commissioner singh? >> commissioner singh: yeah, okay. i see that early 2019. >> yes. >> commissioner singh: a request for gap loan. how much the gap loan? >> we don't know yet. i would imagine we're going to be a little bit higher on this project than we have in past ones because of the scale of the project? >> so it just depends if we're successful on securing other funding projects? so we'll still be here in the spring early 2019 with a real number for you. >> commissioner singh: do you have any idea how much loans we have with them before? >> with mercy housing? >> commissioner singh: yeah. >> so mercy has three active projects with ocii? all the other projects they've worked on with us have been closed out as far as ocii is concerned and transferred to mocd, so they have one project with gap financing. that's trans bay seven, and that's around a $25 million loan, and then two predevelopment loans, so all told, we have about $32 million in loans authorized with mercy housing. >> commissioner singh: what is the percentage? >> percentag

so my name is shanti singh. i've been living in san francisco for four years, five years, something like that. i am a woman of color, i am a daughter of immigrant public schoolteachers, and i am a beneficiary of critical school programs in my youth. right now, i work primarily in advocacy for truly affordable housing, first moon lighting while i was working in the private sector, now full-time. i am the development and communications coordinator for tenants together. i am also a steering committee member and cochair to yet to affordable housing. as someone who advocates for robust public programs i am very excited by lafco's potential to tackle these programs in our city and distribute equitiablely distributive progress. thank you very much. >> supervisor fewer: thank you. any comments? >> supervisor ronen: sure. hi. thank you so much for your application. i'm really excited about it, and i'm just wondering what drew you to applying for a seat on lafco. what drew you to work on lafco. >> as a member of dsa, one

mr singh, how did it feel to see this?ture. i don't know if you know this, but ian has been looking into the archives, there's a new exhibition coming up. and whilst researching that new exhibition, he's found some other photographs. so, ian, over to you. you mentioned that the lady in the alleyway was your wife, your mum. i had a dig around and there were actually a couple of closer shots from the collection. there's your mum. is it? fantastic. yeah, that's mum. that is a truly, truly great photo. isn't that gorgeous? look at that. i love that. and who is the child? she's my daughter. it's great. very nice. we haven't got many pictures of mum. this is really nice. now in her 70s and unlikely to return to birmingham again, janet and the singhs will probably never meet, but we've sent her this footage so she can see for herself just what an impact her photos are still having on people, half a century after she took them. well, there we are, just a snapshot of the plethora of things going on in birmingham in 1968, 50 years a

moved by commissioner singh and second by commissioner mara? >> yes. >> madame secretary, please take roll. >> commission member, please announce your vote when i call your name. [roll call] >> mr. vice chair, the motion is three aye, one absent. >> please call the next item. >> the next order of business is agenda item 5b, commending and expressing appreciation to chen fei ferry lo for his dedicated service upon his retirement from the successor agency to the redevelopment agency of san francisco, discussion and action, resolution number 4-2018. madame director? >> thank you. good afternoon. wow. this is bittersweet. look, i want to extend my congratulations to ferry for serving the agency over 22 years and for being patient and kind with me and being so responsive to me the last year. with that, i'll open it up to monica. human resources manager will give an overview and the commendation to ferry. thank you. >> good afternoon. chair, madame secretary, council, i am here today echoing nadia. bittersweet but very happy occasion for chen fei fer

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washington singh beijing briefed the white house on the meeting on tuesday. symbol of the reliance, the sino korean friendship bridge is the main crossing point connecting china and north korea. beijing is pyongyang's main ally as well as its principal trading partner. china alone accounts for 90% of north korean exports. namely coal, i iron, lead and seafood. beijing provides petrol to the hermit state. 50 toang has between 100,000 workers posted abroad and the vast majority are in china. the countries are also connected from a military position. north korea is the only country china has signed a defense treaty with back in 1961. recently some of kim jong-un's actions have frustrated beijiji. although china was initially reluctant to punish its ally, it ended up giving in to you and pressures. since september the chinese government has supported international sanctions against north korea's nuclear program and has reduced the amount of petrol exports it sends to pyongyang. a surprise visit was likely chance for north korea to secure ahead ofally's support up

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commissioner singh, do you have any questions? comments? >> it's one of the biggest projects that i've ever seen in so many years. actually, the biggest ever. i just want to know when they're going to start this and when they're going to finish this. appreciate it, i would be still around. >> can someone just quickly answer that? >> i'll be happy to answer, particularly because i'm pleased that we've started. and as i'd noted earlier, there's been a lot of insfra structure investments in alice griffith and construction of housing in alice griffith. you've seen other projects brought forward to you today for your approval, so we're advancing this, absolutely as soon as we can. and of course, as you know, everything is subject to the navy and epa on the shipyard site. >> yeah. great. >> do you know the completion date of this? ten years or 20 years? >> well, the total buildout date is imagined to be at this time out to about 2035. >> oh . okay. thank you. >> great. thank you. >> yep. >> i just want to say great work. continue to move forward

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singh men performed as dancers has never been seen on an nfl team. it's surprising because they are all over college football. our own paul chambers was a fabulous to you later. >> very accomplished cheerleader. time is 4:26. >>> hundreds of protesters with black lives matter marched through sin -- sacramento. >>> we will tell you about today's funeral for stephan white. >>> a disturbing discovery in the east bay. authorities search for the mother, the baby that washed ashore. >>> we are off to a decent start when it comes to the morning commute. right now in san rafael, south bend one-on-one traffic looks good from lovato. >>> well, if you're heading to the a's opener. i would say the -- take the sunblock or a hat. it's going to be a sunny and warm day. look at these thursday temps coming up. >> announcer: this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2. thursday morning, march 29 . i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. it's just about 4:30. it already feels pretty nice out there. it's going to be warmer than i

but singh says many of the construction records for the older dams don't exist so it's unknown how well the dirt was compact compacted. compacted. >> bring lot more runoff. the dam is stable for now. the san francisco public utilities commission is monitoring. everything will be inspected. they were built a mile downstream. the reservoir is part of the hetch hetchy water system that brings water to several areas. our water supply was not affected. pim janine de la vega for abc 7 news. >>> crashes on highway 17 are starting to turn to precarious levels. 800 collisions were reported last year on the windy four-lane road to los gatos. accidents dropped to less than 500 a year from 2003 to 2014. after a $250 million campaign to make highway 17 safer. officials attribute the recent rise to wet weather, excessive speeds and more aggressive driving. reminding drivers to slow counsel. >>> averted another shutdown after a spending bill was pass. they passed it 65-32 late last night and now heads to the white house where president trump is expected to signit. the government funding was set to exp

commenting on of the screen paul case former german foreign minister singh maher gabriele has it likened it to a lousy james bond film that's. it's almost like a spiral of mutual accusations and self-fulfilling insinuation that it all reminds me of a bad james bond movie each side is paranoid each side pursues its own conspiracy theories. and here is what has emerged in place of hard evidence. and i'm afraid the evidence is overwhelming that it is russia and something by the way in the kind of smug sock stick response that we've heard from the russians that to me indicates their fundamental guilt. france shares britain's assessment that there is no other plausible explanation and reiterate its solidarity with its ally. this is not an isolated incident russia failed to ensure syria store it is chemical weapons for. the attack console strip has taken place against the backdrop of a wreck just happened. over many years russia these cells pretty boys and everyone seems to have made up their minds and the u.k.'s foreign secretary was blodgett inventive stereotypes in its blatant russian this

agreements there are going to be winners and losers from them that is the nature of efficiency and hans singh measures but it is up to domestic policies to redistribute some of the gains the overall bigger pie from a free trade agreement making sure that parts of that additional wealth and economic benefit also flow towards those that lose from the ad free trade agreement that has been forgotten here in the united states it would be a pity if that wrong lesson from free trade agreements would be so good imitated around the world and should organizations like the w t o be more upfront about that that there are as you say winners and losers when it comes to free trade that has led to any quote wage inequality and people losing out and so on. should they meet be more acknowledgement and more attempts to deal with that you could say that this is something that you know trade specific wu like organizations should advocate but quite frankly that would mean the dutch you know and others taking positions on purely domestic policy issues which i think would be recenter would in many countries also med

singh says i think it was a long awaited announcement the government had shared their intention months ago those who chose to pay heed have been exploring alternatives through many individuals communities and even shops are still choosing to ignore it but the band is here it is real just like this conversation was quite right well. there's so much to discuss you know but we did run out of time for this conversation but at the stream as you may know for the diehard viewers the conversation always continues so i want to thank you all overall isabelle marcus shelby for sharing your expertise i love it when some of the guests agree specially you know to hear how do you is about fifteen fifteen years old and everyone was was not a not to patronise you but it is inspiring so that's that's it for today thanks for watching remember you can always leave your comments questions at stream dot al-jazeera dot com. the sam's in archaeology graduate from iraq is also a part time going to pergamon museum which includes a reconstruction of the famous ishtar gate in babylon most of the people he's showi

that there is no room for any further flare ups any more confrontational the muslim community and the singh haley's know what had started off as a fluke prickly small scale argument or an altercation about broadway's all right of way. has basically taken on a communal proportion it never start of this way and this is what the government is urging people not to give in to sort of hate rhetoric or any of this hate crime and violence but ensure that they work together the government has pointed towards the violence this country has seen for almost thirty years reminding people that they can't afford to go back to that era now basically the muslim community burying one of its own a youth who was caught in a house that was born down by an unruly mob last afternoon he couldn't get out on time and basically his funeral happening on tuesday afternoon now the single is community also sort of hurting after a truck driver forty one year old truck driver basically was assaulted to death a few days ago which formed the sort of catalyst for this tension for this country hoping very much that they don't r

re: singh in australia as much as of description in the banking world as you are seeing here in the u.s talenthe on wall street going to technology companies to just spend tech companies taking market share away from the traditional bank?are using that as much in australia ? uday: yes, i think the new platform reality is something that we need to compete in. it is open. it is borderless. it is scalable. for us, we are placed well. a digital bank. 99% of our customer interactions are digital and that is a big opportunity for us as we start to offer new products and services and give me reasons to interact in 2017. we launched a new digital savings tool. we launch apple pay. offer free atm interactions. no atm fees globally. you are right. there is a new reality, based on platforms. think we leverage well to take that to the next level. betty: how does that shape your hiring? hiringell, from a when you would get into an processes, you're looking at customer journey exports, which is a bit different from the traditional martyr of sales and marketing operations. you're looking at into end c

so marsha madison, valerie kirk, johanna vonne chen, john kote, marry spaulding, cridi singh, mora merjam, jetta welsh, and cindy vonne neal. one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. okay. you have nine speakers, and you have five minutes. so come on up, and we'll start the timer. yeah. i think you guys were organizing how you're going to do this, because as soon as the timer starts, we're going to get you guys rocking and rolling, but let's get started. >> just a quick clarification. you referenced nine speakers for five minutes? >> correct. >> and five minutes total. >> correct. >> for nine speakers on a variety of perspectives. >> correct. >> is there a possibility of some further clarification on how to allocate, given multiple perspectives? >> well, we actually -- this is the typical time that we provide for closed session comments. >> okay. >> so we're allowing this to happen in an open session so that it's heard by more people than to do it in a closed session where no one would hear what your comments are, so it will be five minutes open or five minutes closed. we've

country and president xi made the remarks during his closing speech in the a new parliament jimmy singh is being seen as his strongest warning yet to taiwan. african leaders along to what they hope will be the world's largest free trade area the continental free trade agreement wants to include the fifty five members of the african union and more than a billion african people today those are the headlines pricing the plan this is next. to have a look at the problem of global warming what is getting. our planet freaking i'll be saying that we're interested on the six massive six earth as we know it today will cease to exist if you live from each and every fields. nature is the eldorado of the twenty first century. a new economic sector with promises of huge potential investors banks finance corporations and states are attracted into the. barn where protecting landscapes accumulating that. it's a phenomenal opportunity to be able to use a business model to achieve sustainability of major. endangered species impetus to treat it like financial products. can market succeed where politics of

and ashley graham and kendall jenner, lilly singh all came on "movie night" and we just gushed about >> jimmy: it was like -- i mean, if you watch back you're, "oh, yeah. oh, my gosh. oh wait, that person's in it." >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, no. nancy, my wife, has all these stories, like -- >> she's amazing. you married well. >> jimmy: aw, i really did. thank you. [ light laughter ] i know, i did -- [ cheers and applause ] >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: she did pretty well to herself! when you were on the last time, we were talking about this kode with klossy -- >> yes. >> jimmy: and we were talking about this. and it was kind of still like a a small idea. >> it's two years ago. >> jimmy: it was two years ago. and that was -- now, how big is this thing? >> so when i saw you last, two years ago, we had summer camps to teach girls to learn how to code. which is what my organization, kode with klossy, does. so two years ago we were teaching 75 girls. and this summer we're going to teach a thousand. so, it's a big -- [ cheers and applause ] yeah. it's really exciting. >> jimmy: the best ever.

singh undoing this kind of worker did not have access to these new realms of potentially new and education and expertise, they got pushed out. this was a bad deal for women, minorities, etc. who for example before, especially the case of women, were doing a lot of care work, social work, different forms of practicing medicine, educational work. now all of a sudden now that those systems are in place, sorry cannot be superintendent. the department chair is going to go to a man, etc. that is the thing that like, repeats itself a lot. recreationalun games and activities for kids and then when she can get a degree in physical education, awesome. field.gitimizes the it also means some of the people doing the work before nuggets pushed out. so, despite this concern about mollycoddling of children. all of this faith in science and systems and expertise puts the school at the center of solutions of how you deal with change in society. keepshool in this time getting more and more important. the school will fix it. education will change the world, right? you had this before but you had state-by-stat

. >> nina singh. i've lived in san francisco for 20 years. i've been friends with these people for at least ten, or not more, and i know this family would be an amazing asset to this community. i'm speaking in support of this project. i'd like to share how hard it is to make the decision between staying in the city and moving out. logic dictates moving out because of the high cost of living here, the difficulty with school lottery, the difficult in approving homes. the process is costly and long so many people can object. the number of times they can object, and it goes on and on. personally, i have a family and have owned a home in the city 15 years now, and we're weighing these pros and cons our ours. we don't have enough room in our house. it is a factor of considering were we should stay and improve our home or leave the city. the commission, in your decisions, they affect families that want to stay in the city, and families who contribute to the community and contribute to life in san francisco. whether or not we're going to stay or go,

we had people with singhed hair instead of 30 children in schools with body bags. in the specific counter extreme policy. if you keep letting people in. you don't know who they are. authorities keep on inviting people n recent rears you haven't got a hope. >> mark: in germany they have this new party alternative for deutsche land. the alternative, which everyone says extreme right wing. the problem isn't these nice, young strapping young muslim men. the problem is that it's racist europeans now voting for racist right wing parties where is that going to end up eventually. >> i have been thinking about this a lot. my book came out in translation in germany this week. i have been dealing with german press and so on. i keep saying the same thing. you have to be very careful how you tread in germany. let me put it this way, you have got to find a way for the german people who, for instance, are cueing at a foodbank or see people cueing at a food banks to allow them to raise problems, raise issues that concern them without calling them nazis. have you got to find a way.

singh a combination of new technology and trust to keep goods and people moving without a hard border. text contains their legal commitments on wednesday the ease chief negotiator michel barnier said northern ireland should remain part of a customs territory with the e.u. after brics it. to reason maces any e.u. attempt to effectively annex the region will never happen she now has to provide more detail on how her high tech plan will work in the u.k. and e.u. also can't agree on what's going to happen immediately after breaks it during the two year transition period the e.u. wants its courts to have the final say in any disputes of a you nationals arriving joining that time to have the same rights as those arriving before brick set to resume a switch to the planned. these and other issues need to be resolved before the e.u. summit on march the twenty second without any progress trade remains off the table negotiations. al-jazeera london. still ahead for us hour could be eighty one year old former italian prime minister silvio berlusconi really be the man to decide the country's parlia

we have been oka singh and somebody said to me i guess is part of the southern baptists coming out of me. i apologize for that. i hope that you found us when you came in today particularly promising actors for equity commitment. my colleagues today are going to be sharing what they have been doing but first we have the pleasure of hearing professor craig remy from the virginia tech research institute where he is a professor and distinguished research scholar. he's going to share what he has done over decades honestly and makes a clear case for the importance of prioritizing early childhood education. craig remy is professor and distinguished research scholar of human development at the virginia tech gray shirt institute. also professor of psychology and neuroscience at human development. he is also professor of pediatrics and the school of medicine and the chief science officer for human development for the city of roanoke virginia. his research centers on the role of experience across the human lifespan in the development of comfort in robust health. he is personalized and interventi