it is fairto say unproven leader injagmeet singh.ay he has exceeded expectations on a number of fronts. he did very, very well in the television debates, he has being rallying support —— has been, and motivating ndp supporters. their coffers, although very insubstantial at the start of the campaign, are closed to fall by the end of the campaign. and it does appear that will have motivated a large number of younger people and indeed indigenous people and other groups who feel that they want to support a progressive alternative to the liberals party ofjustin trudeau. yes, jatinder sidhu, we saw when we visited british columbia how young people expressed disappointment with justin trudeau saying he wasn't taking enough action on the climate, on climate change, and the youth block will play a decisive role in this election, is that what you are hearing there? absolutely. what you find when jagmeet singh hearing there? absolutely. what you find whenjagmeet singh goes on his walkabouts is that many people — he seems to reads elements of th

singh. questions to mister trudeau you talk how you cut taxes for the wealthy and education and health care and other services. i agree with you and i have heard you say this often you criticize mister harper on climate targets be failed to achieve them but healthcare funding but you also cut them you criticize mister harper on giving billions to billionaires and corporations so the question is why do you keep letting down the people who voted for you? >> first of all cutting taxes for the middle class and raises for the wealthiest 1 percent after mister harper doing nothing in just four years we have reached three quarters of the way to our targets which we will meet and surpass we know that's not enough we will continue to do more like moving forward so people can retrofit their homes and make canada a net zero by 2050. we know how important it is to move forward and right now he is promised the first thing you will do is rip up the only real plan to fight climate change that canada has ev

singh. >> mr.eau, you said a lot of great things today, but you've said a lot of these things in 2016 and you said you would make climate a priority. the reality is you did all of these things, you bought a pipeline, you subsidize oil and gas, and except the biggest polluters. what will it take now for canadians to believe that you're actually going to follow through on promises? what will it take for you to follow through on these commitments? >> we are three quarters of the way toward achieving our 2030 target and we will surpass them. you may be surprised to discover that your plan is to build a massive refinery in alberta and the only way to do that is with federal subsidies, because there is no private business case for it. your plan to build a refinery in alberta is worse for the environment than building a pipeline to the west coast. [crosstalk] >> that is not our plan. we would immediately invest in clean energy. moderator: that is time. mr. scheer. trudeau tookn office, there were three ma

. >> ashe t of corporal singh, it means a lot when tthoso us from community. >> anomica singh's life forever changed last december. >> i don't have to understand, this was not supposed to happen here. >> after her late husband was shot and killed. >> talking on behalf of all survivors, this is what we want to see from community for our officers who lose their life in the line of duty, to recognized and honored for all the hard work they have done. >> the owner of dutch hollow farms -- >> it was unique way to pay his respects to corporal singh. >> for making the ultimate sacrifice. >> it's ban long journey to get this all done, but wyoeu, want ranil. >> ron would want something like this. and we just live a couple miles down so, it's very close to me >> it's just amazing what the community is doing, what john is doing. >> 1-year-old son weherend a the h ferirst ones t. >> i couldn't wait for that moment. it's great to see it all done. that?was a beautiful anmont. sy papa. look! i mean, everything about it is very emotional for the family. >> it was some better going in. but what was a

sameet singh. i'm responsible for our wildfire safety program. i want to talk a little bit about the upcoming event to pick up where scott left off in regards to the meteorological forecast. so given the forecast that scott shared and the historical nature of what can be anticipated, we are preparing for what is likely go being going to be a widespread safety shutoff across our service territory to combat the risk of a catastrophic wildfire. we have not made the final determination yet to move forward. we expect to make that decision at 8:00 a.m. tomorrow, which is saturday. and if we do call a public safety power shutoff, that decision will be made in consultation with our state agency partners that are here with us in our operation center, and they include the state emergency operation center. the california public utility commission and the cal fire. so if we do anticipate the forecast as scott shared, as well as what the national weather services has published, we anticipate that this shutoff could impact approximately 850,000 of our 5 millio

frank said singh is best known internationally for his science fiction novel the swarm where nature starts punishing humanity for its misty needs 1st published 15 years ago it now seems rather prophetic when you look at the current situation with climate change however right now frank said singh has put down the pan picked up the guitar and has abuse it project called taxi galaxy tell me why after this. scene in his helmet on stage in front of an audience he likes to entertain but also to shake people up in 2009 the author presented his thriller limit it's a mix of science fiction crime story and science like his most popular novel the swarm published in 2004 the bestseller about a threat from the depths of the ocean has been translated into 27 languages and made its author who study communications studies a very rich man. but chatting has still clung to a lifelong dream since the age of 15 he's wanted to be a rock star so finally at the age of $62.00 it's time for music and sexy but this time to punctuate sing has created a story for his audience one that like a spaceship transports them

prophetic when you look at the current situation with climate change however right now frank said singh has put down the pan picked up the guitar and has a music project called taxi galaxy tell me why after this. function thing seen in his element on stage in front of an audience he likes to entertain but also to shake people up in 2009 the author presented his thriller limit it's a mix of science fiction crime story and science like his most popular novel the swarm published in 2004 the bestseller about a threat from the depths of the ocean has been translated into 27 languages and made its author who study communication studies a very rich man. but chatting has still clung to a lifelong dream since the age of fish.

him frank said singh is best known internationally for his science fiction novel the swarm where nature starts punishing humanity for its misdeeds 1st published 15 years ago it now seems rather prophetic when you look at the current situation with climate change however right now frank said singh has put down the pan picked up the guitar and has abuse it project called taxi galaxy tell me why after this. function thing seen in his elements on stage in front of an audience he likes to entertain but also to shake people up in 2009 the author presented his thriller limit it's a mix of science fiction crime story and science like his most popular novel the swarm published in 2004 the bestseller about a threat from the depths of the ocean has been translated into 27 languages and made its author who study communication studies a very rich man. but chatting has still clung to a lifelong dream since the age of 15 he's.

nermeen: i would like to bring harjeet singh into the conversation will stop harjeet singh is with actionaid and is joining us from new delhi, india. could you resespond to the findingsgs of this reportt, in particular, the fact t the vast majority of f the most vulnerare to sea--- areas vulnerable level rise are in asia? >>hank you f for havining me he. while i i saddened, but not susurprid. we've seen the grimim reality ad parts of the global south. so developg g countries who hahe little - -- are facing this climate emergency. to put it into context, 60 million people were displacededn 2018 by disasters. now thee estimates are coming fr sea level rise. india, it is seven times more than number. anglo --, a titimes more than te previous estimate. people are being forced to leave their homes as their local coping mechanisms fail. the harms and -- their farms and homes are being swallowed up. i met people who would point ward the sea several meters from where their homes used to be and are now in the water. that is the grim reality they are facing. ththey leave theirir families bd , women,n,

singh played the perfect shot at the 16th hole at the dlf country club, recording a hole—in—one thate last two holes. meghan maclaren and whitney hillier share the lead on five—under—par. more on our website, including details thursday's europa league matches. from me and the team, thanks forjoining us. goodbye. hello. at one stage hurricane lorenzo, way out in the atlantic, had winds gusting up to 190 mph. it is no longer a hurricane, and it weakens quite quickly as it moves from ireland across the united kingdom during friday. that said, it is still quite windy, though nothing too unusual for the time of year. as we start friday, winds easing in northern ireland, but they are going to be picking up towards south wales and south—west england. and it'll be fairly blustery wherever you are, with cloud and outbreaks of rain. a much milder start compared with thursday morning. and the winds pick up a bit further, south wales, south—west england, during friday morning, maybe gusting along some coasts up to around 60, maybe 65 mph, before easing later. a lot of cloud, outbreaks of rain to

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guestning us as our next prashant singh managing director, senior portfolio manager, neuberger berman singapore anything that stood out to from the president? yes it is clear in our recent attraction with a donation authorities we get a similar view that the government's focus on reforms. >> they clearly are not looking to push the growth rate hikes risk can fiscal push, they are focused on reforming the quality of growth. that is an heartening from an industrial point of view for us. it was in line with what we have spoken to them in the past. >> have you been adding to positions you already have in energy asia? -- in indonesia? >> we are maintaining our overage now. there are some short in the near term. especially given we have got a risk profile with u.s. china trade issues print we will probably have to be more patient and see if we get better levels to add but we are meeting our core with indonesia. i want tosay look, if switch production out of china, the alternative markets are vietnam, cambodia, bangladesh. indonesia does not really fit into that equation some saper and what

>> this is where michael singh talked about us forces which remain at the top in the area of northeast syria that turkey is focused on. in the view of the study group maintaining us forces at that garrison is critical for preventing iran from consolidating those lines of communication through syria and given the redeployment of other us forces it is highly likely that asad, russia, iran proxies will challenge our position. they have done it before and that was under mattis who responded with overwhelming force and sent a clear signal. this would in terms of maintaining the us force presence, our adversaries need to believe there is a credible threat of military force on the table and that is something the executive branch will hopefully make clear. >> i commend you on your work and yield the remainder of my time. >> mister vargas is recognized for five minutes. >> i think the witnesses today and the first time i had the opportunity to meet the kurds, former congress members darrell isa and i traveled to baghdad and were briefed by our embassy and military personnel and met with kurd le

for months premie singh's had been held at leipsic said nicholas church on september 4th catherine hutton how a one felt a banner it called for an open country with free people the protest was captured on film by western media. it was important to us that our own people in our country could see it and they could see oh wow that is something that has started in my city and it's not as g.d.r. media tells like they are criminals and they want to destroy our country know their girls they could be my friend they could be my daughter she was imprisoned soon after for riotous assembly but by october 9th knowledge of the growing protests had spread downs like the cloud. it was clear throughout what was at stake. for post that our own town full of soldiers and police on call snipers were on the roofs in downtown life in the hospitals blood reserves were being stocked up. on who wasn't. but the protesters marched peacefully around the city of lights like in the following weeks the demonstrations continue to grow and within a month the berlin wall had fallen i think a group always stay with me. i ha

singh talked earlier about the u.s. forces that remain at the garrison which is not in the area of northeastern syria that turkey is currently focused on. in the view of the serious study group, maintaining those u.s. forces at that garrison is critical for presenting iran from consolidating those lines of communication through syria. movement or limit of other u.s. forces, it's highly likely that assad, russia, the iranians or iran proxies will challenge our position. they've done it before. was under former secretary of defense mattis who responded with overwhelming incentives. this would, in terms of maintaining that u.s. presence, our adversaries need to believe that there is a credible threat of military or's on the table, and that's something that hopefully, the executive frank will be contemplating making quite clear. >> thank you, i commend you on your work and i were me -- yield the remainder of my time. >> mr. vargas, your recognized for five minutes. >> thank you very much, and i thank the witnesses here toda

this is where jack singh leader of the left leaning new democratic party could come into play with approval ratings soaring forest party scene could become the kingmaker of canada's election as a prospective partner in a liberal minority government. let's bring in correspondent pablo for the n.d.s. who joins us from downtown ottawa pablo we understand polls are starting to close in some places and we saw the prime minister casting his ballot how was the voting process overall. hi well it's been a hectic day here as you said the polls are beginning to close across the country the 1st newfoundland and labrador have already closed and over the next few hours we'll be seeing have the bigger provinces of cut back on as far as british columbia in the west coast close and the results come in pretty quick here in canada we're hearing that within 30 minutes 45 minutes even an hour if it's a little bit tighter we could see the results coming in and of course everybody is glued to television sets across the country because this is a tight race will justin trudeau liberals hold on to power will the con

mr singh and his party are more left—wing than the liberals.l joining compromises to make. that potential joining up, politicaljoining up, is being focused on by the conservatives. a government led byjustin trudeau with the ndp calling the shots would be the worst outcome, it is a coalition canadians cannot afford, we can only imagine what the ndp price would be to keepjustin trudeau in power. lyse doucet, with us in montreal. i wonder what you are learning about canada as you study the election campaign? this is a country that prides itself on its middle ground, federal system, compromises among the richer and the poorer provinces, but there have been some worrying strains in this election, that has caused many commentators to say, tone down the electoral rhetoric, could tone down the mudslinging, work together after this election, provinces will have to work together, after this election, and therefore it is not just a test of the strength of political support, for the parties in canada, it is also, in some ways, a test of the strength of can

large fire has forced an overcrowded camps for asylum seekers to be evacuated on the island of saml singh greece it's not yet clear what started the blaze though it followed earlier clashes in the county the side reportedly houses thousands of people just bought it having a capacity of just a few 100. in fort worth in texas a white police officer has been charged in the middle of a black woman in her own home police body cam footage shows are in danger using it as a tiana jefferson without warning after a neighbor called the police to check on her will fit. the red cross in the west african state of guinea says 4 people have been killed during protests in the capital conakry opposition parties and activists want to blog potential changes to the country's constitution which could allow the president to run for a 3rd term in office. a spanish judge has issued a new international warrant for the arrest of 4 my consul and president pushed him or he fled to build them after the failed independent speeding 2017 the warrant comes after the supreme court convicted 12 of the catalan separatist lea

prophetic when you look at the current situation with climate change however right now frank said singh has put down the pen picked up the guitar and has abuse it project called taxi galaxy tell me why after this. function the scene in his element on stage in front of an audience he likes to entertain but also to shake people up in 2009 the author presented his thriller limit it's a mix of science fiction crime story and science like his most popular novel the swarm published in 2004 the bestseller about a threat from the depths of the ocean has been translated into 27 lang.

paying tribute while other religious and political leaders including former prime minister manmohan singh also paid their respects the man who became known as the father of the nation . peru's vice president mercedes are all those has resigned her role as interim president and called for new elections congress appointed her to the role just a day after the country's president martin skara dissolved the legislature in a tense standoff with the opposition over corruption. at least 2 people were killed and hundreds injured in clashes between protesters and police in the iraqi capital baghdad protesters angry about poor public services and high unemployment as well as what they see as a rainy an influence on their government. now it has been exactly one year since the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi was murdered inside the saudi consulate in istanbul turkey a u.n. investigation found what it called credible evidence linking the saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon to that killing but one year on none of the masterminds has been brought to justice for the murder and the international commu

parliament demonstrators cheered as british lawmakers voted to delay the approval of the braggs a deal for singh johnson to send the request to the view hundreds of thousands marched through the streets of london calling for a 2nd referendum. know what to do with johnson had initially said he would not request a delay despite the vote but i will not negotiate a dilemma with. neither does the law compel me to do so i will tell our friends and colleagues in the e.u. exactly what i've told everyone in the last 88 days that i've served as prime minister good for the good they would be bad for this country. to democracy but legal experts and opposition labor party leader jeremy corbyn said johnson was legally bound to day is a historic day for parliament because it said it will not be blackmailed by a prime minister who is apparently prepared once again to defy a law passed by this parliament are inviting him to think very carefully about the remoxy just made about refusing apparently to apply for the extension which the e.u. number 2 act requires him to do. e.u. leaders have made it clear they do no

the tributes while other religious and political leaders including former prime minister manmohan singh also paid their respects the man known as the father of the nation. now to iraq where a violent antigovernment protests are spreading across the country at least 7 people have been killed and more than 300 injured in clashes with security forces over the last 2 days it's the largest public display of anger so far against prime minister. these year old government demonstrators i agree about corruption i'm going lack of basic necessities. that. burning for a 2nd day in a row anti-government protests are disrupting life in the city. and they have turned violent. several people have been reported hundreds injured in the clashes on wednesday 2 security forces attempted to disperse protesting crowds with tear gas and even life i mean nation. in some areas protesters blocked off back main streets it's not the 1st time iraqis have taken to the streets since up till mosty was elected as the country's prime minister last year their demands are clear. number 3 generation always want is to live a

sumeet singh is in charge here. given the risk to public safety, the desire to have zero spark, we will likely have to make this kind of decision again in the future. and if and when we do, there are many things we need to do better next time than we did this time. first, we commit to communicating with our customers and communities with as much notice as possible, with as much clarity as possible, and as frequently as possible. and we did not deliver on this commitment this time. our website crashed several times. our maps are inconsistent, perhaps incorrect. our call centers were overloaded. to put it simply, we were not adequately prepared to support the operational event. and this will improve. second, we commit to restoring power as quickly as possible. now, we have to wait for the weather to pass. then we have to inspect every line we turned off. that's about 25,000 miles of line. and then when everything is good, we can turn the power back on. in a moment, sumeet will tell you how many customers have been res

and that the prime minister singh said the members of parliament should now rally behind it because that is the next obstacle the british parliament on saturday will be sitting for the 1st time on a weekend in 40 years and members of parliament will have to decide whether now this time around they will indeed rally behind this new deal as mentioned again we've been here before there was a withdrawal agreement that theory some may have brought into parliament that was rejected 3 times the numbers really haven't changed and paula meant if you can go boris johnson has lost his conservative majority he does need the northern irish the u.p.a. on board he does need substantial parts of his own party and maybe even of the opposition party to pos that withdrawal agreement and so this is going to be the next big step here in london that he needs to rally the members of parliament behind this deal show that we do want to ask you about the deal this is the northern union yunus party is. this is boris johnson's these are his northern irish allies and they have actually propped up his conservative go

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great military grade weapons in his possession now we also know that mr singh is a former accountant in his possession now we also know that mr singh is a former candidate for the national front back in 2015 and the pot it for the national front back in 2015 and the party is suited to still. self from him this is what marine le pen he has sought to distance itself from him this is what marine le pen had to say as she condemned this attack the attack on the bayonne mosque is an insight to say as she condemned this attack the attack on the bayonne mosque is an unspeakable act that is absolutely contrary to all the values of our movement these crimes that is absolutely contrary to all the values of our movement these crimes must be treated with the utmost severity also condemnation coming from jordan we must be treated with the utmost severity also condemnation coming from jordan with malice showing from france but i would teach we did that in play on the harassment i was showing from front but i would teach we did that in play on the harassment of muslims has produced its effect and he

who is, there was singh our third party, and he looked at it and said, no room for policy here, i willr likability. he thought, and politics they do not care how much you know, they want to know how much you care. he probably did the best in the debates, and that hurts mr. trudeau, because who does it help? the conservative, andrew scheer. shery: what topic sparked some fireworks last night? n: andrew scheer wants to make this about trust. that is what he is trying to make the election, do not trust mr. trudell. trudeau is trying to make this about who has the best plan specifically about climate change and energy. you know i did not get enough? the economy. all of this money they are promising and very little time spent on how they are going to find the money. there must be a money tree in canada and maybe one of them has money. shery: i do not think that only happens in canada. heaven solomon, thank you for joining us. evan solomon, think joining us. powellup, fed chair jay will be speaking in denver. we will get a preview, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ shery: this is bloomberg market

here is nightline's ashan singh. >> let's go!porter: we're at a pool party in vegas and whitney houston is blasting. >> higher love, and to play that one live is an amazing feeling. everybody knows the lyrics, everybody smiles and sings along. it's a good feeling. >> reporter: meet kygo, the man responsible for giving the late legend her most recent hit. ♪ bring me a higher love >> reporter: how did that come together? >> she was signed to the same liable i am, and they had this song laying around that she covered in 1990 or something. ♪ bring me a higher love >> of course it's so powerful. whitney houston's one of the most legendary artists of all time. so to me it was unreal to get the opportunity. >> reporter: it's a far where it all began. a kid from norway with a passion for piano. now, he's one of the most popular deejays in the world. from his residency in vegas to headlining a festival in toronto and back. he gave us a glimpse of his life over one weekend. ♪ two countries. ♪ three ♪ 48 hours with kygo. >> what's up, vegas

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caplan sam fender, everybody. [ cheers and applause and of course, the 8g band stay tuned for "lilly singhd applause and i mean with three of the best living dancers on this planet, you know we're going to be doing some dancing. nicole, hit the audience with a dance move right now [ cheers and applause ♪ oh yeah. ♪ paula, hit 'em, hit 'em. [ cheers and applause ♪