a listen to "experience regina." ♪ regina experience regina regina experience regina ♪ >> regina isapplause ] >> jimmy: i like it. >> steve: love it. ♪ experience regina experience regina ♪ ♪ experience regina regina ♪ [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: again, the more you listen to it, the more you like these songs. >> steve: yeah, you didn't experience regina until college, right? [ laughter ] you didn't go to canada until college? >> jimmy: yeah. college, mid-30s, something like that, yeah. we're down to our last album. this is a rapper called media. there he is. [ laughter ] >> steve: wait, media? >> jimmy: yeah, man, his name is media and he's striking a a pose on his toyota camry right there. >> steve: medium. >> jimmy: media is the rapper's name. anyways, his hit song here is called "i feel good about me." here we go. ♪ i feel good about me i i i i i i feel good about me i i i i i ♪ ♪ i feel good about me i i i i i i feel good about me ♪ ♪ i feel good about me ♪ >> jimmy: come on, quest, give me -- ♪ i feel good about me i i i i i i feel good about me i

thank you, regina, for all of the work that you do. you been called to do this. and you have the calling. thank you for all of you do and we are going to hear more about the program in the next segment. please join us with regina jackson and jade a white of the east oakland youth development center. >>> this the new future of san francisco. and now, we are bringing you these breathtaking views, thanks to our exclusive salesforce tower cams. >> four different cameras on top of the tallest building west of the mississippi river. >> capture the changing beauty of the area. expect original coverage from kpix 5 news. expect more. hirteen hundred hours. my math class, room 302, was in the trenches. davy roth had it the worst. fractions were coming at him left and right. he just didn't get the damn things. two days ago, i tried to teach him what 1/4 of 1/2 was using different sizes of blocks. yesterday, i tried again by dividing up pizza. both missions failed. rachel: oh no. sam: but today...i was ready. sam: i created a combat math game where the only way to beat the e

let's start with you, regina. your history and involvement. >> that is a long story. we will wrap it up. i have been in oakland for 50 years. oakland is my home. i graduated from u charlie cap -- uc berkeley. at the time, i did not know you could have a career in that work. so i was very excited. i started in 1994. celebrating 24 years. they call it come in the peace corps, the toughest job you will ever love. it has been the toughest job i am in love with. young people like jada, i get to help mold and mentor and plant seeds. i have an extraordinarily capable staff. 58 is -- 58% of them are alums. so teaching this mentoring throughout all the leadership programs and the education and arts and re well. do service- oriented careers. maybe because of what we show them. >> you came from new york? >> i spent some time in new york when i was married many years ago. my father was a retired major in the marine corps. when he decided to retire, he moved to oakland. >> i got the impression you loved new york? >> absolutely. i am a global traveler. i love travel period. anywher

hey, regina. regina: hi, steve. steve: how you doin'? regina: i'm doin' very well today, thank you.ell, steve, with me today is my handsome son brandon, my beautiful daughter devyni, my handsome nephew ryan, and my handsome nephew dwayne. [cheering and applause] all college graduates, steve. i was the first to graduate from college, and every single one of them followed suit. steve: really? regina: absolutely. that's the standard. steve: that's the standard. regina: that's the standard now. absolutely. steve: that's a lot of education. regina: it is, it is. and wait till you hear where this one graduated from. i'm a proud mom. single mom. steve: brandon, where did you graduate from? brandon: stanford university. steve: geez. regina: ooh, yeah! devyni: graduate in the house! steve: let's go win ourselves some money! [cheering and applause] let's go. give me hamilton, give

you guys are going to be going to regina in sisc actual. route just a good question regina is the capital of the provinces the scotch one which is located in the middle of canada. beautiful stars when you arrive it will be spring time so you'll see flowers and animals good. start for me you can see for miles will be able to receive treatment for your eye. i notice that you have difficulty in the bright light will definitely be able to see a doctor in canada. everyone has access to a physician. saucer so. it was i will last eleven on. the last time we travelled we were escaping the bombs in syria. but. after all they cared about was my high school certificate it was my only chance to get to university where you could deal with the rest of it. it was hard not to think about our lives back in syria in these last moments. as you look. at the career and the regular at the get them of their. mind if that mine are. i miss the simple things most in the house that my father built. you to have a show work anywhere surely because that is on the shift.

tonight's guest from the netflix series "seven seconds" regina king is here, everybody! cheers and applause ) man, we're gonna have some fun! but first let's get right into it. let's catch up on th the headli. remember how when donald trump uninvited the philadelphia eagles from the white house earlier this week? he said it was because the n.f.l. players shouldn't kneel during the anthem. he went on to say they also shouldn't stay in the locker room. eagles safety malcolm jenkins struck on a new form of protest and damn if it wasn't effective. >> mac thornberry refused to answer questions about president trump uninviting the super bowl champs to the white house this week but said he wanted to set the record straight as to why some n.f.l. records have been taking the knee. >> are you surprised you guys are embroiled in this controversy with the white house? >> are you not going to say anything today or just going to use these posters? ( cheers and applause ) >> what aren't we listening to? ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: i'm not gonna lie. i loved every single moment o

you guys are going to be going to regina in cisco. route just a good question regina is the capital of the province of saskatchewan which is located in the middle of canada. beautiful stars when you arrive it will be spring time so you'll see flowers and animals good. for starters i mean you can see for miles you'll be able to receive treatment for your eye i noticed that you had difficulty in the bright light will definitely be able to see a doctor in canada. everyone has access to a physician. sauce so. if you're like. me and. it was i will last eleven on. the last time we traveled we were escaping the bombs in syria. but. after all they cared about was my high school certificate it was my only chance to get to university where you could deal with the effects of it. it was hard not to think about our lives back in syria in these last moments. as you look. at the career and the regular at the get at them of. my life that mine are. i miss the simple things most in the house that my father built. you to have wash over again the air sho

regina goodwin/oklahoma"it's not that our people are so bad, it's just that our laws are so old."vocate of criminal justice reform, who worked on a bill to increase the amount of money it takes to get charged for a felony for stolen property.state rep. regina goodwin/oklahoma"at one time if it was $500 that was a felony, and that's been increased to $1,000, i was able to co-author that. that matters because i know too many teenagers that think stealing a cell phone makes sense. cellphone right, you get a felony on you record because you made a stupid decision."and if the state's incarceration rate is the highest, it only follows that we've probably got more children than any other state with parents behind bars. johnny buschardt/new hope"last year we helped over 560 kids." johnny buschardt of new hope, an organization that tries to help minimize the trauma of having mom or dad locked up. johnny buschardt/new hope"one of our kiddos is having a bad day, and she and i get along well so we were chatting in the hallway, and i said what's bugging you? and she said i'm afraid my mom's go

superstars who are extraordinary and ordinary at the same time regina. it looks beautiful what you may cause it depends on you the first this you don't know display is it vidis we caught and that's why we're there bridge an open door society to help you to answer those questions. but with time you will get used to regina had to valladolid your life it. and you will succeed once all of us just like many of us. had never seen anything like this before. and i had to adapt fast. i my name is dawn here and i'm your tester for today and so could you tell me a little bit about yourself. and how many almost twenty twenty two years old from holmes. and i meant remember i passed like. a lot of. things happen and i found myself with with a tent instead of university if you could tell me beginning with number one could if you could tell me describe the shopping trip and i can begin to give you an evaluation of your speaking. how much so she can. now. you're having to look quite quite closely to the pictures you know you can do you have some yeah problem with my frie

regina: [habla en wayúu] [locutora] "en otros tiempos todo era diferente, la lluvia era abundancia laveces se moría el chivo. no hay nada que se va a comer. teresa: josé del carmen dice que hay una imagen que no puede borrar de su mente. josé: hay animales que caminando se caen sin--como si de pronto les dispararan o si de pronto les dieran. teresa: caen muertos de física hambre y sed. el problema es que enfrentan una doble amenaza. o los mata la sed o los mata elgu aa que gucoigue josé: es agua no apta para consumo. ¿por qué? porque es agua salada. teresa: y es que en medio de la sequía, no tienen otra alternativa. josé: los animales beben ese agua salada, se ponen barrigones como si fueran unas vegijas. sin carne, se descarna y no queda nada. y se mueren. y así también les pasa a las personas. teresa: doña regina y florinda reconocen que lo hacen. >> [locutora] en el tema del agua me la tomo porque me toca agua salada. >> [locutora 2] traigo el agua de allá, me la tomo así. pienso que no me puede pasar nada al tomarlo. teresaexpertos dicen que el calentamiento climático traerá efect

at last, regina.now from abc 7, live breaking news. >>> breaking news, windy conditions are fueling a wildfire burning right now in san ramon. sky7 is live over the scene over the charred areas. the flames threatened homes, burning up against the backyards of several. but now it appears sort of burning away from the homes. all right we'll show you the fire burning on this location. and east of interstate 680 as we pull out wider from sky7. you can see the homes arndt the corner areas. there is an aerial drop right now dropping water on the flames. by the way, this burned about 10 to 15 acres, east of interstate 680. >> we've seen smoke blowing in developments. fire c called for air support. and we saw one of the aerial drops, water and fire retardant. you can see the retardant at the edge of the screen, the red. we'll keep an eye onhe

at last, regina. see you tomorrow. good night. night. good night. >>> stop taking children!mp administration zero tolerance policy. >>> two gay men attacked. what is being investigated as possible hate crimes. the recommendations from police. >>> taking aim at pg&e. the familiar face of santa rosa tonight encouraging victims to hire a lawyer. >>> about a quarter of a way down the block i felt a ban to the head. >> huge blow right side my head. >> two bay area mane recovering after they were brutally beaten in two different cities on the same night. good evening, i am kristen sze for ama daetz. >> two men. with pride weekend just around the corner, police are saying people need to be vigilant. lyanne melendez in san francisco live with this story. >> reporter: the circumstances are bizarre. both men are gay. and one was attacked if san francisco, one was attacked in oakland, they happened on the same night. scott long of oakland was struck from behind as he was walking home on june 9th. >> i got a glimpse of he had. >> rter:e h had

regina: exactly.ings get turned on and off like a light switch and they need to balance it. i see gradual production increasing. you will see the saudi is playing a stronger role in terms of restraint, but they will feel -- they will fill that gap. david: do we have a good sense of what the prices at which you start to destroy demand? above $80. you will see these countries responding to higher gas prices and they will take different maneuvers to manage their demand. alix: mark, from an oil perspective and a credit perspective, i have an interesting chart for you. you are taking a look at the break even curve for the five and the 30, the white line. it is flattening, and the blue line is the spread for oil. i cannot help but notice how closely related they are. remote, so i am cannot see your graph, but i would say that as far as oil prices are concerned and how they are going to affect this market, it is very interesting what we saw back in 2015, 2016 where we saw oil dip in that created a real issue

the flight tracker thing and she just says, "oh, regina, saskatchewan. regina."what is -- i don't need this." you know, in my life. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no, absolutely. that's a stressful -- >> i don't want to be here. >> jimmy: you're like, "what are you saying?" >> what is happening? what did i do wrong? it's too late, i can't fix it. it's like -- i said, "what are you doing?" and so she points to the tracker and she's like, reg --" i was like, "oh, it's cit -- guys, it's a city! [ laughter ] it's a city in canada." >> jimmy: we're not -- no one's yelling anything yet. >> this is my daughter, it's fine. she's -- >> jimmy: no one pull your penises or anyone else's. [ laughter ] >> she's -- yeah, no penis pulling. >> jimmy: no penis pulling. >> she's been doing that to me my whole life, though. we -- i remember when she was a a lot younger, like, i don't know, about yea-big. i don't know, what's that like? >> jimmy: three, four? >> two. i don't know. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> she was like -- we were in this place called bed bath and beyond which is ba

thank you, regina. my name is matt corvey. i'm a native san franciscan. i graduated from st. ignatius. 43 year member of the olympic club and currently play on the basketball leagues out there. i started my first small business when i was in my 20's, which was a lighting company that basically sold lighting and maintenance supplies to big manufacturing companies. from there, i went into the bar and restaurant business in my 30's. i started bartending in 1992, and then opened my first restaurant-bar and night club in 1997, and i have owned seven in total. currently, i own may's oyster house, which is on polk, and the blue light cafe on union street. i not only do the ordering and inventory and book events, but i also bar tend there every night, so i -- i take full advantage of, you know, the restaurant-bar and night club business. i also raised all the money to start each one of these businesses. and why i wanted to be a commissioner, first of all, i'm so excited. this is so exciting to be up here so be a part of this ---to be a part of this team. i also wanted to be on the sm

well i mean army work they're going to regina's left wing it's a bit of a misnomer. there is left wing rhetoric but one of the things that has changed precisely the past few days will affect that the private sector. big business actors of the country were entirely comfortable person they are. now the jump ship and their. recent need only hands off all we get lections or worse think that there was never really. project and making logical meet for some years now this. has for the most part become.

>> because i was like, "oh, okay, regina, queen." j my: right. >> i was like, and you are?een latifah -- >> yeah.wo >> jimmy: d go anywhere with queen latifah. >> that makes the two of us. >> jimmy: she's the most fun human bein ever. well, tiffany is now hosting the "mtv movie & tv awards" monday night. >> yep. >> jimmy: you going to be there? you're nominated for best movie. >> yeah. you know, i mean -- [ cheers and applaus i can't -- >> jimmy: i'm just saying -- >> i can't give you all the tea. [ laughter ] >> jimmycome one. >> can't give you all the tea. >> jimmy: spill a little bit. >> now there might be a little something at the beginning. >> >> yeah.ay, all right. >> jimmy: all right, good. is there any talk -- can you even hint at maybe is there talk of a "girls trip 2"? >> you know what, there is talk of a "girls trip 2." >> jimmy: yes! >> yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: dude, i want to see that. i loved it. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it was so funny. each one of you scored >> yeah. >> jimmy: congrats on that. >> thank you. thank you. >> jimmy: i love you. i love y

superstars who are extraordinary and ordinary at the same time regina. it looks beautiful what you may cause it depends on you the first the you don't know displays it would be difficult thus why we are there regional been the society to help you to answer those questions. but with time you will get used to jana headed our daughter your life it the board and you will succeed once all of this just like many of us. i had never seen anything like this before. and i had to adapt fast. i my name is dawn here and i'm your tester for today and so could you tell me a little bit about yourself. and how many almost twenty twenty two years old from holmes. and i meant rima i passed like. a lot of things happen in the sense that this i found myself with with a tent instead of university and if you could tell me beginning with number one if you could tell me describe the shopping trip and i can begin to give you an evaluation of your speaking. how much so she can. see you next time. you're having to look quite quite closely to the pictures you have because you have s

during his years serving is regina's chief executioner gerry wood here in the swear they were innocent. when you hear a person going to his death may stick it out and it was innocent to the last syringe go into his body he's taken out that he was innocent on his last words as less. and give me something to think about as execution and it place some doubt there there was one young man in particular washington jr. he was five tell society back then that he was innocent to get no one really paid no attention. in one thousand nine hundred three earl was arrested in cope upper virginia and brought in for questioning he thought it was for a burglary he had committed. a question by different. and we'll use it at our data. and they then know i want to call up mt amount which call couple. was going to dump and. after intense questioning police officers extracted a confession from her for the brutal rape and stabbing murder of a one thousand year old mother of three. at his trial experts testified that earle had an i.q. of only sixty nine and was extremely suggestible casting doubt on his confes

they decided to stay and open up restaurants like regina lamas there he decided to imitate a typicalparisian bresso leave it right here in berlin then for our series fifty kitchens one city he prepared one of his favorite dishes it's french of course so one of fifty. thank you just make sure there's nothing better in life than to spread a little joint to others i've discovered the best way for me to do that is to share good food good wine and a little schumer with my guests. and just in twenty thirteen frenchmen. fulfilled a dream by opening his own restaurant he had only just turned thirty he offers classic french cuisine with a twist the menu changes throughout the year to reflect the changing seasons. there always for starters four main courses and three desserts his passing brings a little bit of paris to the heart of berlin. it's cool to have these two parties yeah it's a standard concept in paris. we use market fresh ingredients. and we don't have a big menu. it changes every week or ten days. and then we have one hundred eighty different wines on offer. it's designed to be add

during his years serving is regina's chief executioner jerry would hear inmates swear they were innocent. when you hear a person going to his death sticking out and he was innocent the last syringe go into his body he's taken out that he was innocent on his last words as last. and give me something that bank about as execution and it place some doubt there there was one young man in particular washington jr. he was tried to tell society back then that he was innocent to get down no one really paid no attention . in one thousand nine hundred three earl was arrested in culpepper virginia and brought in for questioning he thought it was for a burglary he had committed. a question by different. and will use it as datum. and they than no i want to quote him out of which call kept. was going to dump and. after intense questioning police officers extracted a confession from her for the brutal rape and stabbing murder of a one thousand year old mother of three. at his trial experts testified that earle had an i.q. of only sixty nine and was extremely suggestible casting doubt on his confession.

regina thomas is stilloc ked to hear her son's childhood friend robert rob whiteas shot and killed by a mocegomery county officer monday afternoon about a mile from his home. cellpho video from a neihebor shows t scene after shots were fired in a park ing lot. police say the sponding to an unrelated call to service he when he encounter edded white the ' unclear why the officer approached him. but investigat orsay body camera footage shows white become combative. the officer first used pepper spray, but white ran at hnocking the officer to the ground where white continued to assault him. the video shows the office fired several times. i'm very sorry t hear that this happened toim. but he did still live here at the family home and his father was reverend white, and his mother was marie white and a she was retired d.c. school teacher. m s gathered inowntown silver springs tuesday evening to protest the shootin and to demand a the release of that a police body camera footage w by a two-year veteran of the department, officer anone bod jar. harms reamer and markle bridge have also release

during his years serving is regina's chief executioner jerry would hear inmates swear they were innocent. when you hear a person going to be sticking out that he was innocent the last syringe go into his body he's taken out that he was innocent on his last words as last. and give me something that bank about as execution and it place some doubt there there was one young man in particular washington jr. he was tried to tell society back then that he was innocent to get no one really paid no attention. in one thousand nine hundred three earl was arrested in culpepper virginia and brought in for questioning he thought it was for a burglary he had committed these are all in question by different. data. and they've done no i want to call. them out which call couple. was going to dump and. after intense questioning police officers extracted a confession from her for the brutal rape and stabbing murder of a one thousand year old mother of three. at his trial experts testified that earle had an i.q. of only sixty nine and was extremely suggestible casting doubt on his confession. despite inconcl

her name was regina, she was from germany.liday and she was the first person who i saw got run over at the time, and, yes, she will forever be in my heart and soul. you know, ijust hope that she's ok. this is one of the most vibrant quarters of london, but today, the pace slowed as people stopped and thought about what happened here a year ago, and all that was lost. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: a group of australian islands closes to the public for a three—week baiting programme targeting black rats. also on the programme: from rats to polar bears — we'll have the story of how this bear left a hotel by the back way. the queen and her husband began their royal progress to westminster. the moment of crowning in accordance with the order of service, by a signal given with great guns of the tower shall be shot off. tributes have been paid around the world to muhammad ali, who has died at the age of 7a. outspoken but rarely outfought, ali transcended the sport of boxing, of which he was three

i met with steelworkers in hamilton, in regina, in order to demonstrate my support and to assure them and reassure them -- and this was months ago -- that no matter what today's final decision was, we would be there for them to support them, the defend the canadian industries, to defend canadian workers, and canadian interests. will surely we continue to do. thank you, everyone. >> the president of the european commission reacted to the new steel tariffs against the eu, canada, and mexico announced by president trump and effective by june 1. relief the eu will seek through the world trade organization. our u.s. moment, friends are turning their back to everything [indiscernible] we are asking, are you there?

her name was regina, she was from germany.he came here on holiday and she was the first person who i saw got run over at the time, and, yes, she will forever be in my heart and soul. you know, ijust hope that she's 0k. this is one of the most vibrant quarters of london, but today, the pace slowed as people stopped and thought about what happened here a year ago, and all that was lost. two thirds of women with the most common form of breast cancer might be spared chemotherapy after a new trial involving a genetic test already available on the nhs. doctors say using it to analyse early stage tumours could mean up to 3,000 women a year in the uk treated with surgery and hormone therapy alone. annisa kadri reports. juliet fitzpatrick is now in recovery after a physical and emotional battle with breast cancer. she says the chemotherapy that followed her diagnosis turned her into a horrible person to live with. i think, for me, the worst thing about it was the emotional side. i got used to losing my hair and going around bald, but i

there are all these years without people support so we did find one woman her name is regina send of all and she since to lead her twitter account after speaking with us on this she says i'm a native of nicaragua and have been visiting my country for the past fifteen years and in the last ten years i've only seen positive improvements of course with much more to accomplish however i've never seen repression of any kind the economy was booming and tourists are flooding nicaragua up or she is now and expert but one sebastian i'm wondering about the support or take what is left of it what are the polls saying what are you hearing from people. well first of all i knew that certain economic sectors like this that they may show were are doing extremely well however because of this crisis get tourist industry simply got a million people came last year to new guy what will be said because of these preparations by the government by the police are. bringing the country to to a halt and i want to mention something that is very important when i missed international . was in the country. and saw

her name was regina, she was from germany.e was the first person who i saw got run over at the time, and, yes, she will forever be in my heart and soul. you know, ijust hope that she's ok. this is one of the most vibrant quarters of london. but today, the pace slowed, as people stopped and thought about what happened here a year ago, and all that was lost. that was june kelly on the first anniversary of the london bridge attack. the top three military officials in north korea are reported to have been removed from their posts days before the summit between kim jong—un and president trump. our correspondent, hywel griffith joins us from the south korean capital, seoul. it from the south korean capital, seoul. it from the south korean capital, seoul. is it from the south korean capital, seoul. is very it from the south korean capital, seoul. is very difficult it from the south korean capital, seoul. is very difficult from it from the south korean capital, seoul. is very difficult from here it from the south korean capital, seoul

during his years serving is regina's chief executioner gerry wood here in the swear they were innocent. when you hear a person going to his death sticking out and he was innocent the last surveys go into his body he's taken out that he was innocent on his last words as last. and give me something that bank about as execution and it place some doubt there there was one young man in particular washington jr. he was tried to tell society back then that he was innocent to get down no one really paid no attention . in one thousand nine hundred three earl was arrested in culpepper virginia and brought in for questioning he thought it was for a burglary he had committed. a question a by different. and we'll use it as data. and they've done no i want to quote. call kept. was going to the death penalty. after intense questioning police officers extracted a confession from her for the brutal rape and stabbing murder of a one thousand year old mother of three. at his trial experts testified that earle had an i.q. of only sixty nine and was extremely suggestible casting doubt on his confession. de

her name was regina, she was from germany.and she was the first person who i saw got run over at the time, and, yes, she will forever be in my heart and soul. you know, ijust hope that she's ok. this is one of the most vibrant quarters of london. but today, the pace slowed, as people stopped and thought about what happened here a year ago, and all that was lost. that was june kelly on the first anniversary of the london bridge attack. the top three military officials in north korea are reported to have been removed from their posts, days before the summit between kim jong—un and president trump. let's get more from our correspondent hywel griffith, who is in the south korean capital, seoul. it is very difficult from here to tell what the movements are that but the suggestion is that three senior ministers, the defence chief, general, and others have been moved on, perhaps not necessarily linked to the singapore summit next week and we understand that it may be linked more to a decision taken a couple of weeks ago and more of a

i met with steelworkers in hamilton, in regina, in order to demonstrate my support and to assure them and reassure them -- and this was months ago -- that no matter what today's final decision was, we would be there for them to support them, the defend the canadian industries, to defend canadian workers, and canadian interests. >> commencement speeches all this week in primetime. tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern, jimmy carter, betsy devos, representative mark meadows, and atlanta mayor keisha lance bott oms. c-span, cspan.org, and on the free c-span radio app. >> on sunday, a profile short,ew with marc assistant to the president and white house legislative affairs director. he talks about his time working for then-congressman mike pence and what it is like to work for donald trump. watch the interview at 7:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. former secretary of state madeleine albright sat down with "the washington post's" david ignatius to talk about foreign

her name was regina, she was from germany.and she was the first person who i saw got run over at the time, and, yes, she will forever be in my heart and soul. you know, ijust hope that she's 0k. this is one of the most vibrant quarters of london. but today, the pace slowed, as people stopped and thought about what happened here a year ago, and all that was lost. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: from farm to fashion boutiques. we report on the fur trade as british politicians debate whether to ban the sale of animalfur. the queen and her husband began their royal progress to westminster. the moment of crowning in accordance with the order of service, by a signal given with great guns of the tower shall be shot off. tributes have been paid around the world to muhammad ali, who has died at the age of 7a. 0utspoken but rarely outfought, ali transcended the sport of boxing, of which he was three times world champion. he was a good fighter and he fought all the way to the end, even through his illness. yes, he did. uefa impo

the midst of the attack tended to one of the injured. and in the midst of the attack her name was reginae was from germany. she came here on holiday and she was the first person who i saw got run over at the time, and yes, she will forever be in my heart and soul. and yes, she will forever be i hope that she's 0k. and yes, she will forever be this is one of the most vibrant quarters of london, but today, the pace slowed as people stopped and thought about what happened here a year ago, and all that was lost. and thought about what happened here a and thought about what happened here day of rem tomorrow a day of remembrance today, but tomorrow there will be announcement on counter extremism from the government? that's right. this was one of five terror attacks in the uk last year, and here, as in some of the others, the people responsible known to the authorities, so this led to a review of the way these people are managed and assessed. there are more than 20,000 people on mis's there are more than 20,000 people on mis‘s books and the security services' books and these are people who eith

regina, who came up with the f.a.n.g? >> i believe it was you, jim >> it was a with a to invest pre trump as a way to hit growth in non-china. pre trump. i should have patented it. there are plenty other growth stocks flying here spotify, twitter, the alternative ad platform. square and paypal. none of these companies need china. they go higher all people are doing is looking at china, non-china, growth, buy. he seemed a little subdued because of inventory levels. marcus lemonis on tuesday night as well as the ceo of camping world said things that are similar. winnebago took all of that off the table. if that excess inventory has taken off, it can soar again the flip side is of course without growth, your stock is going to get punished and maybe punished beyond all recognition. oracle just reported a surprise. the story here is about on premise information technology migrating to the cloud oracle changed the way it reports. the co-ceo mark hurd on the quarter, on the conference call, a nothing burger he called it a nothin

see, i love regina. you have to try to beat that. >> i can't. ♪ rainy cities next rainy cities brought to you by carmax. >>> good morning! i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. about a carbon copy of yesterday today, so i hope you liked it. now, we're going to be comfortable for sleeping all throughout the moderate heat risk that develops friday, saturday, and sunday afternoon. today we'll have low to mid-60s along the coast, san francisco, some upper 60s in richmond, oakland, otherwise low to mid-70s around the bay and some 80s in our east bay valleys. tonight's temperatures in the low to mid-50s but really what captures your attention on >>> coming up, that abc news exclusive, the jogger fighting off her alleged assailant. telling her story only on "gma." morning america." erything for h. but meningitis b progresses quickly and can be fatal, sometimes within 24 hours. while meningitis b is uncommon, about 1 in 10 infected will die. like millions of others, your teen may not be vaccinated against meni

. >> while i was on the exam table, he told me that i was beautiful, complemented by regina, told me that my boyfriend must enjoy having sects with me, he digitally penetrated me, he groped my breast, all while claiming there was a medical reason for everything he was doing. >> he was managed by human resources at usc, which did not report his alleged abuses, he was a campus employee and not part of the larger usc medical system, and because of that technicality, was not subject to. review, that is a loophole that lawmakers say they will consider closing for college health centers nationwide. >>> a passenger claims she sat on the needle on bart, and needles were found that the san francisco muni station at van ness and market. >> reporter: a pitcher of several needles and paperwork, and another one showing needles strewn across steps, word taken this morning, the first time seeing them at the station near the corner of vanness and market, the residents have expected to find the scene. >> i take muni every day, not a day goes by that i don't see needles. somewhere on my commute to wor

jon torres, regina, what user done on the business portal.nd the work creating open nsf to help to facilitate business permit rick, the work you are doing, on the legacy business program. the list goes on and on. i think my main message it all of you is that the important work of the department of oewd will continue. it will continue because of your guidance and your advice and your policy ,de but it will also continue because of the amazing talent and team at oewd. with that, i want to say thank you for the recognition and opportunity to be here today. [applause] i'm used to being up here for tough questions, so looking forward to sitting down. w deserved. with that, do we have public >>enry kanell. todd has been a really great lead leader. commissioner adams, you spoke of what he did with his leadership to make it what it is or the small business to be successful. as we all know, small business is the backbone of t community. and because it's people like todd that make us what we are. secondly, also, i would like to really appreciate the co

they were out front all week and regina, i don't know about you, but i was tired by friday night. i also want to acknowledge ted's market. that was one of the ones that put me in tears learning about the history of ted's market and it was really close and personal to me about what they did during the aids crisis. that one hit home pretty hard. so i want to give a shout out, well deserved to commissioner zouzounis and your parents, amazing, especially your mother. and a shoutout to joey blazik, and the job that he did covering for me after hours. i like -- it really inspired me. i didn't know what to expect. joey put that together. i know the group of people. that was the right group of people to have. it worked out flawlessly. so my hat's off to them and everybody else involved. i thought it was a very, very good small business week. so thank you. commissioner zouzounis. >> i just wanted to report on a happy belated international workers day. it's great to see san francisco mobilized for worker and immigrants rights on may 1 and also small business week again was really amazing, t

regina tholls is shocked to hear h son 's childhood friend rob i white was shot and kille by a montgomeryounty policeon officer monday aft about a mile from his home. cellphone video from a neighborhows the scene after shots were fired in a parking lot off three oaks drive in si. er spr the officer was in a area responding to an unrelated call for office when he encountered white. it's unclear where the officer approached him. body camera footage s white become imaift. the officer first used pepper spray, but white ran after him. the video shows the officer fires several that this happened to him, bid he still live here at the ndfamily home a his father was reverend white, robert white and his mother was marie white and she was a retired d.c. sool teacher. black lives are attacked, what do we do? meanwhile dozens gathered in downtown silver springs tuesday evening to ptest the shooting and to demand the release ofat th body camera footage worn by a two year vet rafn the department. they have ao re lease statements expressingtheif the identy of the officer, it's a white supremest system an

[cheering and applause] give me terri, give me regina. let's go. ha ha ha! terri: uh-oh. 7 answers on the board. here we go. we asked 100 women: name something you want to do whenever you see a big bald-headed man. terri: rub it. steve: yeah. ok. rub it. pass or play? terri: we're gonna play, steve. steve: they're gonna play. [cheering and applause] hey, karla, we talked to 100 women. something you do whenever you see--something you want to do whenever you see a big bald-headed man. karla: i want to kiss it. steve: yeah. all right. ha ha ha! man: good answer, good answer. terri: good answer. let's go, let's go. steve: careful, little karla. kiss it. karla: whoo hoo! steve: jill, 100 women. name someg