regina: pero ¿cómo? por qué? >> no, pero hay que esperar. regina: no. >> mira, porque hay veces...ena permanecerá bajo su custodia hasta que termine su proceso de apelación. adicionalmente, su esposa regina presentó una solicitud en nombre de josé luis para legalizar su estatus por ser ella ciudadana estadounidense. ya regresamos con más en "aquí y ahora". locutor: a continuación, la paciente recuperación del jinete víctor espinoza. víctor: me emociono porque pensaba que ya estaba paralizado. que ya estaba paralizado. [música] el 60 % de las mujeres usa toallas del tamaño incorrecto y puede tener derrames. no tiene que ser así con always my fit. prueba el tamaño siguiente para hasta un 20 % más de cobertura de día o de noche. porque mejor cobertura es mejor protección. always piedra, papel o tijera ¿todavía jugando? mamá, es que a la que pierde le toca cepillarse primero con esta pasta de abuela ahí me di cuenta que era hora de cambiar a crest. cada día los hispanos continúan descubriendo crest. pruébala. si vives la vida, ctienes que swiffer.. ¡chue nunca. charmin ultra soft es má

ke >> should gretchen and regina resign? >> yes. >> absolutely, y >> and the reigning miss america, cara mund, is with us exclusively fro atlantic city. ra. >> good morning! thank you for having me. >> cara, we should point out, you doav not official permission to be speaking with us this morning, so are you king

and we are joined by the aforementioned regina that was very good thank you so much so the difference that we were speaking about earlier i found pretty fascinating that the sponsors the branding in the u.s. you know they really like the teams but not so around the world that's more players explaining that they do is so you can look at some of the biggest players in the world will start with lionel messi everybody knows his face everybody knows where he's from he's from argentina plays for the spanish club f.c. barcelona there are tons of endorsements he is about worth over three hundred forty million dollars but isn't dorson tales about seventy million dollars one of his biggest being the formerly worked with adidas now he works as nike that was worth a proxy about ten million dollars a year and now of course he is sponsored by a one of the biggest chinese telecom companies they pay him about six million dollars a year for their deal they signed in twenty sixteen his book faces everywhere jaguar has them as well so you know you see messi you think of money you know so then you go you

but hang here because when we return we look at the big business of sports branding with our tease regina hamm plus archies rachel blevins considers a classic car the incredibly iconic volkswagen beetle the bug which is being terminated yet again and we also speak with hillary force which is about the. problems related to breakfast and the checkers deal which was roundly rejected by to you yesterday the numbers at the closing bell will be back and. we want a strong european union based on strong member states and we want the euro which sticks to its christian heritage so a number one we don't want europe to get rid of the christian heritage and we want the member states to stay as member states we don't want you know give up our nationality you don't want to give up or called sure we don't want to eat you up for every caesar and so on and so forth. and so this and. i'm just not i said. so there was a building was built. into him. but. because . of that we. don't want to out of the money i don't i don't want to worry about. something to worry. about mr need to. own the house went. on to a

to be regina forever and even -- eventually she changed her name to regina adams, adams because hisame had been reginald adams and he died in the fire and he was the love of her life and that way she could always be his queen. hi. >> i just feel that with vice president pence and the fact that has sent people and he's so against homosexuals, he sent people to be reeducated, you know, what can be done about that kind of situation? >> oh, my gosh, i don't know. i do know that. other than -- what could be done? >> what could be done politically? i don't know, i'm historian. part of the reason that i wrote the book, nobody cares about me, no one cares that i robert fleseler wrote it, it's compelling, part of the reason the people are interested in the book is we are 15 years away from decriminalization of homosexuality of supreme court where the sodomy laws were struck down and people are interested in a real truth and reconciliation moment with the closet and this goes to your question, i think that the more people look at institution of the closet and really consider the way men and w

regina, it's okay. regina is where team equity and member services officer at the national school board association. he provides leadership and management of her educational equity programming content and research before joining us she was a chair of the board in the public school district. she was president of the board of education and she shared a cube which is a council of urban board of education. she is a go to. alton, we are so glad to see him. he is a past president and he served for almost a decade as superintendent which is in texas and has more than 70,000 students. he is a superintendent and i bet you he will stay. donna, hi. she is a part of the national education association. she works with people and the association's primary liaison to the u.s. department of education. in 2000 eight and 2012, this presidential elections happened and she served as the policy liaison to the democratic presidential campaign. she is an active member of the district of columbia. if you look at this panel, you

that's why i w so excited to e her, you know. >> jimmy: and it was not regina king?tely. , so. >> jimmy: did you tell regina the story? >> i did. i told her -- i told her -- because i felt like i should tell her, because i saw on instagram this woman was like, "oh, my god, you'll never believe what happened." so i told her. and she was like, "yes, i know. i heard." >> jimmy: yeah, i heard the storem >> she won a. so she had a good night that night. >> jimmy: that's right. , when ever get caug people are interviewing you -- of what you can and can't say about the show? >> i do -- i do not. [ laughter ] and what i've realizi -- >> jimmy: already i'm intrigued. >> well, that's a lie. see, i'm doing it again. i do this thing where i just -- i don't know why i started doing this, but pele will ask me about the show or ask me questions, and i'm so afraid to spoil anything, that i just sort of started making stuff up rend of, about the show. like, it's not evely true. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. i mean, i don't even know what i'm talking about half the time. like, i literall

. >>> yeah, and mean girl regina george may have met her match. literally. "the skinny" is coming up next. match. literally. "the skinny" is coming up next. ♪ ♪ skinny ♪ give me the skinny >>> well, i'm sorry, kendis -- >> finally, yeah. skinny and she still loves "the skinny" music. it is time for "the skinny" here on a friday and we're starting with yet another amazing transformation for tom hanks. >> he's been walt disney and, of course, who can forget captain chesley "sully" sullenberger. >> but do you think he could pull off this guy, mr. rogers? it is a tough act to follow. >> although they do look similar. >> not at all. >> just a little bit side by side. >> now the big reveal, shall we? >> yes! so excited for this movie. >> wow, it's tom hanks stepping out of his trailer on the set of his upcoming biopic about the pioneering children's tv host. >> sony pictures revealed the movie will hit theaters in october of next year. a fun fact, tom hanks at 62 years old now is 22 years older than fred rogers was when "mr. rogers' neighborhood" first aired. >> l

discuss this issue of the campus rape high school sexual assault all of it is our sports correspondent regina hamm thank you so much for joining me thanks for letting me come on the set talk about such an important issue really something that you don't that really it kind of gets pushed around a lot where there's blame placed on victims and sometimes unwilling accusers but it really is a focus on the institutions that house both right because there is a responsibility you know when we talk about you know either brett kavanaugh case or you know some of these other ones that go back years you're talking about minors or you're talking a student and that's what really gets strange we know we saw it from the clip of the high school assistant principal who you know you know we girls we were in everything in there's some pretty toxic ideas being thrown around schools both to women and boys and girls and being teaching them those things you know after the steubenville rape case which was really i thought would be a changing point in how we handle these things in the case of. baylor university this so

regina sanchez, finding a best friend animal rescue"she's eight months.r owners extremely abused." "smokey is a wonderful guy he knows several commands. he goes to work with me every day."tens of thousands of people visited the pet fair ... some just stopping by to hold the puppiesjamie turner, visitor"we came to show our support and take a look at what we have and maybe make some doantions to different organizations, and buy a dog!" michelle kingston, mkingstonnewsif you were unable to make it out to the fair this weekend but you are interested in adopting sweet little lyla here or any of the dogs here at the fair you can head to bay area pet fair dot org for more information, in pleasanton michelle kingston kron 4 news (justine) taking a live look outside....(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. . temperatures are forecast to remain below normal to start out the work week in the bay area. coastal areas will see a deeper marine layer with afternoon clearing. daytime highs will be in the 60s along the coast with 70s inland. below av

tenÍa la es grasa de volver a abrazar a su hijo de cinco aÑos y a su esposa regina.gresaba a su casa despuÉs del trabajo jose lis: dicen que voy a ser deportado porque no tengo ninguna manera de quedarme en el paÍs. vilma: al otro lado de los muros que lo separaban en la libertad, su esposa se declarÓ en huelga de hambre, para presionar a las autoridades para que no lo deportaran... >>yo me quedÉ en la camioneta, dormÍa allí... pase un mes allÍ, noches horribles. aunque su acto de desesperaciÓn logrÓ la atención nacional, no pudo en ese >>me sentÍ destrozado al ver a mi hijo pidiendo que me pudiera quedar, que me dejaron en el paÍs. vilma: mientras lo subÍan al aviÓn que lo llevaba deportado a nicaragua, su esposa en una carrera contra el tiempo, sometiÓ un recurso a Última hora para evitar que lo sacaran del paÍs. para su sorpresa, el juez ordenÓ detener la deportaciÓn de inmediato. >>se me arrima un oficial a cargo del vuelo, y me dice que no habÍan autorizado el regreso estados unidos. inmediatamente sentÍ una emociÓn de alegrÍa. >>una vez el aviÓn aterrizó en nic

and of course in the relationship with turkey it is very important what will happen is the turkish regina if there west will continue to push on curragh towards iran and moscow instead of trying to restore normal relations with young. you know that one of the foundations of all the events in the political arena of phillips the twenty eight economic crisis that is seen as introducing all of these these events what do you think about the fact that people are suffering right across europe here jeremy corbyn is of course on and sturdy program leading in the polls here. did you believe me when he said that the general bridge collapse in the naples disaster these infrastructure does is because of money. lacking because of the twenty eight crisis and austerity policies not necessarily because the reason i'm going to invest in a investigation on the collaboration is denies it gave a groan there is an ongoing investigation about collapse of the grid but one thing is clear and salvini is right all de stary t. or ri entity european policies have been deteriorating many of the feelings of the populat

gracias a nuestros hijos paulina, sofÍa, alejandro, fernanda, nicole y regina. partes del Área de la bahÍa y con estas imÁgenes en vivo de san josÉ nos vamos a enlazar con suheily lÓpez belÉn para que nos hable mÁs del clima que nos espera en los prÓximos dÍas. suheily: muchas gracias y bienvenida de vuelta. esperamos dÍas algo calurosos. vamos a echarle un vistazo a esas condiciones en el golfo de mÉxico porque tenemos una tormenta bastante fortalecida. gordon tiene vientos mÁximos de 70 millas por hora y estÁ a sÓlo horas de tocar tierra por el sur de mississippi. dejara mucha lluvia en su trayecto. acÁ en el oeste ha estado bastante tranquilo. buenos momentos de sol, sin embargo a travÉs de las sierra nevada algunas tormentas han estado desarrollÁndose. algo caluroso hacia algunos sectores. en la regiÓn de concord casi 90°, en san francisco alcanzamos los 70° en san josÉ, 80°. continuaremos con esas temperaturas algo cÁlidas en la zona. mÁs caluroso hacia el valle de sacramento. en la regiÓn de fresno la temperatura pudiera acercarse a esos 100. maÑana miÉrco

the image of the of the indian holding room out of drugs is regina the muslims of. in the nation and progressive often develop what is in syria this would it miss about a meal the fruits of a most unusual food for joining me see john didn't you just you don't think when you see a game you shouldn't i think we did ski moved on up was that species of own too easy ended up with his you know you're so sick of your freakin life and she would go on phone feeling but they were looking at you bill. still a plus before the loss of all. the sun on the plate and nobody knew it. good excitement on the part up. but up was inattentive wasn't squeamish noted. for the positive. was it must amount to less. joins in of all sort of it is a bit dull it is i mean. it's almost a bus in about. a budget. sale full moon song. i know something of a push the this does seem that i could do a good deal she told me to develop. something. like i think you should ask the governor or go to them. but. not now not. once you know what kind of to put expect something i'm not so much the public to try t

. >> regina cain was nominated for "seven seconds". and darren criss. >> and glen weiss. you wonder why i don't like to call you my girlfriend? cause i want to call you my wife. >> that's a pretty boss mov there. proposing to his girlfriend with the whole worldatching. pressure, right? fortunately, she said ges. himself an emmy and a fiance. >> she got a niceig rock. >> winners, both of them. >> you talked a whole bunchou the florence problems. we have some developing overnight. in the southern tier of new york we had one home with water surroundin i water on top of highway 79. we're not completely we'll see tropical downpours throughout the northeast. even baltimore as the thunderstorm rolled through. during the day today, we'll tch this heavy rain in the northeast. have the umbrella for this morning. you'll carry home this loternoon. here's ar look at your day ahead. well, a very warm, humid air mass and those tropical downpoes from florence will with us on the i-95 corridor. and look how hot it's going to be. st. louis, 94 degrees. looks like the september heat's going

. >> regina bush. >> and what's yours?>> geronimo. >> and regina, are you invested in paying attention to the midterms this year? >> absolutely. this someone of the most important races of all times. we need to get out and vote this year in november 2018. >> have you felt particularly politically active or engaged since 2016? >> yes. and have i three young men, 25, 18, and 22. and this is their first time voting, and i am dragging them to the polls. >> all right, geronimo. so you're 25? >> yeah. >> are you registered now? >> yes, i am. >> were you registered before? >> i was not. >> you're not. i'm not shaping you. >> before you would register and you would know there would be no change. but i think is the president made us millennials bring more attention to the power we actually bring to the vote. i feel like these next two years are going to be detrimental to what actually happens in the future to our society. >> so you're going to be voting this november? >> definitely. >> good work, mom. i want to talk to you a little

regina, my executive producer. do we have roelt rooms >> yes >> it is the hardest hotel room.aiting to get on a cruise ship it's the toughest hotel to get in the world thank you, regina. sorry. i had to get that done because if i don't have a room out there, i'll be sleeping on the sidewalk i recommend pick up salesforce before that event. up 50% for the year. every pullback has been a buying opportunity. the salesforce dream force has been a fantastic time to buy i don't think this dip will be any different. fifth, service now is the least visible of the cloud kings it's all about automating all sorts of back office functions making the internet run more smoothly with power. i thought the stock my slip a bit after one of my favorite ceos retired last year, but the new ceo, john donahoe, oh, man sorry, frank, because i know you watch, but don mahoe is doing an unbelievable job it's gotten too hot to chase particularly because it rallied 3 bucks. closed up 200 today. let's give it a chance to come down six, what about spunk? what can i say about splunk? another guest of the sho

regina king. yo: know? >> jimlove regina king. >> you know? like every -- like colman domingo.ght." >> yeah. >> jimmy: i mean, it's just beautiful. it looks gorgeous. >> thank you. a>> jimmy: but i mean the giant, giant things. and i'm like so happy for you. cause i'm like, dude, that's ane guy who was goofing of dancing with like last week, he was on our show. dude, we didn't even get into talking about it, but you're a giant bee gees fan. >> oh, man. one of the biggest bee gees fans. and i'not going to -- cheers ] yeah. give it up for the good, man. >> jimmy: i love this du >> the funny thing is, is like, so, my father growing up, he had like -- when i was growing up, he had, like, this bookshelf that wa like, to me, ten feet tall, and you know, vinyls are this thin. so thewere filled with hundreds of vinyls, and i remember climbing up, and pulling out "saturday night r. fe and i was like, oh, cool, so you know "saturday night fever" is like john travolta, and -- so when i heard the music, i was like, oh, i thought that, you know, that it was women at first. and i was,h, it's

i was so happy for regina king. she has been doing this for a long time and so incredibly talented. see her reaction. so many great speeches last night. >> she almost didn't get up there. >> man. you, regina. >> congratulations to all the winners out there. >>> to ginger in washington with the latest on the deadly tornadoes. >> yeah, flash flood watch in place here in washington, d.c. still. you can feel that hot and sticky air responsible for those tornadoes. several reported in this video that you're seeing from midlothian, virginia. that's about two hours south from where we are. some of the tornados fatal as a building collapsed in virginia. want to look at what's happening weather-wise. and we'll get to that in a bit. for now, we have to get to the tuesday trivia, brought you to by capital one. >>> coming up, "the talk" host julie chen reportedly leaving her show today, as her husband, les moonves, faces those sexual misconduct allegations. >>> and elizabeth smart outraged that the woman who held her captive about to be released from prison. now jaycee dugard speaking up in sup

regina figure how he will build back. we will do it in a smart and strong that way, i've been grateful for secretary nielsen and for admiral -- think you for your help. think of the coast guard in to rescue people, and the fema administrator, they are helping us right now significantly and we are grateful. secretary of public safety, they are all on board. general muska is in a fantastic -- with the joint military exercise, we are grateful to the u.s. military who stepped in and help us through this process. in the a long road ahead days and the months and even years ahead to make sure we build back where we need to be in north carolina. we are here and i'm asking you for your help every step of the way. all these federal agencies are cutting red all of our agencies are going to have to help in cutting red tape and making sure we can get through this rebuilding process. it is going to be critically important over the next few days and weeks, but long-term rebuild , i know the really resilience he -- i know the resiliency

regina jacobs. there she is. regina jacobs is chief equity and member service officer at the national school boards association. she provides leadership and management over educational equity programming, content and research. before joining, she was a chair of the board in the prince georges county public school system and she was president of the maryland association of sports of education and she chaired the council of urban force board of education. she knows boards. she knows urban. she's a go-to. alton, alton fraley. so glad to see him. he's the past president and served for almost a decade as superintendent of katy isd in texas and has more than 70,000 students. he retired from katy and then e he -- his hometown of nacogdoches, texas. he says he's interim but i bet you he's going to stay. he's also a member of the urban academy experience. and donna, hi, donna harris aikens is director of education policy and practice at nea. national education association. she works with a variety of partners to further n

museum the story and regina done to us could not be consoled but us. it seems like a nightmare i went to sleep thinking it was a nightmare that i was going to wake up from. the fire started on sunday evening after the building a nineteenth century former royal palace closed fortunately there were no casualties but brazilians are mourning the loss of a new replaceable wealth of their history yeah we'll be you. i just saw a piece of my history the house of the empire where emperor don pedro the second of brazil used to live on fire being destroyed i see the history of my country becoming ashes it has no price i'm devastated. this is what the museum looked like before the fire with war than twenty million items from egyptian and greco roman times to a twelve thousand year old skeleton the oldest ever found in the americas. during the process of the aftermath we're going to have to protect the patient of the museum employees it will be a slow process so that we can who knows recover a fragment something that could still have a historic value a museum curat

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cara mund, made public claiming carlson and miss america ceo regina hopper "silenced ... reduced, marginalized ... and essentially erased me in my role as miss america ... on a daily basis." (ken)and next: a dare-devil arrested in southern california. the man caught on camera base jumping off a crane. (pam) coming up: an 18-year-old charged with pushing her friend off a bridge was in court today. find out what the suspect's grandma has to say... about the online reaction to this case. (ken)new tonight at ten: a 23-year-old man was taken to a fresno hospital for evaluation after jumping on and destroying a police vehicle. dolfo lopez was already on top of t s-u-v when officers spotted him.several officers tried to talk him down for about a half hour, but he wouldn't budge.at one point, he did jumping jacks on the roof and smashed the lights with his foot.eventually, officers physically took him down, but not before he caused a lot of damage. (pam) a man was arrested --- after he base- jumped about 500- feet from a crane in southern california. security guards at an unfinis

i don't know if it's working with regina and our office to talk about the policy change we need to have, and do a deeper do i have, especially if it's a free structure -- fee structure. it sounds like it goes beyond the scope of this particular effort. but thank you fort feedback and we have to do further exploring with what is in the purview of this particular effort. but if there are other efforts, we're happy to take a look at them, too and put them to the appropriate venues. >> we have to be creative. we can't just be focused on this one effort because it's part of context. >> i work for a lot of small businesses and i think i've been exposed to the hardships and i completely understand the difficulty in working with the city bureaucracies. i think there is a lot there that we can take a look at. i think with your feedback this is a good start for this particular effort and helps the other efforts that the city can take on. >> president adams: director. >> thank you, through the president. to provide context, taking a look at the timeline, staying with the effective date of january.

you know you are and i love regina i want to ask you where do you think this is heading are you running the united states on the path to war. you are not new things. you should have been surprised for the last forty years where we were witnessing these talks. these retorts the new administration in the u.s. yes there you thought i was being their friend. or rather many of them are newer more and more tomorrow most of them are new in fall attacks as a whole event they were not their politics before so it's natural that it's you those who enter politics freshly they. can be different than those who have some experience. politics. we do not want to have a specific kind of tone in relation to the right he says what we want from the u.s. has to. take. to do what is legal to stop bullying to respect their relations to stand by promising to continue with. the noise standing by strong voices they need to. stand by the u.n. security council resolution and what we want the u.s. is not to do illegal illegal actions or something does against human rights to pressure nations with. imaginary. claims.

it was not her designated area, and right before her was a piece of paper that indicated what is regina spelled backwards. it spells nigger. that's not ok for a person with dementia, to not know who put it in front of her, was in tears. i took it upon myself -- [microphone is silent] >> supervisor kim: thank you. thank you. >> good afternoon, rudy gonzales, with the san francisco labor council. represent over 140 unions in the city, many have delegates here. calling out injustice is the first step. i commend the committee, supervisor fewer here today on your leadership to do that. i'm not talking at you, but you represent an institution that has executive management that are in control of some of these systemic problems. you are hearing about the symptoms. people are speaking out, people are rising up and together as a union, seiu 1021, and other groups and collectives, they have some -- we will hold the people accountable. we don't have all the power. don't have the power of the mayor's office. don't have the power of the board of supervisors and that's why these types of hearings, the

with miss america gretchen carlson and gretchen carlson went to stanford, she says carlson and ceo reginacally reduced me and essentially erased me in my role. more than two dozen of the pageant's state organizations have called on carlson and the current board to step down along with 23 former winners of the crown. including 2018's teresa scanlon. >> i find it difficult to speak up when people in power are involved in the situations and knows full well that there may be backlash as the reigning miss america. reporter: in a statement a couple of weeks ago, carlson denied being a bully and was surprised and saddened by kara's comments. we'll see if the new miss america talks about any of this after she's crowned. >> thank you so much. we'll be right back. ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. i'll take that. [cheers] 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. new ensure max protein. in two great flavors. where are we taking him? i have no clue. we're just tv doctors. if this was a real emergency, i'd be freaking out. but thanks to cigna, we can do more than ju

surprisingly enough on that, not a single supervisor brought that to the commission due to the efforts of regina, it came before the commission and others. but that should be something that the mayor should ask the supervisors to bring this before the commission, before that type of -- well, certainly, before the commission, period, ideally, before policy is developed. the second thing is, and it was a recommendation, is buy local. and i'd like to see the commission recommend the buy local policy, working, obviously, with shop and dine, because it already exists, but expanding shop and dine and taking it to the point of encouraging employees to buy local and encouraging departments to buy local. as you all know, the numbers are very significant there, and the numbers of the city and assistance to businesses is really important, and hopefully, the commission could recognize that. thank you. >> thank you. kevin. >> hello. everyone, my name is aaron estevel. i am a merchant in then park. -- glen park. i just saw the agenda this evening. i've been involved as a merchant in san francisco for many yea

we will see them across parts of regina, way inland, north and south carolina. probably north georgia as well. this is what the storm looks like right now. a very large storm, as you said it, when those wins have come down right at the center of the storm. we still have those winds extending now, as you said, a very long way. tornado watch in effect. we will see numerous tornadoes spin up through this. we always do with land falling storms. because this is moving so slowly, the same area for probably a good 48 hours is going to be under that threat for those tornadoes. this is the track, still some chance offshore. we know we fixate a lot on landfall. it could be tonight, tomorrow morning, could be as latest tomorrow night if it takes a little bit of a southerly track. it doesn't really have major impacts other than if it stays overwater, the winds will decrease at a slower pace if it goes over land. the winds will decrease faster, which would be good news for the wind. the bad news is, as the storm surge stays on and the rainfall is going to fall, because we do

. >> regina congress woman debated the challenger for the tenth congressional district. northern district includes sterling and winchester. jennifer is a state senator and former prosecutor. represented comstock was elected to congress in 2014. this was held in the national conference center. we are your primary source for campaign 2019. speemac first, i want to offer my personal gratitude and appreciation to you for agreeing to step up and seek the opportunity to represent us. leadership is necessary. we need good people to step up and attempt to be those leaders. i want to offer that congratulations and thanks will begin with opening statements. both candidates have two and a half minutes. a lot of yellow card will go up when they have 30 seconds remaining. based on that, senator waxman, you