and milkha singh of india! and its first, milkha singh!od film called run milkha run. that is all from witness this month, will be backin all from witness this month, will be back in february with more stories from history told by the people who we re from history told by the people who were there. from me and the rest of the witness team, goodbye. you learn something every day, i did not know the commonwealth games had beenin not know the commonwealth games had been in cardiff, that was before my time, onlyjust! it was raining earlier in norfolk, further up the coast at whitby, what's that? you'll find out later. in the meantime there's a swathe of and find whether in between low pressure to the south—east, low pressure to the north—east of scotland, and a band of showers creeping ever further from the west across the british isles. there is some hill snow to be had, the eastern side of scotland escaping the worst of the conditions, northern ireland is certainly dry, shell was flirting with the antrim coast becoming more prevalent across

and milkha singh of india! milka singh of india's coming on the outside!a... milkha singh there, whose incredible story has been turned into a bollywood film called run, milkha, run. that's all from witness this month, we'll be back in february with more stories from history told by the people who were there. from me and the rest of the witness team, goodbye. some colder weather on the way by the end of the week, a nagging easterly wind on the way. we have got some rain also in the short—term, and that won't be arriving until tomorrow morning, so for the time being it is dry, a window of calm, i wouldn't say clear weather, because there will be mist and fog forming, but light winds and clear spells through this evening, just a chance of a bit of rain in the south—east, one or two showers dotted around. the frost forms through the early hours right across the country, weather you are in the north of the south of the uk, temperatures in city centres one or 2 degrees, but in rural spots no doubt below freezing. in southern parts of the uk, the rain getting in

commentator: milkha singh of india! it is first, milkha singh, second placed south africa. —— turned into a hollywood film called run, milkha, run. from me and the rest of the witness team, goodbye. hello, good morning. things are calming down a bit for this weekend. on friday, we had an area of low pressure bringing strong winds onto the south coast of england — gusts of 60 mph. big waves and rough seas. outbreaks of rain and even some snow over the hills. and here, earlier on in the night across parts of northern ireland. the wet weather is moving northwards up into scotland right now. clearer skies following on across england and wales. maybe northern ireland, too. meaning it will be chilly with the risk of icy patches. another area of low pressure on the scene on saturday. we will miss the worst about it but it could bring disruptive weather around the bay of biscay and into france. a lot of people travelling up for the six nations rugby. for the two matches on saturday, it looks like it's going to be generally fine. improving weather at murrayfield. it should be dry in

commissioner singh >> yeah. i wanted to know what are the interesting taxpayer bonds. >> i saw that with the costs. >> that's the total interest costs that includes the cost of borrowing. >> oh. >> it includes the cost of issuance. >> somebody how much interest in bonds. >> off as a purchaser bob gamble our financial advisors is here and can speak more directly to that. >> through the chair commissioner singh the interest rates in the presentation are the actual interest rates there is a series of interest rates because of the span of bonds that are sold with different terms but the overview interest rate is close to that shown in the presentation. >> the 2 point plus 5 percent. >> yes. >> thank you. >> any other questions. >> let's just ask i'll ask the technical question - yes, please. >> let me ask the question the question if you can for the record just to members of the public understand and the commissioners understand the benefits of or the perimeters of the sb one 07 credit. >> certainly so prior to this

commissioner singh >> yeah. i wanted to know what are the interesting taxpayer bonds. >> i saw that with the costs. >> that's the total interest costs that includes the cost of borrowing. >> oh. >> it includes the cost of issuance. >> somebody how much interest in bonds. >> off as a purchaser bob gamble our financial advisors is here and can speak more directly to that. >> through the chair commissioner singh the interest rates in the presentation are the actual interest rates there is a series of interest rates because of the span of bonds that are sold with different terms but the overview interest rate is close to that shown in the presentation. >> the 2 point plus 5 percent. >> yes. >> thank you. >> any other questions. >> let's just ask i'll ask the technical question - yes, please. >> let me ask the question the question if you can for the record just to members of the public understand and the commissioners understand the benefits of or the perimeters of the sb one 07 credit. >> certainly so prior to this

commissioner singh >> yeah. i wanted to know what are the interesting taxpayer bonds. >> i saw that with the costs. >> that's the total interest costs that includes the cost of borrowing. >> oh. >> it includes the cost of issuance. >> somebody how much interest in bonds. >> off as a purchaser bob gamble our financial advisors is here and can speak more directly to that. >> through the chair commissioner singh the interest rates in the presentation are the actual interest rates there is a series of interest rates because of the span of bonds that are sold with different terms but the overview interest rate is close to that shown in the presentation. >> the 2 point plus 5 percent. >> yes. >> thank you. >> any other questions. >> let's just ask i'll ask the technical question - yes, please. >> let me ask the question the question if you can for the record just to members of the public understand and the commissioners understand the benefits of or the perimeters of the sb one 07 credit. >> certainly so prior to this

paul singh...mistyús husband tells us...her has been rough on him and their two kids'the emptiness will always be there... but we will always remember misty for the most amazing person she was.'while he finds some solace that her killers are behind barsit doesnút replace the hole now there... doesnút replace the life he could have had... if misty was still here. technically ruvalcalba will be eligible for parole in about 25 years. however, the deputy district attorney says that may not necessarily mean that heúll be released from prison. coming up:if you plan on taking a trip to the snow soon... beware. we are tracking major problems on just about all roads headed to tahoe. then - new at ten:a california gets ready for recreational marijuana... we'll take you inside the multi-million dollar bay area lab ready to help fill the demand. and next: neighborhoods underwater -- and hundreds forced to leave their homes... we are live in san jose with ♪ [one is the loneliest number that you'll ever do] ♪ nobody likes a dog with bad b

they took two women hostage, one of the hostages, misty holt- singh was killed. her family was at today's sentencing hearing. >> they killed my daughter, she was taken from me. >> the emptiness will always be there but we will always remember misty for the amazing person she was. >> police fired 600 rounds into the suspect's car, 10 of them hit misty holt-singh. >>> coming up next, a look at the bay area's aging mass transit system and what it would cost to fix it. >> up next, day two of our week long series on our vulnerable infrastructure. >> we are tracking the rain and the snow in the mountains coming up >> we have more coming up on ktvu news after the break . >>> this winter's powerful storms have been an eye opener for all of us. california needs to keep up with its anling infrastructure. last night we looked at bridges, tonight we look at mass transit. >> reporter: the $5.5 billion smart train comes to marin and sonoma counties this spring. then another train is going to and from antioch. this extension to bart was chosen because it costs less than half of

let's take a closer look with steve singh. he's in town today for the company's annual markets day in new york city. steve was the ceo of concur technologies, and he gave you a magnificent are you skee-daddy 932% gain from his company's ipo in 1998 through the eventual sale to sap in 2014. so i always think it's worth listening to what steve has to say. mr. singh, welcome back to "mad money." >> hi, jim. nice to see you again. >> first, what's life like at a big company? you started at a fantastic company. we all use concur here. you sold it, and you stayed. that's unusual. >> sap is a great company, and i'm having a lot of fun growing my portion of the business and really seeing the whole company thrive. >> you do something interesting at sap. sap has made a series of acquisitions. each time they made one, i heard skeptics from the other team saying, oh, that won't matter. but it looks like every time sap does an acquisition, it brings in new customers for the rest of the their business. can you talk about that, that kind of

police arrested singh and santo on tuesday without incident at their home here along monroe drive.their apartment investigators found about 50 pounds worth of poppy pods and $30,000 in cash. they discovered 4,000 pounds of poppy pods in storage lockers with a street value of about $400,000.sotand it was cheek by jowl. floor to ceiling. brabham problems in the past nothing like this. as a surprise because it has been relatively low key around here for a long time. they are currently being held the senate clara county jail felony charges for possession of controlled substances shall endangerment. and then that they feel confident that this is isolated incident at an indication of a larger problem with opium here least 20 people, mostly seniors, are without a home this morning following a fire in san francisco. 7 business were also impacted. the fire broke out just before 8:00 yesterday morning on stockton street in the heart of the city's chinatown neighborhood. it took firefighters nearly 6 hours to contain the blaze. red cross workers were on scene helping get those who were displa

police arrested singh and his wife after a three-month investigation.terday abc 7 news was in mountain view where investigators say singh was processing and selling opium poppy pods out of his apartment. police found 4,000 pounds packed into storage lockers. that's worth $400,000. they say the couple imported large quantities from overseas ten ground it into a fine powder to sell to people who turned it into a potent illegal tea. neighbors can't believe it. >> wow. opium. weird. very strange. >> officers also found $30,000 in cash inside singh's home sglchcts a tiny device is providing a big advantage for patients fighting breast cancer. as cheryl jennings discovered, it's leading doctors right to the target area. >> reporter: this woman has been a breast cancer activist for decades. but tests revealed she's also a victim. >> we decided to do more exploration. only to discover that i have breast cancer in both breasts. >> reporter: a surgeon in san francisco laid out a plan to remove the tumors, and mask the damage. >> we're trying to refill the cavity

police arrested singh and santo on tuesday without incident at their home here along monroe drive. inside their apartment investigators found about 50 pounds worth of poppy pods and $30,000 in cash. they discovered 4,000 pounds of poppy pods in storage lockers with a street value of about $400,000.sotand it was cheek by jowl. floor to ceiling. roughly 20 people- mostly seniors- have been forced out of their homes after a fire in san francisco this morning. 7 businesses were also impacted. the fire broke out just before 8 a-m on stockton street in the heart of the city's chinatown neighborhood. it took firefighters nearly 6 hours to contain... red cross workers were on scene helping get those who were displaced into shelters. officials say the cause is still under investigation. league. league. the mountain roughly 20 people- mostly seniors- have been forced out of their homes after a fire in san francisco this morning. 7 businesses impacted. the fire broke out just before 8 a-m on stockton street in the heart of the city's chinatown neighborhood. it took firefighters nearly 6 hours

police arrested jasvir singh and his wife donna santo after a three-month investigation. yesterday, abc7 news was in mountain view where detectives say singh was possessing and selling opium poppy pods out of his apartment. police found 4,000 pounds, that's worth $400,000. they say the couple imported large quantities from overseas then ground it into a fine powder to sell to people who turned it into a potent illegal tea and neighbors can't believe it. >> wow. opium. weird. very strange. >> well, officers also found $30,000 in cash inside singh's home. >>> a tiny device is providing a big advantage for patients fighting breast cancer, and as abc7's cheryl jennings discovered, it's leading doctors right not target area. >> how's your range of motion been? >> reporter: last year, tests revealed this woman was a victim of breast cancer. >> we decided to do a little bit more exploration, only to discover that i had breast cancer in both breasts. >> reporter: dr. ann is a surgeon at california pacific medical center in san francisco, laid out a plan to remove the tumors and m

police arrested jasvir singh and his wife donna santo after a three-month investigation.terday, abc7 news was in mountain view where detectives say singh was processing and selling opium poppy pods out of his apartment. police found 4,000 pounds packed into a storage lockers. that's worth $400,000. they say the couple imported large quantities from overseas, then ground it into a fine powder to sell to people who turned it into a potent illegal tea. and neighbors can't believe it. >> wow. opium. weird. very strange. >> officers also found $30,000 in cash inside singh's home. >>> a tiny device is providing a big advantage for patients fighting breast cancer and as abc7's cheryl jennings discovered, it's leading doctors right not target area. >> and how's your range of motion? >> reporter: sue has been a breast cancer activist for decades but last year, tests revealed she was also a victim. >> then we decided to do a little bit more exploration and only to discover that i had breast cancer in both breasts. >> reporter: dr. ann pellet is a surgeon at california pacific medic

shivpreet singh is based in california and is helping with the relief efforts. how are they? what are you managing to do? it is good to talk to you. there are a lot of people coming down from that error into our temples. there are over 200,000 people who are evacuating. we have been able to take care of about 500 people in our temples, in about six oi’ people in our temples, in about six or seven of our temples in the sacramento and surrounding errors. you getting any idea how long people will be with you, when they could return to their homes? they have no idea, in fact. return to their homes? they have no idea, infact. in return to their homes? they have no idea, in fact. in fact a family asked us today if they can stay indefinitely, and we said they will welcome too. we have no information from anyone as to how long it will take. how quickly we you able to act on this? i know you don't live in the air... i live about an hour and a half from there. we were able to get about 50 blankets in about six of our temples, at about 201 of them. so we were ready for ove

. >> officers also found $30,000 cash inside singh's home. >>> good evening everyone. look at live doppler 7. still tracking showers in the bay area. light to moderate in intensity around the wine country, take you in a little bit closer to the east bay. light showers heeding into piedmont and alameda. it's damp on the peninsula. down towards burlingame, rollins road. showers not done yet. spotty in south bay. sierra, it is turning to snow. chain controls continue across all roads to tahoe. if you have plans to go there, winter storm warning up until 4:00 a.m. one to two feet of snow expected. with the wind blowing, it's tough to get up there. hold off. hour by hour planner for saturday. will be damp areas at 7:00 a.m. comfortable temperatures. scattered showers. 60s showing up and mostly cloudy by 7:00. window of country is saturday evening through sunday afternoon. here's the view at pier 15. showers and sun tomorrow. next storm sunday night and rainy pattern through next week. it's level one light system for tomorrow. scattered light showers. nothing to change up pl

singh: in practice these are very broad strokes. tore is very little data suggest u.s.rism has been affected by the countries whose people are being kept out. cory: the 9/11 terrorists were from saudi arabia -- if you looksingh: at solving terrorism on the one hand and a broadbrush swap that says immigration has to be stopped from these countries. it is fairly ludicrous to suggest that keeping these countries out will somehow keep america safe. the converse is not true. when you create broad policies that keep innovation and us from accepting the smartest and brightest people in the world, who are willing to come and bring -- lowe's companies here. the u.s. economy will prosper. a large argument in favor area little data -- favor. cory: we want those people to start companies here is not taken back to china and other countries. ironies isof the donald trump talks about being pro-business and making america great again. one of the ways to make the american economy great again is to have great economy started here -- great countries are to hear -- started here. if you wan

with me is jag singh, a political strategist and former special advisor to the democratic national committeeinteresting because we have the outlined the various rhetorically going on between the us and the eu, it's not been particularly a —— amicable. and the eu, it's not been particularly a -- amicable. we have to look at mike pence's visit to europe. he is the tolerable face of the administration. we have to view it in the context of one trying to reassure european allies that america is committed to nato but also that mike pence is a safe pair of hands. for all of trump's rhetoric on the campaign trail about eu and brexit and nato, there is the tea m eu and brexit and nato, there is the team in place and mike pence is part of that team. we have outlined how important the two parts of the world are in terms of trade but today's talks are to do with security and nato. numerous american president since the 1970s have railed against what they see as the freeloading of european allies with regards to defence budgets and military spending. it is not illogical to see that it spending. it is not

remember asa yes, i think so, and i can remember as a child travelling to europe for the first time in singh policeman with guns and feeling quite horrified and realising we grew up in different circumstances. circumstances have changed. this does seem to be a compromise of sorts, at least that we are not going down the full firearms route, a taser is not a nice thing to be on the receiving end of, but the fatalities that we have experienced in the us on both sides. heavily armed cops on every in the us on both sides. heavily armed cops on every corner. in the us on both sides. heavily armed cops on every corner. the baftas, you were there this evening! i wasn't in the front row, i need to stress. we are always keen to talk to people who were there. the daily telegraph has a picture on the front page of people who are not actors are tall, but they stole the limelight on the red carpet, i think, prince william and lovely kate. it is a revelation when you are there on the sidelines and you get these a list is and their oscar—winning sam baird golden globe winners, and they are so used to hoove

singh he's the only one who can bring about a national recovery. anchor: taking a look back at how this story under by the satirical paper ended up making headlines around the world. 25, 2017. about to create a political storm. the series of articles, weekly newspaper alleged that been paidillon had nearly one million euros as his parliamentary assistant. there was reportedly no proof of her work. >> i was never his assistant or anything of the sort. >> the financial prosecutor opened an inquiry into the misuse of public funds. another scandal, accused of eating paid to work at a owned byjournal billionaire friend of the family. she earned 100,000 euros over 18 months. there was no evidence she worked there. even damaging, french media reports the journals order -- journals owner received the highest honor in 2010 for her job. fillon passage that fillon's children have been under investigation after francois fillon went on tv and in an attempt to transparency he revealed -- twot so happened that i had of my children do specific projects because of

the word close, the guardian singh close but amber rudd in parliament said they are not closing it.u for clarifying. they do, thank you for clarifying. the daily mirror, a couple of health stories... no, just the one we're doing now. and it is spending back to the 50s. can you explain this? health spending is increasing in real terms, it is not keeping pace with demand though. this is the distinction between levels of spending rates of change of spending. health spending goes up year—on—year. what the mirror are pointing out though, they are not fiddling the figures, the growth of health spending, 1.1%, is very low, and it is not keeping up with demand. but as they also point out, they have done really well. they have had a statistical story across two pa g es have had a statistical story across two pages here, it is also a chart saying that as the nhs tries to do with 1 saying that as the nhs tries to do with1 million saying that as the nhs tries to do with 1 million patients saying that as the nhs tries to do with1 million patients a day, a&e numbers are up 33% over the last decad

paul singh...mistyús husband tells us... and their two kids'the emptiness will always be there... but we will always remember misty for the most amazing person she was.'while he finds some solace that her killers are behind barsit doesnút replace the hole now there... doesnút replace the life he could have had... if misty was still here. that was kay recede reporting. technically ruvalcalba will be eligible for parole in about 25 years. however, the deputy district attorney says that may not necessarily mean that heúll be released from prison. we continue to follow breaking news this morning. thousands forced to evacuate in the south bay because of major flooding. we have more on the conditions out there after the break. breaking news we are following. thousands of people who live in san jose, forced to evacuate this morning because of major flooding. city officials declared a local emergency and are now expanding a mandatory evacuation order. the problem is connected to the anderson reservior, which is at capacity. all that

. >> officers also found $30,000 cash inside singh's home. >>> good evening everyone.ook at live doppler 7. still tracking showers in the bay area. light to moderate in intensity around the wine country, take you in a little bit closer to the east bay. light showers heeding into piedmont and alameda. it's damp on the peninsula. down towards burlingame, rollins road. showers not done yet. spotty in south bay. sierra, it is turning to snow. chain controls continue across all roads to tahoe. if you have plans to go there, winter storm warning up until 4:00 a.m. one to two feet of snow expected. with the wind blowing, it's tough to get up there. hold off. hour by hour planner for saturday. will be damp areas at 7:00 a.m. comfortable temperatures. scattered showers. 60s showing up and mostly cloudy by 7:00. window of country is saturday evening through sunday afternoon. here's the view at pier 15. showers and sun tomorrow. next storm sunday night and rainy pattern through next week. it's level one light system for tomorrow. scattered light showers. nothing to change up plan

ramos didn't speak in court today...but holt-singh's mother did...aking down in tearsas she tried to read a statement. this is a story we've been following all day on air as well as online. the coyote creek is flooding in san jose tonight... forcing evacuations. we will take you to one of the centers that is filling up. more fallout tonight from wells fargo's fake account scandal. what has happened now to some of the companies senior leaders. and a tech mega merger. what bay area tech giant yahoo did to close a deal with verizon. summary: a mandatory evacuation order has been issued for hundreds of homes in the southern part of san jose today as the waters of flooded coyote creek continue to rise. the order is in effect for roughly 300 homes, mostly apartments and town homes, in the area around kelley park that since this morning have been suffering under about four feet of floodwater from the nearby creek, here on south 17th street in san jose, coyote creek has cause major flooding and major problems for residentsso we have about 4 inches of water o

we have data that states sanctuary cities actually have less crime than non-singh shorey cities.me go back to the governor of the state of texas and his punishment for a great city like austin, texas. this shows you how different states are dealing with the issue of immigration or the lack of immigration reform. this is a clear reflection of the abdication of responsibility, political and legal responsibility of the congress to deal with this issue, combining border security and pathway to legal residency. amy: i want to end with steve choi. if ice comes to your door, do you have to open it? >> you do not have to open it. if they ask questions, you do not have to answer them are you can request a lawyer. amy: they have to have a warrant? >> what we have found is often that ice thinks they are going to a certain place, and they will call them collateral targets. there's a third term, about people -- that is their term. we do need to educate folks because they have rights and are guaranteed, and we need everybody to know about that. amy: thank you, steve choi and kevin de leon. tha

reporter: christian luaza lives below the couple accused of running the operation. 34-year-old jasvir singh and 45- year-old donna santo. investigators say they processed and sold the pods out of their home and imported large quans from the uk. >> they -- quantities from the uk. >> they ground it into a fine powder and sold it to their buyers which in turn would brew it as a tea and it's extremely potent. it takes one to two weeks to become entirely addicted. >> reporter: opium is illegal. neighbors saw late night activity in the late hours. >> it was just random cars we never noticed. >> for now i'm going to pray for my kids. i need to take care of my kids, you know. >> surprising, not shocked. you never know. these neighborhoods everybody kind of keeps to themself for the most part. >> reporter: tonight the couple is held without bail at santa clara county jail. live in mountain view betty yu, kpix5. help crack a murder case. >>> tonight police in san francisco are trying to find the man who could help crack a murder case. newly released video shows the man running away from the crime sce

and behind the rain band as it singh south, things will brighten up for northern ireland and scotlandate. the weather front moves south and east on saturday night. heavy bursts across the high ground of the west before it clears away, then something dry to end saturday night. and it is cooler as well, certainly for northern areas, rural spots will be chilly, still mild in the south. here is saturday's when pushing to the near continent. here is sunday's weather sweeping into the north and west through the day and the isoba rs the north and west through the day and the isobars will be squeezed together, so another windy day with severe gales in the far north. most of the rain on sunday will be across northern ireland, scotland, into north—west england and northern and western wales with the south—east holding onto some dry weather, and it will be mild through sunday. monday looks like it will be very blustery with heavy, scattered showers, turning cooler as well, temperatures pushing into single figures right across the board. and thatis figures right across the board. and that is the

police on a car chase in stockton after the heist. . .taking along three women hostages.misty holt-singhn the shootout . . .while the other two survived.ramos' two accomplices were also killed. a major shakeup in the lakers organization today...magic johnson takes over as the franchise's president and head of basketball operationsit was a total house cleaning in the front office... as longtime general manager mitch kupchak and executve vp of basketball ops jim buss brother of team owner jeanie buss have both been relieved of their duties. the 16-time nba champions have missed the playoffs each of the last three years. magic...has won 5-of those titles and the hope is he puts them in contention once again. he said they're not going to return to the top by looking back at the good old days. the lakers are expected to announce agent rob pelinka as their next general manager. apparently, he was their 2nd- choice behind warriors gm bob myers.according to one report he was the lakers top target but they chose not to pursue him once he signed a new deal with golden state.pelinka who was an agen

this is singh that for europe, and -- this is essential for europe. and there are other issues where we share concern with the u.s. administration and maybe otherness the world that are not related to the nuclear program of iran. not related to the nuclear agreement. the role of iran in some regional conflicts, starting from yemen or syria, reports of terrorist activities, the missile tests, and things like that. would add a european human rights on that penalty. know this is a different story here but for us it's an important point. at europeans we have our sanctions in place for nonnuclear related issues with iran and some cases our sanctions are tougher than the american ones. so we also are concerned about some of the things, but what is clear to us as europeans, altogether, and what i also conveyed here in my meetings is that europe feels an interest and a responsibility to engage with iran, especially as long as the nuclear deal is fully implemented on their site, on their nuclear commitments. we will continue to engage with iran, being it in --

and also prime minister singh at that time, he was vegetarian. - oh that's correct, so it was the indian prime minister and so you did a largely vegetarian, not exclusively, but you did i think you did prawns right? - the two things we wanted to celebrate there was up until that point, all state dinners had been with a french accent. i was like wait a minute, that makes sense if you have a french premier there, exactly, but if you don't it should be american and a nod towards the guest, because that's what a dinner party would be, and his or her sensibilities right? allergies or spirituality connection, so we're more informed. i wanted to be american wines and also to show that we american ingredients has arrived, we can do that. so that's why at that time was right past the gulf accident in new orleans so it was important for me to buy ingredients from that place, for example. so menu is always coding, class, an opportunity to say we have arrived. this has been our journey, and this is where we are today. - i love the fact that you said earlier that the profession has changed over time.

. >> reporter: police arrested jasvir singh and his wife donna santos charged with possession and child endangerment. they are held without bail. in mountain view, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> an ugly incident at a middle school. a 13-year-old girl beat up her substitute teacher. she punched the sub in the face several times. then when the teacher fell to the ground police say the student kept attacking her. other adults had to restrain her. police arrested the student. cited her and released her to her mother. >> there are no win first situation. we had a employee that was injured. and we also had a student who is dealing with some serious consequences now. >> it appears the students facing expulsion. the substitute teacher had minor facial injuries and she is back to work. >>> would you walk down the scary path? stanford students do it every day. right now the east side of campus is dark and desolate. but as kpix 5's devin fehely explains, the scary path is about to get a safer makeover. >> reporter: in the daylight the so-called scary path doesn't seem so deserving as its nickname. >> it's s

kellyanne conway singh national security advisor general michael flynn has the full confidence oe statementate this afternoon about the national security advisor suggests they are going to look into it. you heard sean spicer say that but just moments ago the pool asked president trump what are you going to do with general flynn and he said "we just put out a statement." the reporter says he's going to stay with you. standby and support him and the president response "we just put out a statement." not getting any more details on that. let's bring in our panel. charles hurt, opinion editor for the for "the washington times." mara liasson, national political correspondent of national public radio and tom rogan, columnist for the national review and opportunity lives. mara, your thoughts what we are hearing and reading between the lines. >> i was at the white house today pretty was pretty chaotic. kellyanne conway says flynn has the full confidence. donald trump walked past the scrum of reporters to say there is a statement and that he's evaluating freight that doesn't sound like he has full co

dallas, can you talk about the protests happening, the seattle council singh they would divest fromomls fargo, and otheher actiononthat are taking place now? yourur plans? quick thank you fofor having me on. i want to say -- send an acknowledgment and appreciation to our women and youth who have been leading this effort. there truly the backbone of this movement and have been leading us through this entire process.. l literally 20out as to 30 people in the middle of the prairie and the grassroots fight against this corporation has culminated into what happened t the other day in seattle with the city made the announcement that they're going to divest over $3 billion out of this company or out of wells fargo who funds this company. i think that shows the power of unified action, the power of mobibilization and shows the por of us as a people and what we can do when we really put our energy and focus on building a better, sustainable world. right now we have a call to acaction across s the planet and specifically on turtle island known as so-called north america for people to take to th

an important voice in these, in this question of the dangerous impacts of trump's conflicts, vick singh. served as secretary of defense for southeast asia in the pentagon for 2011. he was special representative for afghanistan and pakistan at the u.s. department of state. he also served in the u.s. department of defense as senior advisor on afghanistan and pakistan. and he held a number of roles in the department of defense over these many years. thank you also much for joining us. let's just start by asking so, rob, after kellyanne conway stood in the white house briefing room telling fox viewers to go buy ivanka's merchandise, you said anyone harboring illusions that there was some separation between the trump administration and trump family business had their fantasies shattered. president trump and trump administration will use the government apparatus to advance the family business. 81% of americans we know worry that trump will allow his business interests to influence his decision making while in office. when it trump prioritizes his own bottom line or privileges the interests of

and in comparison yuvraj singh only scored 27, the problem for england was that 24 of them came in a got stuck into it quickly — how about that shot for six. how about that shot for six? he was caught out on 32 in the end, after giving the tourists a decent platform in their chase. joe root and eoin morgan built on it too, both of them going really well until they were out in the same over, a couple of minutes ago. england are 119—5 after 15 overs. it isa it is a long shot for them to actually save that now. the funeral of former england manager graham taylor has taken place in watford, where he had his greatest success at club level. taylor died of a suspected heart attack last month at the age of 72. azi farni reports. graham taylor's coffin was draped in the union flag as it entered the church. it was a union of football past and present. taylor's family joined by the likes of sir alex ferguson, the likes of luther blissett, john barnes, part of that cherished watford team. the former watford chairman sir elton john could not be here, but he sent a tribute, in which he spoke about

singh none, under the speaker's the of january 3, 2017, gentleman from california, mr. garamendi, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the minority leader. thank you, mr. speaker. well, let's see. i got a phone call from my district, one of several dozen today, and they all are kind of about the same thing. what is going on in washington? what are they doing in washington? what's happening? what's happening with the obamacare, the affordable care act, what are they going to do about this wall? people are concerned. people want to know what's happening in washington. and i suspect a good many of us are trying to figure out what the next steps are. it seems like every other moment something new is erupts from the white house, another tweet or another executive order. . we have had a lot of them. i want to go back and take a look at what's transpired over the last 2 1/2 weeks. what has happened in washington these last 2 1/2 weeks, besides a lot of confusion and concern from -- some very, very important things are happening. and here's my take on it and i'm goin

extent of the damage can now be assessed ahead of more rain expected this week. 0n the line is gurtej singhnvolved in this? thank you for having me on. we were called by the mayor's office to see if we had room to accommodate people in the evening, this was about two hours after the evacuation orders had been issued. people work in panic mode and leaving their homes and they we re and leaving their homes and they were stuck on the freeway, there was a gridlock and i spoke to my collea g u es a gridlock and i spoke to my colleagues on the other congregation members and they were willing to chip in, so we opened the doors of the centre and we have about 40 people here now. you said people we re people here now. you said people were panicking, not surprisingly if they were told at short notice to leave their homes. absolutely. how are these people that you are looking after? they're all right now. they were all. the first amongst them arrived around midnight, spending four hours on the freeway with young kids and elderly and pets, so they are very stressed out, especially as they don't know wh

with me is satbir singh, who is a british citizen, but has not been able to bring his wife overfrom india are a contractor, but you still cannot bring your way finn. you are a contractor, but you still cannot bring your way finnm you are a contractor, but you still cannot bring your way finn. it is to do with fixed income. because i am a contractor, that income is variable. do you mean me asking how much you earn over the course of one year? last year, approximately £60,000 a year. but the technicality meant that was not taken into account. the ruling today, while seeing the legislation does not contradict human rights, the government has to look at this once again. you could benefit from this? there is sufficient leeway in the judgment for that to be done. the secretary of state will maybe have discretion to change the rules are not. it could benefit hours or maybe not. this is the first reaction. the court has endorsed our approach to setting a income threshold which ta kes setting a income threshold which takes the burden off the taxpayer and ensures that may can integrate into communi

the next person is raman singh and engineering division and he was extremely helpful last year and collaborating with port staff, pg&e and sf uca and other agencies that is been the speed point person for dinner resolving disputes and eight provides cost effective solutions for engineering. one perfect example is that other shipyard we been trying to cause the removal of hazards transformers did the initial evidence was $10 million and with his great work the alternative solution has dropped to $3 million. next employee is renÉ martin in the executive division. she has had a banner year coordinating public events and notable projects that she's cost more than 200 news articles most of them good about the port and our tenants she correlated the kickoff reception of the waterfront land use working group. chair supports marketing committee develops sponsorship for pilot program and launched at sf port which is a great orderly digital interactive newsletter which is growing in readership and this is just a slice of her very notable accomplishments. the next employees job monroe and her maritime divi