mr. singhoted against that we will continue to help families because that creates jobs and helping people out of poverty because that's what canadians expect and that's what we will continue to w do. >> now to have the opportunity for an open debate for four minutes mr. singh. >> look at the biggest problem is the offshore tax haven but also the president of the treasuryga board so how can you say we don't have money to fund universal c pharma care one - - pharma care but then. >> you might remember. [inaudible conversations] >> we had a huge fight with the wealthiest canadians and conservatives where we closed tax loopholes that will be reopened to give the tax breaks $80000 to the wealthiest canadians. >> you may have an opportunity to respond. >> you call small business owners taxis entrepreneurs in our society tax cheats all the while protecting your trust fund and those of your millionaire friends. what you are doing is lowering taxes for allin canadians. >> the average income couple. >> [

mr. 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

is where mr. 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

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. >> reporter: and, mr. singh says he expects many more people will also be with their power as a result of sexualization devices. i don't know how many. a big concern for people who are on medical devices, they say they will be opening as community centers online to the location, or if you need to go to a local hospital to get care. >>> we now take it live to paul chambers. he has been speaking with some people who are prepping for their third outage in just as many weeks. paul? >> reporter: andra, nearly 50% of those people that could potentially lose their power reside here. >> it is dij@ vu for many people in sonoma county after being notified pg&e may shut off their power yet again. >> i feel like a hamster on a wheel. i'm working my asked off and not getting too far. >> reporter: because two power outages within two weeks have left rolls and rolls of markets open in santa rosa. most of the perishable items were removed. on top of that, 80% decrease in business due to the outage, which the manager says is hur

i work for people. >> mr. singh, thank you, mr.heer, your opportunity to respond. >> thank you very much. of course, i'll always stand up canadiens' nd interest and promote free trade nd defend our interests all around the world. trudeau only pretends to stand up for canada. pretending.ood at he can't even remember how many times he put a black face on because the fact is, he's always wearing a mask. he puts on a reconciliation mask and then fires the attorney general, the first one of indigenous background. and ts on a feminist mask then fires too strong female m.p.'s for not going along with his corruption. on a middle class mask&raises taxes on middle class canadiens. mr. trudeau, you're a phony, raud and you do not deserve to govern this country. >> there will be an opportunity in the opening debate to defend each other. first, if you would like to answer reagan's question. answer but i e to want to start by acknowledging traditional the territory -- canada's role in the world is an amiable one. historic reputation for being an

. >> reporter: sadly for mr. singhhe rest of us, bay area gas prices are just cents away from hitting record prices in 2014 according to gasbuddy.com. gas buddy and aaa analysts blame refinery issues in california and also that attack on the saudi arabian oil facility in september that made the market unstable. let's not forget californians pay 60 cents per gallon in gas taxes. right now the california energy commission is wrapping up a five-month study to answer governor gavin newsom's question of whether or not market manipulation is also at play. that report is due by the end of the month, so we'll be watching for it, too. in santa clara, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> should have filled up yesterday. >> i did, it was well over $4.20. >> i got to save up to fill up later on this week. >> there you go. less traffic out there? >> you know what? we hope there will be but looks about standard for the volume, 101 northbound, through san jose the first burst of traffic we see shows a little slowing past our camera.

. >> reporter: sadly for mr. singhnd the rest of us, it will be a couple weeks before the prices start to drop below the $4 level. gas buddy and aaa analysts blame refinery issues in california and also that attack on the saudi arabian oil facility in september that made the market unstable. let's not forget californians pay 61 cents per gallon in gas taxes. right now the california energy commission is wrapping up a five-month study to answer the question that governor gavin newsom had, which is market manipulation also a factor in our gas prices? that report is due by the end of the month. in santa clara, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thanks so much, kris. >> 6:37 right now. >>> with the chiefs loss last night here on nbc sunday night football, there are only two remaining undefeated teams in the nfl, one of them playing at levi's. the 49ers are 3-0, and coming off of a bye week. tonight they host the cleveland browns. a lot of people are talking about this one, and they say this is the real test for the niner

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

mr. would all singh and saying that the right gave minority members will authorize to requests witness system from a number of witnesses equal to requested by the chair. i think we can do that now and here she could request more. you can request as many as you want and i don't think you're limited to the number that you can request. i'm happy to yield. >> thank you. and conservative change your vote i wasn't asking to request -- the request is there already. it would actually be granted up until the majority. >> i'm sorry, i was just reading the language to seeing what the ranking member was authorizing. it any event, look, let's not confuse the public about about what's happened up into this point what's happening going forward. up until this point and i've been in the room. the majority of staff counsel checks an hour and then a minority staff counsel gets an hour and then they take turns for 45 minutes going back and forth. half of the time for the majority, of the time for the minority and the members on both sides get to ask questions at that point. it is perfectly equal in terms of the

jagmeet singh of the new democratic party hadn't be lling well nationally, b after a lively performance at the first debate, his approval ratings jumped. >> mrtrudeau, i know that you saa lot of nice things. and you've been saying a lot of great things on the stage today. but the problem is that you said a lot of these things in 2015.t and you made iund like you would make climate a big iority. but the reality is you did all these things, you bought a pipeline. what's it going to take for you to follow through on these commitments? 'cause your words are not goodre enough any >> reporter: trying to capture some of the dissatisfied progressive vote, he has promised to launch a universal pharmacare pla sure no one has to pay for prescription drugs out of pocket.d he appears to be having an effect. polls suggest that smaller parties like his won't get enough seats in parliament to form a government, but they may control the balance of power if trudeau or scheer can't win an outright majority. meanwhile, candidates from trudeau's liberal party, like francesco sorbara, hope voters appreciate the ways in which the prime minister and his party have