>> donwat singh: three hundred years. >> anthony: three hundred years. and thousands of metal plates and utensils are volunteers. the sound is extraordinary. ♪ >> donwat singh: we have a teaching that everyone should serve. all three things, money, mind, and body. >> anthony: right. >> donwat singh: should be served to other people. free of cost. and that's what we do. >> anthony: walking me through it all today, donwat singh. now - for a religion that's so concerned with tolerance, where does the grand punjab military tradition come from? because it's a very very powerful one. >> donwat singh: yes. so powerful people. so hardworking people. every sikh you see, if he's baptized, he wears a small sword. and our prophet when we get baptized, he says you must protect yourself, you must protect others, and you must protect your country. so that makes us what we are. ♪ ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo.

parteek singh quien esta cursando su ltimo aÑo, en la univerdidad davis, en california, ofrece a loses la llamada, pldora del da despus, preservativos, y pruebas de embarazo localizados en mquinas expendedoras dentro de la institucin. parteek pens en esta idea, luego que su amigo no pudo comprar la pldora del da despus a tiempo debido a que el centro de salud estaba cerrado. sot parteek singh / estudiante uc davis y dice que su amigo no iba a conseguir nada hasta varios das despus. las clinicas tienen un horario de oficina y por esto, la universidad davis, seria la primera en aceptar la venta de anticonceptivos a travs de mquinas. sot cindy schorzman/ estudiante de salud una estudiante de salud, cindy schorzman, explic por medio de una llamada telefnica que cuando no se toma un mtodo anticonceptivo se tiende a fracasar, y dice que esta mquina sera una opcin para reducir el riesgo de embarazos. a algunos estudiantes les gusta la idea, sot jose galindo/ estudiante jose galindo, dice que esto no es tpico pero el cree que es algo muy til. pero otros opinan diferente. sot evalyn ponce/ es

>> yes. >> commissioner singh? >> yes. er >> madam chair mondejar? >> yes. >> three ayes and two absent. >> madam secretary, please call the next item. >> the next order of business is agenda items 5b and 5c related to redevelopment plan, will be heard together but acted on separately, 5b, perverting the report to the board of supervisors on amendments to the redevelopment plan for the hunters point shipyard redevelopment project area and the redevelopment plan for the bayview hunters point redevelopment project area to implement the voter-approved proposition o, which exempts phase 2 of the hunt iser point shipyard redevelopment project area and zone 1 of the bayview hunters point redevelopment project area from the office development limitations set forth if n the planning code sections 320-325 and authorizing transmittal of the report to the board of supervisors, hunters point shipyard redevelopment project area and bayview hunters point redevelopment project area, discussion and action, resolution number 15-2017, and 5c, adopting environmental re

thank you commissioner singh. please, call the next item matter secretary >> item 10 close session. >> so-conference with legal counsel anticipated litigation. significant exposure to litigation pursuant to paragraph two of subdivision d of section 54956.9 of the california government code. patricia lovelock versus city and county of san francisco. title eight case number 09-17-7400-8 complaint filed with us department of housing and urban development. initiation of litigation pursuant to paragraph four of subdivision d of section 54 54956.9 of the california government code. one case. mdm. chairman >> mdm. sec. do we have any speaker cards on that item? >> i have no speaker cards at mdm. chairman >> i would ask anyone not directly involved with this item 2, please, leave the room. >> we are back to open session. there is no report of the closed session. so mme. sec. please call the next item >> next order of business is item 11, a german. >> so moved. >> commissioner bustos moves to a joint and commissioner pimen

manish singh is going to stay with us. baker, thanks very much for talking is over with us. i know it is difficult when the plans are not really out yet. we have only got a rough outline through the question is of course how much are we actually going to get from president trump today? what do you expect as far as how much we are going to get from the president today, how much actually gets put into action? so, as stephanie mentioned, if republicans are deficit hawks, we have to see how this gets funded. if there's going to be eight tax cut which is temporary, people are going to be excited about it. this money has to go somewhere. it has to go into the market and people will be excited about it. if you have a sunset clause and it is not going to go on for a longer time, there is not a structural tax overhaul that people have been expecting. i would also say that i am looking at how he is going to ease the tax burden on small businesses, because that is really where his focus and gdp that he talks about is going to come fr

is the result of two years of hard work by former uc davis student senator parteek singh....parteek singh - pushed for plan b vending machine)"the more skeptical and negativity i got from other people like oh its not gonna happen, kind of pushed me more"under the obama administration in 2013, plan b became available to women of all ages without a prescription.singh says the trump administration's threats to defund planned parenthood didnt have an impact on his motivation to make this happen...(parteek singh - pushed for machine)"this project was on its way before the presidential election" davis is one of roughly four campuses (pam) another hot topic on a northern california college campus tonight... the graduation stoles for the upcoming ceremony were misspelled. some students say, they did not even realize the "i" in california was misplaced... until the university sent out an apology email. c-s-u stanislaus has a rush order to replace the stoles... and will be offering students who exchange them ... a 25-dollar gift card to spend at the campus bookstore. (steve) take a loo

thank you commissioner singh. please, call the next item matter secretary >> item 10 close session. >> so-conference with legal counsel anticipated litigation. significant exposure to litigation pursuant to paragraph two of subdivision d of section 54956.9 of the california government code. patricia lovelock versus city and county of san francisco. title eight case number 09-17-7400-8 complaint filed with us department of housing and urban development. initiation of litigation pursuant to paragraph four of subdivision d of section 54 54956.9 of the california government code. one case. mdm. chairman >> mdm. sec. do we have any speaker cards on that item? >> i have no speaker cards at mdm. chairman >> i would ask anyone not directly involved with this item 2, please, leave the room. >> we are back to open session. there is no report of the closed session. so mme. sec. please call the next item >> next order of business is item 11, a german. >> so moved. >> commissioner bustos moves to a joint and commissioner pimen

mills was signed by the royal challengers for £1.4 million and got the key wicket of yuvraj singh.came on as a substitute fielder and completed the winning ‘run out‘ in the final over. grand national organisers have given terminally ill five year old bradley lowery a n terminally ill five year old bradley lowery an honorary place on the official racecard for saturday‘s big race. bradley was diagnosed with neuroblastoma four years ago and has ca ptu red neuroblastoma four years ago and has captured the hearts of sports fans with his bravery — the sunderland fan, has been mascot at the stadium of light and at other matches, including an england international. and now has been included as the 41st entry on the official racecard at aintree, with his own red and white sunderland colours. his hero, sunderland strikerjermian white sunderland colours. his hero, sunderland striker jermian defoe white sunderland colours. his hero, sunderland strikerjermian defoe is also included in bradley‘s card. bradley and his family will all be at aintree for the race. that‘s all from sportsday. coming u

it started badly for the home side pakistan paceman mohammad amir bowled vishaul singh for nine in the. that left pakistan needing just 32 runs for victory, and despite losing three wickets the result was never in doubt misbah ul—haq and babar azam saw the tourists home by seven wickets. some tennis for you now and fourth seed dominic thiem and kyle edmund met for the first time on tuesday and it was a maiden meeting to forget for edmund who was dispatched in straight sets, 6—1, 6—4. the austrian breezing through the opener but was made to fight much harder for the second set and displayed impressive resilience to snuff out any chance of an edmund revival. richard gasquet‘s return to the tour after a two month lay—off ended in defeat to yuichi sugita. the 28—year—old sugita, ranked 91st in the world, only entered the main draw as a lucky loser and he‘s certainly made the most of his luck. after beating tommy robredo on monday he saw off gasquet 4-6 6-3 7-6. the french ninth seed, who underwent surgery for appendicitis in early march, blinked first in the final set tie—break. next up fo

singh tour is being a dad, i have a 15—year—old son who does not care what i do. your own fun? he would never sell me that. when i said i might sell deus ex machina you wanted to know why i would do that. people have an idea that australian business is all about going to the beach, hanging out, having a few copies. is it harder than that? of course. business is a business. the wind of economic reality blows as hard in australia as any where. you need to watch it but we put in a lot of effort to give the impression that we arejust some effort to give the impression that we are just some fellows having a go. that was dare jennings they're having a relaxed breakfast. look at look at the market now. tokyo stocks have opened flat staying muted ahead of the golden week holiday injapan although we do get some economic indicators in japan that although we do get some economic indicators injapan that largely met expectations. that is for this edition. the top stories this hour, the us secretary of state, rex tillerson has said that north korea leader kim jong—un is not ins

mills had a challenge on his hands trying to contain the likes of yuvraj singh who top scored for sunrisers, bowling yuvraj for 62. despite that, sunrisers made 207 from their 20 overs. and that looks like being enough for victory, especially once the dangerous challengers batsman chris gayle was caught on the boundary. they will have to score quickly, they are 126—a from 13 overs. former england cricket captain alastair cook will miss the first county championship match of the new season for essex, because of a hip injury. he's one of the centrally contracted players who were cleared to play for their county but will be unavailable to face lancashire because of the injury which isn't thought to be serious. cook resigned the england captaincy earlier this year and wants to prove his worth as a batsman. it's kind of a different phase of my career after being captain. hopefully, i love playing cricket andi hopefully, i love playing cricket and i love playing for england, it isa and i love playing for england, it is a huge honour to walk out in front of lots of people at lord's or ed dickson o

singh distracted it was not retaliation for the green beret's death. the president announced yesterday that national security advisor hi mcmaster is leaving soon for afghanistan paid >> the top u.s. commander commander john nicholson testified recently that he needs several thousand more troops for afghanistan. their crime 8400 american troops on the ground there. >> jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. senior defense officials say a misdirected air strike killed 18 fighters belonging to the allies fighting against isis. same coalition aircraft were given the wrong coordinates by their partner forces. tuesday's check was intended to target mattis out there stronghold. the new cia director is certainly making an impression in his first big public event. catherine herridge is here with the dramatic debut of mike pompeo. >> thank you, bret. mike pompeo singled out the founder of wikileaks julian assange was group published thousands of damaging emails before the election and recently posted some of the cia's most closely held cyber warfare tools. >> it

thank you commissioner singh.lease, call the next item matter secretary >> item 10 close session. >> so-conference with legal counsel anticipated litigation. significant exposure to litigation pursuant to paragraph two of subdivision d of section 54956.9 of the california government code. patricia lovelock versus city and county of san francisco. title eight case number 09-17-7400-8 complaint filed with us department of housing and urban development. initiation of litigation pursuant to paragraph four of subdivision d of section 54 54956.9 of the california government code. one case. mdm. chairman >> mdm. sec. do we have any speaker cards on that item? >> i have no speaker cards at mdm. chairman >> i would ask anyone not directly involved with this item 2, please, leave the room. >> we are back to open session. there is no report of the closed session. so mme. sec. please call the next item >> next order of business is item 11, a german. >> so moved. >> commissioner bustos moves to a joint and commissioner pimente

yorktate university of new chancellor said the may be overblown singh 85 percent of graduates from the state university system stay in new york after graduation anyway. points. couple big the first thing is there are additional costs of enrolling in college beyond tuition. systems in the state face significant room and board costs. people who are starting higher education tend to believe those costs may be one of the most important barriers keeping the lowest income students out of college. they still have this additional expense. people who are generally opposed to free college argue the resources being delivered would be better spent covering those costs for the lower income households. the other piece is this .omplication it says in order to maintain the benefit of that scholarship you have to stay in-state for as long as you receive that scholarship after you graduate. that converts into a loan and the students have a big financial obligation to pay that back. this is a pretty concerning clause. of the advantages of a free college plan is the simplicity in the messaging. lower inco

yorktate university of new chancellor said the may be overblown singh 85 percent of graduates from the state university system stay in new york after graduation anyway. points. couple big the first thing is there are additional costs of enrolling in college beyond tuition. systems in the state face significant room and board costs. people who are starting higher education tend to believe those costs may be one of the most important barriers keeping the lowest income students out of college. they still have this additional expense. people who are generally opposed to free college argue the resources being delivered would be better spent covering those costs for the lower income households. the other piece is this .omplication it says in order to maintain the benefit of that scholarship you have to stay in-state for as long as you receive that scholarship after you graduate. that converts into a loan and the students have a big financial obligation to pay that back. this is a pretty concerning clause. of the advantages of a free college plan is the simplicity in the messaging. lower inco

swedish media say it was stolen earlier on friday, and the prime minister singh it is a suspected terroristk. -- saying it is a suspected prime minister -- suspected terrorist attack. cristophe: greece has taken one step back from the brink of default. they faced debt repayments. to handle more mental health from creditors is on the horizon. the government has agreed to a fresh set of reforms, unlocking the next beta installment. no deal and a default could spell disaster for the recovery of the greek economy. reporter: greece's finance minister was confronted with an unpleasant altercation. they need to meet debt payments or refuse to refold -- default and challenge the tentative economic recovery. he opted for austerity. the impasse had dragged on for months. the euro group announced the end of the deadlock. >> you have the overarching elements of policy in terms of size, timing and sequencing of the reforms, and on that basis is further work continuing in the coming days with a few of the missionary churning as soon as possible reporter:. what has been decided here translates into furthe

last year, lilly singh also became the highest earning female on youtube.conquering the internet, she now wants to help the rest of us conquer life. we'll speak to lilly in a moment but first, let's take a look at some of her work. iamat i am at howard university. you think you are ready, but you are not ready. i am with the first lady of the united states, michelle obama. ready. i am with the first lady of the united states, michelle obamalj am excited. what are you doing here? lam am excited. what are you doing here? i am launching my youtube channel andl i am launching my youtube channel and i need some advice. that is my world. i'd just met her and i don't know that much about her. what a huge honour. thank you for being on my youtube channel. this is proved this is not photo shop. do you think the world is becoming a better place because according to people on twitter, it feels like the world is going to hell. ifeel we have so much in common. we are like twins. so people at home who might not immediately know who you are, that who you are. that was a g

my favourite cricketer is yuvraj singh, he plays forthe indian team. my goal is to be a doctor.i was a little kid 12 years ago. we were living in the slums at that time. now, our government has rehabilitated us to mankhurd, on the outskirts of mumbai. mankhurd compound is a development of 65 buildings, created under the slum rehabilitation act. it's home to over 30,000 people. there is little sanitation and a limited water supply. but for sagar and his family, it's a step up. we have our own home, we have four sided walls, we are safe. but this place is where all the people from the slums are put together. so, all the people from different communities, different mentalities come together. in the last ten years, things have changed. i have changed. when i was a child, i wanted to be a doctor, and now i don't want to be a doctor any more. i want to work for the media field. i'm doing a bachelors in mass media, and i'm majoring in advertising. it's a huge industry, it's growing. it has a lot of scope. sagar lived in a single room with his mother and brother. growing up, sagar was h

so, then suddenly at penguin walk singh to the room, you know, it is in a jack region novel not goinglk into your room at any point in a dream. so, this past month i had 47 subscribers and my intention every morning was to write 47 unique dreams every day. sometimes i don't get there. i double up and some people dream the same dream. everyone's in a while i will run into a subscriber who has woken up at 5am for some reason and we will run into each other on the porch and they don't want to see me and i don't want to see them and i think i forget oftentimes that there are people who are going to be reading them and it becomes this completely insular world where i am making up as much weirder stuff as i can every day and scattering it out like a johnny appleseed of oddity. i wanted to find a way to make the writing the primary focus of what i'm doing with my life. i didn't want to be part of a university. and it is sort of the way that a lot of artists in america are taught, this is how you do your life, you do your art, that is nice, then yourjob that you spend 80 hours a week on his a

it is good to see you, thank you forjoining us, matt singh.ion about the election onjune 8th on our website at bbc.co.uk/news. and we'll find out how this story and many others are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:a0pm in the papers. our guestsjoining me tonight are alison little, deputy political editor at the daily express, and lucy fisher, senior political correspondent at the times. stay with us for all that good stuff. now hugh ferris is in the bbc sports centre for us. the british and irish lions squad for the tour to new zealand has been selected. sam warburton will lead them as he and coach warren gatland try to any labour success from four yea rs try to any labour success from four years ago. the squad is bigger than the tour to australia and it might have to be better, with the mighty all blacks lying in wait. katy gordon will —— katy gordon all was at the squad announcement. there had been months of speculation but one man seemed sure of the spotlight. once again, sam warburton will lead the lyons, this time against the world

vikram singh was a senior adviser to the state department and the pentagon during the obama administrationecurity at the centre for american progress. he joins us via webcam from middleburg in virginia. that's near washington dc. thank you very much forjoining us. some have confirmed, as we have said, or have condemned the strike as reckless and unconstitutional, while others they this is a much needed strong message to the shahzad. what needed strong message to the sha hzad. what is needed strong message to the shahzad. what is your take on it all? -- bashar al-assad. thank you for having me. we need to separate theissue for having me. we need to separate the issue of the civil war and the military utility of the strike. will protect civilians, will it deter bashar al—assad from further violence against civilians and use of chemical weapons. from the issue of chemical weapons. from the issue of legality and strategic impact, those are different. there are more questions than answers on both sides. at the get go, i would have to say it is good to try to hold bashar al—assad to account for

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.

it's the result of two years of hard work by former uc davis student senator singh.er the obama administration in 2013 plan b became available to women of all ages without a prescription. davis is one of four campuses nationwide to have this kind of access to emergency cntraception. >>> amazon booking has announced plans to open a new store in year at santana in san jose. it will be the second bay area location. in february amazon announced it would open a bookstore in walnut creek. we don't have the date yet but that's part of its plan to open up to 400 bookstores across the country. >>> today a u.s. federal judge ordered volkswagon to pay nearly $3 billion for cheating on emissions tests. vw admits that nearly 600,000 diesel cars in the u.s. were programmed to turn on pollution controls during testing only. separately, vw is paying more than a billion dollars in a civil case brought by the government and spending 11 billion to buy back cars and offer other compensation. >>> your commute can take time off your life or can add to it. a new study finds biking may be t

it's the result of two years of hard work by former uc davis student senator singh.er the obama administration in 2013 plan b became available to women of all ages without a prescription. davis is one of four campuses nationwide to have this kind of access to emergency cntraception. >>> amazon booking has announced plans to open a new store in year at santana in san jose. it will be the second bay area location. in february amazon announced it would open a bookstore in walnut creek. we don't have the date yet but that's part of its plan to open up to 400 bookstores across the country. >>> today a u.s. federal judge ordered volkswagon to pay nearly $3 billion for cheating on emisons tests. vw admits that nearly 600,000 diesel cars in the u.s were programmed to turn on pollution controls during testing only. separately, vw is paying more than a billion dollars in a civil case brought by the government and spending 11 billion to buy back cars and offer other compensation. >>> your commute can take time off your life or can add to it. a new study finds biking may be the

the september attack against 41-year old maan singh khalsa left him with lasting injuries. during the attack, the men allegedly forced khalsa's head down, knocked off his turban and cut his hair. khalsa lost a pinky finger in the attack. the district attorney determined... his race or religion was a factor in the vicious assault. ( pam ) in san francisco. . . city officials now probing p-g- and-e on emergency preparedness... following friday's massive power outage. (pam ) officials sent a letter to the company... asking for more information about the condition of its aging infrastructure. the letter also included .. questions on whether p-g-and-e plans to repair and upgrade its larkin street substation... and a review of backup recovery plans. the substation caught fire on friday... effecting 88- thousand people. the outage caused a mess in the city .. . three- hundred traffic lights and the montgomery bart station were shutdown. people were stuck in traffic for hours... a number of businesses and schools also shut down. ( pam ) the head of california's water agency says, t

kevin mccarthy singh and looks like they will not have a vote on health care tomorrow.rustrating to me knowing how the freedom caucus -- mark metals in particular -- they have done the heavy lifting. and this bill is so important because it saves $1 trillion on the president's economic plan. it seems that the only reason they would do that is they probably don't quite have all these votes yet. they didn't build consensus in the beginning. what is your reaction? >> this is another loss for paul ryan. he was given this assignment to court about this legislation through the house. it wasn't easy. it was going to be difficult. different people, values, personalities. but this is something you had to do. if you can't get health care done and done right, eight years after saying you're going to do it -- i mean, i don't even know what to say about that. what does that say about your ability to lead at a critical time for our economy? the president is doing everything he can on the tax reform front. i'm not going to sugarcoat this. i think it is an embarrassment. this can be do

el-sisi singh since he meant to last september, he strongly supports president trump and his unique personality, that's how he put it. those men a meeting inside the oval office right now. we will report on that as it is made. >> accusations that both the trump administration and the chairman of the house intelligence committee are trying to create a distraction from the probe into russia and the meddling in the u.s. presidential election. this coming from the ranking democrats on the house committe committee, congressman adam schiff. >> it is an attempt to distract the materials. the question is of course why. and i think to answer the question, is the effort to point to the congress and other directions? basically say, don't look at me. do not to look into russia. there is nothing to see here. >> in the meantime president trump tweeting that the real story is leaking. find the leakers. so i want to start with you, trish. the more that i know about the story, the less that i understand it. that's what's so frustrating. >> it is highly confusing, there is not a lot of information out there. the

me if you were in a bar with pena kneeity tow and trudeau having a few beers, their versions of the singh-- sequence of events would be a little different. >> i suspect you're right. this is a $500 billion a area trading relationship with mexico. it's upwards of nearly $1 trillion with canada. for 35 states, the number one trading partner is canada. for the ones that it's not, in the number two, and the rest, the trading relationship is with mexico. this would have plunged the american economy into a recession. it would have tanked the stock market. there are millions and millions of american jobs dependent on the free flow of trade and goods across the borders in north america. and i think increasingly, chris, we talk about competitiveness over the next decade, the decade after that, and we look hemispherically. north america from a creativity perspective, from an innovation perspective, this is the most competitive region in the world. >> right. >> and i think that donald trump is bumping up against reality here and good because this would have been terrible for the country and the amer

. >> jon: singh since i've been effect on the north koreans for years and there's been little effect. this would be a broader set of sanctions? >> is a much broader set of sanctions, there mandatory and they're not just on the regime itself, but there are sanctions outside of north korea who are doing business with the north korean government and the people. there was an article recently by a former obama administration official, somebody who is involved with terrorist financing issues who said we are far from sanctioning out north korea and what we actually ought to do a start targeting financial institutions to do business from china with north korea and other businesses that may be accepting coal or other imports for north korea that sends money back into the regime, allowing them to proliferate and spend more money on militarization. >> jon: the president has talked tough about north korea, but beyond that, there's been very little change from what the previous administration has tried, except for a rejection of the documents as you said. do you get the impression that this admini

david singh with the "the new york times," and howard fine, the huffington post. ambassador to you first. it seems like president trump like many before putting all his eggs in one basket that china is somehow going to do something, china is the big brother to north korea will do something. what can china do to make kim jong-un put his arms down? >> actually china has already joined with the united states under initiatives launched by president obama to really impose and go along with u.n. sanctions against north korea. so, china has already been economically strangling north korea, but obviously it can do more and really has to really try to make sure it doesn't sell any equipment that could be used for military purposes, whether for missile launches or for nuclear testing. but it's also going to have to ultimately come down to a diplomatic solution in which all parties, including the united states, sits down together. >> all right. howard, what diplomatic solution could be -- could there be? because we're dealing with someone who has great pride in his nuclear w

the september attack against 41-year old maan singh khalsa left him with lasting injuries.ing the attack, the men allegedly forced khalsa's head down, knocked off his turban and cut his hair. khalsa lost a pinky finger in the attack. the district attorney determined... his race or religion was a factor in the vicious assault. ( mark ) police are looking for a group of people - who robbed a couple at gunpoint in their home... in san francisco's western addition neighborhood. the home invasion happened monday night around 6:00... on eddy street near filmore street. police say the robbers broke into the couples home and pointed guns at them. officers say one the victims was pistol-whipped... before the group took off with laptops and cell phones. police have yet to release a description of the attackers. ( darya ) in the north bay... police are looking for the person who vandalized several businesses in petaluma. the man tagged several storefronts and cars. a yoga business nearby. .. caught surveillance video of the suspect. police are now hoping maybe someone can identify the

mark, we've been singh today is a great day.ppening today. >> during the commercial break you were talking about those baskets. >> easter bunny is working overtime. this is a big night. >> maybe the easter bunny need some help. >> and there's only a few hours left. >>> looking good for all the easter bunnies working hard on those baskets. the forecast looks great today but into sunday we're talking about some shower chances. an increase in rainfall totals out there. here is our life, looking toward san francisco. it looks very nice out there to start your saturday morning. a few high clouds approaching the north coast. this batch of high clouds will work into the region this afternoon. we will not be completely sunny. we will have a few high clouds by midafternoon. current numbers, santa rosa, 43. san jose in the upper 40s. for today if you do have an easter egg hunt, it looks great. temperatures on track to reach the low 60s and low 70s with partly sunny skies. filtered sunshine this afternoon. everyone will be warmer than yest

i wish i could join marty amar singh win views of where growth really is, but i can't. given making policy ideas or predictions, and this is not make his mistake. we were talking about this earlier. one of the mistakes markets have made and it's an interesting way in which wall street and washington don't quite get each other is the failing to recognize the difficulty if you want to be polite. ineptitude if you want to be snarky. the difficulty the trump administration has been legislation. they can pass executive orders, but it's a mistake to overestimate and the market going too far but their skis on this. it's a mistake to hear these folks talking about legislative changes and they'll come to anytime soon. >> you raised an issue about wages and employment could jump back to tax policy. manpower survey, 46 employers said last year they face difficulty in filling a position in the business survey with few or no qualified applications petitions trying to fill. yesterday, the fed's beige book was all about labor shortages for assembly line screen out because of hiring th

if they're not in agreement no wonder why you had speaker ryan singhing the white house. >> we're not worth 21,000 on the dow. i'm not saying it will trade off dramatically. there are a lot of technical factors people buying stocks, the fact we keep saying there are a lot less stocks listed than years ago. neil: you're right. >> i'm telling you based on corporate earnings, one reason you need corporate earnings to go up, they go up with a big corporate tax cut, it is not worth it. neil: i hear you. all right, buddy, thank you, very, very much, charlie gasparino is the best of the best. i was expressing my opinion here, you can run the other way. given all the back and forth and nastiness happens. i don't see them remotely on the same page. if it you look at calendar, legislative calendar, it reads like the most liberal college days off here. it is ridiculous. it is not going to get done. i'm saying it is not going to get done. if i'm wrong, this tape disappears. we'll have more after this. ♪ yes? please repeat the objective. ♪ thrivent mutual funds. managed by humans, not robots. befo

ambassador to russia michael mcfaul singh quote on china, russia and nato in syria president trump signaledplete opposite of what he said as a candidate. all were changes for the good and his new policy positions. the lingering questions whether his recent statement signals a fundamental change in trump's thinking about foreign policy or rather short-term reversal that could be reversed again. let's take a closer look at president trump's policy and especially north korea with richard grenell a former adviser to four u.s. ambassador to the u.n.. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. molly: starting with north korea does present like so many others before him came into office with a very ambitious domestic agenda in the international reality started to set in. now we are seeing these three missiles fired just here in april and he has been forced to take the situation in north korea very seriously. as someone who ran under that america first mantra is this a fundamental shift? >> i don't see it as a fundamental shift at all. i don't even see it as a shift in i'll tell you why. durin

the september attack against 41-year old maan singh khalsa left him with lasting injuries. the attack, the men allegedly forced khalsa's head down, knocked off his turban and cut his hair. khalsa lost a pinky finger in the attack. the district attorney determined... his race or religion was a factor in the vicious assault. ( darya ) in the north bay... police are looking for the person who vandalized several businesses in petaluma. the man tagged several storefronts and cars. a yoga business nearby. .. caught surveillance video of the suspect. police are now hoping maybe someone can identify the man and come forward. ( mark ) happening today.. 15 people who lived in an apartment in oakland that caught fire and killed four people are filing a lawsuit. the fire happened on march 27th, leaving nearly 100 people without a home. the tenants are filing a lawsuit against the landlords and master tenants seeking damages caused by the fire and deplorable living conditions. the tenants say that the owners and master tenants knew about severe code violations for many years before the