actor sushant singh actor susha nt singh rajput actor sushant singh rajput was found deadin actor sushantthat he killed himself, butjust a few days later, his father publicly accused his girlfriend rhea chakraborty of suicide, he claims that rhea chakraborty had given his son illegal substances, that she actually had been taking his money. he went as far as accusing her of poisoning him. as you mention, she denies all allegations, but yet there are multiple federal investigations actively looking into the circumstances around sushant singh rajput‘s death, one being a drugs inquiry led by the country's narcotics board. they have taken rhea chakraborty interconnection, allegedly because she is supposed to have arranged drugs for him, which she denies. but it's also opened up a larger investigation into how widespread the use of drugs is across bollywood. on that widening inquiry in india. much more on that story on the bbc website. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz shafernaker. the cold winds are still with us on sunday, especially if you live close to the north sea coast,

the inquiry was sparked by the death of the actor, sushant singh rajput, injune.

it was sparked by the death of another bollywood actor, sushant singh rajput, injune.ea chakraborty, also an actress, of involvement. ms chakraborty denies wrong doing. here's bbc asian network's senior entertainment reporter haroon rashid. as you mentioned, actor sushant singh rajput was found dead in his mumbai apartment in june. at the time, police said that he killed himself but a few days later, his father publicly accused rajput‘s girlfriend rhea chakraborty of abetment to suicide. he claimed that rhea chakraborty had been giving his son illegal substances, that she actually had been taking his money and he went as far as accusing her of poisoning him. as you mentioned, she denies all these allegations, but yet there are multiple federal investigations actively looking into the circumstances around sushant singh rajput‘s death. one of those being a drugs inquiry learned by the country's narcotics board. they have taken rhea chakraborty into connection, allegedly because she is supposed to have arranged drugs for rajput — again, something she denies — but it's als

we speak with their ceo, kuldeep singh rajput. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: japan's next likely prime minister wants to continue shinzo abe's policy, abenomics. will it be the same? can it kickstart the japanese economy? we are joined by avett angle in hong kong. foregone conclusion that a's right-hand man will be prime minister? david: yes, now the way the factional votes are shaping up, he is a virtual shoo-in to replace shinzo abe. he has racked up an insurmountable lead over his two declared rivals. he already had 10 more votes than are needed to assume leadership. with five of the seven biggest factors supporting them, he will be the next prime minister barring any unforeseen calamity. sophie: when it comes to china, how would suga approach relations with beijing? u.s.-japanays the relationship is the cornerstone unity. with china,ispute south korea, russia, on land disputes. he will have to walk that delicate tight rope. also, not be as hawkish as some in the able administration have been. he is the backroom brawler and dealm

some parts of east bay as well, singh diminished air-quality values along with the santa clara valley once again. tomorrow is another spare the air day, record-setting 80s in a row, trouble spots once again the northbay but around the city, oakland, that is going to be unhealthy for people with severe asthma or emphysema and it looks like that will be the case as we head into the holiday weekend along with the heat. we talk about that coming up in a few minutes. >>> andrea is life with the possible strain on the power grid, when that heat really kicks in. >> unlike the last heatwave, they do not issue a flex alert early. one was issued today. the point of that is to get people to start conserving the power now so we are not in crisis when saturday, sunday and monday hit. with the flex alert issued for the holiday weekend, energy experts a changing the thermostat, turning off lights and not running appliances really can make it the difference between mornings and blackouts. >> i mean, a 5% increase of generation, 5 solve thnge. >> e issue the flex orders temperatures over 100 degrees p

singh, one more to you.s was a doctor with all of this expertise in the field and she had all of the medical resources at her disposal. was there nothing, no therapeutic, no steroid, no remdesivir, nothing that could work on her? >> i mean, she got everything. i mean, sometimes what happens is i think she had recovered from the virus itself, but even, you know, being in the icu and, you know, being on the ventilator so many times and everything that comes with it, it takes a toll on people. sometimes despite everything that we can do and, you know, she got everything, you know, it falls short. that's just -- you know, the way it is. >> yeah. i know that even as -- i mean, she was so hopeful, even as early as july 9th. although i'm not home yet, i'm in a long recovery period and as far as coronavirus is concerned there's so much hope. yes, vaccines are coming along well and antiviral treatments are as well. having real treatments will hasten this along. it's exciting to see us get to this stage. real hope. in

past week al-jazeera has been reporting on india and how it's dealing with i think 19 we spent to dr singh and he emphasized the difference between the rule areas and in urban areas and how challenging not want to listen to dr haji singh the trusting that they had not getting to a proper healthcare professional 2nd thing even if they reach out for upper health care professional a good primary health. community has sent there to the facilities are not happy said this this is not breaking news for anyone who lives in india who understands the difference between rural areas and also open areas but justice mean that people who are is in india will always have to cope with country 19 it will never disappear the nuns and yes. quite likely i think the disease at this point is just going to become endemic it's probably it's going to be difficult to achieve a level of back summation coverage that is the able to eliminate the disease and who knows i mean it's hard to predict but i think going by with the way things are . back summation is not really going to be a feasible long term solution for indi

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now coming from this internal market, we have trust being damaged, according to dublin but michelle singhalks will continue and where are we with this now? the financial times will continue and where are we with this now? the financialtimes is reporting on increasing voices of disapproval over the government decision here. so, the prime minister, former conservative prime minister, former conservative prime minister and the eu chief negotiator as well, what is being quoted as saying that it is the cradle of democracy and a lot of people have been criticising the government in saying that yes, we are going to break the law and are horrified by the consequences for the concept of law in this country and the government is prepared to break it. and that is before we can go on to what in the country should ever trust uk to under the international treaty ever again. at the theresa may pointed out in parliament recently, michel barnier was in london and he is trying to, there is a round of negotiations to try and unblock the two sticking points which are overfisheries unblock the two sticking po

. >> khamladai khami singh. >> roshan ramesh singh. >> thomas e. sinton iii. >> peter a.ael sisolak. >> john p. skala. >> francis joseph skidmore, jr. >> toyena corliss skinner. >> paul albert skrzypek. >> christopher paul slattery. >> vincent robert slavin. >> robert f. sliwak. >> paul kenneth sloan. >> stanley s. smagala, jr. >> wendy l. small. >> gregg h. smallwood. >> catherine t. smith. >> daniel laurence smith. >> gary f. smith. >> george eric smith. >> heather lee smith. >> james gregory smith. >> jeffrey r. smith. >> joyce patricia smith. >> karl t. smith, sr. >> kevin joseph smith. >> leon smith, jr. >> moira ann smith. >> monica rodriguez smith and her unborn child. >> rosemary a. smith. >> bonnie shihadeh smithwick. >> rochelle monique snell. >> christine ann snyder. >> dianne bullis snyder. >> leonard j. snyder, jr. >> astrid elizabeth sohan. >> sushil s. solanki. >> ruben solares. >> naomi leah solomon. >> daniel w. song. >> mari-rae sopper. >> michael charles sorresse. >> fabian soto. >> timothy patrick soulas. >> gregory thomas spagnoletti. >> donald f. spa

looking ahead with the alarm to the idea of a franking food influx of hormone treated meat, rachel, singhis could be coming our way from the uk. this could be coming ourway in from the uk. this could be coming our way in the event of a us trade deal. interesting. the mirror is backing this up at the spread of the us election how they will do lots of deep dives into election issues. but this is a brexit story. it is all about what a free trade deal with the us would look like and what the food standards would look like and they have sent reporters to cattle farms in the us where we know the conditions there are appalling. we just don't like to think about it. we don't like to think about anybody who has been to the us and any food there. read the details but not read them over anything that you are yourself might be eating. what is interesting is that that the coalition of people who are colic of the conservatives and on boris johnson to make sure these products do not enter uk supermarkets and restaurants goes from the farming stronghold on her way through to jamie oliver and joe wicks wh

for survivors like joginder singh kohli forgiveness is the only way for everybody over good. allows a little a gaggle of the little children will give them the echo gaze it's about shot you know this woman who did jogging with 3 weeks ago we would all benefit in a little. remark but. again but isn't what we're going to get it about what we're going to love is going to love. great knowledge how broad got in the block and we see only. what are not in a giggly a good lot of the. but politicians on both sides haven't forgiven or forgotten. 70 years on the face the division of britain's empire continues to drive a bitter hostility between india and attack. and nowhere is animosity as fierce as you catch me. a picture rest territory turned around. today it's one of the most militarized regions in the world. where pakistani and indian troops face off day of. pentecost boarding with sleep about here in pakistani administered kashmir and a few foreigners are allowed in. your home but we've been granted special permission. to. this mountainous region looks peaceful but it's a highly vo

. >> madam clerk, is commissioner singh with us today? >> she is with us here today but she's not a voting member as commissioner pollock is here today. >> thank you. >> good morning commissioners. i'm michael hines. can you see and hear me okay? >> yes, we can. >> great. i hope you all are doing well and staying safe these days. we got a full -- it's been a little while. it's been a couple months since we've been here from we have a full programs update for you today. i'm going to jump right in. give me one moment here as i pull my slide back up. are you able to see that? >> yes, we are. >> great, thank you. okay, so for today's update, clean powers sf update, we're going to cover a measure adopted for clean power sf low income customers. we'll be providing an update on the status of our clean power sf equity policy project. we'll provide an update on the power charge and difference adjustment or pcia and finally we'll provide you with an update on clean power sf2020 integrated resource plan. i'm going to be joined this morning by a coup

while carwashes are singh long lines it was harder to spot window washers. >> it is status enough that i don't want my employees to be vulnerable to it, either. >> reporter: he says they have plenty of calls from clients asking them to delay regular services until the bad air sapp un for him, he cannot simply wash off his fruit trees. >> it's like dying from the ash. just the last two, three days. >> reporter: some things as we have learned you just cannot control. so carter experts also say that if you leave your car that is covered with ash, outside on wet nights or foggy mornings, that could lead to chemical etching and leaving marks on your car, so remember you may want to rinse those cars, especially before that rain comes. in san francisco, kenny choi, kpix5. >>> you know, you better be prepared to wash it every day. every day, maybe twice a day, to keep that off. it will reapply within an hour. i was looking at your satellite map, i figure winnemucca, nevada. that is about the first blue sky we will see. >> look at our smoke by the end of next week because the wind will turn aro

the inquiry was sparked by the death of the actor, sushant singh rajput, injune.butes are being paid to matt ratana, the police officer shot dead at a south london custody centre on friday morning. an investigation is under way into how the handcuffed suspect — who is in hospital with a bullet wound — was able to take the weapon inside. acting deputy commissioner of the metropolitan police, stuart cundy, gave this update. yesterday, one of my colleagues, matt, was murdered. and my thoughts are with his partner, his family, his friends, his colleagues, both here and across the world. and, as well as remembering that, over the last two days, we have been working round the clock on our murder investigation. at this time, the suspect remains in hospital in a critical condition and due to his state, we are not yet able to speak to him. we have teams of specialist investigators who are investigating matt's murder. we have four major crime scenes, each of which is being painstakingly searched and will be subject to a detailed and painstaking forensic examination. we have

in september, even people have been bringing that climate alarm bell are stunned by what they are singh this week. wilson walker on the climate scientist to say this is just a little taste of what is coming our way. >> worried aboutchanges and water availability for decades, it was a shock to all of us. >> we have been talking climate change for about 10 years now, that is five years of exceptional drought. one year of his stork rainfall and now four years of unprecedented fire. now what we have all seen over the past couple of weeks and days may feel like an x formation point all of that, it is more like a comet. >> i think really the news media needs to get out the collective and understand we are in an emergency and need to represent this as such. >> the end climate science campes. she just hope that everyone who snapped a picture is also connecting the dots behind what they are seeing. >> you can think of it as 2020. we have seen a lot of treats like that or at least i have a people tweet the photographs of what they looked like yesterday and thanked oh, 2020, to get any worse. thes

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and there you 2 community has responded we have here are for example asif mahmoudi mon singh lots of journalists are missing from bangladesh issue and then just master flags saying that laws against kidnapping already exist people who do this do not care and here's it interesting question from sudanese freetown what's the best tool for protecting the journalist in the conflict area as well as we have to think about why so many governments in africa and other countries worldwide do this i'm going to go to sharif and asking you that question 1st. sure we're. caught in the military conflict is one of musician up with records on a lot of trading and a lot of safety guidelines we see the gilles drive to perform at some of those large lines. before anyone else goes to risky to get on one of the luxury of accountability rule of law including prosecution again as the traitors of attacks against all of us and. not just prison and gentleness and killing them methods. of. jugglers who impede left in syria and just as an untold riches of and 13 there were more than 100 case of kidnapping and see

the desperate search for more than a dozen singh people. >>> the unexpe >>> right now, on kpix5, more local news at 5:30, a mother anxious the awaiting forward on her missing son, frantic search as the northern california fire turns deadly. >>> a bombshell new twist one of silicon valley's most high profile criminal cases. >>> one people have been struggling to pay rent during the pandemic and now this. thousands of affordable housing units are expected to be converted to market rate housing and the next decade. good evening. as you see shows us in our original series project home, tenants often don't find out until it is too late. >> reporter: she will never forget the feeling she had when she first walked into her home it fosters landing all those years ago. >> i saw all of those. it doesn't look like this now but i all of this room, and i says my god, this would be a blessing. and it turned out to be that way. >> reporter: she just gotten

that is when we are singh the strongest wind for saturday. the brighter the color come the stronger the wind, that could fan the flames a little more but it has been erratic up there at best because we are also dealing with terrain. not to mention, we are not at the peak of the humidity drop. as far as our heat is concerned, let's get to the next two days, your seven-day forecast shows you tomorrow we are doing 102. for daytime highs in land. now that we have seen the overview, i just want to give you the review on the daytime highs for tomorrow, pick out your par of the bay area, i'm going to go over these in much greater specifics coming up in the 6:00 newscast and we will pull out your specific part of the bay area but there is a take away. on to mars daytime highs. you just saw the seven day, it will stay there for a few days. more at 6:00. over to you. >>> the 49ers made this like the turf at metlife stadium but surely, they like beating the new york football teams. it all comes down to the final day for this election, all californians w

low is pushing things out and will push things out and has pushed things out so i think that we are singh one agreed almost all yellows, i think tomorrow we will be green all the way through. the slow sticks around, and as it does, we stay mild, like these temperatures. but when we get into sunday, the leaves in the high jump sin, this pattern repeats itself every fall. can't repeat itself all year round but in the fall this is when we get the stronger wind. anticipating big wind, looks like monday night into tuesday morning we might cease them north east wind. but it does look like something is sustained. that is way down the road but that is what happens. you get these lows, they leave the high jump sin. we get a pattern like this that is super minimized, minimizes the fire danger and we get here to sunday and monday, it is going to climb up a little bit. it is all very expected. nothing unusual, in the meantime enjoy the weather. it is going to break up tomorrow. mostly sunny out of the beaches by about lunch time. >>> the raiders, the las vegas raiders. they christened the new stadium

troops marched through the streets of the capital bamako and force president and prime minister singh to resign. not even the deployment of the german military which had been in the country for 7 years could prevent the total collapse of the government. in march and the spiral wasn't an air. yeah there was once popular with tourists today the region is isolated and millions of civilians suffer violence there caliphates and ethnic militias but no government mali hasn't been seen for quite some time. with the prime minister we went to visit there with the prime minister and there was an armed unit a kilometer long at least a 100 vehicles just so we could visit the village says a lot about the security there or. more than 2000000 people from the lake chad region have fled due to hunger war and extremism and aspirants provocative pictures show the impact this has on people and how violence leads to trauma and devastation . they have no choice but to flee and they won't be the last. hunger is on the rise all over the world it now affects around 820000000 people and yet some 1300000000 tons

troops marched through the streets of the capital bamako and force president and prime minister singh to resign. not even the deployment of the german military which had been in the country for 7 years could prevent the total collapse of the government. in march and the spiral was in mufti an area that was once popular with tourists today the region is isolated and millions of civilians suffer violence there caliphates and ethnic militias but no government in mali hasn't been seen for quite some time. we wanted to put me in the so we went to visit there with the prime minister and there was an armed unit a kilometer long at least a 100 vehicles just so we could visit the village says a lot about security there. more than 2000000 people from the lake chad region have fled due to hunger war and extremism and the spires provocative pictures show the impact this has on people and how violence leads to trauma and devastation. they have no choice but to flee and they won't be the last. hunger is on the rise all over the world it now affects around 820000000 people and yet some 1300000000 to

attack back in 2015 in which 12 people were murdered now back then the world came out in support singh's use 3 sharlee saying they supported the right of the magazine its freedom of speech to publish cartoons like that but by republishing these cartoons again today a montage of them it has reignited the debate here in france over whether or not it's ok to blast fim now there has been some polls done with the news that charlie hebdo was reprinting some of those cartoons and it's really interesting the results that have come out this is a poll that's been done by the french institute of public opinion now it found when it asked the french people in general what they thought was this the right thing to do and that the majority of people supported the decision supported the freedom of speech of charlie hebdo but when you narrow that field down and only asked that question to french muslims there was a very different response was 69 percent responding that they didn't think it was right to publish those cartoons in the 1st place now everybody seems to be getting involved in this issue from th

up until now, every country in the world has tried to perform the alan singh act of maintaining publicdgement balancing act of protecting the economy and public health. israel is the first country to ditch that act because they have been more than 4000 rotavirus cases every day in israel at the moment. the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, earlier at a press conference, explaining why they need to reimpose national lockdown. translation: on thursday they waved a red flag. health executives and hospital managers have warned that death rates are forcing the application of immediate measures. some medical staff and hospitals are overwhelmed. and the timing is pretty bad with a fewjewish national holidays on the horizon? and yaa kov holidays on the horizon? and yaakov lipson has resigned because he said he —— this will impact families coming together and celebrating variousjewish festivals. however, the interior will minister, he supports this measures, he leads and ultraorthodox coalition. he says that it is tantamount to murder if anyone brea ks tantamount to murder if anyone breaks the

to have to go through all right stuff and you leave it there thank you for that update from lesbos singh griese. still ahead. the u.s. justice department is pressuring prosecutors to change protesters in portland whether to charge excuse me protesters a court room with a rarely used law but will it stand up and boards. for the sake of democracy for libya's acting president drops out of the presidential election race we'll tell you why coming up. hello there not bad weather across central europe but not quite as nice to the north plenty of cat and some pretty stormy conditions have been coming in of the last to. work its way across the southwest of europe as well but look at these big ways this is in latvia across into finland trees down of these a strong storms as they came through and then it is a case of very heavy rain across into western russia as you can see that meanwhile across into burgundy the region in france the wine pickers have been completing the harvest very early this year because of the heat throughout the summer has been so very hot the harvest has come forward and the

it was sparked by the death of another bollywood actor, sushant singh rajput, injune. accused his girlfriend, rhea chakraborty, also an actress, of involvement. ms chakraborty denies wrong doing. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz for many of us, the chilly weather is going to continue for the rest of the weekend. we have had a couple of days now of that strong, northerly wind, especially noticeable along the north sea coast. gales yesterday, gales as well today. you can see the weather pattern is actually stuck at the moment across europe. we keep seeing the same pattern, the same clouds, the same air stream across the uk and there is a bit of a gap in the weather there in the clouds across western and north—western areas, so that is where the best of the weather is going to be. that will continue through the weekend. this is what it looks like through the early hours, that cold northerly wind blowing across the north sea coast, but ironically never turns that cold at night, so 12 at norwich where you have got the light winds in scotland, so a touch o

stuff like picard singh cow eyes, sheep rains which schools use because of their -- to human brains and tom arnold space. we go to steve the chief. what is the latest? ♪ ♪ the videos in the feedlot are the best. which do you want to talk about it if i find the idea of movie popcorn like being kind of screwed i feel bad for the people who work but how long have we've been overpaying for that stuff at the movie theater. go ahead. >> it's not really breaking my heart the fact that it was 12 bucks for a medium popcorn and $6 for a coke. it was nine bucks for some candy so you should have plenty saved in the old savings account. the downside of that is unfortunately that's not how it works. the farmers are selling it for cents on the dollar so they have all this extra stuff so the wholesale guide, they are fine and the farmer once again gets the short end of the stick. your heart goes out to them. we want to say that and we want to say movie prices why are they giving that movie price? as the cohort in his forest brains being sent to guess my concern is when you have kids going there is some

stuff like picard singh cow eyes, sheep rains which schools use because of their -- to human brains and tom arnold space. we go to steve the chief. what is the latest? ♪ ♪ the videos in the feedlot are the best. which do you want to talk about it if i find the idea of movie popcorn like being kind of screwed i feel bad for the people who work but how long have we've been overpaying for that stuff at the movie theater. go ahead. >> it's not really breaking my heart the fact that it was 12 bucks for a medium popcorn and $6 for a coke. it was nine bucks for some candy so you should have plenty saved in the old savings account. the downside of that is unfortunately that's not how it works. the farmers are selling it for cents on the dollar so they have all this extra stuff so the wholesale guide, they are fine and the farmer once again gets the short end of the stick. your heart goes out to them. we want to say that and we want to say movie prices why are they giving that movie price? as the cohort in his forest brains being sent to guess my concern is when you have kids going there is some