this has not been stayed by judge singh. what he did agree to was a couple of other provisions.entially that there won't be any bar on them serves as officers or directors. that means that eric and don jr. can stay in charge of the trump organization for right now. >> during the appeal. >> during the appeal for right now and until a full panel of the first department considers this. he also said that the bar on them borrowing money from any entities that are chartered or registered with new york state is also stayed for now. the trump defendants today told justice singh that without that, they would not be able to secure the full bond, and of course most importantly, again, i'll reiterate, justice singh is saying no, i won't stay enforcement of the judgment. >> they are still going to have to post the bond. >> they are going to have to post the bond before march 25th, unless a full panel of the appellate division first department comes to his rescue. you'll see at the bottom of the page, motion date, and opposition and reply dates. that attorney general needs to apply a brief. t

another example _ opponents, rishi sunak singh another example of— opponents, rishi sunak singh anothereir starmer flip flopping _ example of keir starmer flip flopping on— example of keir starmer flip flopping on a _ example of keir starmer flip flopping on a major- example of keir starmer flip flopping on a major issue. . i've seen these reports. this is a serious moment. this was the flagship plank of labour's economic policy, and it now looks like he's trying to wriggle out of it. i think it demonstrates exactly what i've been saying. that he u—turns on major things, he can't say what he would do differently because he doesn't have a plan, and if you don't have a plan you can't deliver change for our country. that was the prime minister talking about risk benefits for the labour party and you heard from rishi sunak there about flip—flopping and we have only heard from the labour party about a lack of ambition. the upside is they have removed a potential stick that they will be beaten with both in the budget this upcoming and the future general election. , . , ., ., election. yes, at

michael singh, director at the washintgon insitute for near east policy, speaking to me a short whileth of russian opposition leader alexei navalny has mounted. canada has become the latest country to summon its russian ambassador in a show of diplomatic condemnation. separately, the uk issued sanctions on six russian prison chiefs in charge of the arctic penal colony where navalny died. the uk — the first nation to impose sanctions over navalny�*s death — froze the prison leaders' assets, and has banned them from travelling to the uk. prime minister rishi sunak spoke to parliament about holding russia accountable. the whole house forjoin me in sending our deepest condolences to the family of alexei navalny. he died because to which he dedicated his whole life, freedom, and return home knowing that putin had already tried to have him killed was one of the most courageous acts of our time. together with our allies we are considering all options to hold russia and fit into account and this morning we sanctioned those wanting to present were alexei navalny�*s body still lies. meanwhile,

and with multiple developments taking place involving the israel—gaza conflict — i spoke to michael singhector at the washington institute for near east policy and former senior director for middle east affairs at the white house national security council. thank you very much forjoining us again here on bbc news. today, in the israeli parliament, the knesset, they overwhelmingly opposed the natural creation of a palestinian state. when do you believe this leaves the united states, the biden administration when we know that that administration wants to see the two—state solution? i don't think it comes as a surprise to officials in washington. israeli the events of 7 october and i think from the left to the right of the political spectrum they worry that steps like unilateral recognition of a palestinian state would be somehow a reward for the terrorism on 7 october. again, i think this is well known in washington, so this conundrum of how do you move forward diplomatically from here, in a way, which will satisfy arab governments, satisfy the people in the region, but also address israel b

matthew singh.ussian opposition leader alexei navalny continues to mount. canada has become the latest country to summon its russian ambassador in a show of diplomatic condemnation. separately, the uk issued sanctions on six russian prison chiefs in charge of the arctic penal colony where navalny died. the uk — the first nation to impose sanctions over navalny�*s death — froze the prison leaders�* assets, and has banned them from travelling to the uk. prime minister rishi sunak spoke to parliament about holding russia accountable. the whole house willjoin me in sending our deepest condolences to the family of alexei navalny. he died for a cause to which he dedicated his whole life — freedom — and returned home knowing that putin had already tried to have him killed, was one of the most courageous acts of our time. together with our allies we are considering all options to hold russia and putin to account, and this morning we sanctioned those running the prison where alexei navalny�*s body still lies

the owner, jasper singh, tells ktvu he's expecting a big crowd and as a result, singh says this week he increased his food and beverage order by 60% to make sure he's stocked up on food and alcohol. >> we were full for the nfc championship game and there was no place to stand, so i'm expecting the same crowd here. >> other restaurants such as straits at santana row are planning special super bowl menu items, and clothing stores are stocking up on all that niners gear. >> well, governor newsom is among the many 40 niners faithful looking forward to sunday's super bowl. >> newsom is a san franciscotivs fan. he told our sal castaneda that a big win this weekend could help bring a positive narrative back to the bay area. now then, that restores pride and spirit more than sports at a time when you know what we can all use a little bit more pride in spirit in the bay area. >> uh, and we've been blessed for so many years, but we haven't been blessed by the niners in the super bowl. it's time. it's time, and it's our time. and i just think you know, i think we're at that point a tipping poin

jarnail singh was the senior post office lawyer. i would not write anything of that nature.be hoped the case will set a marker to dissuade other defendants from jumping on the horizon—bashing bandwagon." that was you — you hoped it? no. that's why you say that it is to be hoped that... no, absolutely no. you can ask me that ten times. the answer is going to be no, no, and no. pathetic. how can anybody be that mean? what was it like to sit there and listen to that? very painful. like, you know, when i think, like, a person like him, you know, he was a part of it, and still, like, a denial and all that and everything, it'sjust, like, it was a complete drama. the inquiry also heard that jarnail singh was sent a report about a horizon bug creating shortfalls at dozens of other branches. but this vital information was never passed to seema's defence team for her trial, and the fujitsu horizon expert who gave evidence against her, he also knew about it, but he never mentioned it either. just some of the many failures. today, the inquiry heard that it was all part of the great post

i was there for two days. jarnail singh was the senior post office lawyer. trial. "it is to be hoped the case will set a marker to dissuade other defendants from jumping on the horizon—bashing bandwagon." that was you — you hoped it? that's why you say that it is to be hoped that... no, absolutely no. you can ask me that ten times. the answer is going to be no, no and no. pathetic. how can anybody be that mean? what was it like to sit there and listen to that? very painful. like, you know, when i think, like, a person like him, you know, he was a part of it, and still, like, a denial and all that and everything, it's just like, it was a complete drama. the inquiry also heard that jarnail singh was sent a report about a horizon bug creating shortfalls at dozens of other branches. but this vital information was never passed to seema's defence team for her trial, and the fujitsu horizon expert who gave evidence against her, he also knew about it, but he never mentioned it either. just one of the many failures we've been hearing about in this room. what i think

. >> singh effort republican colleagues talk about free-market capitalism, the pharmaceutical industry based on government granted monopoly power and you may want to speak to the what does that have to do with free-market capitalism monopoly for many tax. >> prices are high because drugmakers have monopolies, a patient can just say i'll take this alternative, if they are blocked from having affordable access, that is a monopoly, not a market system. it is the people support the risky early-stage for significant medical mrna cancer. >> the entire process to submit. >> a grants useful with time and we have now is a monopoly capitalism, and the liberals to have monopoly power in the believe in the free market and they have been corrupted by the permit because against the principles of the free market so in essence there on the free market. >> what you think about free-market capitalism and anomalies? >> truly free market exists only on the whiteboard in my classroom personal but it's also true without patent protection there would be no innovation so the real question, how do we balance p

ed: mandeep singh of bloomberg intelligence. great to have your analysis. coming up, we are going to keep the earnings conversation going. we get the macro take on the markets with nancy tengler of laffer tengler investments. caroline, what are you looking at? caroline: let's have a quick check on earnings. we knew the job cuts were coming at snap. what does that potent -- portend for their earnings? we are up 2.6%. microstrategy as well, we will get an increase -- insight into crypto. 3% ahead of earnings as well. this is "bloomberg technology." caroline: let's just talk about technology's impact on the broader market. citi out with an interesting note morning about positioning in tech stocks. right now saying it is so bullish that any selloff could trigger a wilder -- a wider route. noting that short bets have been completely clear. let's dig into what is a concern for the broader market. laffer tengler investments ceo nancy tengler, we love having on because your detail about leaders, but also the macro impact of tech. are you worried about any jitters a

aishah. >> aishah: we are going to get to that with sabrina singh shortly. john: all eyes on capitol hill this afternoon where james biden is speaking to house lawmakers behind closed doors and giving a full-throated defense of his older brother, and that's where we start our hour two of "america reports". john roberts. >> aishah: aishah hasnie in for sandra smith, this is "america reports". according to an opening statement obtained by fox news digital, james

here to preview the report is mandeep singh.were talking about expectations for travel for the year. prevent spending might be slowing down. how much of an issue might that be for airbnb? mandeep: the main concern for a company like airbnb is there addressable market. this is a company that focuses on vacation rentals and alternative accommodations. now they are doing 100 million nights per quarter. if you look at the overall travel time, i think investors will want to know are there other categories they could add. whether does airline bookings or some other type of bookings. all the other ota's, booking over expedia, they do everything. that drives engagement. we will not take five trips a year because you are used to a certain number of travel trips. that still stays. that is where they're still concerned. sonali: how costly would that be for airbnb to expand in that manner when there isn't a spectator in the pressure on the revenue growth? mandeep: what they have shown is they can keep ramping up the supply. think of how man

that is mandeep singh of bloomberg intelligence.t, brad garlinghouse joins bloomberg technology with caroline hyde. that does it for us. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ personalized financial advice from ameriprise can do more than help you reach your goals. -you can make this work. -we can make this work. it can help you reach them with confidence. no wonder more than 9 out of 10 of our clients are likely to recommend us. ameriprise financial. advice worth talking about. >> from the heart of where innovation, money, and power collide, in silicon valley and beyond, this is "bloomberg technology," with caroline hyde and ed ludlow. caroline: i'm caroline hyde at bloomberg's world headquarters in new york. ed ludlow is off this week. coming up, wall street eagerly awaiti vi

. >> aishah: we are going to get to that with sabrina singh shortly. thank you. >> john: all eyes on capitol hill this afternoon where james biden is speaking to house lawmakers behind closed doors and giving a full-throated defense of his older brother, and that's where we start our hour two of "america reports". john roberts. >> aishah: aishah hasnie in for sandra smith, this is "america reports". according to an opening statement obtained by fox news digital, james biden is denying that president biden ever had any involvement in his financial ventures. but a witness said the exact opposite last week. >> john: remember hunter's former business partner, he told congress the biden family business was joe biden, period. bobilinski tried to blow the whistle in 2020, it went nowhere. >> we all heard from tony, he was a credible guy, he's a guy with information from inside the biden organization that says listen, this is what was going on. he went to the fbi, the fbi refused to further investigate. >> john: and politico reports biden's brother used his na

the owner, jasper singh, tells us that there was no place to stand during the nfc championship game,o he expects the same kind of crowd during the super bowl. as a result, singh says this week he has increased his food and beverage order by about 60. >> we have to make sure we are all stocked up for the right beers. they have, you know, the food, the preps, the kitchen, the people. so definitely a lot of prep goes in other restaurants such as straits on santana row are planning special super bowl menu items, and clothing stores are stocking up on that niners gear. >> all over the bay area, people are preparing for the big game sunday, ktvu alice wertz continues. our team coverage and is live in alameda, where many shoppers are buying all the necessity for their super bowl parties. hi alice, that's right greg, there's a lot of folks that we spoke to today that are getting ready for an eventful weekend, but everything seems to be just a warm up for the big game on super bowl sunday in the east bay, party planners were buying everything from paper plates to snacks and candy. >> we spoke

haidi: senior technology analyst mandeep singh taking a look at nvidia. the big market story of the day. the other big driver, the latest fed minutes showing most officials remain more concerned about the risk of cutting rates to soon than keeping them high for too long. >> in fed policy, there's risk on both sides. you would not want to attach a zero probability if inflation moves up, which they don't expect, we don't expect. but they think they are done and they are probably done. haidi: let's get some implications when it comes to markets with our next guest. jahangir aka is the head of official institution for managing director at neuberger berman joining us from our singapore studio. it is this kind of push and pull we see in the dynamic in the markets. do you feel like investors have adequately repriced to a point that is sensible, expectations of fed easing, given that the signal we get from fed speakers is one of precaution? jahangir: good morning. thank you for having me. i don't think they do. i think the messaging changed around the summer of l

mandeep singh, thank you so much.or more on nvidia and the markets in general, i'm to say we are joined by adam gold, rounder and keep investment officer over at kevin hill. you've owned nvidia since 20 16, are you buying more today? >> we are not buying this morning, if the shares were in the red we would have been buying. over the last 30 quarters we've been doing the shares, they have only missed twice, yet the shares have fallen 40% of the time the next day. this set up here prior to today was on the positive side as you are seeing a reflection of the incredible numbers. but no, we are not buying today but we are proud to be a shareholder since 2016. >> you wrote that this to the $5 trillion market cap company this decade. they are currently at about $1.9 trillion. what gets us there in the next six years, what is your outlook? >> we like to listen very carefully to all the earnings calls, the competitors, customers, the buyers. there is been very interesting takeaways the last few quarters as acceleration and clo

mandeep singh of bloomberg intelligence.ion to the venture landscape. we are pleased to welcome to the show darren abrahamson. he is partner at an capital's tech opportunities team, traveling in from boston. -- at bain capital's tech opportunities team, traveling in from boston. all of us are talking about how generative ai means we need more cybersecurity protection. darren: it is important that you put things in context. he pointed out that palo alto has had a phenomenal run-up. a lot of the companies outperformed over the last year as cfos and customers looked to cutbacks band. we talk to chief information security officers what we are hearing is, particularly in enterprise, that they do not want another solution. want to figure out how to integrate what they've got and patch the holes that pop up when you integrate and implement a lot of new technologies. that being said, the underlying threats persist, and i think ai is going to accelerate that. the ease at which a hacker can now spoof or spam or do things in a more sop

mehrdad bayrami, shahin thaqavi, omid will leave this team singh and abdullah hosseini, the four pikan players who were added to this team at the beginning of the season, left pikan after an agreement with the club officials. changing the time of the game of the maghrebs the general rotam of the league organization announced that the time of the meeting of alinium iraq with persepolis and the match of esteghlal naft abadan was changed from the 16th week of the premier league. based on this , alminio's meeting time. prespis , which is scheduled to be held on thursday 27th of bahman at imam khomeini stadium in arak , has been changed from 15:00 to 17:15. the esteghlal naft abadan match will be played on friday, 27th of bahman instead of 15:00 at 17:15 in azadi stadium. will be held turning to european football and first the premier league, liverpool city and tottenham won in the most important games today and tonight in the framework of the twenty- fourth week of this series. today, liverpool defeated the leader of the three-one bernari and strengthened its position in the table . manche

the owner, jasbir singh, tells ktvu he's expecting a big crowd and as a result, singh says this week he increased his food and beverage order by 60% to make sure he stocked up on food and alcohol. >> we were full for the nfc championship game and there was no place to stand, so i'm expecting the same crowd here. >> other restaurants like straits at santana row are planning special super bowl menu items. meanwhile, clothing stores are also getting ready to stock up on niners gear. vendors are stocking up for the major increase on sales. >> we'll sell probably 2 to 3 times as much as we would during christmas season. >> some of the restaurants in the south bay are telling customers to call ahead, and some even requesting a reservation with some expecting to have standing room only or just a plain sell out. parts of arizona also getting ready. brock purdy, hometown near phenix hosting a special ceremony to honor the niners quarterback just in time for the big game. city leaders in gilbert, arizona. here renamed the street outside his old high school. look at that, brock purdy way. purdy

resident suraj singh says he heard the gunshots and the friends were walking out to the 7-eleven to get some milk, and we heard a shot, a loud bang, like someone shot someone and a lady came out running, crying, and after a few minutes the cops came in, singh says. the woman who we saw outside did not appear to be injured, but he did not know her relationship to the deceased person inside the apartment who saw somebody run out of the apartment. >> yeah, a lady, and so if she was, she okay? >> was she bleeding? >> no, she was okay. she was crying real loud. >> other residents say they were surprised to see all of the police here because this is normally a quiet apartment complex. >> unsettling. yeah definitely. my the questions in my head are like, was it between the residents or was it a stranger who, you know, came in or so? is it normally just pretty quiet around here? yeah, i was literally early this morning walking out thinking, um, how safe it was around here. >> now we are worried about the safety around here. >> santa clara police say this remains an open investigation, but they

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so, sabrina singh told me she does not agree that the u.s. is in a wider regional conflict, but my colleague, nbc's curagao mends, told me those in the region believes they are in a regional war. what's your assessment? >> well we need to make a distinction between the strikes that are conducted in iran and syria, that the president took appropriate action, and service members were killed. this is happened before, the united states has responded to make sure that our service members are never targeted, and the strikes on the houthis, which i do think is escalatory. it hasn't helped map the commercial lines open. the president needs to come [inaudible] >> so, do you at all fear these retaliatory strikes could lead to a direct conflict, or a wider type of regional conflict with iran? >> i give the president and his team credit and that the strikes so far have been proportional, targeted, they have not done what's some of the republican senators have said, man i actually think the president's here has shown good restraint. of course, in similar

championship game and there was no place to stand, so i'm expecting the same crowd here, owner jasper singh says this week. >> his food and beverage order is 60% larger than normal. as a result, little else can fit into the walk in refrigerator. signage is up around the bar touting the upcoming nfl clash and specialty alcohol is at the ready for a game day auction. >> you have to make sure we are all stocked up for the right beers. they have, you know, the food, the preps, the kitchen, the people. so definitely a lot of prep goes in other restaurants such as straits in santana row are planning special super bowl menu items. >> and a few doors down from the restaurant, a pop up store that's only been open seven days. when san francisco won, we had the choice between kansas city and san francisco, so we chose here manager eric schmidt says. merchandise currently sold out at other retailers is here and waiting. the store's normal operating hours extended from now through super bowl sunday. >> we'll sell probably 2 to 3 times as much as we would during christmas season. >> in addition to brick

. >> okay, deputy pentagon press secretary sabrina singh, very grateful for your time. thank you so much. >> thanks, alex. >> so let's bring in peter baker, msnbc political analyst, chief white house correspondent for the new york times. welcome to you, my friend. we just heard there officially from the administration, the military retaliation. was that a stronger response than someone expected? hey, peter, turn on your microphone. >> sorry, how is that, better? >> got you, yeah. >> didn't want to get in the middle of your great interview. thank you for that. so, listen, you know, we don't know yet. i think the first thing we should acknowledge is the humility of not knowing everything. we haven't seen the end of their response yet, we haven't seen how extensive it is. you know, the pentagon itself is only now able to do its battle down damage assessment. i think a lot of people expected something along the lines of what we've seen so far. the question is, will it continue for two days? we'll continue for seven days? we'll hit hits targets other than what we've already

here's abc's ashan singh. >> it so is good. >> i like this.: in less than 48 hours, 49ers quarterback shadarius ward will be suit up for super bowl lviii. >> i think you should wear a button. >> definitely a button. >> reporter: he's hoping the outfit he wears gets almost as much attention. this is the super bowl fit, man? it's you. >> i feel like a million bucks. i think the suit is 10 out of 10. it's going to be lit, man. biggest stage in the world. it's going to be a big platform, and i want to look good for the whole world. >> reporter: why wear a suit? >> we came to the super bowl to get the ring. i'm treating it like a business trip. pull up looking like a businessman. >> reporter: the stylist, melissa rapeppe, only started working with him a month ago. >> it's amazing. i'm so excited. because the suit is an actual art piece. it is one on one. i've never seen anything like this. >> reporter: with ratings and buzz at a fever pitch, americans cannot get enough of the nfl. and it's not just the games. the tunnel leading into the stadium has

here's ashan singh. >> there was a lot of shot today because no one had ever heard the graphic part about jam master jay had been killed. >> reporter: a 21-year-old unsolved murder catching fire today. the trial in hip-hop legend jam master jay's killing bringing explosive testimony in the case against two of the men charged with taking the life of the run-dmc deejay, jason mizell. >> it was jaw-dropping for me to finally hear the narrative of what hets his friends and family have been asking for, for 20-plus years. no one has really been able to piece together, which is what prosecutors have done so far in the first three days of this trial. >> reporter: karl jordan jr. and ronald washington pleading not guilty and denying all charges. jordan's attorney saying his client was at his girlfriend's house at the time of the shooting. huti el, known as tony rincon, in the studio with jay when he was shot in the head, finally speaking out. >> first of all, he sobbed the entire time. >> reporter: actually got emotional? >> he sobbed. he was -- he -- there were just tears streaming down his face.

we will bring in the bloomberg intelligent senior analyst mandeep singh. carly, on the options side, think about the move implied, 11% give or take on either side. how significant is that relative to what we typically see from nvidia post earnings? carly: relative to the last two prints its are tepid moves on the day after its earnings. relative to the two prince prior is not that big. those were about 24% and 14%. this would not be a blowout as it was an 11% move. on the basis of general stocks into very large move especially how big the nvidia market cap is on the putting it towards a stork one-day move after the earnings report. katie: it's interesting to see traders bracing for this. to move us closer to 6% or so when you look at what options implied. it looks like the report, the whole world is focused on it. i'm only slightly exaggerating. mandeep; valuation multiples have gotten higher and higher and with higher valuation audibles there is always a risk for revenue growth deceleration. multiples get chopped and that is what we are seeing with palo a

finally agrees to take up the funding belt joining us now, deputy pentagon press secretary sabrina singh thank you so much for coming on this morning. i do want to ask you about this. our christian amanpour is in ukraine right now, and she just spoke with ukraine's foreign minister and he was very clear why ukraine and could not stop russia from taking another city. here's what he said >> can you hold out? you say you will not full but but a big town has fallen or medium-sized town and they're putting pressure on the second biggest city in ukraine right now we wouldn't lose a leaf guy if we had received all the ammunition that when you did to defend it, that is my answer to your question >> simple as that i don't think it requires any additional comments. >> when you hear those words that they wouldn't have fallen if it wasn't for the fact they didn't have enough ammunition, do you think the united states is partly to blame for failing to help fund a bill that would help fund ukraine's defenses well, thanks, sara so much for having me on today. >> what was said was absolutely right. it's

all right >> pentagon deputy >> press secretary, sabrina singh.o much for joining us. >> thanks, jake >> is cnn breaking and we have breaking news for you out of new york city. there is a verdict in the civil corruption trial involving longtime top national rifle association or nra's ceo wayne lapierre. a jury has ruled that lapierre should pay the powerful gun rights group more than $4 million in damages for mismanagement and misspending. cnn's john miller joins me now, john, walk us through this decision well, the jury spent a good deal of time going over this because there were a lot of counts. now this is a civil case, not a criminal case but what they found is that wayne lapierre always the nra $4.3 million on top of $1 million that they assess. he has already paid back. that's the money he you can that he owed the jury also found cause to remove him as head of the nra, even though he resigned just before this trial? started, the judge will decide whether to permanently bar him from association with the nra in a bench trial that will come up

here's abc's ashan singh. >> reporter: feats like these to america's sports obsession. >> caught by kelceconnection propelling the chiefs to the super bowl, coco gauff's blistering backhand winning the u.s. open last summer, even the debut of the san antonio spurs rookie sensation. >> the first points in the career of victor wembanyama. >> reporter: but this isn't about the big shots. it's about these guys. behind the big moments. team mascots. you can't help but notice the phillie phanatic, bennie the bull, casey wolf, billy buffalo, and hundreds more. some have been around for decades. while others just pop up. and break the internet. >> mascots spread joy. that's their job. if the mascot helped provide even a little bit of a good experience during that game, that's what you're going to remember anyway. >> reporter: they're much more than furry creatures doing silly moves. inside every costume is a full-fledged performer. some, like the san antonio spurs' coyote, displaying athleticism rivaling players on their teams. amassing huge followings all their own. and some are cashing in. big.

[applause] i want to thank senator singh, guist and the representative for making michigan and national leader on climate action. [applause] so, we have a heck of a record and restart fired up. at the state of our state is ready to rock. we got into the groove last year but they do not rest on their morals. they make it better than the last one. there's more to do and nothing that's going to stop us now. let's talk about the challenges michigander space today. it is hard to buy a house, afford a car or save for retirement while keeping up with the bill. people put things off to make ends meet, replacing old tires, busted gutters, body and your child a warm coat. no matter who you are or where you come from if you work hard, you should be able to provide for your family and have a fair shot at a better future. we should have the freedom to live the way that you want. that is the american dream and you should be able to achieve that in michigan. our best is what we are, a home for opportunity, for people seeking a good life and a good cost of living. tonight that's what i'm going to focus

thank you so much >> but let's bring in deputy pentagon press secretary sabrina singh as rina. you. >> so your boss, secretary >> of defense lloyd austin, he regularly convenes the ukraine defense contact group that's dozens of countries coming together to discuss what ukraine needs defensively secretary austin mentioned in a statement today that multi-country coalition, that coalition has quote, 15 us allies that as is, as a percentage of gdp contribute more to ukraine's capability needs. then the united states does do you think that the us is losing credibility among our allies? given us lawmakers on capitol hill repeated failure to pass this $60 billion security assistance package for ukraine >> yeah. thanks, jake so much for having me on today. >> i think >> certainly the failure of congress to not give us too not pass that supplemental package certainly puts at risk not only our reputation, but are just actions and where we stand with our allies and certainly and most importantly, where our adversaries series what they are watching it is because of congressional inaction t

suraj singh says he heard the gunshots and the friends were walking out to the 7-eleven to get some milk and we heard a shot. >> a loud bang, like someone shot someone and a lady came out running, crying, and after a few minutes the cops came in. >> singh says the woman who he saw outside did not appear to be injured, but he did not know her relationship to the deceased person inside the apartment who saw somebody run out of the apartment. >> yeah, a lady and so if she was, she okay? >> was she bleeding? >> no, she was okay. she was crying real loud. >> other residents say they were surprised to see all of the police here, because this is normally a quiet apartment complex. >> unsettling. yeah definitely. my the questions in my head are like, was it between the residents or was it a stranger who, you know, came in or so? >> is it normally just pretty quiet around here? >> yeah, i was literally this morning walking out thinking, um, how safe it was around here. no we are worried about the safety around here. >> santa clara police say this remains an open investigation, but they emphasize

[applause] i want to thank senator singh, guist and the representative for making michigan and national climate action. [applause] so, we have a heck of a record and restart fired up. at the state of our state is ready to rock. we got into the groove last year but they do not rest on their morals. they make it better than the last one. there's more to do and nothing that's going to stop us now. let's talk about the challenges michigander space today. it is hard to buy a house, afford a car or save for retirement while keeping up wite ends meet, replacing old tires, busted gutters, body and your child a warm coat. no matter who you are or where you come from if you work hard, you should be able to provide for your family and have a fair shot at a better future. we should have the freedom to live the way that you want. that is the american dream and you should be able to achieve that in michigan. our best is what we are, a home for opportunity, for people seeking a good life and a good cost of living. tonight that's what i'm going to focus on, how we keep lowering costs and improve educat

. >> owner jasper singh says this week his food and beverage order is 60% larger than normal. as a result, little else can fit into the walk in refrigerator size is up around the bar, touting the upcoming nfl clash and specialty alcohol is at the ready for a game day auction. >> you have to make sure we are all stocked up for the right beers. they have you know, the food, the preps, the kitchen, the people. so definitely a lot of prep goes in other restaurants such as straits in santana row are planning special super bowl menu items. >> and a few doors down from the restaurants, a pop up store that's only been open seven days when san francisco won, we had the choice between kansas city and san francisco, so we chose here, manager eric schmidt says. merchandise currently sold out at other retailers is here and waiting. the store's normal operating hours extended from now through super bowl sunday. >> we'll sell probably 2 to 3 times as much as we would during christmas season. >> in addition to brick and mortar stores, sidewalk vendors are prepping for super bowl sunday, two t

here's abc's austin singh.ian carter is enjoying life playing with his dog and working as a cfo at a nonprofit. >> come here, come here. but he's been keeping a secret hidden under his hat. look at her hair coming out. >> it did concern me, though. the one time where i did see a lot of it, i'm like, oh my god, i'm like, okay, i'm starting to lose my hair. >> the 33 year old, first noticing his changing hairline in his early 20s. >> at the time, i was like, oh, maybe it's just normal. maybe like a shedding. >> like the thought of his hair loss still painful. >> i just want to, like, have my hair back, have my self-confidence back and just not care as much as i do now. this is like, hard to talk about. >> yeah. >> travel out of the country determined to change his fate. brian scrolling on social media. >> that was really good. >> found his answer. i was swiping through the one day and i saw this guy getting a hair transplant. >> i was like, oh my god, i want to do that. and he went to turkey. i was like, oh, so i

of the ministry of defense of the united states during the briefing united states of america sabrina singh. she also urged the house of representatives, following the senate, to approve the white house's request for more than $60 billion for ukraine, without which the united states will not be able to continue military posts. here is her short quote: we will not be able to provide these critical aid packages to ukraine, and she will, unfortunately, have to make choices and make decisions about what cities and settlements they will be able to receive with what they have and with by what partners continue to send them. hard listening to this, it is difficult to listen to it from the mouth of a representative of the pentagon, but it is clear why she says this. because they really have no money, why no money? because the congress does not give them this money. he is actively harming national security, according to white house spokeswoman karinzhan. pierre commented on the delay of the speaker of the house of representatives, mike johnson, in approving and voting on the bill on unblocking aid t

, after many, many years of being pressurised by myself and others, decided to have an inquiry, the singh didn't take full evidence. it didn't follow the evidence from complainants. and when it published its findings, it didn't have the support of muslim conservatives or british muslim communities. and so, really, the party has not taken this matter as seriously as it should have done. and because it didn't, there is now a culture and an acceptance within the party that muslims are fair game, that muslims don't matter, that you can get away with this kind of rhetoric, whether you dress it up in more respectable fashion, as some of my colleagues try and do on the floor of the house or in newspaper articles like robertjenrick or suella braverman or others, or whether you do it in a much more overt way like lee anderson did, and he got caught in the net. but whichever way my colleagues are talking about this issue, it is a deeply dangerous approach, it is very deliberate, it is divisive, it is aimed to fuel hatred, it is aimed to fuel culture wars, and it may win a few votes in some extreme

mandeep singh is the executive director of the sikh community organization. jakara movement. they condemn the vandalism and they don't want it to escalate into tensions between bay area hindus and sikhs. >> we've had, uh, incidences of transnational repression. we had a murder of a of a sick, uh, activist in canada. uh, we, the doj discovered a hit list with a number of sikh activists in the bay area. so indian politics? absolutely. uh, has has an effect locally. they have been clearly targeting the hindu community with an intention to create fear and, and, um, you know, intimidation in ramya ramakrishna is with the hindu american foundation. >> the largest hindu advocacy group in the u.s. she says this is not an isolated incident and blames khalistan separatist activists. >> quite honestly, ridiculous to think that, um, any one else would have done it because a they don't leave any doubt with their messaging and b they want to take credit. they're proud of their actions in the east bay. >> anser hassan abc seven news. coming up, the 40 niners get ready to lock in and prepare

[applause] i want to thank senators singh, geiss, and shink, and representatives aiyash, puri, and coffia for making michigan a national leader on climate action. [applause] we have a heck of a record and we are starting 2024 fired up. my fellow michiganders, the state of our state is ready to rock. [applause] we got into the groove last year, but great bands do not rest on their laurels, they make the next record better than the last one. there's more to do, and nothing is gonna stop us now. let's talk about the challenges michiganders face today. top of mind is costs. it's hard to buy a house, afford a car, or save for retirement while keeping up with bills. people put things off to make ends meet, replacing old tires, fixing busted gutters, buying your child a warmer coat. no matter who you are or where you come from, if you work hard, you should be able to provide for your family and have a fair shot at a better future. you should have the freedom to live the way you want. that's the american dream. you should be able to chase it in michigan. at our best, that's what we are, a home of

about this, sabrina singh, the deputy spokesperson of the pentagon, was asked by the correspondent ofa, carla babb. recently , the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine said that ukraine would not have lost avdiyivka if ukraine had weapons and they received artillery ammunition in time. do you agree with him? i agree, avdiivka was a strategic retreat, and it was a retreat caused by congress' inaction, there is a direct connection. we know that ukraine now needs artillery and ammunition and air defense equipment. unfortunately, as of december 27th, we have been unable to send aid through the president's empowerment program, so they are running low on supplies. due to the inactivity of the congress, they had to carry out that strategic withdrawal from avdiivka. to change positions and calculate where they are going to continue to strengthen their defenses in the east and south of ukraine. the us currently produces about 28,155 millimeter shells per month. the united states does not use them, ukraine needs them. why not send them to ukraine, hoping for something extra funding will be ap

[applause] i want to thank senator singh, guist and the representative for making michigan and nationaleader on climate action. [applause] so, we have a heck of a record and restart fired up. at the state of our state is ready to rock. we got into the groove last year but they do not rest on their morals. they make it better than the last one. there's more to do and nothing that's going to stop us now. let's talk about the challenges michigander space today. it is hard to buy a house, afford a car or save for retirement while keeping up with the bill. people put things off to make ends meet, replacing old tires, busted gutters, body and your child a warm coat. no matter who you are or where you come from if you work hard, you should be able to provide for your family and have a fair shot at a better future. we should have the freedom to live the way that you want. that is the american dream and you should be able to achieve that in michigan. our best is what we are, a home for opportunity, for people seeking a good life and a good cost of living. tonight that's what i'm going to focus o

former senior director for middle east affairs at the white house national security council michael singhod to have you back on bbc news. i want to start with this fresh round of strikes against houthi targets we've seen, 36 targets. do you think this will be effective integrated the houthis capabilities? i think what we have seen so far is despite the us and british airstrikes are the houthis have been able to maintain significant capabilities and will continue their attacks on red sea shipping and that's in large part because the types of attacks that houthis are mounting do not require an enormous amount of military capabilities that are using things that are mobile, like drones or missiles that can be moved from place to place so there's a real challenge for the united states in the uk to eliminate the capability and so far the us and uk have not pursued the alternative which is to engage in a strike that is so tough and iranian targets that could they convince say the houthis or iran to pull back. how can they deter the houthis completely? inside yemen, it would be difficult to find