singh. >> commissioner singh: how many man hours were required to look into these sites? >> sorry, can you rephrase the question? >> commissioner singh: how much time is needed to look after this, about how many mens? not construction i mean the landscaping. >> oh, for the landscape portion, i will have carrie come up. >> do you mean postconstruction to maintain? i'm not sure i have an exact hour amount to give you. i know that the cbd has reviewed plans and set a budget for maintaining the street scrape and hope space in thand open sp. i wasn't part of that process. >> the commune benefit district will do the maintenance on top of the city standard. we basically have with the community benefit district a higher level of maintenance for those types of planting to keep them alive and clean and we don't have the exact number of hours it will take, but we do have an agreement with the community benefit district that they will maintain that. >> commissioner singh: public works takes care of the

singh. i have a couple questions. first of all i know you have a website and all these e-blasts and you work with a newsletter how does one get into that. this is my neighborhood and i don't think i am on the list and i would like to opt-in and a lot of these changes are exciting and i'm concerned i have livered ilivedin the neighborhood for 2s and many of us still don't venture to folsom street, so this is exciting as far as i am concerned and some of my neighbors, so seems like the outreach of how we can participate is not getting to some of us. >> first of all if you live within a four block radius, you will get physical mailings that will come to you, so that will cover the people, residents, businesses adjacent to the project area. i think we will need to start working on compiling those mailing lists now that we are starting construction and we are counting on some of our partners, you know the cbd has extensive mailing list and the cacs to be that conduit and also add to our mailing l

singh. call the vote please. >> >>clerk: we will have two votes. item 5a commission members announce your vote when i call your name. commissioner rosales is absent. three ayes and one absence. >> chair mondejar: motion carries. >> >>clerk: for item 5b. commissioner singh? >> commissioner singh: yes. >> >>clerk: three ayes and one absence. >> chair mondejar: motion carries for item 5b thank you very much everyone for being here and please let me know how to sign up and follow whoever i need to follow. madame secretary please call the next item. >> >>clerk: 5c approving a variance. b) authorizing, pursuant to the transbay implementation agreement, a third amendment to the memorandum of understanding with the city and county of san francisco, acting through its department of public works to increase funding in an additional amount not to exceed $17,966,556 for an aggregate total not to exceed $19,079,347 for the transbay folsom street improvemen >> nicki henry will be presenting on this item.

singh. commissioner singh. >> commissioner singh: i am not very good at the computers but what is that system? >> drupple is a content management system thinking that you see online is hosted by a content management system and drupple is one that the city currently employs and it's a template that is very customizable. you don't have to follow exactly what drop tells yowhat drupple . our current site is on drupple. if we were to switch to a word press site, the buildout takes longer and that will slow down the process. >> chair mondejar: commissioner bustos. >> commissioner bustos: this is long overdue. i have had trouble navigating through the website. i am excited about it, so with that comes expectations. you have heard me talk about the wow factor. i would love for us to have a wow factor that when people come on to our will be site they are going to be so wowed by not only the visuals but the content and it will make people want to visit frequently. jennifer as you guys are all thinking

>> 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. ♪ my car smells good. it's these new fresh-fx car air fresheners from armor all. each scent can create a different mood in my car. like tranquil skies. armor all, it's easy to smell good. by stayin

michael singh, seniorfellow past. thank you very much.ton institute. the former sinn fein president gerry adams has appealed to those who carried out an attack on his home in west belfast to meet him. an explosive device was thrown at the house last night. it follows several nights of rioting in londonderry, which police have blamed on dissident republicans. 0ur ireland correspondent, chris page reports. people in northern ireland had hoped these scenes had disappeared from their streets. but in the last week, there's been an unwelcome reminder that paramilitary violence has not ended. in londonderry, there were six nights of trouble in the bogside area. police blamed dissident republicans who are opposed to the peace process. sinn fein condemned the rioting, and this may have been the retaliation for that — an explosive device, made up of large fireworks, was thrown at the home of the party's former leader, gerry adams. he appealed for calm and had a message for those who targeted him. i'd like them or their representatives to come and m

the name of jyoti singh's case. the name of jyoti singh's case. didn't wa nt to mother in 2015. she said you didn't want to hide the identity of her daughter any more and was at court again today for what she says is a fight forjustice again today for what she says is a fight for justice for all women in india. ina fight for justice for all women in india. in a petition today, the accused argued that they were first—time offenders from poor backgrounds and should be given a chance to reform. a fifth accused in the case had taken his wife by hanging himself in jail while the trial was still ongoing cost of an underage boy was also found guilty of that crime and sent to a probation home for three years. he has since been released. the indian government had tightened laws to deal with violence against women after jyoti deal with violence against women afterjyoti singh's deal with violence against women after jyoti singh's case deal with violence against women afterjyoti singh's case and introduced the death penalty of the maximum penalty for rape. re

commissioner singh. >> supervisor singh: yeah, i just want to echo what commissioner ronen said and another thing is that i have been paying particular attention to is sort of the erosion of public transit by the public sector. so i'm really interested in what is going on with uber and with traditional taxi drivers. and one thing that i wanted to bring up is that the gig economy is being used for scooter services. so it seems to me that, you know, the gig economy and the treatment of these workers and their conditions is also playing a role in potentially -- i don't want to say threatening but it is -- it is a big part of private intrusiveness or private forays into the world of public transit and san francisco being a breeding ground for that. so it's not just taxis but it's scooters now. >> supervisor fewer: thank you. commissioner pollock. >> vice chair pollock: thank you very much. and commissioner singh took the words out of my mouth. i definitely wanted to make sure in in addition to t.m.z.s that we're looking at all moblght services whether it's scooters or bicycles and just in terms

yes, commissioner singh. >> supervisor singh: i think that cynthia stole my idea, now we're even. no, i'm wondering if there's any action on this? >> i don't think that there's been an official position on it. i have been in touch with their offices and i'm not aware they have taken a position on it yet. and i have also been in touch with the officer of the state senator scott wiener but so far i'm not aware they have taken an official position. >> supervisor fewer: thank you very much. any other comments or questions? seeing none, open it up for public comment. any members of the public wish to speak on this? mr. brooks, come on up. >> eric brooks, san francisco clean energy advocates and californians for energy choice. so i just want to thank the executive officer for that excellent report. it really hits the nail on the head. i don't think that you need many more reasons to oppose this legislation but i will bring up one other one. and this is much like pg&e that makes its money off of building a lot of unnecessary infrastructure and transmission lines and then charging custome

singh: i don't know, sir. thinkarkey: again, i whenever we listen to the administration when it comes to any subject that relates to china, that there is an ambiguity that unfortunately is presented from the administration with regard to a here, itnowledge, but is clear that we are not going to get the result which we want ism north korea if china playing games. with the trade sanctions. ofch they are a part committing to enforce. have you ever had a discussion internally within the state a joint agencyn panel with regard to toughening the crude oil sanctions against the north koreans in order to ensure that they understand that there is a commitment that has been made to guarantee that north korea in fact has to fulfill its promises before we see economic relief? i'msingh: i am not sure able to comment on our sanctions deliberations. i can tell you that secretary pompeo is personally committed to a process that leads to the complete irreversible and verifiable denuclearization of north korea. sen. markey: tha

one side and isolated from dr singh now a major power in the middle east. airlines influence continues to grow politically economically and above all militarily to claim does iran truly want peace among the countries opponents have their doubts to isolate. iran from theocracy the current stars of august fifth on g.w. . former cricket star imran khan has claimed victory in pakistan's parlor. mentary elections he's promised to end lavish spending on politicians' lifestyles khan also says he wants to improve ties with china the official result is yet to be announced other parties say the vote was rigged. the u.s. says hundreds of migrant families separated at the border have not been reunited as a court ordered deadline to return all such to.

michael singh, senior fellow at the washington institute. with all the latest news from the middle east on our website. you'll find further reaction and analysis regarding the current situation in gaza, as well as reports from correspondents and eyewitness accounts. just go to bbc.com/news, or download the bbc news app. president trump has confirmed during his uk visit that he intends to run for re—election in 2020. he made the comments during an interview with the journalist piers morgan. the us president also spoke about his meeting with queen elizabeth. he described the british monarch as an "incredible woman, so sharp, so beautiful". there's been a third day of anti—trump protests, including a demonstration as the president played golf at his turnberry resort in scotland, from where lorna gordon sent this. this has been described as a private visit to scotland, but president trump is not publicity shy, making his way around the turnberry fairways, acknowledging the waiting media and protesters. donald trump the businessman owns two golf

once again isolated dr singh now a major power in the middle east. their bones influence continues to grow politically economically and above all militarily. does iran truly want peace. the country's opponents have their doubts to isolate. iran from theocracy. our stars of august fifth on g.w. . it. it. it it l.o.l. a very warm welcome to focus on europe with me peter craven and we begin with this question to the full veils worn by some muslim women in european countries stand for oppression and isolation or are they perhaps the symbol of self-expression garments like the knee cab remain relatively rare here in europe but they've been.

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i ran singh are not helping anything. is this a clinically good move? >> trump called it a two way street. it is a three way street if you bring in iran. the saudi's are continuing to be happy about the fact the u.s. is re-imposing sanctions on iran. they have always hated the nuclear agreement. what they are trying to do is change the effects of those sanctions to make sure there is enough capacity in the market to keep prices from ballooning too high. oil. have crude it is only a couple of bills, three bills and nine weeks. >> it is interesting. we will see stockpiles declined. our survey indicated most people were calling for 5 million barrels a day. i did more than a trump wheat. amanda: in terms of the other supply demand factors, venezuela seems to be a big one as well. i will likely to see oil prices remaining? >> oil prices have been trading in a narrow range. what the market is continuing to wait for something dramatic from iran. they threatened to shut the something that would be indicative been the -- venezuela has reached a breakdown. julie:

when trey gowdy singh people should resign, part of that is fueled by an interview last week with dan coats the director of national intelligence we didn't even know he was told on the air the president and invited putin to washington this fall saying he's not even keeping them in the loop. they're all staff. there was one person whose name at the top of the ballot. if they truly feel like they can't get anything done, they have the option to believe him but none of them seem to be doing that. >> harris: why is it the answer to get people to quit their job in the middle of something? it's been hard enough of this administration to fill the positions. they needed some democrats and confirmation situations to be able to get that done. you've got high-level people in those positions. the president isn't likely going to loop in everybody when he's ready to move. that is his style, he told us that was going to be his style. they may not be within everybody's comfort zone but the answer is to quit? i don't understand that. bigger you tell people some extra people in washington. it's a polit

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michael singh, a senior fellow at the washington institute, and a former senior director for middle easttional security council, says palestinian demonstrations, and israeli air attacks have both been increasing over the past few weeks. we have seen since the end of may, eve ryo ne we have seen since the end of may, everyone will remember the demonstrations taking place on the gaza border followed by demonstrations taking place on the gaza borderfollowed by the so—called inseam jerry brickell incendiary kites which caused fires. there has been rocket fire. there has in demand from israelis for a response, deterrence, for these attacks. you have seen a back and forth fire in the israeli response using fighterjets. has the ceasefire held? it has not held as far as ceasefire held? it has not held as farasi ceasefire held? it has not held as far as i know. additional mortar fire came sunday morning in israel. the attempt for a ceasefire mediated egypt has been attempted for some time since the exchange of rockets over borders and airstrikes from israel. there is worry on both sides this coul

a new delhi bus in two thousand and twelve the man had made an appeal for a reduced sentence jyoti singh was twenty three year old medical student when she was attacked and died from her injuries the case sparked protests against the sex crimes across india the european union has asked a court in me in ma to drop charges against two jailed waters' journalists the pair pleaded not guilty to the charges of obtaining secret state documents telling the judge they had followed rules of journalistic ethics if found guilty they could face up to fourteen years in jail and then within me and more investigating reports of the deaths of ten muslim men. drug administration has told a federal judge monday that the government will not meet tuesday's deadline for reuniting migrant children with their parents that initial order request that one hundred two migrant children under the age of five i return to their families separated at the us mexico border by tuesday the split was part of a white house crackdown on illegal immigration but the american civil liberties union who pushed for the judicial orde

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it's much cheaper than sourcing it from within the uk, but as our environment correspondent navin singh much bigger hidden costs for the environment. ina yearagain. in a year again. barbecue season is upon us. and this is what is fuelling the feasts. britain imported a record 90,000 tons of charcoal last year. it is cheaper than sourcing it here in the uk. but where is it coming from and at what cost to the planet? to find that out, i have brought random samples of charcoal in written to a lab here in germany. the tests will tell us the species of the wood and, possibly, where it was found. we used 3—d reflective light to make a 3-d used 3—d reflective light to make a 3—d scan of the surface, which looks like a little mountain. and then we produce pictures of this important area for identification. so what did you find for us? within the investigation of the assortment you brought us, we found a mixture of timber that are naturally originating in tropical, subtropical areas. with our eucalypt which you can find areas. with our eucalypt which you canfind in areas. with our eucalypt which

the attack against jyoti singh, on a public bus, sparked an outcry across india and prompted the introductionties for crimes against women. a court in myanmar has decided to press charges against two reuters journalists, who've been in detention for the past seven months. the pair, who reported on the rohingya crisis, deny accusations that they breached myanmar‘s official secrets act. japanese car maker nissan has admitted that it has uncovered falsified data from car exhaust emissions tests at most of its japanese factories. the company did not say how many cars were affected. in a statement, nissan said the testing environments had not been in line with requirements. shares in the company lost value hours before the announcement. the american coffee company starbucks has announced that it will begin phasing out the use of plastic straws at its restaurants by 2020. the seattle—based chain said it would eliminate single—use plastic straws globally at its 28,000 shops. starbucks said it would instead bring in new recyclable strawless lids and alternative material straws. you are watching news

for stephen singh, this is the bright side of an ugly incident where he was a victim. >> it hurts. i work my butt off to make this happen.>> reporter: he was checking the alarm system. he sells high-end lemonade. police officers showed up responding to a 911 call. cmac they saw a black man in a ski coat and hat and standing in a place early in the morning. >> reporter: police released the video. they asked him to show identification. >> they said somebody said you are breaking into the business. he said this is my business.>> reporter: the video confirms officers acted professionally. they have no say as to who request services. the officers responded appropriately. a white woman called police on an african-american girl selling water. also barbecue decking where a man was barbecuing. people came by to offer encouragement. cmac i just don't get this. it is heartbreaking. >> -- >> i just don't get this. it is heartbreaking. >> reporter: he wants people to be more careful because -- before calling 911. cmac i admire how he is handling that. it looks like a learning experience can com

a new delhi bus in two thousand and twelve the man had made an appeal for a reduced sentence jyoti singh was twenty three year old medical student when she was attacked and died from her injuries the case sparked protests against the sex crimes across india. the european union has asked a court in me in ma to drop charges against two jailed waters' journalists the pair pleaded not guilty to the charges of obtaining secret state documents telling the judge they had followed rules of journalistic ethics if found guilty they could face up to fourteen years in jail and then within me in ma investigating reports of the deaths of ten muslim men. the drug administration has told a federal judge monday that the government will not meet tuesday's deadline for reuniting migrant children with their parents that initial order request that one hundred two migrant children under the age of five i return to their families separated at the us mexico border by tuesday the split was part of a white house crackdown on illegal immigration but the american civil liberties union who pushed for the judicial or

singh, for what you do and representing the administration here. i hope you'll take back the message that some of the difficulty that's been expressed here is not universally shared by every united states senator. i hope that every member of this panel would go back and look at and study the five pillars that you suggested. there's been people saying they don't know where we're going here. we have a very, very clear description using those five pillars of where we do want to go here and we're following that. you know, there's a lot of criticism about the president arguing with our allies over trade. there's some examples out there that make him very angry and should make him angry. one of the -- it's already been referred to here. we have a partner in the nafta agreement called canada, and canada's beating their breast over these tariffs that have been put on steel. canada is a member of the north american free trade association. they are our ally. they are our friend. they will continue to be. but they put a 247% tariff on dairy products that are

would you let golfer phil mickelson and singh at golf club directly at your face? watch this.n the challenge. he gets ready for the british open like this. talk about control with the golf clubs. gerri: wow, that is so amazing. adam: that's not the face of the word about when you take a shot like this. gerri: the show was lame and entirely too far to bed right now. that's all i'm saying. then you have nothing to say. good to see you, my friend. catch the sports reports of sports reports on fox news headlines 24/7 on sirius xm channel 115. adam: google reportedly facing a $5 billion fine. a live report for you from london when "fbn:am" continues. walk ms brings communities together to raise awareness, and funds that change the world for everyone effected by multiple sclerosis. together we are stronger. register today at walkms.org. gerri: the big news this morning. google set to be fined a record $5 billion for abusing its position when it comes to its android operating system. chief market analyst joins us now. good morning to you. what is the potential consequences in europe

what can you say about who saw some of declination which was published a few minutes ago what it says singh knew about georgia thank you. well we are planning a new declaration all. together with with georgia. new can read the declaration when they publish it but but if we will in the text version of course i reiterate i was strong support to georgia our political support or practical support and welcome. both the nato allies are now providing more support in different ways to georgia with a training center to capacity building efforts supporting their reforms but also recognize the significant progress georgia is making and a fight that georgia is contributing to many nato missions and operations i can be i can say more about this when we have published or agreed to. the statement tomorrow b s s b. james holmes from british rule says t.v. and radio searches are all right that was the nato secretary general young stoltenberg addressing the pres gathered at a nato h.q. in brussels one of the things that he said when starting right off the bat nato is good for europe and nato is good for amer

how singh scagnificant is that? >> enormously significant. thank you for playing that. it goes to the crux of the line of questioning that republicans were asking is didn't you cover up or shortstop the clinton investigation dealing with her e-mail which is had already been investigated except for that surprise announcement by director comey which we later found out had no substance to it but the point of this issue was it didn't matter, many people trump thought would not win but what he said to himself or maybe his staff, suppose he did win, even candidate trump would want to know if there was credible evidence from a credible person that indicated something was awry. in this instance the russian involvement in skewing the election to one candidate versus another. you would think any american would want that information and it makes sense but his innocence of answer my question and the fact that he was under oath i think gave it more strength to it and that's what i wanted to get out. were you, peter strzok, biased or unfair to either candidate and what is a level of

rather than saying, running around with her hair on fire, versus singh was not do anythin at all, hiscomments fixed everything. i think we need to figure out a way. >> i think were hearing a lot o let's not do anything at all, what we are hearing about republicans talking about the sanctions, but they're ready t move forward with russia. there are some bipartisan efforts right now. i had the chair of the subcommittee on, a democrat, he said they're working on legislation to keep this from happening again. can we stop hyperventilating fo just a second and breed and the oxygen of what might make it better in november because that's where we should be focused. they could do this again. >> absolutely. that is the best point. what we doing to prevent that? >> we will move forward it with this part of it. mike pompeo said to testify before the senate foreign relations committee next week o the details of that summit in helsinki. counselor to the president signaled the white house is on board with the plan. >> why shouldn't he go? in other words,, sure, if he ca share them many different iss

. >> melissa: singh that two sharks were caught in the water nearby, but not known if those sharks werehe teeth prints. congressional democrats announcing a new caucus dedicated to universal health care. sing that health care is a human right. >> health care must be affordable and accessible to all residents of the united states, and one of the best ways to ensure health care for all is to use the system that already exist for millions of seniors over the last half-century. and that is medicare. >> melissa: former candidate for dnc chair, and a fox news contributor. leanne wolfe, managing editor at "the blaze." i will let you start, why is it a good idea that it is a winning issue, or does that further isolate your party to the left? >> well, there is no question, melissa, that there is a growing movement of americans who believe that health care is a right. a fundamental right, and not a privilege in the way that we have approached health care in this country up until now. and so it is certainly a change over the last few years that has gotten to this point where the majority of americ

and madam clerk, please note that shanti singh has joined us. call item number 3. >> the community choice aggregation report and the status update on the cleanpowersf program. >> supervisor fewer: the public utilities commission. >> good morning and happy friday, commissioners. mike hines, the director of queen power s.f. for the sfpuc. and for the update today i'm going to cover a few things and provide an update on clean power s.f. enrollment activities and service status to customers as well as regulatory activities that we have been involved in since the last lafco meeting. with respect to enrollment in service to customers we continue at this time to service about 81,000 accounts in the city and the county. our program opt out percentage 3.2%, that's the number that i have been reporting if are some time now and it's been stable. and our super green upgrade rate is 4.2%, which is stable although growing. and so everything is moving quite well. as i've also reported in previous meetings or at previous meetings, we're in the midst of a large

singh says there's no reason for anyone to panic and he has ruled out further detentions the government of the tea growing and oil rich awesome state denies accusations it's targeting poor and educated muslims it here there are more than fifty seven percent thems in some they are mostly living below the poverty line these people are illiterate and no education system exists in their villages. despite the government's assurances many whose names are not on the new list here detention and expulsion but they may have nowhere to go the federal government says undocumented immigrants can apply for indian citizenship but it hasn't said how they can do that paul chatterjee on al-jazeera well predict ahead is the state coordinator of the national register of citizens in a state he says accusations of political motivations are baseless he says the law requires citizens or their parents to show proof they were in india before the bangladesh declaration of independence in one thousand nine hundred eighty one. the apprehension that a particular community for example muslims are said are being targe

included the trustees of the gurdwara and the only sikh candidate in the forthcoming elections, mr avtar singhhalsa. the gurdwara had been a safe haven for many persecuted families and they were on their way to visit the president. at the moment, the afghan sikhs in west london are meeting in prayer and remembrance for those killed, many of whom they knew. will the prime minister update the house on what she is doing to ensure the safety of minorities in afghanistan, including meeting the afghan diaspora to discuss their concerns? >> the honorable lady raises a very serious issue. the terrorist attack that she refers to was indeed appalling. as she said, too many victims lost their lives as a result of that attack that took place in afghanistan. it is important that we ensure that we are providing support, as we do through our contribution in afghanistan. which is about contribution to security in the kabul area specifically from our forces, but it is also about working with others to ensure that the afghan security forces are able to provide security and safety for all communities living in a

this is explained singh housing for the existing treasure island housing. we have been operating 36 units. most of it since 2,000. it is replacement units. three households within those. new housing. new units for veterans facing homelessness and families. and replacement housing for one or two preveteran households. we need clarification on whether that is one or two. they are big on calling her. we have been working with them to develop the design for the project. we have selected contractors. we have been asked to design for the possibility of going modular for this sight but we have not gained approval. the amazing -- that may or's office of approval has not done so yet. we have another 1212 months to come to a decision point on that. early august, is where we will come through. it's a combination of one, two, and three-bedroom apartments. our studios, one bedroom, excuse me, it is a little early. there will be a central courtyard. division is a grove in the centre that will provide privacy across the courtyard and it will be a healing environment for v