east bay. it will stay there until the sun is up. this afternoon we will have tons of sunshine and mild with temperatures into the 60's again. >> a lot of good news. thanks drew. >> we have a big accident. we will look right now at a camera. we do not have a view of the accident but that is the bay bridge toll plaza where the accident is in burlingame southbound 101 at broadway. we had a stalled vehicle in the lane and another vehicle at high speed ran interest it and we had two people ejec

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regina benjamin, united states surgeon general. go to cdc.gov.acco-free. >>> good evening, looks like raiders have a head coach that can bring silver and black back to being a contender. raider fans have reason to be jacked up about jack del rio. who has presence and experience. he's certain they have the right man, but davis actually almost went in a different direction. >> and i told jack i'm thinking about going more offensive because we have a young quarterback and everything. jack said woah, stop. i know about offense as well. when we met, and he dissected the laid raider as roster and able to tell me about each player, that showed me he's ready to be here and take that anxiety out of me about going with another coach. >> right after the news conference abc7 spoke one on one with the new head coach. >> the fan base want to win so your mind set knowing how that can happen next year? >> a lot of times when you're in the season you can carry that into the following season. i think we'll try to draw any positive that's we can going forward. for

>> thank you regina do we have cards? >> thank you want adams. >> we have (calling names). >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is blake i feel there should be some, some clear distinctions

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commissioners i'll try to be brief i realize the clock a ticking i'm isabel i've been working closely with regina as the constitutes trying to help with this legislation and clarify ray begin asked me last week to give you a quick presentation of my expertise about some the comments i'm making and try to take you through 3 main points i think commissioners need to think about in terms of the priorities and open up to questions both in france and paris and london for weeks i've been teaching business hefty for 20 years latest at the ucsf in the school of management but in the us i've been an advisor to businesses and families and philanthropic foundations and using their legacy for a variety of the initiatives but external branding as well as the positions i've had for this legislation i think it is a landmark legislation first point i want to make is the legacy programs for us what we've got i've worked with clients in north america and in the middle east they focus on the preservation of buildings and i think this business legacy policy is distinct from the approximately it looks at businesses t

>> thank you regina do we have cards? >> thank you want adams. >> we have (calling names). >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is blake i feel there should be some, some clear distinctions between bona fide stores and stores that sell e cigarettes is an alternative not tobacco if we take away the alternative people will go back to cigarettes and i'm the owner and operate of 1962 ocean avenue in the bay we rebutted the - we're going to go through the process of an appeal i'd like this item to be continued so that we can share some information with the supervisors so they can have a clear understanding how it is different should be addressed in this legislation between south side stores do you want interest internal revenue 21 stores out there and the supervisors should hear what the property owners have to say and the family and industry people what they have to see thank you very much for your time. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please >> good evening. i'm mr. kip want to reiterate we want to have this co

impoverishment thank you for inviting us to talk about the health care security ordinance i don't know if regina if you have copies of the power point presentation so you can pull it up that should be enough. >> so just briefly the administration i think you have the full that administration active guidance i tried to highlight some of the points that will be respect to you as a commission and the business community just a little bit of background on the health care security ordinance tests been in effect abstinence e since 2007 and there's two components the first i'll speak to say that it establishes the city's access plan the san francisco plan and the city's medical reimbursement program and the second components of the law is the employers spending requirements to refresh your recollection it covers 20 employees worldwide and their covered by the security ordinance no, it covers nonprofits with 50 employees and requires that the employers make health care expenditures for all they're covered employees in san francisco so the requirement for 2015 i'll talk about firefighting first is that th

. >> 24-year-old regina ayres was killed, so were served boyfriend, travis, her seven-month-old daughter that her seven-year-old daughter. her pregnant sister was also killed. the family was traveling to baltimore for her baby shower. a suspected truck driver is being blamed for causing it overnight crash that injured a greenbelt police officer. the officer was in his vehicle at a traffic stop on greenbelt road and hanover parkway when he was hit by a third car. the officer suffered minor injuries. the driver that was pulled over was not injured. the driver of the third car was not hurt, but she has been charged with driving with impaired vision and driving under the influence. additional security measures are planned for a rally tomorrow in paris to honor the victims of the terror attacks. tonight, the police continued search for the person being called the world's most wanted woman. chuck sieverts and has more. >> the most wanted woman in the world is on the lam.. french authorities say that hayat boumeddiene a member of the sleeper cell, days before the attacks led to spain, then stop

business, i am currently housed in the office of small business and i have been working closely with regina, martha and nagar and bruce to support, i feel it is strategickally good hoer horizontal integration that can add value to small business owners. >> commissioner white. >> congratulations on your new role. are the services you provide via these consultants pro bono or at a reduced rate? >> the one on one consulting is absolutely free. there is no cost to small business owners, that falls within our budget. >> are the individuals providing those services being paid or does it fall within --. >> those individuals are being paid within our contract. >> sounds like a great program. >> any other -- commissioner yee riley. >> does your service include different languages? >> yes we are offering services in english, spanish, mandarin and cantonese. and it is based on the individual need. if we know there's a specific need within a language we will make sure to match the small business owners with that consultant. >> all right, thank you. >> welcome. >> thank you. thank you. it is great to be

. >> i have one comment, regina president adams last year come up with the thought about small businesses being impacted by the works throughout the city and had suggested that we should maybe have hearings --. >> construction. >> construction. and i think that that idea was a good idea because a lot of businesses are being impacted by construction in the city. should we not --. >> we can bring that up under new business. >> maybe bring it to --. >> i got a text today from somebody, you know, who knew i was coming here today and said, okay, i got a problem because of the construction in front of my place and business is down by 40 percent. i know you see a lot --. >> it was on our agenda for january 3rd for north beach. >> mr. president, i think it's fine because you did bring it up under new business for us to discuss it under the director's report because in the past i have had future agenda items. >> thank you for bringing that back up because that's been on my mind. >> february 9th commission meeting is relatively light at this particular point so i could target to ask departments to

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. >> regina is the director of the office of small business. >> good afternoon supervisor and thank you, supervisor mar and campos. the small business commission is going to be hearing the item on monday. so this does not do not have an official response, but i thought that it was important to come and acknowledge i think that one of the key items in the original draft of the legislation that they would have raised was around the retention value of existing businesses. and so, i did want to come and express my appreciation to you and your staff and to the coalition, for working with the arab american grocers and also sensitive to the last minus you that i have brought forward that we are addressing, i think one of the key concerns that the commission would have brought up and made a recommendation to change. so thank you. >> thank you. >> i am going to read a few more names, emily from mission sf, and steven layman from healthy corner coalition, and don from healthy corner coalition and ryan fayer. abnifiv, katia and anelia sanadad, next speaker. >> my my is ryan, and i was a former mem

go ahead please, regina in pennsylvania. caller: i have been involved with ron paul since the bill supported by rick santorum, our hero, not for the workers, for himself. the trade authority is coming up again under fast track trade. i wonder if the tea party would look into this. congress regulates trade. there is no reason to give any president authority to go and negotiate with a country and then we're to our congress and tell them they have a vote of up down and if you not like trading with other countries that is a total lie. this happened with george bush. case sick comes out there, he is for fast track trade. freddie and fannie will you money. from who? the other taxpayers. thank you, jenny beth martin for making that clear. guest: thank you for bringing that up. generally, we focus more on the mystic issues rather than the international. i can look into it. thank you. host: last call. caller: good morning. we are in during this blizzard right now. historically, the income tax. i'll keep taxes. they thought they were

. >> reporter: next up, a fellow apd officer, regina sanchez. with levi. >> the nature of that phone call was to pretty much get mad at me, ask what was going on. >> was she upset? >> yes, very. >> reporter: and investigators showed that not long after that phone call, someone had typed in a web search on levi's computer, "how to kill somebody." >> after the "how to kill somebody" search, there was a web page that was visited, and that's on how to kill someone. >> reporter: the state's implication? that levi thought murder might be easier than divorce. the prosecution said levi had grown tired of tera. >> that computer shows you that something's going on. he tells tera she's holding him back. calls her a worthless piece of skin. >> reporter: and the prosecution suggested levi had a plan to get rid of tera for a new girlfriend, heather hindi. she was the other albuquerque cop who got to know levi in the weeks before tera's death. >> you had indicated that you didn't start a sexual relationship until the end of november of 2007? >> correct. >> 63

. >> in regina beach canada a kid broke his leg playing in a tree. they demanded the tree to be chopped down. >> what's the matter with a broken leg? six weeks pretty girls sign your cast. >> my heart swells with pride my son has a cast on. >> they are little kids you want to protect them. >> that's true of about a ibbies. when they become little peel you have to teach them to be real people. >> we protect older kids by giving every child a trophy. >> proud of him real proud of him. >> when i was a kid trophies had meaning. you only got one of these if you were good at something. these days we give them to everybody. >> if my kid played soccer everybody got a trophy. it made them happy. >> ashley merryman argues giving them a prize is bad for kids. >> i said it was good to praise kids. >> kids were told they are wonderful they are worried the next time they try something -- >> 40 years ago the idea of child rearing was self-esteem. they started a self-esteem task force. you are mocked by a cartoonist. make sure everyone feels good about themselves. t

. >> regina maiden. well, actually, reginald maiden. r-e-g-i-n-a-l-d. m-a-i-d-e-n. >> 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

breaking it down with me is regina lewis. let's begin this morning with a rosy out look for 2015.is the reason for the optimism. >> market watch put together some predictions. they are expecting the overall economy to grow 3% phaurbed by lower unemployment, which is a great thing because we are even noticing people quitting their jobs. this is the extra good part and that means that wages may increase for the first time in a long time. that coupled with no inflation is the spending power. only 14% of americans own individual stocks and 50% through mutual funds and things like that but this will help everybody across the board. >> what does social media tell us about how holiday shopping went? >> s.a.p. did a analysis and they measured two things did people shop and what did they say about it? if you bought electronics, didn't always have the best experience. maybe they were sold out and complained about the price. if you bought other categories toys, you would say, i love diamonds. they also noticed people bought for their significant others 21% of the tweets they analyzed and the

regina or he making the first predict in last year's world cup. germany winning over portugal.018 when telemundo has the world cup. >>> and gabby the sea turtle predicting a win for the patriots sunday. in four years of predictions, only right one time. victor turtles belong in aquariums. do we have a picture of victor? look at that, is that your turtle? that's beautiful. say hello. what's the name of the turtle? >> gamera, victor. anyway listen whoever wins i told chuck todd i thought new england was going to win. we called the sea aquarium to see if flipper the dolphin is making a prediction didn't know who we were apparently flipper is taking time off like the miami dolphins are. super bowl xlix this sunday 6:30 eastern on nbc. tonight on msnbc, "hardball" with chris matthews followed by a special "morning joe at night. everybody from phoenix tonight. 8:00 p.m. through 10:00 p.m. eastern. that music is killing me. that wraps up "the rundown" on msnbc. thank you for the privilege of your time. have a great weekend. tamron hall is up next. for most people, earning cash back en

regina benjamin, united states surgeon general. go to cdc.gov.o make our next generation tobacco-free. >>> this morning on "world news now," terror train, a subway filled with smoke sending dozens to the hospital and killing a passenger. what investigators are uncovering from a rush hour nightmare. >>> unprecedented patrols protecting the public in paris. the latest fears and why the u.s. is on terror watch. >>> the unusual flight. new york-bound delta airlines passenger who shared an entire jetliner with one other passenger. how did this happen? >> and later, awkward moments on "the bachelor" last night. the unusual behavior of one of the contestants. did she get sent home? that's in "the skinny" on this tuesday, january 13th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> hello to you all. we begin this half hour with new details in the deadly smoke condition in the washington, d.c. metro. >> subway passengers described the moments of panic as people starting to hit the floor trying to breathe. some riders were trapped more than an h

regina benjamin, united states surgeon general. go to cdc.gov.m reena ninan. here's the headlines we are good morning to you all. here are the top headlines we're following on world news new. tom brady and bell belichick are offering no explanation how the game balls became deflated in the victory against the colts. >>> saudi arabia is mourning after the passing of king abdullah. >> joe biden will lead the delegation to saudi arabia for the funeral. >>> jeff gordon says he has one more season left in him. he's credited with widening the sports fan base. at age 43 he's not saying he's retiring. those are some of our top stories on this friday, january 23rd. >>> we're talking about it before we get on the air with you. football football. deflated footballs. who knew? did you watch the press conferences? >> even bill belichick was saying he didn't know about the process. bill belichick. >> somebody did. something is up. yesterday did not help squash this whole controversy at all. i have a lot more questions. deflate-gate is what we're calling it. if

regina lewis with a good morning. it's never been higher right? >> it's actually record breaking. big spending alex. $14.3 billion. to put that in perspective, it's about $77 per viewer. and that number goes up to 90 if you factor in the 9.5 million flat screen televisions that are purchased. we know it's the single biggest pizza delivery day, beer. and chicken wings. 1.25 billion. that is 572 wings on every seat in every -- all 32 nfl stadiums. just a crazy amount of food con such consumption, partying. the discretionary income when is it going to show up? i think it might show up tomorrow. >> you have a good point given those stats. let's talk to seeing spots and how much the anticipated commercials have cost. i know they have sold out. also there's longer ones which is somewhat unique. >> it is very interesting. $4.5 billion for a 30-second spot. if you are a bulk buyer, that number goes down a bit. sales executives saying we wish we had more inventory. they think they could have sold it out. many like the ones that are funny. but to have an emotional connection takes longer. m

regina benjamin, united states surgeon general. go to cdc.gov. on black ice. >>> this morning on "world news now" out of control. the deadly crashes on black ice. the accidents captured on camera and the drivers who barely escaped death. >>> historic trial. the man accused of opening fire in a colorado movie theater faces justice today. the major time-consuming challenge for attorneys in the james holmes case. >>> secrets revealed. the federal government investigation into ufos. who's releasing undercover documents and do they deliver the truth? >>> later, toothless tiger. how in the world did tiger woods lose a tooth while watching his girlfriend, lindsey vonn ski her way in to the history books? that's in "the skinny" on this tuesday, january 20th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> yes, we are trying to figure out what happened to tiger. he was just watching skiing. >> good day for his girlfriend. he's a spectator. how can that be dangerous? >> yesterday. >> he's a toothless tiger right now. we will get back to that in a

regina shield started an online petition this week.arrested june 17th after getting into a dispute over a metro bus fare. he died in custody hours later. a witness told news4, he had been beaten. we reached out to the department of justice for comment on the petition but they have not returned our call. >>> next the deep freeze that's impacting millions across 22 states. doug is tracking conditions in our area as we look ahead to tomorrow morning. >>> and we invite to you check out the pictures our viewers have been sending in of the snow. you can do that by going to nbcwashington.com. we thought our cable internet was fast. but, our uploads are half the speed of our downloads so our internet is really half-fast. so half-fast. someone did a half-fast job posting our vacation pics. stop living with half-fast internet. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - uploads as fast as downloads. get a fios triple play for just $79.99 a month online for two years and get a $400 bonus with a two year agreement! hurry! it's your last chance. this

we will go to regina from pennsylvania. go ahead. caller: yes.ust want to thank jenny beth martin for making it clear why she got involved. i have been involved with ron paul since the a long time ago. trade promotion authority is coming up again under fast-track trade. i wonder if the tea party would look into this. when you talk about congressional authority, congress regulates trade. there is no reason to give any president authority to negotiate with a country and then bring it back to congress and tell them, they have a vote of up or down. that is a total lie. this happened under george bush for china. case sick comes out and he is for faxed trade. -- john kasich comes out and he is for fast trade. thank you. thank you for making it real clear. guest: thank you, regina. that is something we have not specifically taken up. we focus more on economic issues that are domestic rather than international. thank you. host: hyannis, massachusetts. the last call. caller: good morning. thank you very much. we are just enduring this blizzard. thank god

then chris brown is perhaps best known for his 2009 domestic bylaws assault on then girlfriend or reginadays there is no spare the air alerts for tomorrow. jacqueline bennett is in the weather center tonight with tomorrow what that means. >> reporter: is not quite as hazy as is been in days past but it does look like it could return. because we're gonna be say dry conditions will show you that in a just a bit. talking about the temperatures were talking about the '60s and the upper 60s of the bay area. 68 in santa rosa 66 and antioch and same thing in concord and livermore. '60s are still up in santa rosa. as academics out some of that their air is the least inside the bay. >> reporter: temperatures will be largely in the '60s and should say dry for the rest of the work week. as we move into the weekend we could see a little bit of rain. >> pam: also coming up california lieutenant governor says he will not run for bobber boxers senate seat. find out all my be throwing their name into that. plus another side show shuts down the stretch of highway in oakland. who police now have been boug

to pod earn day mean girl regina george. >> how many of you have ever felt personally victimized by reginah the ages and at all ages from the playgrounds to the nursing home a best selling author recently wrote about her grandmother's retirement committee. >> when you play they say, we're not looking for anybody new or when you sit down they say, these seats are taken. >> reporter: for her, it's another example of how mean gifrls can grow up to become mean mommys even mean grannys leadership i tell my daughters and probably everybody's mother told them the won't last forever, people grow up people grow out of this people behave better. come to find out they don't. >> that's nothing new as this class has discovered. >> we think we are the ones to have this conversation. if reality, it's been going on since like the odyssey leadership i can't go out. >> reporter: perhaps proving mean girls are here to stay on the big screen and beyond. halle jackson, nbc news los angeles. >> it is the most unusual or cruellest course you took? >> college, what? >> i can't remember. >> i took a course on john

as i did once again during the inaugural address and by the magic of television invite my mother regina otter -- she's been to this chamber every time except for this time. but mom will turn 100 years old on february 9th. and all nine of us kids plan on being there for that celebration. so mom, welcome. [ applause ] allow me first to comment briefly on two men who were with us throughout my first two terms and tenure in this office. superintendent of public instruction tom luna and secretary of state ben ysursa. during my time in government i have seldom been privileged to work with two individuals that are more devoted to public service, and the public interest, and motivated by the better angels of public service than was tom and ben. please join me now in an appreciation for their work, their legacy, and their friendship. [ applause ] that's sufficient. i don't want you to get more applause than i got. ben, tom. god bless you. godspeed. i love you. two of the greatest. to our newly elected legislators and constitutional officers, congratulations and welcome. i applaud your willingnes

regina. caller: you are speaking about the teachers and bad teachers.you kind of brushed over that. one of the things that i have discovered is some of the teachers, their expectation level of students is very low especially minority students. how do you train someone to raise the expectation level that a minority student would do just as well as a white student, and how do you teach them to love that job and be creative to make sure that they are teaching in the various different styles of teaching that saw the students do not teach? how you train someone for that? guest: i have had some incredible colleagues in my career, teaching for 20 years in a lot of different situations and it is true that you will sometimes walk into a school, and you will find some challenging situations. you will find some very discouraged educators, what i have seen happen, when you actually can call that faculty, the staff together, where you can say we need your best thinking, we need you to be creative with your students -- so often teachers and educators today in the bui

here to break it down is regina lewis.. >> yeah. coffee bean is a commodity spiking in price. starbucks lock in the price of 60% of their coffee well this advance. they can absorb it. others, not so much. >> we're not getting old beans from starbucks. they're just locking in the prices? >> just like the airlines do. >> i see. great. health care. i thought prices were supposed to down for health care. >> this is a killer. the affordable care act turns out to be a little bit of a misnomer because it's so depressive to the entire industry looking to absorb all these new compliance rules. employers are saying we've got to pass that on to employees because insurers don't have their back. watch for higher deductibles. this next couple of months with high deductible, very pricey. >> the housing stock market bouncing back. that means rent is up. >> rent is a leading indicator by about three years. so the fact that rental prices are expected to go up about 4% this year, does bode well for future of housing prices. >> all right. get