foley. pj foley is really a man of mystery. i don't use that phrase lightly here because first of all, no one knows what his real name is. he's always referred to as pj. is it philip? is it peter? sometime it's written as both. sometimes you'll see in a document he's listed as philip jay foley of the times. peter jay foley was two different names going on here. he's from massachusetts and he's a insurance salesman who had come to port jervis by trade. he was a machinist and just as a side note, when i was trying to track down who he could be, i knew he was from warren, massachusetts. and that area, the number of people using initials for foley. pj i'm like, how many people have the same name? the newspaper talked about his brother, who went by j.p. like, this is not original people. this is not easy. so i never really did get to the bottom of mr. foley because at some point the book wouldn't get written if i kept you know, i had to i had to put the white flag up on foley. but i'm okay with that for now. and what's he? a scoundr

rugby union referee tom foley says he's stepping away from officiating at the highest level after socialedia abuse following the world cup final. and tiger rediscovers his roar, saying it was fun to play competitive golf once again eight months on from his last appearance. welcome to the programme. thank you forjoining us. we start with football and the final round of crucial women's nation league on tuesday, with plenty still to be decided. nowhere more so than at hampden, where england are hoping to beat scotland emphatically to book their place in the knockout stages. but there's more to it than that. england are trying to qualify for next summer's olympics on behalf of teamgb, so defeat for scotland on tuesday night could actually benefit some scottish players who want to be part of the team gb squad — not that they're thinking that way, asjo currie reports. it's been a qualifying campaign of twists and turns for the lionesses, but now they are one game away from taking a big step towards securing teamgb a spot and next year's olympic games. itjust so happens to be against a very fam

rugby union referee tom foley says he's stepping away from officiating at the highest level after socialedia abuse following the world cup final. tiger rediscovers his roar, saying it was fun to play competitive golf once again, eight months on from his last appearance. welcome along. thank you forjoining us. we start then with football and the final round of crucial women's nations league on tuesday with plenty still to be decided, nowhere more so than at hampden, where england are hoping to beat scotland emphatically to book their place in the knockout stages. but there's more to it than that. england are trying to qualify for next summer's olympics on behalf of team gb, so defeat for scotland on tuesday night could actually benefit some scottish players who want to be part of the great britain squad. not that they're thinking about it that way is joe curry now reports. that way as joe curry now reports. it's been a qualifying campaign of twists and turns for the lionesses, but now they're one game away from taking a big step towards securing team gb a spot at next summer's olympic gam

speaking to the bbc�*s jack killah, foley's been describing some of the abuse he's received.ays upsetting. what is quite frightening is, think, at last count there will be 2000 messages, sorry, 2000 posts against major officials from the world cup which had reached they would consider prosecution pressel. prosecution threshold is regular, direct threats to life, threats of violence, threats of sexual violence, and so on, against us and against families. so that would sit into context the scale of the problem. into context the scale of the problem-— into context the scale of the roblem. ., , , problem. some of the messages ou have problem. some of the messages you have had _ problem. some of the messages you have had have _ problem. some of the messages you have had have been - you have had have been absolutely vile.- you have had have been| absolutely vile.- can you have had have been absolutely vile. yes. can you, without going _ absolutely vile. yes. can you, without going into _ absolutely vile. jazz can you, without going into huge of detail, can into detail about the typ

speaking to the bbc�*s jack killah, foley's been describing some of the abuse he's received. some of what he says upsetting. what is quite frightening is, i think, at last count there will be 2000 messages, sorry, 2000 posts against major officials from the world cup which had reached they would consider as prosecution threshold. now, prosecution threshold is threats to life, direct threats to life, threats of violence, threats of sexual violence, and so on — against us and against families. so that puts it into context the scale of the problem. some of the messages you have had have been absolutely vile. yes. can you, without going into huge detail, go into any detail about the type of tone? yes, talking about family dying a slow cancer death, families being — hoping that my family die in a horrific car accident. and there were literally hundreds. the international ice hockey federation has said it will be mandatory for players to wear neck guards at all levels of competition. the announcement follows the death of nottingham panthers forward adam johnson in late october afte

yeah >> rachel and ben, here are foley artists named after sound effects legend jack foley in a movie or tv production. these are the folks responsible for creating the specific sounds you hear, which apparently a lot of the time they're all lying to you. >> all of the things that you hear on set that is all us deceiving you. for example, in harry potter and the chamber of secrets, when harry's bones are magically removed from his wrist , rachel creates what our imagination decides is a convincing sound by squeezing this blushy rubber squishy thing together >> or in 2018, a quiet place. the gooey slosh of the monsters attacking emily blunt. sounds awful lot like a head of lettuce being scrunched. >> if you want something that actually has juice in it and has more organic noise, such for a monster, it would go like lettuce and really just squeeze it. >> please stop using the word organic. so our favorite movie lying to us a little. >> they are, they are. >> but it kind of makes the overall escapism and experience even more impressive. >> it's a fun, weird career that i think is just wo

yeah, to your point, foley, others have been hammered. in 94, democrats were really shy, so to speak, literally. and so they were just not it. and and he was also particularly worried about michigan and ohio, where there's a lot of hunters. and he didn't want to tick them off. but the nra's buy what he was selling and they were out there beating the bushes, saying he's coming for your guns. and gun sales went through the roof and particularly ar 15 sales come one of my favorite of many details in your book is that leading into the 2016 election, the gun makers thought hillary clinton's likely to be the next president and they were planning in their financial and other projections going to be a real bump in in sales and purchases just as there was obama's election in oh eight. and instead of course, trump and in fact, it's actually disastrous for the gun industry. it's so that barack so that bump in sales is called the barack in the gun industry. and then the trump slump was came in 2016. so yeah, so but you know, then on a much darker lev

and foley it was from spokane, washington, very eastern washington state. so, at the time, there was clearly overlap among republicans who were in favor of gun control and democrats who actually were pretty pro- gun rights. what happened in the intervening 30 years and how did it become as kind of hyper partisan iced as it is now? >> well, i think that is the last third of our book goes into great detail on all this, but you have an object that has now been declared something that has been banned. importantly, the gunmakers went to the atf and said, if we make these modifications, can we continue to sell the rifle? and atf said yeah. so, not entirely, but a lot of cosmetic changes were made to the rifle, and therefore, they were back in business. but the notion, the political notion that settled on the public was this gun was banned. they are trying to take my gun away. and that debate and many others have divided this country very severely, as we all know. and there has been compromised, became the trail. and that is something that there are various key po

thank you, commissioner foley. yeah. uh, commissioner baldauf, i just i just want to put some color on this from when we when we had this hearing, i think whatever. six months ago. um, but but we beat this up pretty bad, uh, because of the constraints of the site and the fact that the bridge is basically a zero. so it's kind of dead. uh, what i do find very interesting fema comment, though , is the fact that lefty o'doul bridge did get renovated and this is the gateway and it's not being and i respect that. but i think in this particular situation, in trying to fix this bridge with all the constraints, was almost impossible. i think that's kind of what we came to the conclusion of last, last time. but i do appreciate your comments, and i think they make i just appreciate them and i wish we could do something different. uh, commissioner baldauf, well, thank you. and again, as i say, i'm catching up to speed and i apologize to make people go over old ground. but i , i the rejection on 626. um i don't know if i had been ask

. >> detective foley, do you ever read >> shootouts disturbing the peace a lot >> please tell me you, but i broke out. >> it's not beverly hills without axel foley netflix dropped the first trailer for the long-awaited "axel f. eddie murphy and paul reiser are all back he said if jerry bruckheimer's back in, i'm back in >> you got limb him coming backo america. >>> now hbo revealed that the 12th season of "curb your enthusiasm" will be the last larry david said that the end of the show's 24-year run will allow allow him to finally shed the character of larry david they are set to take their final bow in april 24 years, that's insane. >> he took some years off here and there. he kind of did it when he wanted to because he's larry david and he k onecan, one of the funniest shows. >>> make it a four-peat for trevor noah. he will be returning as host of the grammy awards for the fourth year in a row. he's again excited for the opportunity to watch the show in person and comment on it as it's happening. he also has the chance to take home an award this year. that's because he is a nominee

commissioner foley has to leave. we are down 4. >> commissioners. as stated already items 11a and b. thank you. >> good afternoon again, commissioners michelle planning staff. the item before you is request for certificate of appropriateness for the property, 1711 webster. webster is a stick style 2 story over garage single family. built circa 1876 by samuel new some. the vulner house the wood frame building ornamentation the front facade including deck ritted bay windos. bracketts and trim, arch bay window. the sun bifrt and stick work. grooves and steeple. the building was individual low listed on national register of historic place in 73. around that time relocate friday 773 turk street. to the present location in response to the redevelopment agency removal of homes and properties in the western edition one of 13 historic properties relocated by san francisco heritage foundation. under the management a contractor and preservationist of merit. the project involved rehab of 1737 webster. includes construction of a fourth story vertical addition. r

a british referee tom foley will take a — to be.oley will take a break— to be. a british referee tom foley will take a break from _ to be. a british referee tom foleyl will take a break from international rugby because of the torrent of criticism and abuse he received after the world cup final. fully was the television match official for south africa �*s victory over... the upgraded yellow card to a read. he says the increasing levels of vitriol and the demands of expectations are so high leading him to this moment. fully will continue to this moment. fully will continue to officiate in the premiership. kyle sinckler says more players may follow owen farrell's lead and take a break from follow owen farrell's lead and take a breakfrom rugby. he is prioritising his and his family positive well—being. sinckler says players need more support with the pressures of playing for england. wales centre george north has confirmed he willjoin second division club provence next season. north is out of contract with ospreys at the end of the curr

foley was first elected to the board in november of 2018, and then reelected last year. he represents district two, which includes concord and surrounding cities. outgoing bart board president janice lee gave a final farewell to close out her terme. >> i know that so much of what's turned our system around this year has been months and really years in the making, and honestly, i feel like i just am lucky to be here at the right place, at the right time as board president to see bart make incredible strides to build a better, safer, cleaner, more reliable and more rider centered system than ever. >> lee listed highlighted accomplishments including increased policing and safety measures and expanding discounts for clipper cards to make sure low income residents have access to bart. >> i think it's easy for me as a jew to see that that this is a genocide happening in our eyes. a group gathers in the east bay to mourn the lives of those killed in gaza. >> why? they say rallies such as this are so important during this time of conflict. >> and a new poll showing us where vote

now, foley would rumble. now, mick foley would have survived that.seriously , you know, life >> so seriously, you know, life threatening. was that threatening. yeah, that was that was a genuinely dangerous assault. >> like even i was like, well that's, that's, that's too much. >> i mean, do you think do you think the police will actually do anything about it? you do anything about it? do you think the are not going think the police are not going to do anything? >> they going find >> how are they going to find they're not to do they're not going to do anything. was like you anything. if that was like you said, the pride flag, then there'd swat team there there'd be a swat team there instead. yeah, this this instead. yeah, but this is this is going go on. i just is going to go on. i mean, just because they only find out because they can only find out who is from video. right. who it is from the video. right. and video is to and the video is to not pixelated enough. you know, they can't zoom and see anyone's can't zoom in and see anyone's just going sur

rugby union referee tom foley says he's stepping away from officiating at the highest level after socialrld cup final. and tiger rediscovers his roar, saying it was fun to play competitive golf once again eight months on from his last appearance. welcome to the programme. thank you forjoining us. we start with football and the final round of crucial women's nation league on tuesday, with plenty still to be decided.

rugby union referee tom foley says he's stepping away from officiating at the highest level after socialfinal. tiger rediscovers his roar, saying it was fun to play competitive golf once again, eight months on from his last appearance. welcome along. thank you forjoining us. we start then with football and the final round of crucial women's nations league on tuesday

rugby union referee tom foley says he's stepping away from officiating at the highest level after socialing the world cup final. and tiger rediscovers his roar, saying it was fun to play competitive golf once again eight months on from his last appearance. welcome to the programme. thank you forjoining us. we start with football and the final round of crucial women's nation league on tuesday, with plenty still to be decided. nowhere more so than at hampden, where england are hoping to beat scotland emphatically to book their place in the knockout stages. but there's more to it than that. england are trying to qualify for next summer's olympics on behalf of teamgb, so defeat for scotland on tuesday night could actually benefit some

. >> that is right, the leader of the group, cam foley, is an army veteran who does live on the border. but he attracts volunteers from all of the country. i spoke to folks who come from the new york area, the california, idaho, from oregon. summer driving very long distances to camp out there for a week and a patrol. they're motivated by some of the fears that you're talking about at the top of your show, that the border is being overrun, that it's being flooded with drugs and criminals. that type of rhetoric really drives people who don't live anywhere near the border to get out there and do something like this. to take up arms and do a civilian patrol. >> one of the interesting things when you read the pieces that you see, suddenly, the names of proud boys and oath keepers pop up. what do these groups have to do with these small border militias that are suddenly trying to patrol the border themselves? >> i think it's part of the broader umbrella of extremism that has come out of the post trump era, where groups like the proud boys and oath keepers have taken cues that the border is

i know you spoke to one couple who are cattle ranchers along foley's camp. i want to play a bit of that exchange. >> a lot of people consider what tim foley and his guys are doing vigilante is a, they are taking the law into their own hands, do you agree with that? >> no. the majority of what they do, like the majority of what the border patrol does, as they are a first rate rescue squad pay >> but they are not the border patrol, and they look so much like the military, i mean, you could mistake them for that. what is the flipside compared to what that couple said crush my >> we also spoke to humanitarian groups that are putting out water in the desert to try to prevent deaths when people get lost out there, and they have complained of harassment and their water tanks being shot and stabbed, and generally around the areas, with some locals, you get a sense of, does this feel dangerous, there are people out there patrolling with guns, even law enforcement, supporting the activities, lodging, it's tough to tell who the good guys are and who the bad guys are, w

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>> the leader of the group, tim foley, is an army veteran who does live on the border. but he attracts volunteers from all over the country. folks that come from the new york area, california, idaho, through oregon, some are driving very long distances to camp out there for a week and patrol. they are motivated by some of the fears that you are talking about at the top of your show. the border is being overrun, it has been flooded with drugs, criminals, that type of rhetoric really drives people who do not live anywhere near the border to get out there and do something like this. take up arms, and do a civilian patrol. >> phillip: one of the interesting things when you read the piece, you see suddenly the names, proud boys, and oath keepers, popping up. what do these groups have to do with these small border militias, that are suddenly trying to patrol the border themselves? >> i think it is part of the broader umbrella of extremism that has come out of the post trump era. where groups like the proud boys, and oath keepers, -- is something the border can be something po

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foley. and kulishov, maria istomina remained the leader of the overall standings, the next stage is scheduledusovoy. the main hero of the russian open biathlon cup in kantomansiysk was eduard latypov, who won two golds and one bronze. in the mastart, the leader of the general classification made three mistakes, 12 seconds ahead of belarusian anton smolsky, 20 seconds ahead of kirill bazhin. in the women 's race, kristina restsova took the lead from the general start, capturing the yellow jersey of the leader; she hit 19 out of twenty targets, surpassing anastasia grishina by 11 seconds and ekaterina by 37 seconds. on the rocks, csk basketball players,

you also talk about democrats who were pretty pro-gun, including then speaker of the house tom foley. who, you know, in 1994, he lost his own seat as part of the republican wave. he was the first speaker to lose his own seat since the civil war. and a part of spokane washington, eastern part of washington state. at the time there was overlap among republicans who are in favor of gun control and the democrats who actually were pretty pro-gun rights. what happened in the intervening 30 years? how did it become as hyper partisan iced as it is now? >> i think that is the last third of our book, goes into great detail on all of this. but you have an object, that has been declared something that has been banned. importantly, the gunmakers went to the atf and said, if we make modifications, can we sell the rifle? the atf said, yeah. so a lot -- not entirely but a lot of cosmetic changes were made to the rifle and therefore they were back in business. at the notion, the political notion that settled public was this gun was banned. they are trying to take my gun away. and that debate, and many

joining me now former deputy lead in the trump administration investigation as well as edward foley, law program at ohio state university. thank you for being here. we are having a little bit of a connection problem with tristan. as soon as we get up we will continue but i will let you answer your questions without a break. did the supreme court's rejection of jackson's proposal to fast-track the presidential immunity decision surprise you? can you see reason for the rejection, even though the court offered none, nor gave a breakdown of how those justices ruled on whether or not to take the case? >> it did surprise me but i also do see reasons for it. the colorado case, which the court knows it's going to a very soon, only the u.s. supreme court can review from the colorado supreme court. it can't go to any other federal court. on the other hand, the immunity case that the u.s. supreme court did not fast-track is going to the d.c. circuit, some people talk about it as the junior varsity supreme court, because it handles so many important issues out of the nation's capital. if the sup

joining us now is kate foley. a third grade teacher at saint paul's episcopal school, where in oakland, where she leads students on an ornithological adventure i'm very proud of. i was able to say that word, bird. thank you so much for joining us. and first off, tell us about what you're leading these kids out to do, because this is real science. you're getting these kids out bird watching and conducting real science with these students. >> yes it is. and so this project has been going on at our school for over 30 years. and and we go every three, two weeks out to lake merritt and we do a bird census. and the third graders, i challenged them to find ten different species of birds. as we're walking. that's sort of the initial phase of the project, and we tally the birds that we see. and in the classroom, when we're learning how to identify by birds. so bird watching is very complex and in some ways and so the kids learn probably more better than i do about, um, color pattern. the size and shape of birds. some of th

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. >> el jueves, el alcalde matt mahan y los concejales david cohen y pam foley dijeron que buscan modificardor catalítico sin prueba de propiedad. y además se impondrían multas severas. >> precisamente hace 2 semanas se fueron 2 frías con catalizador robados 3.500 $ por cada catalizador de los que es 1 de los vehículos que es muy rápido para robarse. los cataliza dores y bien fácil. ese vehículo lo único importante son los catalizadores. >> y acá el robo de este dispositivo se ha convertido en el trabajo diario para mecánicos como arturo, quien nos explicó cómo identificar un catalítico. >> si te preguntan si ese catalizador corresponde a ese vehículo, pues es la respuesta que tú puedes dar. es el certificado de compra. >> las personas que tengan un convertidor, ya sea en la cajuela o adentro de su vehículo, deberán mostrar la factura de venta original. documentos de un taller y transacción del dueño anterior. >> me parece que es una muy buena idea porque al robarlo nos toca comprar otro y dinero tiempo incluso a mi cuñado le han robado como 6 veces el de él y se me hace una forma más segur

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. >> el jueves, el alcalde matt mahan y los concejales david cohen y pam foley dijeron que buscan modificarmente hace 2 semanas se fueron 2 frías con catalizador robados 3.500 $ por cada cauterizó de los peajes, que es 1 de los vehículos que es muy rápido para robarse los catalizado y bien fácil. este vehículo lo único importante son los catalizadores y acá el robo de este dispositivo se ha convertido en el trabajo diario para mecánicos como arturo, quien nos explicó cómo identificar un catalítico. si te pregunto si ese catalizador corresponde a este vehículo, pues es la respuesta que tú puedes dar. es el certificado de compra. >> las personas que tengan un convertidor, ya sea en la cajuela o adentro de su vehículo, deberán mostrar la factura de venta original. documentos de un taller y transacciones del dueño anterior . me parece que es una muy buena idea porque al robarlo nos toca comprar otro y dinero tiempo incluso a mi cuñado le han robado como 6 veces el de él y se me hace una forma más segura. pero para arturo castigos o multas más severas no serían suficientes. >> honestamente, yo n

jane foley is head of fx strategy at rabobank. good to see you.ough, because i have spoken to the head of the motor manufacturers association and several other organisations in europe as well and they will be so relieved to hear this news, if it is confirmed today, won't they? if it is confirmed today, won't the ? , . , , they? they absolutely well. the reason for _ they? they absolutely well. the reason for that _ they? they absolutely well. the reason for that is _ they? they absolutely well. the reason for that is if _ they? they absolutely well. the reason for that is if this - they? they absolutely well. the reason for that is if this 1096 - reason for that is if this 10% tariff had come into force in early january, tariff had come into force in earlyjanuary, you could see the price of electric vehicles made in the eu but sold in the uk go up by maybe three and a half thousand pounds and a similar price hike for uk cars made in the eu. what they could have done is certainly in the uk markets, to mean that chinese cars look even more attractiv

now, foley would rumble. now, mick foley would have survived that. you know, life threatening. was that threatening. yeah, that was that was a genuinely dangerous assault. >> like even i was like, well that's, that's, that's too much. >> i mean, do you think do you think the police will actually do anything about it? you do anything about it? do you think the are not going think the police are not going to do anything? >> they going find >> how are they going to find they're not to do they're not going to do anything. was like you anything. if that was like you said, the pride flag, then there'd swat team there there'd be a swat team there instead. yeah, this this instead. yeah, but this is this is going go on. i just is going to go on. i mean, just because they only find out because they can only find out who is from video. right. who it is from the video. right. and video is to and the video is to not pixelated enough. you know, they can't zoom and see anyone's can't zoom in and see anyone's just going sure just going to go, i'm sure they've got ot

. >> a lot of people consider what tim foley and these guys are doing out there is vigilante is in. they are taking the law into their own hands. you agree with that? >> no, the majority of what they do, like the majority of what the border patrol does, is they are first rate rescue squad. >> but they are not the border patrol, and they look so much like the military. they are kitted out like the military. what is the flipside to what that couple said. >> we also spoke to humanitarian groups that are putting out water in the desert to try to prevent vagrant deaths when people get lost out there. they have complained of harassment and water tanks being shot, being stabbed, things of that nature. generally around these areas with some locals, you get a sense that this feels dangerous. there are people out there patrolling with guns, even law enforcement that generally support their activities. is tough to tell you the good guys are and the bad guys are when you have these guys in full camo gear with rifles out there doing their thing. >> there have been deadly incidents in the past, r

jane foley joins us now. not to talk about apple, but to talk about dollar-yen and the boj.e: i think if you were to ask many of the diehard boj watchers if -- they were not expecting this to be a live meeting. not a single soul thought this would be a live meeting. i think that the commentary has been pretty consistent. why should they be in any rush? they are anticipating that ease into 2024. also if you take the comments made about a month or so ago they would rather inflation overshoot then undershooting. because of the overshoot they just hike interest rates. if they hike rates too soon they get that deflationary environment they've been struggling to cast off for decades. they would rather have an overshoot of inflation. jonathan: there seems to be a bit of excitement on the prospect of divergence between central banks. the federal reserve starts to go one way and the boj goes another. what degree of divergence are you anticipating in 2024. jane: not a lot because i don't think the bank of japan will go for a lot. it's a fair comment now that if they go they will choos

and chiao meilin, as trustees of the foley lin family trust dated june 20, assessor-recorder to executethe historical property contract. (historic preservation commission) >> . >> same house, same call. the resolutions are adopted next resolutions are adopted next resolutions are adopted next item please (gavel) >> 38. [contract - heluna health - san francisco homeless outreach team - not to exceed $36,897,380]sponsor: mayor resolution approving the contract between heluna health and the department of homelessness and supportive housing (“hsh”) to provide comprehensive outreach and case management through the san francisco homeless outreach team; approving a term team; approving a term of january 1, 2024, through june 30, 2027, and a total amount not to exceed $36,897,380;and authorizing hsh to enter into any amendments or other modifications to the contract that do not materially increase the obligations or liabilities or materially decrease the benefits to the city, and are necessary or advisable to effectuate the purposes of the contract. (department of homelessness and supportive ho

georgetown law school graduate jinan chehade says she a had a job offer with prominent law firm foley& lardner rescinded over her support for palestinian rights on social media after she was interrogated by the law firm's partners. >> they framed my advocacy for palestine supporting terrorism and i was singled out as one of the only visibly muslim women associates in the law from nationwide. today, i'm speaking and defines of the surge of attacks we have received against palestinians and their allies, from the murder of a six-year-old, the shooting of three palestinian students in vermont, severe attacks on employees and associates like myself who speak up for palestine. however, the more of us that speak up, the more power we have. today i am not only speaking up but i am fighting back and pursuing legal action. amy: palestine legal says it has received more than 700 requests for support from advocates for palestinian rights since october 7. that's triple the number the group reported for the entire year last year. former secretary of state henry kissinger, the architect of a highly