>> singh: we can broaden our sanctions. already applied, apply them in more targets. apply them to more sectors. >> alfonsi: more banks? >> singh: more banks, more sectors that we haven't touched. >> alfonsi: like what? >> singh: well, the commanding heights of the russian economy. it's-- it's mostly about oil and gas, but there are other sectors too. i don't wanna specify them, but i think putin would know what those are. >> alfonsi: daleep singh's plan got added firepower he didn't expect when private companies started fleeing russia. coca cola, which sold coke in every nation except north korea and cuba, suspended operations in russia. mcdonald's closed 850 restaurants. boeing and airbus have cut off the spare parts russian airlines need to keep flying across a nation spanning 11 time zones. in three weeks time, 400 companies have left or closed their doors. is doing business in russia worth the aggravation? >> dave schaeffer: at this point, the answer is no. >> alfonsi: david schaeffer is the c.e.o. of cogent communicat

manpreet singh was a farmer back home in india. they both work in the warehouse here.uce fruit for the european market cheaply, portugal needs harvest workers. so, to attract low-cost labor from places like india, nepal, thailand, pakistan and bangladesh, the portuguese government came up with a deal -- seven years of work in exchange for citizenship. to qualify, workers must work legally for the entire period, pay taxes, social security, and speak portuguese. >> it's a deal that trades on people's hope for a better life. ♪ manraj singh wants what his brother manpreet already has: portuguese citizenship. >> i've been in portugal for seven years. two months ago, my partner and our child joined me. we all paid 10,000 euros in india to come here. >> manpreet paid that much, too. >> we paid the money to a person in india who got the papers for our tourist visa. it's a lot of money. the family chipped in. now we're sending money to india to pay that off. >> in india, manraj singh did a master's degree in business administration. but he sees his future in europe. for him, po

commissioner singh good to see you. >> thank you, chair chan. yeah. i've learned so much being on this body for the last four years one of the things i'm very excited about, i'm very proud of the work we've done over the last four years. and overseeing clean power sf. but when i did join four years ago, one of the main things i was most excited to work on and one of the main things that former chair was excited for me to help work on was public banking and so i'm very stoked that we are now finally getting that that's one of the things i'm excited about today. >> chairman: thank you so much. any comments? if not, shall we then -- i don't have any questions, so commissioner mar, would you want to make any remarks? okay. great. so seeing no more remarks on this panel here, then madam clerk, please let's go to public comment. >> clerk: yes, madam chair. we're checking to see if we have any callers in the queue. if you have not already done so, press star three to line up to speak. a system prompt will indicate you have raised your hand. please wait until

and it's next us with professor nicole paul singh. so before the break, you were talking about the murder of george floyd, the public reaction that it was an abomination. and yet we have the largest prison population in the world. 25 percent of the world's prisoners are almost all of whom are poor and disproportionate. a number of whom are people of color and that is an a, a structural abomination. the people are not rising up against that is true. that is true. and i think, i think on the one hand, i would say we have been in the period in which there has been greater attention to criminal justice reform. and there have been a period of recognition, at least to some greater degree than existed maybe 10 years ago. that the system of mass incarceration is an example of what i called social failure, that the this is a massive investment in walling and caging has not delivered public safety. it is not deliver prosperity. what it is delivered is an endemic injustice. but we now have to deal with and reckon, went on. so i think that that's

police say singh was shot and killed at the store. this was tuesday night and the shooter is still on the loose. kron four's. dan thorn has more from the nation. >> a memorial has been growing outside of this storm. people leaving behind flowers and candles to pay their respects to hotter saying the store owner is being remembered by many as a kind and cheerful man who did not deserve this. >> longtime customers placing flowers and balloons in front of rows market in benicia. they're honoring the life of hotter singh who police say was killed at his store during a robbery is such a jovial kind hearted and >> billions in nature sings killing has stunned people in this community. police say the shooting happened around 10 o'clock tuesday night when they arrived. they found saying suffering from a gunshot wound. he died at the scene. this crime has been a tremendous loss for our community our department. you know, we do take it personal. >> many of us knew the clerk. >> investigators say this surveillance video from a next door business

sanctions, says daleed singh, head of the white house national economic council. and i think that he is talking, not even about energy carriers, as such, he is talking about the very scheme of how they will be purchased, because he is reacting to such news, which is already quite widespread and in the western press, i will also ask you now listen please. india russia completed work on creation of an alternative platform for the transmission of interbank messages. as a replacement for swift , it is expected to be up and running within a week and be able to seamlessly transfer import or export documents for transactions in rupees and rubles. and here we return all together to your thesis that, of course, we can not cancel the dollar yet, as on but apparently. we, at least, begin to not only talk and think about it, but begin to do something. and apparently. this is america takes it as a challenge herself and the world built around her, how quickly this can happen and how much they can interfere with this. well, a lot can happen this year this year. can be achieved n

police say singh was shot and killed at the store last night and the shooter is still on the loose.ur's dan thorn reports from benicia. >> a memorial has been growing outside of this storm. people leaving behind flowers and candles to pay their respects to the hotter saying the store owner is being remembered by many as a kind and cheerful man who did not deserve this. >> longtime customers placing flowers and balloons in front of rows market in benicia. they're honoring the life of hotter singh who police say was killed at his store during a robbery is such a jovial kind hearted and >> billions in nature sings killing has stunned people in this community. police say the shooting happened around 10 o'clock tuesday night when they arrived. they found saying suffering from a gunshot wound. he died at the scene. this crime has been a tremendous loss for our community and in our department, you know, we do take it personal. >> many of us knew the clerk. >> investigators say this surveillance video from a next door business owner shows the suspected killer dressed in all black running fr

hardayal singh is the founder of united sikhs.ho are fleeing via poland. he lives and works in new york, butjoins us now from medyka on the border with ukraine. it's fantastic to have you on the programme. i know it's a very busy time, so taking time out to do this, we really do appreciate it. just talk us through what you're doing out there and how you're helping. sure. we are right now at the medyka camp in poland. this location specifically has a maximum number of refugees coming in in a day, approximately in the last one and a half thousand people have come. after midnight, we notice the numbers of people, this is where the medyka border ends, and we have the dmz following. this is the location where the refugees who have been travelling for more than 17 hours from ukraine stand in long queues and walked down right here. you can see that... it's freezing cold right now and the temperatures... i can now and the temperatures... i can only imagine- _ now and the temperatures... i can only imagine. crosstalk - only imagine. crosst

former ukrainian president has also been visible and kyiv singh ukraine will resist when asked how long the nation can hold out. ukraine's resolve this meant on display for the world to see. as have vladimir putin's true colors. given every chance choose diplomacy and peace instead he chose war. this offered while the justifications for his attacks suggest ukraine somehow pose a nuclear threat to russia and is governed by neo-nazis and drug addicts. he is also called for ukrainian soldiers to defect and to take a power into their own hands. it may be that russia is laying the groundwork for a narrative that there is an organic approach russian contingent within ukraine, possibly within the ukrainian military itself to be stood up as an authentic coup to carry out regime change. putin has also claimed ukrainian military is moving equipment in a residential neighborhood which should be consistent with a resistance or insurgency defensive posture. but will also give russia pretext to increase civilian target . mr. president, vladimir putin is apparently on a delirious quest to restore the

they're honoring the life of hotter singh who police say was killed at his store during a robbery isd and >> billions in nature sings killing has stunned people in this community. police say the shooting happened around 10 o'clock tuesday night when they arrived. they found saying suffering from a gunshot wound. he died at the scene. this crime has been a tremendous loss for our community and in our department, you know, we do take it personal. >> many of us knew the clerk. >> investigators say this surveillance video from a next door business owner shows the suspected killer dressed in all black running from the store, shocked. >> that saying for 20 years, chris career as pizza shop is just steps away from rose market. >> he says it's concerning for such a violent crime to happen so close to home or era fields for singh's family. it's very strange know on the other side of our wall, you know, a friend. >> you know, was was attacked him and murdered. it is a place of business. rose market is closed as benicia. police continue to investigate, sings, killing his death is being called a

they're honoring the life of hotter singh who police say was killed at his store during a robbery is such a jovial kind hearted and >> billions in nature sings killing has stunned people in this community. police say the shooting happened around 10 o'clock tuesday night when they arrived. they found saying suffering from a gunshot wound. he died at the scene. this crime has been a tremendous loss for our community and in our department, you know, we do take it personal. >> many of us knew the clerk. >> investigators say this surveillance video from a next door business owner shows the suspected killer dressed in all black running from the store, shocked. >> that saying for 20 years, chris career as pizza shop is just steps away from rose market. >> he says it's concerning for such a violent crime to happen so close to home or era fields for singh's familym it's very strange know on the other side of our wall, you know, a friend. you know, was was attacked him. >> and murdered. >> it is a place of business. rose market is closed as benicia. police continue to investigate, sings, killi

they're honoring the life of hotter singh who police say was killed at his store during a robbery isd and >> billions in nature sings killing has stunned people in this community. police say the shooting happened around 10 o'clock tuesday night when they arrived. they found saying suffering from a gunshot wound. he died at the scene. this crime has been a tremendous loss for our community our department. you know, we do take it personal. >> many of us knew the clerk. >> investigators say this surveillance video from a next door business owner shows the suspected killer dressed in all black running from the store, shocked. >> that saying for 20 years, chris career as pizza shop is just steps away from rose market. >> he says it's concerning for such a violent crime to happen so close to home or era fields for singh's family. it's very strange know on the other side of our wall, you know, a friend. >> you know, was was attacked him the murder. it is a place of business. rose market is closed as benicia. police continue to investigate, sings, killing his death is being called a painful

talib singh winks very diplomatically and tolerantly, india says, guys, well how would we understandmind? well, no matter how we don’t need red lines, we don’t draw lines, but this is also a question. that is, the fact that india has such an idea, it's wonderful that the movement in this direction is going on. it's wonderful. but how feasible is this, given that, of course, the states are still very strong. you understand, they are strong for that limit until hmm a new reserve currency is created. oh, you see, if we look at how the price of, uh, gold has changed over the past 22 years, then the increase in the dollar price of gold ounces of gold, he amounted to approximately. well, six about six and a half times, even seven times somewhere, which means that we started then with $280 per troy ounce. now we have 2,000 dollars. that is, here it is, the depreciation of the dollar can grow and it can grow and will continue to grow. if grain grows, oil grows. why shouldn't gold rise and gold will continue to rise? yes, everything will grow in this sense, too, if a eurasian reserve currency

hardyal singh spends his days volunteering. why do you do this?s an outpouring of kindness here, plus hot food, diapers, shoes, and special care for the many animals. about how many pets do you think you've treated here? >> 500, 600. >> 600 pets? >> in the last week, i think. >> what are you treating them for? >> hypothermia. >> the pets are freezing cold. >> the pets are freezing cold. >> we saw citizen soldiers from america and canada ready to fight in ukraine. >> we don't want to talk. >> you don't want to talk? >> no. >> but most of those travels are women and children. u.n.'s mohammed refaat told us they are increasingly worried about human trafficking. >> old guys trying to pick young girls, so-- >> old guys trying to get young girls? >> yes. >> have there been arrests for human trafficking? >> yes. >> here? >> yes. >> and as if the people here didn't have enough to deal with to think about their security. so, people here are telling refugees not to get into cars and said to get into these buses we've seen lining up all day and all night. >>

singh came to the united states to provide for his family. he leaves behind a wife and two sons.se who knew him say he was hard-working, compassionate, and faithful. developing news on the war in ukraine. ukraine's president says about 1300 ukrainian troops have been killed since russia invaded three weeks ago. alex presha has the latest on efforts by our nation to stop the war. reporter: as russian forces move closer to kyiv, president biden authorizing 200 million dollars in military aid and assistance to ukraine, much of israel come from u.s. weapon stocks. satellite images show the russian convoy that once stretched 40 miles northwest of the capital has repositioned and is now as close as nine miles from the city. >> we assess that the russians are beginning to make more momentum on the ground. reporter: the mayor of mariupol says his city is being shelled every 30 minutes. >> the situation is awful. the russian army continues to do airstrikes and artillery shelling. reporter: a senior u.s. official says russian forces -- russian forces are wearing hazmat's, saying there coul

meanwhile, those who knew singh can't believe this happened. >> great guy. he will be missed dearly. he was a strength to the community. lot of people loved coming to his store. >> the 60 year old owned and on onrated loez rose market. >>> a woman is given a second chance. video from the grand view restaurant in san jose shows a woman walking behind the bar, taking a $4,000 bottle of louis xiii cognac. she then returned the bottle and apologized. the owner of the restaurant decided not to press charges. >> with everything going on this day and age right now, wars we have going on, covid, all the problems we've had the last couple years, and then coming to find out she's a mother of six, as a group, we decided to give her a second chance. >> that mother, though, however, no longer allowed back into the restaurant. >>> still ahead, scientists say our climate in crisis is bad. california getting a failing grade. the reason state lawmakers aren't doing enough. >>> garvin thomas update on three people fulfilling their newfound mission. >>> and have your allergies

that's great that we have commissioner singh, too. please call item 2. >> clerk: item 2 is findings to allow teleconferenced meetings under california government code section 54953-e. members of the public who wish to make public comment should call 415-655-0001, meeting i.d. 2499-735-4482, then press pound and pound again. please press star, three and wait until the system indicated your line has been unmuted before you begin your comments. madam chair? >> supervisor chan: thank you. i would like to make a motion to allow teleconferenced meetings under the california government code section 54953-e, but before i make the motion, we should open this up for public comment. >> clerk: thank you, madam chair, sue from d.t. is checking the public comment line. if you have not already done so, press star, three to enter the queue. for those who already done so, please wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted. do we have any speakers on the line? >> operator: there are no commenters in the queue. >> clerk: thank you. madam chair

here's abc's ashan singh. >> reporter: it's hollywood's biggest night.r as ever. tinseltown is hoping for a show to remember. two years since the pandemic fundamentally changed the film industry and how we watch movies. >> ladies, are you ready to host the oscars? >> yeah. >> we're going to crush this. >> we just have to do better than last year's. >> for the first time in four years the oscars will have hosts. amy schumer, wanda sykes, and regina hall. >> i don't remember last year's hosts. >> god, they must have sucked. >> i bet the guy canceled. >> trash. >> oh, wait. there wasn't a host last year. >> reporter: sykes and hall sat down with lara spencer on "good morning america." >> we shot the promos. it was the first time we all got together. and amy comes in, okay, all right, this is what we're going to do -- it was like when a squirrel gets in your house and you just like -- where'd it go? you know, and it's like running up and down your leg. that was the energy that amy has. she is so excited about -- >> she really is. >> reporter: sykes, hall and

hardyal singh spends his days volunteering. why do you do this?donnell: there's an outpouring of kindness here, plus hot food, diapers, shoes, and special care for the many animals. about how many pets do you think you've treated here? >> 500, 600. >> o'donnell: 600 pets? >> in the last week, i think. >> o'donnell: what are you treating them for? >> hypothermia. >> o'donnell: the pets are freezing cold. >> freezing cold. >> o'donnell: we saw citizen soldiers from america and canada ready to fight in ukraine. where are you going? you don't want to talk. but most traveling are women and children. u.n.'s mohammed refaat told us they are increasingly worried about human trafficking. >> old guys trying to pick young girls, so-- >> o'donnell: old guys trying to get young girls? >> yes. >> o'donnell: have there been arrests for human trafficking? >> yes. >> o'donnell: here? >> yes. >> o'donnell: and as if the people here didn't have enough to deal with to think about their security. so, people here are telling refugees not to get into cars and said to ge

michael singh is the former middle east directorfor the us national security council.e is affecting calculations about rebooting the iran nuclear deal. russia, through this curveball at the last moment. and before they agreed to a deal and they wanted this broad exemption from sanctions in order to do business with iran at all really be an acceptable for the united states because obviously it will relieve some of the pressure on russia that we have tried so hard to build up. and taken by surprise by russia's gambit and that is why you have iranian foreign ministers flying to moscow because of the relationship the two may have, the not exactly allies i don't think iran is eager to hitch itself to russia's national interests at this stage. russia's national interests at this staue. , ~ ., , ., ., stage. does the white house want to return to the — stage. does the white house want to return to the iran _ stage. does the white house want to return to the iran nuclear _ stage. does the white house want to return to the iran nuclear deal - stage. does the white house want to

shanti singh with tenants together explains that under those protections, tenants cannot be evicted as long as they have an application pending for rental assistance will be some protections as long as you are in the program. >> so even if your application hasn't been processed yet, we're telling people to get into the system, however, seeing in some leaders like san francisco supervisor, dean preston say the state isn't giving people enough time to make that deadline. probably the worst part of the state law is not only do they refuse to extend the deadline beyond march 31st. some more people can get their claims that. >> they also us tried to preempt san francisco and other cities from taking action to protect tenants. something preston says the city already did. we passed the law and the board supervisors and now it's unclear if that's going to be able to take effect because of the state law and the state preemption. i will send a positive note that city leaders in san francisco have come together through the budget process through prop i the ballot measure that passed through prop

the biden administration, by the name of singh, is an ethnic indian, and this has all been going on ine than a month and a half ; of the world population , not a single country has joined the sanctions, but latin america, except for the gods, perhaps, not a single country in africa, the middle east, why this is happening and what india needs, this is not chinese china, everything was clear from the very beginning, you understand that china will fight this. it's just, so to speak , gradually. and so, so as not to hurt yourself, india is some kind of personification of everything that's this developing world, it turns out. uh, no one so far, that no sanctions have been made anywhere in the world. nothing good weighs the world understands it, such as fertilizer. uh, in thailand rose that she was a fertilizer in three. well, of course, the question of nato has come up in general, and now the indians now want the first to get everything passing by. before that, the chinese minister came to you in the wrong place, everything you need is reconciliation with china on part of the border from us

however , us presidential adviser dali singh intends to cross the road to the russian minister, he willans from dialogue with moscow, as reuters wrote earlier, india, emphasizing its non-bloc status, refused to openly judge russia's military special operation in ukraine well, after that, joe biden said that india still needs to work to put pressure on the government on the rendering of fashion plans and the head of british diplomacy or she also flew in ahead of time and plan. convince the south asian giant for tougher measures against russia writes francspress. in the meantime, india continues to buy russian oil and other goods, as the guardian writes, the country depends on russian weapons. and lavrov will seek to convince the authorities to increase purchases of russian oil at a discount, it is also planned to develop a mechanism for paying in rupees and rubles as part of bilateral trade. to avoid us sanctions, while london wants progress in negotiations on the development of military trade, including innovative security technologies, strengthening defense ties with the world's larges

sat down with the architect of those sanctions white house deputy national security advisor daleep singhk what more could be done. >> dictators have to pay a price for their aggression. we've always had two different tracts. deterrence and imposing costs as well as diplomacy, that is still our strategy. >> reporter: what targets are left? >> we can broaden our sanctions so take the measures, take the sanctions we've already applied, apply mortar gets, to more sectors. >> reporter: more banks. >> more banks, more secretaries that we haven't touched. >> reporter: like what. >> the commanding heights of the russian economy. it's mostly about oil & gas. but there are other sectors too, i don't want to specify them but i think putin would know what those are. >> o'donnell: later this week in brussels european leaders plan to discuss expanding sanctions in the energy sector including whether to join the united states and the u.k. with an oil embargo against russia. there is breaking news out of texas where a violent spring storm produced several tornadoes. these are the first pictures of some

sat down with the architect of those sanctions wite house deputy national security advisor daleep singh to ask what more could be done. >> dictators have to pay a price for their aggression. we've always had two different tracts. deterrence and imposing costs as well as diplomacy, that is still our strategy. >> reporter: what targets are left? >> we can broaden our sanctions so take the measures, take the sanctions we've already applied, apply mortar gets, to more sectors. >> reporter: more banks. >> more banks, more secretaries that we haven't touched. >> reporter: like what. >> the commanding heights of the russian economy. it's mostly about oil & gas. but there are other sectors too, i don't want to specify them but i think putin would know what those are. >> o'donnell: later this week in brussels european leaders plan to discuss expanding sanctions in the energy sector including whether to join the united states and the u.k. with an oil embargo against russia. there is breaking news out of texas where a violent spring storm produced several tornadoes. these are the first pictures of

singh. i invite the leader. >> thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, president zelensky. what an honor for me to take the floor in this extraordinary and historical moment. and for all of my dear colleagues. the green party is part of a grand green family in many countries of this world. a few days ago i received the following letter sent by the president of ukraine's green party. and i quote. dear green friends, we're writing to you from bomb shelters, from our home ukraine, which is moresessy -- mercilessly attacked since that fateful day. ukrainians are indiscriminately hit, collateral damage amounts to total destruction of cities. many civil and social infrastructures that have no relevance to the military are destroyed. thousands of civilians dead and injured. millions are fleeing their homes. ukrainian army and civil defense volunteers have taken up arms and fighting for the survival of ukraine. they are successful to a great extent. but missile and bomb attacks by air are causing greatest damage. we are helpless. we have no weapons to counter air attacks. we appeal

singh. i now invite the leader of the house party to say a few words. >> thank you president zelensky. what an honor for me to take the floor on this extraordinary and extraordinary moment. and for all of my colleagues, the green party is a part of a green family of many families around the world. a few days ago i received a letter sent by the president of ukraine's green party. and i quote, "dear green friends, we are writing from you from bomb shelters which was bombarded by russian or cities since that fateful day february 24, 2022. ukrainians are indiscriminately hit. collateral damage amounts to total destruction. cities and many social infrastructures that have no and -- no relevance to the military are destroyed. thousands of civilians dead and injured. millions are fleeing their homes. ukrainian army and civil defense military are taking up arms and fighting for the survival of ukraine. they are successful to a great extent. missile and bombing tests by air are causing greatest damag

charged with murder, robbery and conspiracy in connection with tuesday's death of 60 year old bahadur singh, the owner of rose market in venetia. authorities say debrecen had been wanted in connection with several other burglaries and robberies in the area. in oakland police are investigating a double shooting that left two people injured. officers responded to multiple shots fired on approval avenue near foothill boulevard. around one this afternoon. they found a man who had been shot and then were notified that another victim had driven himself to the hospital. both men are listed in stable condition. anyone with information is asked to call oakland police late winter storms leave behind big message to clean up for a lot of people across the country this weekend from a possible tornado to a pile up of dozens of cars in the snow will show you the damage. and a barrier whether we start off with sunshine, but some clouds moving in right now and maybe the possibility of a few showers in your in your sunday morning forecast, we'll have the update coming up. and the weather cooperated today for

michael singh was on the national security council. great to have you here.war in ukraine, this negotiation has been flying under the radar a little bit. what is unique about blinken going to the summit trying to talk with israel and other allies concerned about iran's involvement here? >> well look, dana. obviously the fact that you have a summit between israel and arab states is remarkable itself. we can't forget that part of what is driving these states together is concern over iran but also concern over the united states. concern over our commitment to the region. so all of these states, israel, uae, even egypt to some extent, they are worried about the implications of a renewed nuclear deal with iran. >> dana: this deal gets done there are possible consequences for that. do they make significant progress that we would see the president try to sign this? >> well, you know, look, obviously the u.s. is trying hard to reassure allies. we aren't quite there yet on this nuclear deal with iran. maybe we won't get there or maybe we will. it is hard to say. the u

joining us now, deputy national security adviser for economics, daleep singh. even a week ago, as we've been discussing this morning, seemed to be an extreme step, to cut off oil from the united states. last week, speaker pelosi was in support of the idea. then majority leader schumer. yesterday, the announcement from you all at the white house. can you talk about how you came to this decision and why you believe it is significant? >> morning, willie. look, we're exci committed to m this brutal and needless war by putin a strategic failure. we've landed a debilitaing hit on the economy. it is in free fall. currency is worth less than a penny. stock market that be shut for eight days. country is downgraded to junk. the private sector is leaving in a mass exodus. there is no sector of putin's economy that is safe, energy. that's the only place where it has relevant in the global economy, and we're taking aim at that, as well. >> russian oil makes up a relatively small percentage of what we do import and use here in the united states. there have been some concerns

. >> singh covid restrictions lifted feels like my life is disposable.orter: disability activist has heavily sheltered in place since march of 2020. he takes immuno suppressants. they are considering pushing back necessary surgeries again. >> the removal of mask mandates means my health care providers are more likely to take risks outside of work. they may have covid, it may be asymptomatic, but i am high-risk , like their unconscious at my most vulnerable. reporter: the south based -- south bay present was diagnosed with covid as now living with long covid. she is concerned the reversal of mitigation strategies means disabled people may never be able to enjoy things like dancing or traveling again. >> that makes me want to scream. just go outside and scream. i can't do that because it would be too tiring. reporter: with the california 14 date average just below 3000 hospitalizations, this message from a doctor. >> the message about taking care of yourself should not only follow up on those with critical illnesses or those with weakened immune systems. i

singh file gnomic biological boys should not compete against biological girls and she may not be ontoaties cover anymore but the spokesperson for planners because she's got major nuts on her. by the way wheaties is the worst tasting cereal ever and count chocolate taste like a state gnomic steak. no fat person would dare eat it. now she has no beef with thomas but felt the ncaa was not tough enough in allowing thomas to compete in women's races. and she's right. thomas needs a bunch of biological girls and 500-meter whatever. honestly i don't follow it. swimming is for people too lazy to bathe after exercising. sorry, trace. in this controversy of letting biological males beef biological females, there has to be a sustained position to take. first of all to switch genders to be girls before you suck that because cheating with steroids would be easier but remember as a dude, ranked at 4621 spot ahead of her rusty anchor. and now as a check, she is number one. she should be the spokesperson for chlorine, strong enough for a man but made for a woman. but i wonder if the controversy matte

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investigators released this video of someone running from rose market after singh was robbed and killedss. he came to the u.s. to provide for his family until they joined him a couple years later. he leaves behind a wife and two sons. those who knew him say he was hard working, compassionate and faithful. a miracle baby beat the odds. she is now six months old but was born at just 23 weeks. yesterday the hospital celebrated her progress virtually with her parents and the staff who looked after her. >> she was feisty from the beginning. she was crying when we got her to the resuscitation bed and we did have to int bait her put a breathing tube in to help her and she just really fought from the beginning. >> not only were her parents fighting for their daughter's life. her father got covid just after her birth. now she is almost 11 pounds. and thriving. >> sports season well under way with the oscars coming up. last night the directors guild of america awards were held. jane campion claimed the top award for the power of the dog beating out westside story. that gives her more of an edge i

bay area renter advocate shanti singh says that your application counts if it sent in by the end of today. will be some protections as long as you are in the program. >> so even if your application hasn't been processed yet, we're telling people to get into the system. >> and that's if the bill passes. here's the details about the covid-19 relief program. grab your phone, open your camera, take a picture and say this information to apply. you can go to housing is key dot com or you can call the number on your screen if you want to be protected from eviction, you need to apply by the end of today. and they will also have this information on kron 4 dot com. now the state senate is expected to meet today and vote on this extension. it will then be sent to the governor for his signature. if the bill passes renters and tenants will have rent relief until june. 30th. diane james, back to you. all right. thanks a lot, camila. yeah. >> well, let's hope that we get some relief a little bit sooner at the gas pump because that's something we sorely yeah, we've been covering this live. will they've b

um these type of robberies and crimes are not common indonesia , singh was a familiar face to many ins knew the clerk and so all our resources are being used to solve this crime and bring this person to justice. helped out the community a lot. he helped me a lot. um, used to give me bags of food and sweets and stuff to pass out to the children. chris guerrera runs nepali pizza next door he's known sing for at least 20 years. he's here before me in the morning and he's here after me. the guy just worked all day all night for his family. he's a good dude. he's a good dude. to me. good due to the community, you know, he helps everybody. the victim's family did not want to talk. his store is closed until further notice. anyone with information is asked to call the venetia police. indonesia henry lee ktvu , fox two news, all right. thank you. henry eye on the early morg commutes. al how's it? look it looks okay. as a matter of fact, right now we do see a couple of minor incidents out there. but for the most part, we're off to a nice start. you can see highway four new friends kenyan . ther

murder, robbery and conspiracy in connection with tuesday's shooting death of 60 year old bahadur singho is the owner of rose market, indonesia, police say did we said had been wanted in connection with several other burglaries and robberies in the area. powerful winds are causing big problems for the crews battling the wildfire in santa barbara county. the hollister fire started yesterday afternoon and the exclusive gated community of hollister ranch, it is now burned an estimated 75 acres and containment remains at 0. so far, the flames have not burned any homes, but dozens of people are being advised to evacuate. there's no word yet on how that fire started. severe weather awareness may not be on your radar while you're at work, but for some people weather is at the center of all they do. foxes will nunley takes us inside the global operations of ups, where a team of meteorologists are busy keeping crews safe. delivering to the world requires some incredible logistics every day here, we sort more than two million packages. this is really the crossroads of the world. for ups . this is

shanti singh with tenants together explains that under those protections, tenants cannot be evicted asong as they have an application pending for rental

killed the owner of a local market during a robbery yesterday morning, a friend says 60 year old butter singh behind the counter. of the rose market at columbus parkway and rose drive when he was shot surveillance videos from nearby businesses show the apparent gunman running away. ukrainian authorities say an increasing number of innocent people are being killed during the fighting. despite russia's claim it's not targeting civilians. the latest target was a children's hospital in a city that's currently under siege by russian forces. all of this is taking place even as new ceasefires were agreed upon this morning to allow civilians to escape. you're watching ktvu fox two news at 6 30 as the war on ukraine intensifies, journalists from around the world are risking their lives to keep people informed and updated. many have seen and shared the overwhelming and disturbing realities of war. ktvu is brooks jarocz shows us. some of those powerful pictures taken by a photographer who is on the ground in ukraine. one week before russian troops invaded ukraine. 22 year old photojournalist from auburn

circumstance, murder and robbery last week, authorities say he shot and killed 60 year old bahadur singh, the owner of rose market. police say the suspect had been wanted in connection with several other burglaries and robberies in the area. a smoke shop in the east bay has had its tobacco license revoked for five years. police say cloud smoke shop on east avenue in livermore has been repeatedly selling tobacco to minors and inspection last month led to the confiscation of hundreds of flavored tobacco products found in a back room. the sale of all flavored tobacco products and vaping products is banned in livermore. also in the east bay. there's been at least four incidents of people being shot with gel beads, and police say they may believe that this is all linked to a challenge. on tiktok interviews, henry lee spoke with one man out with his young daughter. who was hit right in the back. you can't drive by shooting like that. ryan hughes and a six year old daughter came under fires. they headed home from a park in pleasant in one of those, or b type. things hit me in the back while we'

shanti singh with tenants together explains that under those protections, tenants cannot be evicted as long as they have an application pending for rental assistance will be some protections as long as you are in the program. >> so even if your application hasn't been processed yet, we're telling people to get into the system, however, seeing in some leaders like san francisco supervisor, dean preston say the state isn't giving people enough time to make that deadline. probably the worst part of the state law is not only do they refuse to extend the deadline beyond march 31st. some more people can get their claims that. >> they also us tried to preempt san francisco and other cities from taking action to protect tenants. something preston says the city already did. we passed a law that the board supervisors and now it's unclear if that's going to be able to take effect because of this state law and the state preemption. i will send a positive note that city leaders in san francisco have come together through the budget process through prop i the ballot measure that passed through prop

police say that bahadur singh was shot and killed tuesday night. a memorial has been growing at that market where it happened. the stores closed right now while police investigate his murder. this is the second homicide in benicia so far this year. >> vacaville police have arrested a man for an armed robbery at a wing stop on harbison drive. they accuse 21 year-old key anna harrison of being the man that you see during this hold held a gun and rob the place and sublease got these reports right away. and they ended up locating harrison who matched the description from the surveillance video. and then they also found this gun they believe was used during the crime as well. for committed an armed robbery at a camera shop in mill valley and then crashed, trying to get away. and that's when police were able to arrest them here on the side of the road. as you can see as they stole some camera equipment and help employees at gunpoint, then they got away in this car ended up crashing it. officers tracked him down, ended up making those arrests and 2 guns w

this as well as president zelenskyy singh it's an atrocity, work crime, he says it's the ultimate proof of against the ukrainians. all of this together, all of the dem devastation commits absolutely difficult to watch and talk about -- i cannot imagine what it is like to be living it right now as they beg for help on a global stage. >> jason chaffetz brought up the point that you hope the russians are seeing this, the russian citizens. we do know there's someone something called father believe commits a stream was streaming platform on youtube. it's by a young man who couldn't get his father to believe what was going on. he was living inside ukraine a week ago. he's putting out information to try and convince people like his father that this is the truth. god bless them. coming up, the white house warning that russia could unleash chemical weapons in ukraine. as vladimir putin continues his attack on civilian. as a struggling actor, i need all the breaks that i can get. at liberty butchumal- cut. liberty biberty- cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you onl