edward foley foley of ohio state law school will introduce him more properly in a minute. but we are having a podcast here with a live audience and lots of ways to watch. it will be hearing from you. ah, you'll hear from us and the regular podcast mode. we also c-span here. so some of you may be us from afar. and we also have an american enterprise institute live feed. and on that feed we actually will be taking some questions. those questions not make it all into the podcast, be part of this event, but you'll still be able to ask that either in the room or there and just to give you the logistic ex the way to ask a question online is to email joanne lee. that's a e h u.n. dot ali at dawg or two on twitter x to use the hashtag a aei voting booth. so we hope submit your questions. we'll have some time that at the end with us today is that who is professor law at ohio state university. you've heard us you've heard him on our podcast before we discussed the trump v andersen case earlier in the year. nad is one of our leading experts on election law, and that means current ele

. >> let's bringing kevin foley. irrational valuations. that is fair to say.o you make of it? >> we will have over 450 investors the next two days. 90 companies. we are excited about the energy around here and will be talking a lot about the markets. i think we have had a good run in the markets in india. we expect that will continue. when you look at the growth profile of a country in the secular trends happening, it's a very attractive market. you're seeing investors out looking for growth. when you talk about the retail trends, you are seeing portfolio managers also looking to allocate more capital to this part of the world. >> when you take a look at rich valuations among some sectors in particular, what might they be. >> you can have a lot of debate about valuations and you have to go sector by sector but you continue to look at the growth profile for the country as a whole and where the economy is projected to go. there's a huge opportunity. interest rates coming down will also put a push on growth. we think there's argument to be made about the justific

she and a friend dea, nina told foley and candidly about mental health. both came up to us. you'll know comic oscar, that's what's their advice to friends or relatives of those affected by exercise addiction. i'm also select the offer as an open and honest communication. instead of immediately resorting to 3rd parties. start with a heart to heart with your daughter or son. to see what the actual issue is. ok, that's a stoplight it due to psychological stream into the america. and if you notice that there's something wrong one plus it's incredibly important to read out about the subject before you start experimenting more prohibiting sentiment couple toward of them. so that's also said the house was cardinal. it's can also constitute self calm. then if you train was sick, then i'll train too much on each enough one just as much in my book. it's not always good for your body too much of it is pathological and i don't think most people are aware that there is such a thing. and then they thing that too much lying around is bad. but running 10 hours a day is something you can't k

so you just told me that some there's a chance it might not in well yeah, foley is planning a life threatening hunger strike. how far are you going to go? i've done everything i, i really good and therefore i'm willing to risk my life in order to make it clear that it's really a middle life and death right. fully is demanding. the german chancellor issues a statement saying humanity. survival is extremely endangered by climate change. that the c o 2 content in the atmosphere is already filed too high. and that radical action is needed now. hi. good morning. this is my 15th today is my 27 day. shady day yesterday. it's fully is now being on hunger strike for over 40 days. he's losing weight rapidly and doctors are checking his files. if this ends badly for you and you lose your life, do you think that would make a difference? what at least people will ask. so why did these guy die wave, when did the government let him die? the with increasingly dia, warnings about climate change and accusations, but governments doing enough last generation site that will continue finding the spot, being branded

or most importantly, we do like a family model or a foley movie. we were able to celebrate a lot they we forbes holidays and just count prior to actually being able to get together as a family have so many things lined up. i'm actually going to be looking for a job in bees and ministration. i made some great people with bright things, way let me know when cost a breeze to come talk to them. so i'm very excited about the people you know, and looking out for you just see that you're trying to do something, you know, change your life, easy generations. they are waiting like come on and we have this up, i think is gonna happen when the program ends. you know, i believe that we spent a lot of time thinking about what happens when something ins. and to me, that's a clarifying. i'm not trusting individuals. so if i am going to say that i trust you enough to give you money and know that, and you are going to do what you and your family need. i have to say that i trust you enough to have put a plan in place for when is money and stuff. so i believe that ind

they said meet so good way me that english seems anybody the back guy, me a foley, the bulk of pain. both that the sooner we will get my got the some of the mess with the made the new floating. until recently there was no legal presidents. the studying depleted uranium weapons and the damage they cause the day lawyer to i'll tell ya, is willing this guy with cases he wins in international courts. although there were no more than $350.00 subject cases, nato combined refuses to stop the pro ration of these weapons than they use, including an ukraine that same day and suspicion anything. guess what they say out of go mean a or the thing is yeah, the laptop in a moment to get see for to me when i do this for the and 2nd i think that may have shown added. so we need to do that, like wherever the lawyer search on alex's selves are filled with medical records of those home by deadly munitions. today he's preparing a massive lawsuit against mesa, which will present thousands of facts, leaving no doubt that the allowances high combined was aware of the dangerous consequences of using uranium

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we only knew it was a d foley, and later the government did the research and expose the crime. so we found out that it was die. oaks, and of course now some of us have bad health. and when we had children, they were born with deformities and malformations. my child was born with deformities and passed away in 2000. at that time, he was already in his teenage here. even though he was a teenager, he couldn't walk and could only lie down or sit. they could speak, but he couldn't walk. his head was too big. currently, american companies that produce the dioxin denied any knowledge about it to fix on humans. they claim that when they manufacture date, they did not intend to use it as a chemical weapons, but only as a hub aside. so they don't acknowledge it as a chemical weapon at all. right. to stay with our to international. i'll be back with much more and about half an hour. i'll see you then the last by just especially by some of the picture of the screen, we show something to follow. states you thumbs are full solely cells collision. the file was people's, the kind of thing to d

the education minister norma foley said they found there were 88a alleged abusers who formerly ran schoolsfter being attacked in leicester on sunday has been named as bhim kohli. mr kohli was walking his dog in a park in braunstone town when he was assaulted. three girls and two boys, three of whom are aged just 12, have been arrested on suspicion of murder. scotland's finance secretary has set out £500 million of cuts to balance the budget this financial year. shona robison said the current situation was not sustainable, and that spending would oustrip the available budget. she said there were more tough decisions to come, but ruled out increasing income tax at the next scottish budget, in december. you're live with bbc news. at least 12 people have died in what's being called the deadliest migrant disaster to happen this year in the english channel. on tuesday morning, a boat carrying dozens of migrants capsized. the french coastguard says the boat got into difficulty off the coast of cap gris—nez at around 6:00am with everyone on board ending up in the water. an emergency medical care c

the education minister norma foley said they found there were 884 alleged abusers who formerly ran schools80—year—old man who died after being attacked in leicester on sunday has been named as bhim kohli. mr kohli was walking his dog in a park in braunstone town when he was assaulted. three girls and two boys, three of whom are aged just 12, have been arrested on suspicion of murder. scotland's finance secretary has set out £500 million of cuts to balance the budget this financial year. shona robison said the current situation was not sustainable, and that spending would oustrip the available budget. she said there were more tough decisions to come, but ruled out increasing income tax at the next scottish budget, in december. you're live with bbc news. it is just over seven years since the greenbelt tower disaster in west london when a fire which burned for 60 hours killed 72 people. cladding added to make the building warm and dry had turned into a fire trap, the public inquiries final report into the blade is expected to be published in the coming hours in london. for a long time, those

we only knew it was a d foley. later, the government did the research and expose the crime. so we found out that it was die. oaks and of course now some of us have bad health. and when we had children, they were born with deformities and mal formations. my child was born with deformities and passed away in 2000. at that time, he was already in his teenage here. even though he was a teenager, he couldn't walk and could only lie down or sit. he could speak, but he couldn't walk. his head was too big. currently american companies that produced the dioxin, denied any knowledge about its a fix on humans. they claim that when they manufacture date, they did not intend to use it as a chemical weapons, but only as a herb aside. so they don't acknowledge it as a chemical weapon at will have more details on this story and everything else. don't forget, check all websites, all, tate and don't come on some more of the latest updates during me again at the to see them a studio design you put in what the rules are going to do. sky set a moment. this was as much of it like somebody knuckle

i'm joined byjane foley, head of fx strategy, rabobank. hello to you.esting to just really take into accou nt to just really take into account what bp is up to, it is in so many pension funds, there is a lot of scrutiny of bp, shell and their peers as to what their renewables plans are. . , ., are. that is right. you mentioned _ are. that is right. you mentioned the - are. that is right. you mentioned the bp - are. that is right. you mentioned the bp is l are. that is right. you | mentioned the bp is of are. that is right. you - mentioned the bp is of course in the pension funds, and the share price has been lagging, and one reason is because it is assumed to be because bp is alone amongst its peers in actually targeting a reduction in oil and gas production. that target was eased last year under the new management team and it is expected to be eased further going forward. the announcement that we had this week about bp selling off its wind farms in the us is linked, they want to move back or produce more renewables in the solar space rather than wind,

the education minister norma foley said they found there were 88a alleged abusers who formerly ran schoolsn who died after being attacked in leicester on sunday has been named as bhim kohli. mr kohli was walking his dog in a park in braunstone town when he was assaulted. three girls and two boys, three of whom are aged just 12, have been arrested on suspicion of murder. scotland's finance secretary has set out £500 million of cuts to balance the budget this financial year. shona robison said the current situation was not sustainable, and that spending would oustrip the available budget. she said there were more tough decisions to come, but ruled out increasing income tax at the next scottish budget, in december. you're live with bbc news. mexico supreme court judges mexico supreme courtjudges are going on strike in protest against the new law that would institute elections for their possessions. by eight votes to fret the supreme courtjustices voted to join thousands of port workers who have already walked off the job. the workers who have already walked off thejob. the president propose t

ireland s education minister, norma foley, called the level of abuse truly shocking and said the governmentcial redress for victims, to be paid for by the religious orders. it's just over seven years since the grenfell tower disaster in west london, when a fire which burned for 60 hours, killed 72 people. tomorrow the public inquiry�*s final report into the blaze, will finally be published. tom symonds has been hearing from three people, whose lives have forever been changed, by the tragedy. for a long time, those screams really did haunt me. i felt helpless. there was nothing really i could do. it is only through being brave enough and honest enough to look at our failings that we can grow. there is not closure i to the whole situation. there's still an awful lot . of people stuck as a result of what happened at grenfell tower. many lives have been lost and scarred by this tragedy and its still unfolding consequences. every major milestone in my life, i try and make sure that i come here to pay my respects to... physics students tiago alves didn't hesitate the night his dad said... get rea

hi, my name is dick foley. the chairman and chief executive officer of layman brooks, now is a terrific time to be joining labor brothers. i've been here 30 years. i can think of a better time for you to take part changes and opportunities that are going on just for data. you deep food. what would be the 1st thing that goes from a person who is viewed as a land on wall street? i believe that in the year 2008, the very year the bankruptcy was named by for him. so as one of the top 10 executives in the country, they called him the gorilla. and i think they called him that for a reason. he was brusque, fourish take no prisoners kind of guy, you know, run through a wall for lehman brothers. uh, hyper competitive, uh, hyper narcissistic. squeeze some of those shorts to squeeze them hard. not that i want to hurt or don't get that please, because that's just not who i am. i am soft, i'm lovable. but what i really want to do is i want a region ripped out through our hearts and eat it before they die. the man who lost t

had a whole axel foley moment of walking in, "this is the nicest police department i've ever seen." >e." how about that that's something. you know what would be a smart thing is to train dogs the way the police do, to sniff not drugs or bombs or whatever they're normally trained, but to sniff for your wallet. >> only your wallet. it would be amazing. >> jimmy: yeah. you, by the way -- >> i lucked out. that's amazing. >> jimmy: i'm glad you had some good luck, because you did not win on the emmys sunday night. >> exactly, you're correct. >> jimmy: we've both been losers. >> i was 0 for 2, you were 0 for 2. >> jimmy: that's right. you did get something that i thought was pretty nice. the guy from "baby reindeer," richard good, spent a good chunk of his speech talking about how much he loves you. >> i didn't see how it played on camera, but i know exactly why he did that. >> jimmy: why? >> he finally got on stage, he looked over, i was looking at him like this. [ laughter ] because the night before, i told him, "i really hope you win." i think he actually believed me. [ laughter ] i was

very close relations, which helped me in completing one of the tasks, under the name of tracy lyon foleyhout deviating a step from the legend. confession there, in principle, i think, i told more about myself, again i told him my story, which i created for myself, and that previous life life and my... situation, he lost something, help him, find it, that is, there are certain tricks there, so that this person would be grateful to you, as they say, nothing extra, just service, play on the weaknesses of the target, a classic technique of illegal intelligence, weaknesses yes, but not in order to use some really poor person to put pressure on him somehow from this. even now they can't name everyone who was under their development, but here's some food for thought: donald heathfield, aka andrey bezrukov, closely communicated with the national security adviser to the then us vice president. you are always moving forward, by the way, here is the word intelligence, unlike the english intelligence, it prefers to always move forward, forward, forward, to reconnoiter, yes, that is, it rests a littl

foley when she testifies about the experiences of the women who trusted her with their stories. thank you both so much for being herein today to share your stories, it takes incredible courage. these women are sharing thisd experience because not that they finally want to be here and talk about this there sharing their experiences because it did not work for them they want to make sure no other person can say the same thing, priya failed them and failing other increases in turn incarcerated people and until it works for everyone we cannot claim success. i've learned a lot about custodial sexual abuse in the past three decades and visit over 100 facilities listen and learn from incarcerated people formerly incarcerated people far too many of whom had experienced sexual abuse behind bars and i work and learn from countless correctional officials. one of the most positive takeaways of make spring to the field is the dedication ever hidden law-enforcement personnel people who work in the jails and prisons in a most every facility there are staff members working not only to do their

elizabeth foley, a mother of three from virginia, tragically lost her left hand in a shark attack.r i heard lulu's story and about the prior attack, i immediately thought -- what could have been done differently? it turns out lulu's parents were thinking the exact same thing. there has to be a better way to get information into the hands of beach goers, of parents, of families if a shark attack has happened in their vicinity, and that's why i've introduced lulu's law. this is a bipartisan bill which congressman gary palmer is leading in the house and i'm so proud that everyone in the alabama delegation has signed on. it would give local authorities the authority -- give local authorities the confidence that they're authorized to issue a wireless emergency alert beachgoers of potential shark attacks. it empowers them to help beach goers stay safe through existing wireless emergency alert system. though is -- though this is a small change in statute, it would enable local leaders to put information into the hands of families faster, which, as we can see, would make a world of differe

foley. >> david j. fontana. >> chih min dennis foo. >> delrose e forbes-cheatham. >> godwin forde. >> donald a foreman. >> christopher hugh forsythe. >> claudia alicia foster. >> noel john foster. >> sandra n foster. >> ana fosteris. >> robert joseph foti. >> jeffrey fox. >> virginia elizabeth fox. pauline francis. >> peter initial frank. >> kevin brawling. fraser junior. lillian frederick. andrew fredericks. to me the freeman. peter. arlene freed. alan w friedlander. and my brother, richard avery who worked for the port authority for 20 years and inspired me to become a lawyer. i miss you everyday and love you very much. we will never forget. we will get you and the other people who were murdered on 9/11 justice >> and my brother ronald j rubins. we love you, we miss you, and god bless america. >> andrew friedman. greg. lisa and frost.peter christian fry. clement a fumando. steven elliot furman. paul james furmato. karleton douglas beye fyfe. fredric neal gabler. richard peter gabriel. richard s. gabri

still at risk of taking out those august lows on the changing media landscape for sports with tom foley as apple launches iphone 16 with the promise of ai. u.s. stocks looking to rebound after snapping the losing streak. the academy saying that there is still risk ahead, looking to take out the august lows with a major disconnect between people believing they had capitulation as opposed to having seen actual capitulation. pete joins us now for more. good morning to you. taking out the august low seems terrible but then i look at august 5, a percent south from where we are right now doesn't sound so bad. what was it about august 5 that you would describe as capitulation? pete: a lot of people look at the vix at 8:30 in the morning and it was a calculation. nobody traded above 40. they took comfort in having the vix at 65 with everything calming down. there was never panic in the futures market or in the trading hours. i think they will start reloading the boat in saying we are good, it's a washed up trade to capitulation but i don't think we have that as we hear this. it's already coming

like what the heck, you know, it's hard enough to get our kids into a program where they're able to foleye learn we can't wait. you know, every day that our kids are not getting the help, that they deserve their falling back in dressing. and i do see that in my daughter already only having been in school for, you know, we can have 2 weeks. >> the district says it has entered into a partnership with saint mary's college of california to create a program that pays graduate students to earn their credentials. some changes coming to south bay classroom. san jose unified schools are limiting cell phone use for students. the district says the move helps prevent distractions from social media. text messaging and other notifications. wo class is in session. california superintendent now calling for all school districts state-wide to limit cell phone use in schools. educators say there is growing evidence of students experiencing mental health issues when they spent too much time on their phones last year. a survey from pew research center showed a 3rd of students but more peaceful when they were

res. 805, commemorating the tenth anniversary of the murder of james wright foley and so forth.residing officer: without objection. the committee is discharged and the senate will proceed. mr. schumer: i ask unanimous consent that the shaheen-graham amendment to the resolution be considered and agreed to, the resolution, as amended, be agreed to, the shaheen-graham amendment to the preamble be considered and agreed to, the preamble, as amended, be agreed to, and that the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i ask unanimous consent that when the senate completes its business today, it adjourn under the provisions of s. res. 888 to then convene for pro forma sessions only, with no business being conducted on the following days and times -- friday, september 27 at 10:00 a.m., tuesday, october 1 at 1:00 p.m. friday, october 4 at 10:00 am. tuesday, october 8 at 2:30 p.m. friday, october 11 at 8:30 a.m.. tuesday, october 15, at 1:30 p.m. friday, october 18, at 10:00 a.m., tuesday, october 22, at 8:00 a

foley. hi. commissioner. warrened commissioners.hat motion passes unanimously 6 to 0.tor oould sorry about that, go ahead and the agenda. thanks thank you. acting zoning would be continued to september 18th. y. continue 17th. commissioners that will place this under youregular calendar for items six a through cs006771 lbr for 1434 grant avenue, respectively. b. good afternoon, commissioners. samuels, planning staff and your new ldre legacy bu p businessresentat public comment. i'll beginng business registry&i to you is for the sa neighborhoodng san frf atue current locationcchio, a tivoli in 1907. ite italian meals to the masses at. opened after the 1906 earthquake, itding9;q house serving the italian immigrants ando w finocc. they transformed the space and exchanged the bocce ball courts for screening experimentalr. san francisco's bombing, hit youth had a place to theps ginsberg orer counterculture communities approached cca running playstnketyÑ nt and played anom settlers an to poets and musicians to actors and artisspiration,