singh -- mrs. singh, for letting him come to these meetings. i know it was a hard thing to let him go, but he has truly been an asset. i want to let you know, mr. singh, i love you and i am going to miss your presence on this commission. god bless you. god bless you, my brother. thank you very much. >> we have one more. >> my name is doris spencer. i am a resident of bayview hunter's point. i would like to acknowledge those that are leaving us today. i chose to speak on mr. singh's behalf because i have watched this commission change and change and change. mr. busta is now the oldest commissioner, i don't mean age wise. [laughter] >> mr. singh, i expected to see him up there today. i retired in 1996 and i've spent many hours in this room over those years. because of my aging and arthritis killing me, i still go to the meetings in our community , but i rarely come before you guys. i think that i can do what i need to do in the community, rather than come before you, but mr. singh has been a blessing to san francisco, but especially to bayview hu

and in her new role, singh will definitely stand apart.premieru are going to be the only woman on the major networks,te night, in a sea of white male hosts. how are u thinking about that? >> honestly, is exciting, and nerve wracking at the same time. i mean, it's a huge honor, i'm so humbled to be parof creating that path, because i wouldn't be here witho the women that paved the path before me, but i think that, fothe same reason, it's so importantbr for me to g that authentic point of view, you know? >> reporter: she'll also be the only woman of color on late night television, and the first l.g.b.t.q. host any network late night show, ever. singh came out as bisexual to her family last year, and to her fans, just six months ago. >> it's been tough, but it's been, listen, at the end of the day i always think there's two ways that you can go. you can go the rarte that is, , i'm scared. or you can go the route of i'm going to lead with love. and i think the route of leading with love is, even though this is scary, i'm going to sysre this ab

>> reporter: the lilly singh empire has now unfurled across media platforms.elp book "how to be a bawse" became a "new york times" best-seller or as she would say it. >> how to be a boss! >> h world tours sold out in dozens of countries. her journey so far has even been documented in a 2016 film, a documentary called "a trip to unicorn island." >> i'm going to take you all on a trip to uicorn island. >> unicorns, by the way, are sort of a thing for singh. >> i just like unic honestly, i am obsessed with them, because i feel like any time i talk about unicorns people are so fixated on if thl're real or not, and i f like that misses the whole point. i feel like if i wt to say i'm a unorn, then i'm a unicorn, and you can just believe and be. and also, it's because my synonym for a happy place is unicorn island, that's really where it stems from. >> reporter: for her next as brought along the team from some of her biggest viral hits, hoping they can create the same success for nbc. >> social media people are mine, the editor isn mie. >> reporter: equally important

singh. thank you for your willingness to testify here today. your full statement will be included in the record without objection. if you can please keep your remarks remarks to no more than give minutes we would action appreciate it so we can engage for questions. >> thank you, chairman romney and ranking member murphy. i appreciate this opportunity to present the final report of the congressionally mandated syria study group. i was honored to co-chair this bipartisan group of experts along with my colleague dana stroll. i want to begin by talking about why policymakers and the american public should care. it's not something that our group took for granted especially in a day and age when all of us face mounting questions and maybe for good reason, frankly, about the u.s. role in the world. then i'm going to defer to miss stroll to discuss the study group's assessments and recommendations. to understand u.s. policy towards syria, i think it's important to reach back to the beginning of the

making the 130 mile track from bakersfield to fresno to honor fallen newman police officer corporal singhrting corporal singh joins nearly 22,000 fallen officers whose names are on the national law enforcement memorial in washington when i heard corporal local sings. >>tragic story. it said hey we've got to do something because he really represented. what this country's all about project under a bicycle tour is an effort to raise awareness for fallen officers just writing it on a single screen might. >>with no, here's. traversing hills and mountains in. it is having a lot of fun doing. >>ellie officer andrew gonzales bike alongside retired chp officer mike murphy and fresno police officers tj moore and tom rowe its. >>that's sad reason why we're here. but the fact that someone from los angeles when driver a ride a bicycle wheel newman to honor brunelle singh's family in his memory. it's outstanding from fresno officer gonzalez will continue the right to newman. >>and percent family with an american flag to honor his memory a got got to us but we're going to finish today for sure and we're

fbi agents arrested singh,singh, executive of amity home health care and advent care hospice.cutors say singh and her two companies received in exchange for cash, expensive trips and meals totaling more than $8 million. singh is one of 30 people arrested, including 13 doctors and five nurses. >> these doctors and health care professionals sold patients like commodities by placing their financial gains over the well-being of their patients and betrayed the basic principles of their profession. >> according to prosecutors, singh faces more than 35 years in prison and a mil in fines if convicted on all charges. >>> delivery drivers targeted in a brazen $1 million crime spree. more surprising, he was just arrested. >>> mounting troubles for raiders star antonio brown. his future with the team very much in doubt. >>> i'm spencer christian. here comes the fog once again. sunny skies until the fog arrives. more days like this on the way jill jill has entresto, and a na heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can ca

and according to some ancient chinese texts he carps one of the symptoms that jin singh can help to alleviate. and that wraps up our program for more you can always visit . business or check out our social media feeds for now thanks for watching and have yourself a success. her 1st day of school in the jungle. first was a good. man doris crane moment arrives to. join the tank on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary. bringing tame returns home. dot com tang's. bursts. home to us of species. worth saving and. giving those are big changes and most start with small steps to. tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world. by going to return to screen image zoom in. shots and reforestation. interactive content teaching the next generation of the mental potential. using channels available to people to take action and were determined to build something here for the next generation gloomily as the environment series of global 3000 on t.w. and online. where is home. with your family scattered across the globe. it's a good. journey back to the roots of m

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singh is one of 30 people arrested, including 13 doctors and five nurses. >> these doctors and healthsionals sold commodities by placing their own financial gains over thewell-being of their patients. and betrayed the basic principles of their profession. >> according to prosecutors -- >> singh faces more than 35 years in prison and a million dollars in fines if convicted on all charges. >>> a former nfl player ausc trojan was convicted of taking part in a cell phone theft ring. they charged langley and 11 others with 61 felony counts including robbery and grand theft. investigators say the defendants would rush ups and fedex delivery drivers as they pulled up to cell phone stores, grabbing boxes and taking off in cars that had paper plates. defendants pleaded not guilty. >> a little dust up between bay area mayors with trash talk thrown in as well. ton worry. oakland mayor libby schaaf and san francisco mayor london breed were encouraging them to tidy up. on the 21st of this month crews and volunteers from both cities will remove trash and restore habitat that supports san francisco

laura: michael singh, thanks so much for being with us. the drug's manufacturer closely identified with the opioid addiction epidemic has filed for bankruptcy. purdue pharma has been acced of aggressively marketing opioids and misleading doctors. it has reached a tentative settlement with several states. ndour north america correst nick bryant reports. nick: these are the quiet rituals of opioid america.al a pair are visiting is tryinto bash visiting a shrin- a pr are visiting a shrine to a child who overdosed on heroin. bujeff was 28 when he died his mother told us his drug addiction began a decade earlier when he was prescribed painkillers as a teenager. he did not miss practice. or game he was an amazing kid. nick: jeff had beeininjured playg american football in high school and started taking oxycontin, a drug prosecutorsti allege was deceptively marketed by purdue pharma, owned by the sackler family, one of the richest in america. in the early days, did you have eany sense of how addictive -- no, no, no. like, no, no, no. it really bo

. >> reporter: that image is of newman police corporal roniel singh.h last christmas leaving behind his wife and their one-year-old son. >> it hit us locally, just because corporal singh gived not far from where i lived in modesto. he has been here to the farm buying tulips during tulip season. >> reporter: for the farmer, honoring singh was a no brainer. >> we have a big platform with people coming to the farms. why not put some real true meaning and being able to raise some funds also for the family. >> reporter: for the last five years, his farm has honored various people carving out images of kevin durant and steph curry and recognizing firefighters for battling big blazes throughout california. >> each and every single year, we put out on our facebook page, okay, what should our maze be this year? >> reporter: there will be a memorial marker at the start of the maze and a special opening ceremony. >> his wife and child will be the first to walk in. >> reporter: a maze honoring a man who lost his life protecting ours. >> it will be an honor to have

host: michael singh joins us now.is a senior fellow at the washington institute for middle east policy. that attack on the saudi oil facilities remains in this bottle -- remains in the spotlight. secretary of state mike pompeo has been quick to point the finger to iran. is it clear to you that the evidence points to iran? guest: so far you have both american and british officials. the british feminist or said that they attributed to the -- attributive the attacks to iran. officials lining up saying they think iran is responsible in some way and they ruled out the attacks coming from yemen which was the original thought. i think the other sort of salient point is they are very few other actors in the region that would have the capability and motivation to mount this kind of attack on an oil facility in saudi arabia. that isthe evidence mounting as well as just process of illumination, iran is the candidate that stands out the most. host: what is the strategy here from the iranian per -- irani in perspective? -- irani a

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and according to some ancient chinese texts he carps one of the symptoms that jin singh can help to alleviate. and that wraps up our program for more you can always visit . business or check out our social media sites for now thanks for watching and have yourself success. because. it might sound talk with us its. tracks march city. people who talk with apps. and we'll talk about it all. i shagged transit revolution. made in germany next. w.c. talk show strong opinions clear positions from international perspectives beijing is taking a tough stance on pro-democracy protests soon home his economic influence is growing dramatically and exposing its military to france so is china striving for global supremacies find out to the point. 16. i think is everything challenging 1st and i'm big on this new. ringback song much different culture between here and there challenging for everything. to do some business i think it was worth it for me to come to germany. my grandmother license to work as a swimming instructor. and our 2 children 100 dogs just one of the toughest. what's your story take part char

preet singh visits his cousin arrest his family in a rush was a farmer and had taken out a loan for seeds but the harvest never came the bank would no longer accept his dry farmland as collateral then last year in a rush committed suicide now his family doesn't know how to make ends meet. you you know it is many farmers have had to give up. thousands of hectares of land have become infertile many families have met this bank not just no rushes all the farmers in the country are suffering but nobody cares. every year 10000000 hectares of arable land are lost worldwide this is a global problem this year's un conference against desertion occasion was attended by more countries than ever before india's prime minister narendra modi promised that by 2030 his country would make 26000000 hectares of land fertile again other countries want to follow suit. and experts say it's high time that some countries can when read degrade our land it is actually our food that we are debating at the same time land is the best security of the promise have for many communities don't have assets other than land to

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growing the medicinal plant gin same china has been a lucrative market for american gin saying but gin singh is one of the agricultural products subjected to tariffs in the ongoing trade war between washington and beijing the result a 20 percent drop in sales to china farmers fear for their livelihoods they can't react quickly to market changes because juicing takes up to 5 years to grow and harvest up off your present across from last year. on the market and we have a new crop coming coming up you know about 4 to 6 weeks so it's a has been a hard time for jones and farmers here around 2 thirds of the wisconsin ginseng crop is exported to mainland china jungmann tulle started farming ginseng here 9 years ago but the ongoing trade war is hurting he's trying to stay positive by taking the long view or present more has always been to bring the birds from wisconsin or us for trial that more was our spies a pound. and according to some ancient chinese texts he cups one of the symptoms that ginseng can help to alleviate. and that's it for me on the business asia team here in l.a. from all of us th

there was a media moderator to ask the democratic candidates, raise your hand if you know who ronel singh is. >> there is you just referenced one from your book there are more, you talk about the whole open borders inc. a web, another factor is they have community, i find -- faith community, it is ironic fake fah community is complicit. somehow that this is a good thing to do, can you talk a little bit about catholic church, you mentioned evangelical churches, a whole part of the network, at the end of the day they are still a part of this endless you know human smuggling cycle some i am >> i am catholic myself, over the years i have become more aware that vatican and u.s. conference of catholic bishops are involved in subverting our borders. i did not know h how deep and hw many billions of dollars at stake. many of them in form of government contracts for the refugee resettlement racket. and in the case of u.s. conference of catholic bishops, exclusive subcontracts dealing with sheltering and paying for foster care for unaccompanied minors from south of the border. what is alarming you

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preet singh visits his cousin arrest his family in a rush was a farmer and had taken out a loan for seeds but the harvest never came the bank would no longer accept his dry farmland as collateral then last year in a rush committed suicide now his family doesn't know how to make ends meet. you you know it is many farmers have had to give up. thousands of hectares of land have become infertile many families have met this being not just no rushes all the farmers in the country are suffering but nobody cares. every year 10000000 hectares of arable land are lost worldwide this is a global problem this year's un conference against desert occasion was attended by more countries than ever before india's prime minister narendra modi promised that by 2030 his country would make 20.

singh, us now, manish chief investment officer at crossbridge capital.in any wayg to successful in kickstarting the euro zone economy ? they are expected to throw the kitchen sink at this, regardless of what the hawks say. what is he going to do? manish: i don't think he will be able to get the economy kick started. he may end up helping the banks because what we have seen over years of negative or zero rates is there should be enough credit available, but from a household point of view, somebody who is looking at retirement and was counting on 5% return sees that they are going to get .1%, .2%, or negative, you are going to save more and spend less, and that hits your economy. this has been going on for three years now. guy: mark carney was in new york a little earlier on, the governor of the bank of england. here's what he had to say. mr. carney: part of the challenge, we think, is that we are not in, but we are getting closer to a global liquidity drought. that is a question in terms of policy space, but it is also a comment on where we see global equ

singh however, can face a maximum of 25 years in prison. if you'd like to see the list of named defendants, go to our website ktvu.com, click on the story. i'm alyana gomez. >>> a man recently signed by the oakland raiders is one that is facing felony charges. he's accused of stealing cell phones and computers from ups and fedex delivery drivers. the 12 defendants who are mostly from the east bay are charged with multiple robberies and grand theft. langley signed with the raiders in june but was cut in august. his father told ktvu that the allegations are false. prosecutors say that fedex and ups drivers and 31 california cities were robbed over the course of many months.>>> we are taking a look at the weather, these were the temperatures from today. they were a little cooler than yesterday. temperatures tomorrow are going to be on the mild side as well. and i call these mild, 88 in fairfield, 89 in antioch, 82 in santa rosa. turned out to be a pretty nice day, but mild. how is dorian doing? there it is, still category two, windsor 100 mile

singh to have this corn maze here was that her son is the first one to walk into the corn ze.>> the officersalk through the maze at a community tribute coming up, corporal singh was shot and killed last december when he pulled over a reported junk driver, that led man was later arrested and charged with murder.>> all right, 89 in any other, 88 in livermore, those were the high temperatures, little cooler in some places. and a little warmer in some places. but still on the mild side compared to where we could be, and where we are going. temperatures tomorrow, in the mid-90s, even upper 90s by the time we get to friday. 87 in santa rosa today, 80 in napa, so here's where we go tomorrow, the white numbers represent today, the yellow numbers represent tomorrow. concord comes up eight degrees tomorrow. santa rosa comes up to 95. 88 for san francisco is pretty warm. right along the coast it's patchy at best, the winds are really like, it's kind of a good night to go out and and watch the sunset. for the next couple of nights you will have good weather out at the beaches. a high-pressure ridge buil

. >> authorities say the lead defendant is ceo amanda singh. 12 individuals named in the indictment were taken into custody say and will appear in court this afternoon. >>> new at noon, a robbery targeting u.p.s. and fedex drivers is busted. the l.a. county district attorney's office charged 12 defendants accused of robbing stores in 31 throughout central california. in oakland, san leandro and pittsburgh, 6 guns were seized along with of her other evidence and many people were arrested. we will have more coming up on the kpix 5 news at 5:00 and online on kpix.com. >>> right now, caltrans service is recovering after a train hit and killed a person in san francisco. it happened around 6:30 this morning between tunnels two and three near 22nd street. the train was coming from san jose. about 75 passengers were on board and none were injured. the investigation briefly stopped all trains on the line and this is the transit agency's 12th fatality this year. >>> a fire in southern california exploding in size and forcing evacuations in riverside county. it is called the tanaja fire pickett has

stay tuned for "little late with lilly singh.nd applause >> but, lilly, this is crazy you and i literally are like twins. >> lilly: really are we >> yeah, yeah, man we both have brand new shows and you started very young i started very young >> lilly: and you were stripping down to your underwear blasting, drinkingea

stay tuned for "a little late with lilly singh." lilly: tracee, i noticed that all of your shows end with an "ish." >> oh, yes i have noticed that. yes. >> lilly: mm-hmm no, i feel like i could have, like, a hundred "ish" shows. >> really? >> lilly: "brown-ish." [ laughter ] "gay-ish," "famous-ish," "youngsh

stay tuned for "a little late with lilly singh."gonna be here. i'm gonna sit here and do things no need for props tonight, because we've got a big show with lots of star power, because i -- i'm going to be interviewing chelsea handler! >> lilly, i know this is your own show, but can i give you a piece of advice? knock first. >> lilly: waitd we accidentally slip

boris johnson singh scenes in the house of commons last week.s to calm down and that he has been a moderate in linda's language. not how his opponents see it but a lot of talk about coups and betrayal and this was the leader of the house of commons jacob rees—mogg in his speech earlier. it is as steve was intimating not unity at all. it is a remainer coup to try to frustrate and stop was 17.4 million people voted for. and the comeuppance they will get if they defy the electorate will come in the ballot box when we come to a general election. so fear nothing that they tried to do, if you're nothing of their scree —— schemes and stratagems. because we will have and stratagems. because we will have a general election and parties that denied democracy get into great trouble when people have the chance to vote. and i would have thought the liberal democrats after their experience of coalition would be wa ry experience of coalition would be wary of going into coalition with jeremy corbyn. the last two times they try to, they got wiped out in ensuing g

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filomena singh carol nicknamed kamina lives here in a 21 square meter flood proof flat her old home was just 4 square meters and signs the move has changed her life now that we're living here i feel that i am now home owners. so that's that the free and. the human dignity us back because we live in that these. now right next door people still live the way kamina used to there's a sewage canal close by when it grows clogged with garbage it overflows something that happened several times a year the residents in communist building are working off part of the cost of their new apartments every week they make sure the waste canal is free of to try to us that could block it she remembers well how frightening the floods could be $1.00 of our worries then is. what if the floor of our houses because of the flood will so see there is no peace of mind that or during those days. around a 3rd of manila's 12000000 inhabitants live in informal settlements they're the ones most at risk when the water rises due to tropical storms and heavy rain can also cause flooding with help from the world bank the c

stay tuned for "a little late with lilly singh." jim gaffigan and antoni porowski. >> hey, uh, antoni, while you're here, can i pitch you an idea? >> sure. >> uh, it's called, uh, "dad eye for the single guy." and -- and i just go around to people's houses, and i show them how much harder their life would be with kids [ laughter ]

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vital tropical forest will be out of danger you see in human i'll just see that shot blather digvijay singh brazil. the u.k. minister in charge of bricks it says he's optimistic following a meeting with the european union's chief negotiator stephen barclay says there is a common purpose between the u.k. and the e.u. the talks focused on the contentious irish border issue negotiations are set to continue on monday that's when britain's prime minister meets the e.u. council president of the un general assembly in new york. farmers in ireland are getting worried about what will happen to their march to brag said most of their food producers exported to the u.k. . as this report. now. it's called the irish national planning championships but in reality it's more a celebration of farming showing just how seriously they take it on the island of ireland the men driving the tractors star states's. here as well as the job all these people are irish national heroes they were 3 days a 3rd of a 1000000 visitors inspect the machinery in the livestock it's all in the blood. and given that exports 90 perc

singh. the way this started is at least one employee at a rival home healthcare agency was angry at losing out on so many referrals. and had heard about some of these kickbacks and tipped off the feds. be careful what enemies you make. >>> keep your mouth shut.>>> right now federal investigators are probing the cause of a dive boat disaster. today they revealed chilling stories from the crew. investigators say crewmembers try to save all 34 people on board. but flames pushed them back. a woman has been identified as the latest passenger killed on the conception dive boat. campbell was a longtime employee at the southern california water district. the district said they want to remember her by her infectious smile. >>> we got 11 of the 34 victims were from the bay area. the tragedy hitting especially hard for the santa cruz animal shelter. were 2 volunteers are being mourned. >>> diana and tia and bernice were unique and vigils. who made differences in ways a ripple effect was felt for a long

-iran tensions with michael singh.sin's role of the 2020 battleground state with reporter bill globber and with the bulwarks charlie sykes. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. >> trump administration officials with the ford congressional committee to answer questions about mental health needs of migrant children in custody.

singh is causing a lot of debate in the city of brentwood, the know this november. people there there are going to vote on whether to expand their urban limit line which limits development. so the land in question is located justff a bl for road and the developer wants to build the vineyards at deer creek. that's going to be a gated community with 2400 homes on 800 acres of land. so they're saying that they're going to preserve 225 acres of land on that property while many see it as an opportunity to grow others, they strongly oppose it. tax dollars it's going go to the schools is in the millions. the tax dollars go to >>fire district if it comes to brentwood. it will go to the brentwood fire district that serves all of brentwood for now is not the time we need to hold the urban lot limit line any a voter's 10,000 of them signed last year. >>to hold their urban limit line on the northern side of this property. >>well currently the 800 acres is used for cattle grazing and also dry farming boaters will cast their ballots on the proposed bill during a special election

vital tropical forest will be out of danger you see in human i'll just see that sharp lather digvijay singh brazil. al-jazeera is launching a new program dedicated entirely to the environment it's called planet s.o.s. here's a taste of what's to come for our planet it's being in the hands of the climate an ecological emergency the world's leading scientists are warning of an existential crisis in the face of irreversible changes to the earth's climate al-jazeera brings you a new weekly show planet s.o.s. set up the facts and the science behind the issues affecting our planet's planet s.o.s. at this time on now to syria. the u.s. justice department is being accused of playing a major role in reportedly withholding a whistle blower's complaint against president donald trump according to u.s. media that complaint relates to a phone call between trump and a foreign leader the head of the u.s. house and telecoms committee says officials were blocked from passing it on to congress the president has called the reports fake news. the whole point of the whistle blower statute is not only to encourag

in honor of cheeriness sanchez singh celebrities take to the stage to voice their support for the whistleblower among them pink floyd front man roger waters it was formed this song wish you were here is an outspoken supporter of the wiki leaks band. now. you. see. what's it been ousted from that fight which separates out despite an almost total need to silence on stage but until its own people have jobs they talk about what's told them hey i want that i think will come out. it's a real issue in the tech and democratic right which is so profoundly important that this song ensues someone whose only crime is to tell the truth when we come to defend putin assume she is being tortured for telling the truth about saudi government crimes and meanwhile the criminals who got us into these i mean the rule was still. in power we heard that he was absolutely staving that terrible conditioning belmokhtar. we see is unbelievable also joining forces is i want what he taught us i'm still make cuts off kilter to speak as he says so much r.c. christians political prisoner having recently had contact with the sau

singh pockets out of richmond as well. slow going as you work your way towards the papers. was done looking pretty good. was like traffic is moving pretty good. eastbound lanes are open where the closure is over the weekend. elizabeth he opened up a little earlier. is been going good as far both directions go. just a heads up that we do have some reports of debris in the roadway. was both 580 coming off the till five looking pretty good. you are going to see brake lights coming away from tracy getting onto the past. past that it actually looks pretty decent. westbound not the case. brake lights coming out of pittsburgh. reddish approach 242. over the rice out of the roadway. deafly slowing things down a bit. there was a sofa in the roadway that was sent by several vehicles. >>> we're starting off today in some locations with a few showers. this is one location. and a few light showers this morning. temperatures much chillier that's what we see in the last few months. temperatures right around 40 degrees. low to mid 50s to start off the day. deafly is a chilly start all acro