tom foley is guilty. and i'm asking you to bring back that verdict. >> the outcome of tom's second trial was far from certain. >> what worried you the most. >> just that he was such a nice guy. you would have never guessed he had done something like that. >> he didn't seem like a murder. >> right. >> and then at the 11th hour, it was time. the jury filed in. >> were they looking at you, the jurors. >> no. they weren't. i took a couple of deep breaths and i just. >> your honor, we the jury find the defendant not guilty. >> waiting had paid off. >> as to count ii. >> not guilty. >> the reaction of tom at the time of the verdict. absolutely incredible. he collapsed to the floor and we went for 20 minutes. unbelievable. >> he got away with murder, but he almost didn't. we had it. we had him convicted. and to actually have to go back and talk with that family and try to give them some consoling, how do you do that? you're just angry. you're angry at the jurors, the judge. there's nothing you can do about it. >

jane foley is still with us. interesting to see if we can read anything into that town donald trump is using. behave of the attempt to and what is more presidential fashion. mib interest -- that might be interesting to markets. jane: that is true. and markets would like something that would not surprise them. that is not necessarily what voters want. and in fact, you could say that the reason many voters have backed donald trump is that because he is not establishment. that he is something fresh. and again, folks across the u.s. and europe are going against establishment. it is quite interesting. he is trying to get some of the establishment figures within their own look and party behind him. move away from some of the voters. manus: jane, if i were a betting man at all, and i look at the other market moves in the run-up to the u.k. referendum the election last year, the brexit referendum now, should i buy euro? vol against yen, on a six-month basis? jane: probably, yes. volatility is injected into the currency m

which was also the school evan james and mick foley, graduating class. >> kenny: mick foley for wrestler turned author. >> tom: can you imagine if they were the in the same clas? a comedian and probably the baddest dude in school. >> kenny: i see mick fallen at a charity event every year at long island. always a big smile on his face, does it so much for the kids, he's written children's books. >> tom: kevin james is a big mets fan. i don't know about foley but we see kevin james out at citi field. >> kenny: low and melville high school. >> harold: aybar just want a fastball, all. he doesn't care about who or where. he got it, it cut in on them. >> tom: familia is the only pitcher i know who moved his back leg first in his delivery. the legates and anchored on the mound, he's got a little hitch in the back knee, and in the front knee comes up. i don't know anybody who's got a delivery quite like his. >> harold: you could run him blind. >> tom: watch the back leg. >> kenny: aybar down on source, two away. >> harold: a little kickstart. >> tom: couldn't run on that fastball. a little kicks

more, jane let's get foley.im cook you have to look at the nuances of -- jane: you have to look at the nuances of sterling and currency markets in the markets are believing that central banks will be delayed in terms of what fed can do. they are taking everything with stride. -- the be very cautious market is thinking central banks were going to ease anyway probably are. this is the bank of japan, maybe the ecb and maybe some others, new zealand. the market but pricing in that the fed won't hike and of the bank of england will. why would the bank of england ease. the reason would be we are try to stave off recession it that is clearly -- off recession. that is clearly not a positive factor. that's a majority government. now what we have got? political uncertainty. that's not something to be celebrated. a huge amount of political uncertainty with respect to the financial services industry. industry part of the in relation to how we -- we have not seen the lows yet. francine: you say the markets are focusing on th

foley is paying a $500 million franchise fee. home ice will be the new $375 million t-mobile arena which opened this spring. mgm ceo calls today's decision, quote, great news for our community and our economy. and with over 17,000 seats in the arena, foley has already taken season ticket deposits for over 14,000 of those seats. it's taken forever for people to accept the idea of setting up shop in the capital of gambling. there's a big push to build a football stadium. what will the new hockey teaming called? hmm, don't know. foley's new company is called black knights sports and entertainment. a hat tip to a cadet at west point. we'll have to see. >> what's your vote, jane? >> reporter: oh, i would say the las vegas lizards. >> not lizards. no lizards in las vegas. i mean, sure -- >> reporter: that's all they have out there. they don't have any ice. >> touche. >> jane gets me. las vegas boxmen. the las vegas -- because when you're at a table, the box man stands behind and watches everything. las vegas box men. >> that's a lousy

interrupting speaker foley, coughing. so rude. on national tv i snuck away from my desk and went back into the republican someonem and grabbed and asked for water and cough drops and kleenex and i will left to sylvia conti and said, sir, do you need any of this? because i notice you keep coughing. in, he started laughing. he almost fell out of his chair laughing. in every time he saw me on the floor after that he would call me over and introduced me to his friends. he was amazing. he passed away one month later. everyone of us, whether it was the pages in the republican high room watching of :00 with bob dortmund, private screenings. it was hilarious. midnight. every one of us has a memory like that and i do think just our mere presence on the house floor had a calming effect. host: i think there is a lot of merit to that. the fact that there were kids there. >> and it was not just they had to behave but when they had to authorize the use of force, for example. they thought of us. because we were the next in the queue. host: are w

which was also the school evan james and mick foley, graduating class. >> kenny: mick foley for wrestler turned author. >> tom: can you imagine if they were the in the same clas? a comedian and probably the badd >> kenny: i see mick fallen at a charity event every year at long island. always a big smile on his face, does it so much for the kids, he's written children's books. >> tom: kevin james is a big mets fan. i don't know about foley but we see kevin james out at citi field. >> kenny: low and melville high school. >> harold: aybar just want a fastball, all. he doesn't care about who or where. he got it, it cut in on them. >> tom: familia is the only pitcher i know who moved his back leg first in his delivery. the legates and anchored on the mound, he's got a little hitch in the back knee, and in the front knee comes up. i don't know anybody who's got a delivery quite like his. >> harold: you could run him blind. >> tom: watch the back leg. >> kenny: aybar down on source, two away. >> harold: a little kickstart. >> tom: couldn't run on that fastball. a little kickstart to the engine,

james foley, joining us now from london. thank you for joining us.calls that the pound could go to parity with the u.s. dollar. your thoughts. can it go that low? >> on the brexit, we should go down to 126, which at that point it's a 20%. parity looks a long way off. when we look at on friday was an 8% drop. 11% off at the lows. still not back at those lows, but it can go nowhere in the next few days coming next few weeks. if you look over the last 30 years, the ignorant as we've had hasn't been a one-day move for today move. this has happened over time. uncertainty would notice a big negative for currency and now we've got the leading government party in complete disarray. the opposition party and complete disarray. we've got very delicate negotiations that we are faced with at the moment the next few years that takes out of the e.u. nicole: i want to ask you about the other currencies. particularly u.s. dollar. that's where we are right here at home. any other currency that matters to us here at home and the movements we see. we know that the pound

procession leaving as private burial was led by the foley motorcycle officers one last ride together. 04 san jose. no response from into 04. >> in san jose david louie abc 7 news. >> wave slide show with pictures of officer cat at all of today events on our web sit site. and you can share your condolence on facebook twitter or instagram at this web site. >>> much more ahead for you on this tuesday night. coming. new digital campaign to get a judge kicked off the bench for handing down a 6 month sentence for sexual assault. >> also. two big southern california fires now merge into one. you hear from people who were evacuating the homes without knowing if they will still be there when they get back. >>> and warm and getting warme warmer. hot. really. drew has our full forecast really. drew has our full forecast coming up for us next >> here's vic lee with more. >> protect survivors not rapis rapist. digital billboard wasp- up this morning on the westbound side of the san mateo bridge. message to drivers that santa judge aaron should be removed from officewt#$. as put up by amm grp calle

vegas's first team. >> the hockey fans are among the 14,000 who paid to be on bill foley's season addictid you put down? >> $600. >> they track every minute development. >> that always has been something we can say this is what defines las vegas. an nhl team would define las vegas. cbs this morning saturday, las vegas. >> i love the die-hard fans before they head the team. >> how that profit distribution would work out and it seems integral to the discussion. >> up next, the tony awards are tomorrow night here on cbs and on her first try, sarah borel sis nominated for best original score for the hit musical waitress. you are watching cbs this morning, saturday. don't let dust and allergies get between you and life's beautiful moments. with flonase allergy relief, they wont. most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. flonase changes everything. people can forget their quiltbathroom experience. well but sir froggy can never forget. "what's worse", he thinks... "that my arms can never relax or my

he played golf after mark foley was beheaded. >> this is a mentally disturbed person who claimed allegiance to hezbollah. two very different organization. maria: he did seem to be more upset about donald trump. >> we need to know who our enemies are, david. maria: he was much of a donald trump that he was with the shooter. >> maria, maria. >> let me ask you, do you think it's okay for people and the fbi watch list to be able to purchase guns illegally in this country? >> now, i don't. our system needs to be amended. hold on the second period when the president of the united states most powerful statement coming out of the administration after san bernardino is anybody who says anything that disparages islam will be prosecuted. his priority is protecting the image of islam over protecting the american people. maria: so what is the answer? why is he so protective of islam? >> is not. his first priority is to protect the american people. the mentally disturbed person decides to shoot people. of course not. the radical jihadist on a radical extremist christianity, small government extremism we

. >> wait until you see the marries here, mayor foley good to see you. >> ed foley. >> how are you. >ve a nicetown here. >> i love this town. >> how biggies this town good less than one square mile. >> yes. >> but you cannot tell because it feels big with the people here and they love it. >> it feels big guy small, you feel very home i place. >> do you ever see bradley cooper isn't this his home town. >> this is his home town good has anybody ever seen him. >> yes. >> he was getting off his motorcycle, he was going to west avenue grill. i wanted to say something but i was embarrassed but i just kept looking. >> what if you saw him again would you say hello. >> i would say i see all of his movies all the time. >> oh, yeah. >> who want to see bradley cooper. >> you have a tv show the goldbergs. >> yes. >> adam goldberg grew up in this town. he enjoyed it so much and meant so much he made a tv show about it. the his mom still lives here. she was very disappointed she could not be here today. >> alex and i were noticing there seems to be stores here for over a hundred years. tell me about

. >> in fact, isis killed 22 supporters, among them americans james foley and steven sokolov. >> let me not get into the islamic state the peace and brotherhood, how do you explain, mr. choudhary, people are fleeing the islamic state? >> despite documented evidence of tens of thousands of people desperately fleeing isis, choudhary claims there were actually more arriving. >> the people are come nook the islamic state. by the way, we have christians coming baaing to mosul, zitis embracing islam. you don't show those. because it doesn't fit your agenda. >> then the flood gates opened. with the reasons why, choudhary says he hates us. >> freedom of expression, freedom of religion. these things sound very nice. where was the freedom of expression for people in guantonomo bay? what about the people in abu greater bay? i bet you loved that, did you hold that up as liberty and democracy the american way the american life? you know, george bush flushed us down the toilet. he said, we can flush them away because we're talking about terrorism. >> but the united states intervened to protect mus

among them the americans james foley and stephen soklov. >> how do you explain, mr. choudary, that people are fleeing the islamic state? despite documented evidence of tens of thousands of people desperately fleeing isis, choudary claims there are actually more arriving. >> the people are coming into the islamic state. we have videos of christians coming back to mosul, others embracing islam. you don't show those because it doesn't fit your agenda. >> then the floodgates open with the reasons why jim choudary says he hates us. >> freedom of expression, freedom of religion. these things sound very nice, but where was the freedom of religion and expression for the people in guantanamo bay? was that freedom in practice? did you hold that up as an example of liberty and democracy, the american way, the american life? george bush flushed those down the toilet. he said, we can flush those away because we're talking about terrorism. >> but the united states intervened in bosnia to protect muslims. it intervened in afghanistan d when they elected twice a person that doesn't

in fact, isis has murdered at least 23 reporters, among them james foley and steven socklov.ow do you explain that people are fleeing the islamic state? despite documented evidence of 10s of thousands of people desperately fleeing isis, choudery claims are there are actually more arriving. >> the people are coming into the islamic state. we have photos of christians coming back to mosul. you don't show those because it doesn't fit your agenda. >> reporter: and then the flood gates open with the reasons why he says he hates us. >> freedom of expression, freedom of religion. they sound very nice but where's the freedom for people in guantanamo bay. did you hold that up as an example of liberty and democracy? the american way? the american life? george bush flushed them down the toilet. >> but the united states intervened in bosnia to protect muslims. it has intervened in afghanistan and is supporting a government that has been elected twice by the afghan people. >> i think you spend too much time in the cnn world, in the real world, the people in afghanistan hate americans. >>

the team's perspective on her as to do business than bill foley.fessional sports franchise in las vegas. one report said the team will be called the black knight in days slotted for this said that division. thousands of people say goodbye to hockey great wordy how yesterday. defendants are not famous -- and not famous to the mine to pay their respects to one of the most revered players. the attribute where he played for the detroit red wings for 25 years, winning four stanley cups. nicole: pittsburgh pirates snapped a five-game losing streak by beating the mets for to nothing less knight. taking a no-hit bid into the seventh inning of the second major league start was recalled from the minors before the game. coming up, a rundown global market action before we hand it over to "mornings with maria." we have some of the areas. stay with us. ♪ if you need advice for your business, legalzoom has your back. our trusted network of attorneys has provided guidance to over 100,000 people just like you. visit legalzoom today. the legal help you can count on.

untreated nuisance spot isis has metastasized all over the globe from decapitating journalist james foleyria to charlie hebdo in paris to the theater in paris to brussels to canadian beheaded in the philippines this week and yes, sir right here isis inspired maybe districted in san bernardino and orlando. the rest ofs have you figured it out. but president obama apparently has not. his strategy to fight isis is a failure and dangerously so. it's getting worse. even as cia director told him this week through a senate hearing president obama has only seven months but we can't enduring failing strategy for seven more months. he needs to do something. so, how about getting on air force one, go to europe, be a real leader, the last super power and lead. get merkel, cammeron,er gone, and even netanyahu and other leaders who share our commitment to security. make a world plan and do it. we can't wait any longer. waiting is very dangerous. example, orlando. think about it. he can wait too lock to start chemotherapy and i hope we are not at that point with isis. mr. president, get out of denial fo

among them the americans james foley and steven sotloff. >> let me not get into the, frankly, nonsense you're spouting about the islamic state and the peace and brotherhood there. how do you explain, mr. choudary, that people are fleeing the islamic state? despite documented evidence of tens of thousands of people desperately fleeing isis, choudary claims there are actually more arriving. >> the people are coming into the islamic state. we have videos of christians coming back to muslim. you don't show those because it doesn't fit your agenda. >> then the floodgates open with why jim choudary says he dislikes us. >> where was freeto dom of expressi -- the freedom of expression in guantanamo bay? was that freedom in practice? did you hold that up as an example of liberty and democracy, as an american way of life? george bush flushed those down the toilet because we're talking about terrorism. >> but it has intervened in afghanistan and is supporting a goth that's been elected twice by the afghan people. >> fareed, i think you spend too much time in the cnn world. in the real world, the

. >> today's training exercises took place at cardinal john foley school in havertown. >> new jerseyris christie, wants to make a shift in the way state education funding is handed out in the garden state. rick williams is live in the newsroom with the details on this. >> that is right, the current formula gives more money to specific low income districts around the garden state but governor christie wants to change that. the plan he wants to put in place because he thinks the current one is unfair. also coming up tonight in health check, americans are known for their poor diet choices but there is improvement in the u.s. ali gorman breaks down the report tonight at 5:00. til we see you when "action news" at 5:00. >>> in northeast philadelphia today seniors at george washington high school took part in their commencement exercises, family and friends gathered at the athletic field to watch the students pick up they are diplomas and hugs too. and we want to give a special shout-out to graduate jason phillips, the son and brian phillips, the supervisor of security here at 6 abc. and co

>> so when they behead james foley, a journalist, your thought is what?ists need to be beheaded but i wouldn't have done that. >> you believe some journalists need to be beheaded. >> i only say that facetiously. >> okay. so how do you -- in any way how you can in any way justify isis. >> i'm not justifying it i was just saying that, you know, no. i don't justify any of their activity. and i don't think. >> so shouldn't we stop them? >> no. >> because they are beheading people? beheading americans? >> okay. don't we have our own problems here? >> yeah we have got problems here. >> is it our business? >> well, apparently some of those problems are being imported here. >> only because i think, i think that because we feed into this and we grow it here. >> >> you can watch my entire interview and it's a whole lot more with the imam on gretawire.com. and in the wake of this horrific terror attack, it's important to never forget those victims. the brother of one victim goes "on the record" next. the call just came in. she's about to arrive. and with her, a floo

aaron foley is the author of "how to live in detroit without being a jackass." >> it seemed like overnight they were talked about in the same, you know, breath with ford, g.m., and not just them -- motown-- all of these things that are so iconic in the history of detroit. who's to say that, you know, once the luster of the coolness of detroit wears off, shinola won't, you know, pull up their stakes and go to toledo or cleveland or whatever the next hot rust belt, midwest city on the rise is. >> reporter: detroit writer jon moy believes shinola is exploiting detroit's travails to make money. jon, come on! detroit, jobs, happy workers, revival, renaissance, leather watches! what, how could you have any beef with that? >> don't think i have a beef with jobs, i don't think i have a beef with new things, but i mean, i think it's a valid criticism to say that they've sort of co-opted this city and the struggle of the city and sort of commodified it in a way that most companies i think would be reticent. >> reporter: case in point: this ad for a new watch which ran soon after detroit filed for ba

lisa klinger and ceo and cofounder john foley. good to see you both. thanks for joining us.t an idea. what is driving this euphoria? >> i think the need for better access to fantastic workouts from home. we are solving a problem that exists for a busy couples like yourself, where you don't have time to make it to the gym, but you still want fantastic workouts, high-energy workouts, fun workouts. so the pellets on bike brings that to your home. maria: there's a lot of competition. but is this sale versus any other day like reiki increases in classes help me more and more. >> from our there is no competition. you could go to slow cycle class and get a fantastic workout for your local spin studio. people want convenience and if you want to work out on your, your location in your home, you can either buy a bike of yesteryear where you stare at a wild pitch or headphones on listen to music or you can buy a peloton i can wait bring the entire experience, energy of other people. not just a restraining content, we are bringing the community. a very immersive to knowledge of platform

foley, us will be jane senior foreign-exchange strategist.perspective on the synthesis of the moment with your >> this is bloomberg surveillance. tom keene is in new york. i will be watching yields every minute, because this is a picture for the german government bonds tenure. 0.02. earlier on we have to tenure are yield at a record low. be bonds seem to have no signs of reversing, stocks are down to date with european stocks 1%. >> these are yield movements further off the curve. we are some in the two-year these arespace, but dynamic moves in the 10 year and 30 year bond. when need to go to our bloomberg business flash. 2014, oil prices have led to 120,000 energy workers losing their jobs very that is according to oil and gas u.k.. 450,000 two years ago, and now have fallen by 25%. more problems for volkswagen, december south korea. the company will respond to the invest a should. and a hack attack was larger than they first thought. wendy's says that malware into customers payment information was found in fewer than 300 restaurants in nort

the blood of james foley will not go in vain. we need to protect our media individuals to protect the right of these individuals to fight. and let me get that killed from isis. last but not least, we salute the iraqi army. driven fighting bravely today and freeing one of the major oluja. of salut 2300 people in iraq were killed as victims of isis. that is a great number. obviously the iraqi official number is about 1800. 2300 people were killed in iraq in may 2016. that is a big number. we bow to the people of iraq, we bow to the victims, and the families, we will not let them go. we will keep continue fighting against isis until you reach victory. hopefully we will never be victorious until we are united. thank you. beghe mr. obama. i do site on the behalf of g afta. thank you america percentage with the iraqi people, with the kurdish people for fighting isis and al qaeda. today we have american soldiers on the ground training the iraqi army. recently sent. we love them. they are the heroes. our --t is an arcade to an actor try

then a similar scenario at the john cardinal foley school. >>> another update in 25 minutes.r with the nbc 10 app. now back to the "today" show. we'll see you in a half hour. ♪ >>> it's 8:00 on "today." charlie sheen is in studio as he opens up about what life is like after revealing he's hiv positive. >>> new hope. maria shriver and how to tackle alzheimer's before symptoms occur. ♪ my sign is no >> pop superstar meghan trainor ready to rock our concert plaza, tuesday, june 21, 2016. >> meghan trainor! >> we love meghan trainor! >> we're here to see meghan trainor on "today"! ♪ my lips are moving tell me do you think i'm dumb ♪ >> meghan trainor! >> hey, meghan, we're your biggest fans! ♪ >> it's 8:00 on "today." what a crowd. we have meghan trainor here. so many people. people as far as the eye can see. we're so excited to have her here. just just one of our favorites here on the "today" show. >> she's been for a couple years, making her debut on this program. which is cool. we'll get to her concert in just a little while. let's begin this half hour inside. natalie has the

the blood of james foley, got a lot of media folks today, will not go in vain.ed to protect our media individuals to protect the rights of these individuals to fight. a lot of the media got killed from isis. you know, they were beheaded? who distorted this? it was them. al qaeda, today called isis. last but not least, we salute the iraqi army who have been fighting bravely today freeing one of the major cities of fallujaha. and the bad news was that the report a couple of days ago, the end of may they issue that report, about 2300 people in iraq were killed as the victims of isis. that's a great number by the way. obviously the iraqi official number, about 1800. it's always different. 2300 people were killed in iraq in may 2016. that is a big number. if we get a couple of these people get killed in the backyard the whole world will , turn upside down. the use of what will not go in vain. -- use of blood will not go in vain. we will keep continue fighting until we reach the victory. hopefully we will never. we will never be victorious until we are united. thank y

again, foley is the new owner, and they'll play their games in t-mobile arena, and maybe that's the shape of things to come from the raiders. i don't know if they have the population for it, but this arena is going to seat between 16,000 and 18,000 for who can can he, and hey, if you can't beat them, join them. and if you don't think i guess all that success that the nfl has with gambling, it's not going to scare the other people off, even baseball came out. man fred said hey, they would not hesitate about butting a baseball team in vegas -- putting a baseball team in vegas. mick roy is concerned about the zika virus. there you go, golf in the olympics. my 12-year-old said they're playing golf in the olympics? who wants to watch that? she's 12, and we sent her to her room and told her to write i love jack nicklaus 100 times. but, it's funny, that's another guy, that virus thing, i don't want to touch, mcilroy. >> thank you. >>> they were lining up for hours. popular chain has opened for the first time in quite a while in the bay area. talk about dunkin' donuts when we come back. hi. is th

nicole: jane foley live from london, currencies are plunging, following britain's vote to leave the europeanion. it surprised everybody. what should investors keep in mind today? >> the huge amount of uncertainty opened up for the uk and europe. we had the prime minister in the uk announcing he is stepping down, resigning as prime minister. a new present prime minister will come in in october. a catalog of uncertainty about who is going to lead britain through what is likely to be a messy region. we have to look at europe. what does this mean for europe? if you look at opinion polls, a lot of disharmony in europe, people directing that towards the eu. a portion of france and italy, spain, with europe and smaller countries too. the market is not just concerned about uk politics but what does it mean for europe? that is a much bigger issue. lauren: currency affects the world market. the day after the pound in britain hit the highest level of the year it plunged 10%, lowest level since 1985. how low do you see that going? >> just over 132. we recovered some ground. we had reassurance in the ban

the blood of james foley, you have a lot of media folks here today, will not go in vain. last but not least, we is a lewd the iraqi army. you have fallujah, and the bad news, was it a record a couple days ago, end of may. about 2300 people in iraq were killed as a victim of isis. that's a great number, but 1800. a couple days ago, 2300 people were killed, and in iraq for may 2016. that's a big number, like we said, a couple of these people in this backyard, the whole world will turn upsitedown, right? we vow to the people of iraq, we vow to the victim, to the family, we will not let them go. we will continue fighting against isis until we reach the victory. hopefully we will never be victorious unless we are united. thank you. thank you all of you to be here today, actually. everyone knows how ones when it comes to the battle in iraq to fight isis, it's clear-cut. thank you, mr. obama. i do say it on behalf of gafta, thank you for america for standing with the iraqi people, with the kurdish people, for fighting isis and al qaeda. today we have an american soldier on the g

you saw him after jim foley's head was decapitated. he went off to a fundraiser and played golf. you saw a kind of -- well, he doesn't acrossen reality. it's a very strange thing. leland: he's tone deaf as to how the american people view it. >> this poll was taken before the istanbul attack. so we don't even know what the american people think today. that number could be higher. leland: you think about the fear after brussels and orlando. 84% say they are nervous, only 11% say they are confident. do you think that's because of the threat from isis or the response, or to your point the lack thereof from the administration? >> the president has allowed the caliphate to he merge in the middle east. they actually don't see the president changing his strategy. what did the president do in reaction to san bernardino and orlando? he has done essentially nothing. we have a presence in iraq that isn't work. every one on the grand is dealing with the terror threat, whether it's the cia or the state department. they see the reality. they say this is a problem. the cia director says we have

and a very dear friend of mine named mary lou foley whose father and grandfather were federal judges, getting married, and i ended up at a table with ralph and his wife sarah and linda and bob fess. he also was an attorney, she is an advertising executive here. and the whole evening was stores. they had all -- stories. they had all known each other forever, and i was working on my ph.d. in history. it wasn't on nevada, but i'd grown up here, i'd done a lot of nevada history, so i knew the names they were talking about. and just to sit and listen to the yarns, which makes it sound lightening they weren't true -- like they weren't true, but i think they were, it was just very fun and special, and we became very good friends. when ralph was a kid in the depression, nevada was going with the rest of the country kind of into the fdr coalition. it was becoming a very democratic state. so in the sense that he was a democrat, that was pretty good timing for him. but north dakota had the tradition, and -- nevada had the tradition, and it holds to some extent today, that you didn't vote so much

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the blood of james foley, we got of the lot of media folks here today, will not go in vain. we need to protect our media individuals, to protect the right of these individuals to fight. a lot of media got to isis. you know the beheaded, who started this? it was them. al-qaeda than. today we call the isis. last but not least we salute the iraqi army is been fighting bravely to free one of the major city of fallujah. the bad news, a report a couple of days ago, and it may come they always issued a report, about 2300 people in iraq were killed as a victim of isis. that's a great number of by the way. obviously, the iraqi official number was 1800, always different. issued a statement a couple of days ago we have 2300 people were killed in iraq in may 2016. that's a big number. like we said, if we get a couple of these people get killed in this backyard, the whole world will turn upside down but, unfortunately, -- we vow to the victim, the family. we will not let them go and get continued fighting against isis into we reached the victory. hopefully we will never be victoria stree

i can say for sure exactly upper foley will look like.bbie up to our procurement goes in what the board decides and we are looking at keeping a lot of that hydro-my personal goal-i'm not speaking for the direction, but to rid us of that gas could come across the border. so looking at it probably makes i would say hydro-maybe some wind. solar. it depends on what opportunities we see out there with the cost of the site as well. >> president omotalde: commissioner speak stephenson >> commissioner stephenson: i think with excitability talk about is the opportunity to really affect our climate goals with the work you're doing. i think that's so amazing and wonderful. i am also very interested in our transportation goals and specifically, increasing ridership on public transportation. all that to hear a little bit more about what are some of the exciting things that you guys are exploring are looking at to encourage people to actually write more often instead of getting in their cars? what can we as a city or as a commission, due to help in som

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the house was recovering from the mark foley scandal and clear we needed to do something to rebuild the america people's trust in their elected representatives. that is why o.c.e.'s core mission is to assist the house in upholding high ethical standards with an eye toward increasing transparency and providing information to the public. i acknowledge that there are proposals to improve the operations of the office of congressional ethics, and we should certainly take a look at those, madam chair, but it is commonsense that these improvements can't be made by cut funding for the office we're seeking to improve. moreover, the issue of congressional ethics is far too important to reduce to a 10-minute debate on the house floor. for these reasons i urge my colleagues to oppose this misguided amendment. i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlewoman from florida reserves. the gentleman from new mexico is recognized. mr. pearce: madam chair, i find it odd that we're -- we receive the words today on the house floor that we're going to increase transparency through the office of co