within days, kuldeep singh sengar was arrested.police. >> (speaking hindi): >> navai: he was later charged with rape d manslaughter. we asked chief minister yogi adityanath for comment on how the case was handled, but he didn't respond. publicly, he rejected criticisms that sengar had been protected. >> (speaking hindi): >> navai: a month before jaya was due to give evidence in sengar's trial, there was a new development. jaya, her two aunts, and her lawyer were traveling to a meeting. that day, the police security detail protecting her wasn't with her. (sirens, screams) jaya never reached her destination. thr car was rammed by a truck with blacked-out plates. >> a rape survivor who suffered critical injuries in a car-truck collision was airlifted to new delhi. >> navai: her two aunts and her lawyer died. only jaya would survive. from prison, sengar denied he had anything to do with the crash. >> man (speaking hindi): >> sengar (speaking hindi): (indistinct chatter) (car horn beeps) >> navai: india's supreme court ordered 24/7 poli

borisjohnson singh off a tory certificate when for boris johnson singh off a tory revote and at theof time. i'm sure he parked it entirely. savings today was not the fact that the government won but the fact the house of commons actually voted for because until this morning, the government aid cut was a temporary affair. something it said that will be returned as soon as the fiscal situation allows and there was lots of members in government that would happen next year. that is now not going to happen also government has now applied it to new tests before any aid spending can be increased again and that means national debt has to be falling, borrowing has to be wiped out so there is no longer being used for day—to—day spending. and there are many economists and many mps in many aid charities to say those bars are so high, they are very difficult to leap over and what effectively mps have voted for today is an effective permanent cut in the uk's aid budget. and that it's usually significant. so the impact todayis usually significant. so the impact today is the fact that the uk govern

a practice known as doc singh. tech companies like google, twitter and facebook are worried changes could the two local employees being fined or jailed. if they refused to hand over data to the hong kong government. as a consequence, they warned they might with the territory. one of the world's leading financial centers. hong kong's chief executive says only illegal behaviors being targeted. >> as we all know, many people in hong kong has been traumatized by doc singh on the internet. this time, the amendment solves the problem. reporter: experts say the proposed changes add to the mood of uncertainty among foreign investors. >> this could have a very negative impact on hong kong's business climate, reputation. reporter: some, the reputation for safety is also being question. anchor: the cannes film festival is back after taking an enforced break last year for the pandemic. stars and lovers are once again in the south of france. reporter: the mediterranean sea, red carpet. the festival is back. spike lee is the hea

here's "nightline's" ashan singh. >> this is like where it all started for you, right?tely. brings back a lot of memories. >> reporter: back in the early 2000s, harry kelser had left his hometown of roanoke for the big city of richmond and the promise of virginia union university. what did you think the next four years was going to bring you? >> man, hopefully i was going to go to school and get my degree and get out and find a technology job and have a family. like, i guess that's the way it goes, right? i just had dreams of just having like a normal life. >> reporter: but what happened next would forever change the course of his life. >> when did you feel those dreams were out the window? >> when i got to my apartment, the police were sitting outside my house like it taped off like it was a murder scene. for marijuana. >> reporter: harry, like many college students, smoked weed. he'd started selling it on the side to make extra cash. >> it was so open. it was like everybody was smoking. it never felt illegal or criminal. but in a sense, i did know it was breaking the

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[cheering] singh. >> singh. [cheering]" with dan bongino. ♪♪ dan: welcome back to "unfiltered".mocrats in washington d.c. in order to try to kill an election bill passed by the state senate. the bill does not stress burning despite out of democrat mouse joe biden continues to deliver hyperbolic her properly despite claiming he is not. >> the 21st century jim crow assault is real. the assault on free and fair elections is such a threat literally. i've said it before, we are facing the most significant test of our democracy since the civil war. not hyperbole. dan: joining me now, former chairwoman the democratic party, thank you for joining us. appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. dan: ir, isn't it greatness to suggest black voters can't figure out there social security number to get a drivers license? >> let me tell you what's racist, i'm a fourth-generation texan and i grew up with stories of my parents telling me their parents were not able to vote in texas because they were black and my parents grew up k-12 in the jim crow, meaning they had to be forced to attend black only

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mandeep singh joining us on what is happening with didi.he s&p is at session lows, post that data we've just had from the ism services index. we will talk about what all of this means for the markets. matt maley, militate back chief market street miller taebaek -- miller tabak chief market strategist, joining us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ guy: from london, i'm guy johnson. taylor riggs is in new york. this is "bloomberg surveillance -- this is "bloomberg markets." crude reversing gains. i bit of a dollar picked up. oil jumping through $75, up towards $76 on the back of that failed agreement from the opec meeting. the question is, where does it go next? take a look at what is happening in the bond market at the moment. it doesn't really jive with what is happening in some of the commodity markets. what signals are we getting from the various asset classes? joining us now, matt madeley, miller taebaek -- matt maley, miller tabak chief market strategist. is this a useful signal right now? will we see oil prices continuing higher? what does t

here's "nightline's" ashan singh. >> reporter: somewhere in these waters lives nature's most feared predatortoday i'm going to try and find one. >> this is it, man. how predictable are sharks? >> not very. they're wild animals. so this is the bait. >> froze someone. >> yeah, like rock solid, yeah. >> actual shark bait right here. frozen. >> reporter: most people like me have never seen a shark up close. but today we're going to try and change that. i'm teaming upith encer, nation geographic explorers and s archers. >> where are we right now? >> so we're off miami beach, trying to get hammerheads and bull sharks for our respective dissertations. >> and how exactly are we doing that? because i'm looking around, i'm not seeing any sharks. >> so we use a special sort of permitted scientificmethod. we have about a 40-pound weight. we put on a long line that sits at the bottom. it also has bait. and hopefully will attract a shark. then we put five of these out. we put them out, let them hang out for about 45 minutes, then pull each one of them up and see if we have any bait. >> reporter: laura and

"nightline's" ashan singh reports on why her dashed dreams are sparking renewed calls for changing cannabis an introduction. >> sha'carri richardson. >> reporter: the fastest woman in the united states. 21-year-old sha'carri richard richardson. >> here comes sha'carri! richardson's going to tokyo! >> reporter: scorching her competition in the olympic trial finals. a sure bet to join the u.s. olympic team in tokyo this year, it was her flair, energy, and mind-blowing performances at the trials that won the hearts of americans across the country. >> yeah, i am an olympian. a dream since i've been young. tokyo! >> reporter: the tokyo olympics slated to start just this month, with richardson ready to be one of the newest faces of team usa. but all that came to a screeching halt. >> the u.s. olympic track star sha'carri richardson suspended for a month after testing positive for marijuana. >> reporter: the track star's road to olympic glory completely abandoned after testing positive for marijuana. the world anti-doping agency sidelining richardson for 30 days, voiding her trial times, making it

singh -- experiencing flooding. a further update from schultz in western germany. >> no warning.estroyed, lives lost in a matter of minutes. the water ripped up the roads, toss cars aside like toys. we met margaretta just ashe arrived back. she and her family fled last night. at the very last minute, a fireman got them out. the family is safe, but her son was injured he is in hospital. margaretta points out what was her neighbor's house. she says she does not know what happened to the neighbor. as to her own property, half the house is gone. her daughter tells us. in schultz, they are still in shock. they had just wreath verbiage -- just finished refurbishing their pub. better news for their neighbors dog. they managed to pull him to safety just in time last night. it is hard to imagine that just yesterday, this was a quiet village street. what is worrying people now is that there is more rain forecast this evening. what will happen when the water levels rise again? for now, harmless and fearful, they mourn their dead and wait anxiously for night to come. ros: from germany, we tu

. >> reporter: chante singh emma of tenants together, a tenants rights coalition, things the nearly half a million-dollar buyout is an anomaly. >> this seems like an exceedingly rare circumstance. i think it will continue to be exceedingly rare. i don't necessarily see a trend in this. >> reporter: mcdonald says it's an extreme example, however -- >> this number sends a message that this is not unheard of now, so who knows, we might have a million-dollar buyout in a couple years. >> according to the san francisco rent board figures, there were 333 buyouts negotiated in 2020. reporting live in presidio heights, max darrow, kpix 5. >> i think a lot of renters are sitting at home right now, thinking i'd take $1 million to leave my place, i'd take half a million. that sounds pretty good. that's a down payment on a house, easy. maybe in the bay area. might be tough. all right, max. thanks. >>> looking live out at san mayn breed is launching a new street team to stop drug overdoses. it starts on monday. the team will work to provide care and support for 700 homeless people who are at high risk

here's "nightline's" ashan singh. >> reporter: what if your backyard could look like this? or this?l in your rear-view mirror. >> our living room turns into a dining room with just a simple slide of our table. >> reporter: trade it in for a metal box on wheels. >> anybody looking for an adventure, for an opportunity to explore, this is a great way to do it. >> reporter: this is van life. aka the real life "nomadland." where the open road beckons. for thousands of people, living simply is the only way to live. >> there's kind of a joke in van life, that you never really know where you're going to go more than a few days in advance. that's really very true. >> reporter: even celebrities like captain marvel herself -- >> can i put my hands down? brig the movement. >> this is incredible. >> reporter: with a tricked-out nissan with fancy amenities. >> wow, this is so cool! >> reporter: but the real o.g., meet bob wells. he's the real-life van guru who played himself in this year's oscar-winning film "nomadland." >> i'll see you down the road. >> reporter: his current home, a 2011 chevy d

they need to be double jabs to get— but sajid javid said a fortnight after becoming health secretary singhunded the climate change proposals. what he said earlier which they were talking about what really isn�*t good enough and pontificating of the g7, their rate, the plans, all of this stuff intertwined with brexit while making britain great again, having a greater presence and showing leadership on the world stage, this isjust robbing peter to pay paul. it's isjust robbing peter to pay paul. it�*s really short—sighted but in terms of the reverting that is going to need to be done after the pandemic, but also in terms of the claimant emergency that we are told we are facing and so, lots of rhetoric but short on action. taking us to the sunday times, after the duke of edinburgh died earlier this year that prince charles became duke of edinburgh. a long it does not look like it�*s going to pass the privilege onto his youngest brother. i�*m lost on the distinctions between earls and dukes but edward is the only one who isn�*t a duke, should we be worried? i a duke, should we be worried? i th

i want to remain myself. >> reporter: remember that name, kamal singh.kground who may be destined to shake the world of classical ballet. ♪ for "cbs this morning saturday," holly williams, london. >> i love his attitude. i want to be my own original. i want to be no copy -- >>e- unbelievable. like the opportunity. imagine if he hadn't gotten that. >> yeah. >> like a gift wasted. >> and the picture -- two pictures made all the difference. >> yeah. >> he can help his family now because they're struggling in india. >> all of it. amazing story. >> thank you, holly and kamal. >>> if you're heading out, don't forget to record "cbs this morning saturday." coming up in our next hour, mission control. that was home to nasa's longest serving flight director. now he's in command of his own fleet of planes that he built himself. we'll talk to paul dye about his favorite pastime and where space exploration should take us next. >>> plus, capturing change. from some of the earliest women behind the lens to those currently making their mark. we'll look at women photogra

the tweet provide the mixed reaction to some the name singh her view of the national holiday. republican is pointed to that bush is black and went from being a nurse to serving in the house of representatives. another claim that her message had dishonored every black person who fought for the nation with race now even taught in schools and causing division along with the symbols at the heart of the republic. cast the f looks, it was american. identity means today. what makes it america is it being a patriot lesson, serving in the marines. paying taxes is waving the flag, putting up the stars and stripes and poll outside your house. know that according to that media, just might make you of fanatical republican today flying the american flag from the back of a pickup truck or over a lawn is increasingly seen as a clue will be. it's an imperfect one to a person's political affiliation, and it's deeply divided nation. well that writes about division, which the media course flat and inflamed in the name of ad revenue. but it's everywhere. people see everything differently. everyone has an opi

let's get back to bitcoin and bring in sonny singh.alk to us about the volatility we have been seeing in crypto of late. bitcoin. when you see a 15% drawdown in price, how much are people willing to spend? >> thanks for having me on. you do see these volatility spikes up and down. that is the crypto industry. i've been in the space seven years. we see a little drop in bitcoin payments, merchants like microsoft and things like that. overall, the upward trend is a long-term vision of crypto and these merchants believe we might get one to have -- 1% to 5%, but in three years it is going to 30%. that is why everyone's trying to get into the space for payments. as jack dorsey said, it is all about payments, accepting payments from any currency in the world. crypto is the currency for the internet. caroline: sonny: square caroline: -- is that a competitive threat? sonny: i think that's great. the more people that have crypto and hold it securely, the more they will spend. crypto has a lot of different use cases. some people use it just to st

rates we are seeing this yourself you saw the president along with attorney general merrick garland singhnt to stop the spread of illegal guns into these large cities and use more investment in things like community policing and resources for mental health. all of these things obviously can affect the fabric neighborhoods and dangerous cities in the long run but if you want to actually stop the crime epidemic as it's taking place this year, the only way is with more arrests and containing criminals longer after being arrested so they can't be back on the street to commit crimes against. paul: dan, you have been following this for a long time, you're probably arms last summer talking about the national convention which nominated joe biden, basically just ignore the problem of riots and rise in crime but it looks like they now think they have a problem at the democratic strategist wrote on our paper that democrats better get there arms around fist, is that what we are seeing here, the recognition of that? what you make of their response? >> here not seen only the recognition but we are seei

let's get back to bitcoin and bring in sonny singh. chief commercial officer.he technological issues amongst us, talk to us about the volatility we have seen in crypto of late. crypto offers ways you can pay with your bitcoin. how much are people willing to spend it? >> you do see these volatility spikes. that is the crypto issue. we do see a drop in bitcoin payments and or merchants like microsoft, at&t and that. overall, the upward trend is that it is long-term crypto and these merchants believe we may get 1-5% through crypto. three years from now, it could be 10, 20, 30% action. everyone is trying to get in the space for payments. jack dorsey said in the previous segment it is about accepting payments from any courtesy -- currency in the world. he believes that crypto is the currency for the internet. caroline: -- is that a competitive threat? sonny: i think that's great. the more people that have crypto and hold it securely, the more they will spend. crypto has a lot of different use cases. some people use it just to store value, some use that as a way to h

cynthia crews-pollock and we're also joined by commissioner gord an mar, and alternate commissioner singh. commissioner dean preston is not present. but is an alternate commissioner. our clerk, so glad to be alisa somera and i would like to thank the staff at sfgov-tv for staffing this meeting. madam clerk, do you have announcements. >> clerk: the meeting is held through video conference and the members will participate in the meeting to the same extent as if they were physically

. >> overnight, the popstar posted to instagram singh today i feel gratitude and blast and for the first time she acknowledged the free brittany movement. in court yesterday, spears called in by phone demanding her father, jamie spears, be charge with conservator abuse. dan abrams joined gma to talk about the importance of yesterday's ruling. >> the fact that she is now allowed to choose her own lawyer means that it's not going to be people who will be in court saying i think this is in brittany's best interest or her best interest should be this or that. it is now a lawyer taking directions from her to say this is what i want. this is what is in my interest. as a result you will see a very different tenor moving forward. >> lawyers for jamie spears are arguing for their side to be heard saying there are misstatements in brittany and her they approve the resignation of the financial firm as co- conservator. it means as of now, jamie spears is the sole manager of his daughters $60 million estate. >>> in france, widespread protests erupted in paris over proposed covid-19 restrictions. the

ashan singh is there live this morning. good morning, ashan.he pandemic. last year for the indy 500 in the race's 110-year history it was the first time these grandstands were empty, so we a helping bring indiana back. ♪ from the sprawling city of idianapolis to the birthplace of professional baseball and miles and miles of corn fields that become nearly one-third of the world's popcorn supply, the hoosier state has got it all. that popcorn is no joke. weaver popcorn is a fourth generation family business and the largest popcorn supplier in the world. >> we supply the raw popcorn kernels to brands and companies all over the world. >> reporter: if you're eating it at home, there is a good chance it came from weaver, but the pandemic changed the way those kernels get made. >> we had to shut down some of our production lines because we couldn't safely keep our people distanced for us to feel comfortable that they were in a safe environment every day. >> reporter: those pandemic pivots slowing production but now they're back and popping like they u

our ashan singh is right in the middle of it at snow canyon state park.d the terrain is so diverse, i swear you'd think you were on another planet. look at these glowing red rocks right behind me. everywhere you look, pure beauty. ♪ behold utah's breathtaking beauty. filled with other worldly rock formations, the landscape so epic locals say mother nature played favorites, and now cooped up nature lovers flocking to the state's national parks, they call them the mighty five. starting with arches national park, a red rock paradise. and right around the corner, canyonlands, and the most photographed landmark, the mesa arch. number three, capitol reef, a geologic masterpiece, a wrinkle on earth nearly 100 miles long creating this natural beauty. next up, bryce canyon where the sunrise sets the red rock pillars aglow. and last, but definitely not least, zion. ♪ alleluia ♪ ♪ alleluia ♪ it can feel like a religious experience for devotees of our national parks. so, chris, i understand we're actually looking at zion national park but we're in the greater zion ar

we have mandeep singh back with us of bloomberg intelligence. let's start where we left off.d out of google today? men deep -- mandeep: we know the advertising sector will be really good, given how well snap did. cloud will be another one to watch out for. we are in that sweet spot of pretty good cloud spending environment, and that will show in the cloud segment. investors will focus on plowed margins because that has been an area of concern. the other thing i would caveat here is given what is going on in china right now with all of the focus on data and targeting big tech, this is a big risk for both alphabet and facebook, and that is one area i think investors would once more clarity on. what if there are more data privacy restrictions? what does that mean in terms of of of its business model when it comes to advertising, and how does it translate into long-term growth? those are some of the questions, but fundamentally, the business is strong. you are going to see margins expand, given the pricing environment is really good on the advertising side. so really strong funda

can respond to governor abbott singh when you return he will arrest you, have you all arrested in cabinu in the capital until you vote? they can't go after you in washington, d.c. but the republican representatives don't seem to understand that. they voted though you have broken arm so does not really hold water -- broken the corinth so it does not hold water, they can hold you wherever you are. can you respond? >> i don't appreciate the language. i don't like beintold i'm going to be corralled like i'm a piece of property, especially for minority lmakers that is especially sensitive i would ask the governor to maybe get out a the source and use another word. we're not going to be bullied or intimidated by anyone, including the governor or our colleagues. we have a job to do. i represent 180,000 hard-working men, women, mostly blue-collar workers from san antonio texas, latinos and i am their voice. when people wa to take away their voice at the ballot box, i'm going to stand up and pushed back. i am going to say no and use every tool in my pocket to defend them. the tool i have today i

has far more restrictive laws than the accessible law of georgia, which is why -- >> and joe biden singh jim crow 2.0 and stacey abrams and rafael were not, they cost the people of that state over $100 million in pretty much said that state is racist. >> it's tragic, which is why mary garlick merrick garland's lawsuit will not succeed. >> sean: i don't think the supreme court would ever touch it. >> now, we have to make sure there is not disparate racial impact. we know that each party tries to increase the number of people voting in their party and decrease the number of people voting the other way, that is happened since jerry invented gerrymandering. we have to make sure that in a society dedicated to racial equality that there is no disparate impact. that every new law has the same impact on people regardless of race. and once that test is passed, then people should be satisfied with voter integrity laws. >> sean: my focus is integrity, not favoritism to any side. voter integrity. >> i agree. >> sean: we improved florida after 2000, after 2016. many states run a flawless election aft

preet singh was arrested on suspicion of child stealing in arranging meeting with a minor for lewd and lascivious behavior after additional investigating the suspect was also arrested on suspicion of statutory rape as an -dult. >> you should know not to. or. and encourage a person under age and and engage in any type relationship with them. and an appropriate manner. berkeley police say there have been some prior communication between the teenage girl in the suspect. they recommend parents keep tabs on their children at all times. >> and to always have a current photo of them available as well as a list of places they frequent and how they may be dressed the teen in this case is now home safe. we're thankful we were able to reunite the teen with her family in berkeley. michelle kingston, kron 4 news. >> new at 00:00pm tonight, a fairfield man has pleaded guilty to attempted online coercion of a child back on november. first, 2019, an undercover agent observed a post on the social media platform whisper titled freaky desires asking for dad to quote, love their daughters. police say 47 y

preet singh was arrested on suspicion of child stealing in arranging meeting with a minor for lewd and lascivious behavior after additional investigating the suspect was also arrested on suspicion of statutory rape as an adult. >> you should know not to. entice or. and encourage a person under age and and engage in any type relationship with them. >> and an appropriate manner. berkeley police say there have been some prior communication between the teenage girl in the suspect. they recommend parents keep tabs on their children at all times and to always have a current photo of them available as well as a list of places they frequent and how they may be dressed the teen in this case is now home safe. we're thankful we're able to reunite the teen with her family in berkeley. michelle kingston, kron 4 news firefighters in the east bay have gotten a handle on a 2 alarm grass fire that started this afternoon in antioch. it burned into a 4 unit apartment building at james donlon boulevard and to board drive in antioch. >> only the people in the apartment building were asked to evacuate. see

. >> singh is our construct was a calculated ruse that only lasted three years, i don't think we canthere are a lot of interesting dynamics and then on top of that there are fun moments where they get to relax and this dynamic where they do love each other. they have known each other for a long time. there is a lot of humor in that, as well. >> it still fits. >> i never washed it once. >> he is fun, but also he has this darkness. he is a complicated guy. >> reporter: there is plenty of danger lurking around every corner, which leads to plenty of visual wow moments to go with the sometimes heavy storyline. >> it is very, very emotional and very powerful. asking difficult questions about families and separation. yeah, it is a real drama, as well as being a spectacular action movie with incredible special effects. >> reporter: those effects even impress the people in the movie. >> you see it put together and it is like watching a fresh movie. like me going into a marble movie and going low, look at that. >> reporter: it is rated pg-13 and you will see it in theaters and on disney plus w

cynthia crews-pollock and we're also joined by commissioner gord an mar, and alternate commissioner singh. commissioner dean preston is not present. but is an alternate commissioner. our clerk, so glad to be alisa somera and i would like to thank the staff at sfgov-tv for staffing this meeting. madam clerk, do you have announcements. >> clerk: the meeting is held through video conference and the members will participate in the meeting to the same extent as if they were physically present. public comment is available on each item on this agenda, depending on your provider and sfgov-tv.org and they are streaming the public comment number across the screen. public comment opportunities to speak during the comment be period are available via phone by calling 415-655-0001, and, again, 1-(415)-655-0001. and meeting i.d. is 146 814 3531. again, 146 814 3531. and then pound and then pound again. when connected you will hear the meeting discussions, but you will be muted and in listening mode only. when your item of interest comes up, dial star, 3, to be added to the speaker line. best practices a

and russia, david singh and i broke the story a couple of years ago that someone was rushing into theif you turn on the lights or do something seriously disrupt to the united states we will turn your lights off to. some of the other options that have been discussed are a leak of putin's financial situation or leak of the corruption that putin had with navalny. the goal would be tigray 3000 navalny's. we have pulled off a series of attacks, small cyber strikes like we've taken out a ransomware groups infrastructure ahead of the election last year because we were worried that they would lock-up voting infrastructures. we hacked into the computers of the internet research agency which is where russian trolls were sending some of their divisive messages via social media, i don't know exactly what the messages said but it said something like we know where we are, we know who you are and if you meddle with our elections we will come for you. there is a working group with the u.s., and 19 other countries that are coming up with a manual of consequences in trying to figure out where is the th

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investigators say that love preet singh now facing a number of charges including child stealing and statutory rape. >> ended up working through the night. we put our community messages hoping for the public's input. they had any tips about where she may be. thankful we were able to reunite the teen with her family as an adult. you should know not to. entice or. and encourage a person under age. you can and engage in any type relationship with them. and an appropriate manner. >> berkeley police say that seeing and that girl had communicated before she disappeared detectives tonight. now urging parents to keep a close tab on their kids at all times have a current picture of them available and a list of places that they typically hang out at caught on camera tonight. this is video from oakland in the last few hours showing a man reaching into cars with broken windows this afternoon. police say that man was breaking into cars near interstate 5.80, and lakeshore avenue. chief armstrong saying it all happened right in the middle of the day in one of the town's busiest business districts. the chief

at a chemical plant in western germany kills at least one person was stop several others are miller singhmone biles withdraws from the team gymnastics at the tokyo olympics. she said she suffered an injury to her pride after stumbling that a. she comes in with pressure from so many directions. she comes in bearing the mantle of, you know, america's sweetheart, the big olympic star. seven months ago, on the 6th of january, hundreds of donald trump supporters launched an attack on the us capitol. now the first full congressional investigation into what exactly happened that day, has begun. the first witnesses to be called were four men who had been on duty that day. two capitol hill officers and two washington dc police officers gave evidence about the violence and hatred they experienced. here's what the very first witness had to say. sadly as a result of that day, we lost some good officers. but we held our line to protect the democratic process. because the alternative would have been a disaster. we are not asking for metals or recognition. we simply wantjustice and accountability. anoth

but those are federal guidelines and we are singh cities and counties choose their own path. st. louis re-imposing their guidelines today and los angeles county did the same thing today. the white house is facing a lot of questions though about what comes next if cases keep going up and if the variant still spread. dr. anthony fauci says new mask guidelines are still a possibility. >> this is only active consideration but i think what you are seeing even though as of our conversation at this moment the cdc still says in recommends that if you are vaccinated fully that you do not need to wear a mask indoors. >> so where do we stand with a virus? 163 million people in the country are fully vaccinated and up close the total population but we are still seeing 47,000 new cases per day according to the cdc and obviously those numbers are of great concern. we are also hearing from a number of lawmakers including the governor of florida who said he has no interest in re-imposing the mask mandates especially in k-12 school saying that could be harmful for those kids is a ready to get back

stanley is likely going long the dollar against the rupee while closing out there seeing dollar -- their singhr. it is trading around 136 this morning, after hitting an eight month low this week to hold in singapore. the aussie dollar a two day gain , set for a fourth weekly drop as they assess the weekly pmi data that fell into contractionary territory. check out the kiwi dollar staying below that 70 mark as the euro is holding below 1.18 after reports that the belgian governor opposed the ecb's policy guidance. shery: giving up all of those gains we saw after the ecb meeting. the european central bank committing to alternate dovish monetary policy and saying it will maintain its 2% inflation target until the pandemic ends. bloomberg's economics and policy editor, kathleen hays, is here with more on this. christine lagarde trying to explain the framework. what were your takeaways? kathleen: 1.5 years to set up this framework. it was their old inflation target. they are saying we will now have a 2% on average target, symmetric, so this policy meeting and press conference were all about explain

. >> singh did go down. he said listen, you people are arcing about aryan supremacy. i am an aryan, i am an original aryan. don't you people know anything about science and as professor powell just pointed out the court said we are not interested in science, we are interested in what we are interested in. that is you don't fit our view and our vision. and here we might talk about something called lookism. lookism is one of the most indeadious of our current forms of discrimination. lookism is about how people appear and the way we practice our relations based on how people appear to us. so the discussion we have about bullying, for example, cyber bullying and the rest. much of it falls directly on lookism. and professor powell, just one thing, back to -- you referenced the briefs if -- in plessy. what the briefs were arguing about in terms of white privilege was the element that there was -- the statute had created this false dichotomy. they had created this dichotomy to provide privilege in a place where the law offered no guidance other than lookism, right? that it

in september, yesterday, myself, congresswoman presley, singh said -- senator warren and others sent a letter to the president thanking him for that pause, but obviously there's a lot of moving parts. i realize the letter is less than 24 hours old so i'm not trying to put you on the spot. what i hope that you can talk a little bit about the department and hopefully you can get some consideration for pushing out for another three or four months which is what the letter requested. >> thank you. we recognize the impact the pandemic had on borrowers and sending the pause is something we have conversations about. recognize the challenge that it is. today, the pause has saved over $5 billion to borrowers a month. 41 billion borrowers. just yesterday i spoke to a doctor who said the pause helped him make a business. he credited the pause as part of the reason why he was able to do that. i recognize that we are continuing regularly to make sure we are touching all different things and i appreciate your sentiment and i recognize the challenge it has been for those who have been thinking about

the conditions may singh to impose that as part of conditions of approval, but generally, we're approving the use, and if we don't have any additional restrictions, we won't include those. i'll take a look at the referrals that were sent to us and see if they highlighted where the alcohol service would be. i can't see that our department would have authorized alcohol service in the rear yard when we had no authorization for a use in that area, so that -- that would be kind of news to me that we would have authorized that. i wouldn't be surprised if a.b.c. has their own, you know, kind of processes that happen after our referral that maybe more finely tune where thol -- alcohol service is allowed. >> commissioner swig: my final question. if approximate the process would have been done properly, would that have triggered a 311 notice for the neighbors or appellants to be noticed properly and would be allowed to give feedback on it? >> yes. seeing the photos of what is there or has been there, that would require a neighborhood notification. >> commissioner swig: thank you for answering all o

cynthia crews-pollock and we're also joined by commissioner gord an mar, and alternate commissioner singhmmissioner dean preston is not present. but is an alternate commissioner. our clerk, so glad to be alisa somera and i would like to thank the staff at sfgov-tv for staffing this meeting. madam clerk, do you have announcements. >> clerk: the meeting is held through video conference and the members will participate in the meeting to the same extent as if they were physically present. public comment i