jane foley stays with us. -- thank you so much. jane foley stays with us.onald trump said to ending another obama era program. the details to come. what is the proposition he will put to congress? this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ anna: welcome back, everybody. we are seeing money going into the japanese currency, some of the other safe havens also the what -- looking popular for a second date in a row following the activity on the korean peninsula. let's check in on the market action. nejra cehic shows -- joint this. nejra: we are seeing a second day of declines for asian equities, not quite as much as where we were yesterday, but they'll the msci asia-pacific index softer overall. you can see more industry groups in the red than the green. if we look at the industry distribution on the imac. some weakness in japanese equities combat some gains on hong kong and china. aversion inome risk the asian session. taking a look at safe havens you are mentioning. you were talking about the yen. it has gained against the dollar, but this chart is showing the nominal effective

ed foley is a holdover you kept him why. >> i was able to to be here for the bowl prep i heard what ah he was and great recruiter, it was obviously he needed to be on the staff for could not could not -- he is a great edition to the staff. they brought continuity to frome coaching staff to the new one. >> what kind of personality does he have? he is temple tough, jersey tough, works hard, coaches the kids hard, but loves them harder. >>> temple taking on villanova this afternoon at the linc. coach thank you for joining us. thanks for watching temple football playbook we'll see you next week. >> all right so glad you stayed with us, a final check of the forecast with meteorologist chris sowers. >> reporter: looks like a gorgeous weekend for the delaware and lehigh valley. fall-like temperatures crisp in the morning, comfortable by afternoon. sun and clouds, 73. mostly sunny tomorrow, 74. monday looks good, 78. some of the remnant rains from irma coming in tuesday night into wednesday. >> folks i would like to remind you that jack hanna's "wild countdown" is next on channel 6. we're bac

but their heart and soul would look like mankind played by mick foley. and this is why it really matters that last week the d.n.c. fraud lawsuit was dismissed thrown out it's over it's done however in the process it still managed to prove that the democratic party is a corrupt scam therefore bernie made off the bernie sanders. i don't don't get me wrong the republicans are just as bad but everybody already knows that no one was like no one expects anything but great a evil asking for the republicans. you know there's a lot to do with expectations right like if you if you go on into a day knowing it was someone who looks like chumley from pawn stars. then you're fine when he shows up you're like yeah that's my guy. but if you go on a day with someone whose facebook profile looks like jenelle monet and then chumbley from pawn stars shows up. very upset. your whole week it will. all on paper the democrats are the ones who want to regulate wall street and fight for the working man and when it comes to making sure wall street and financial services are fair t

but their heart and soul would look like mankind played by mick foley. and this is why it really matters that last week the d.n.c. fraud lawsuit was dismissed thrown out it's over it's done however in the process it's still managed to prove that the democratic party is a corrupt scam therefore bernie madoff the bernie sanders. i don't don't get me wrong the republicans are just as bad but everybody already knows that. no i was like no one expects anything but grade a evil ass cakes for the republicans surely you know there's a lot to do with expectations right like if you if you go on into a day knowing it was someone who looks like chumley from pawn stars. then you're fine when he shows up you're like yeah that's my guy. but if you go on a day with someone whose facebook profile looks like jenelle monet and then chumley from pawn stars shows up. very upset. your whole week it will. on paper the democrats are the ones who want to regulate wall street and fight for the working man and when it comes to making sure wall street and financial services are fai

but their own heart and soul would look like mankind played by mick foley. and this is why it really matters that last week the d.n.c. fraud lawsuit was dismissed thrown out it's over it's done however in the process it still managed to prove that the democratic party is a corrupt scam therefore bernie made off the bernie sanders. i don't don't get me wrong the republicans are just as bad but everybody already knows that no one was like no one expects anything but great day evil ass cakes for the republicans. you know there's a lot you would.

chris foley: people are talking about it. liz: captain chris foley is leading the effort in oakland. chris: there's no middle ground right now, and that's something that we'd like to see established. liz: to find out what has been established, we sent questionnaires to fire department administrators. we heard back from 20, most in the bay area. half don't have guidelines about how to help struggling firefighters. more than a third don't cover behavioral health in their fire academies. are you in a position to be able to lean on some of these fire chiefs that might be a little more hesitant to actually put these programs in place and to invest? mike: i'm certainly in a position that i can have conversations with them about the importance of this issue. every one of them have had the same response, and that is it's a good thing we're talking about this. it's about time we start to address this issue. liz: lieutenant george freelen is still on the job at station 13. george: these are all the letters that came to this station. li

chris foley: people are talking about it.liz: captain chris foley is leading the effort in oakland. chris: there's no middle ground right now, and that's something that we'd like to see established. liz: to find out what has been established, we sent questionnaires to fire department administrators. we heard back from 20, most in the bay area. half don't have guidelines about how to help struggling firefighters. more than a third don't cover behavioral health in their fire academies. are you in a position to be able to lean on some of these fire chiefs that might be a little more hesitant to actually put these programs in place and to invest? mike: i'm certainly in a position that i can have conversations with them about the importance of this issue. every one of them have had the same response, and that is it's a good thing we're talking about this. it's about time we start to address this issue. liz: lieutenant george freelen is still on the job at station 13. george: these are all the letters that came to this station. liz

from the quote was from database public foley and if in boss alone of the region's capitol he's not in the spanish capital madrid welcome pablo so the system is in your report that they were happy to agree to disagree how divided up people generally. well i would say feel that divisions are. definitely there's a big change and people ask people now have a very clear idea of what they want and the interesting thing that was mentioned in the report is that more than forty five cotland actually want to vote in a referendum that within those people obviously. told suggest that perhaps less than a majority would vote for independence but the feeling i got of the story was concern defiance. worry is well i mean what's going to happen because it's such an increasing and to situation you have this heavy police presence of course and i mean even yesterday and today before there were a lot of people a lot of police officers on the streets so people are very determined i would say as well on that particular the people who want to go and vote on would be in favor of independence i'll even say peop

pablo foley s welcome to the show let's kick things off in dortmund where it was a battle between the two is a classic encounter between these two old rivals now dortmund's front line has been a nightmare for the republicans with the likes of pierre emerick over me and x. marks philip finding the back of the net with ease peter bush's side went into the clash the only team in the bundesliga who haven't conceded a goal this season despite that their defense hasn't been foolproof goalkeeper roman burkey has had to save more than one mistake. a respectable start to the campaign with two wins two draws and only one defeat their away record has also been positive failing to lose even one of their last four away games he to hacking side have also had no problems up front so could they put an end to dortmund stunning start to the season. the stage was set for the big show in dortmund but it took the home team a while to get their game on track blood bucket loaded up the back and dortmund had to wait for them to slip the. coach paid a bosh urged his troops. through ball to be a emerick obama

all right let's cross over to our correspondent pavlo foley elliot's joins us now from the spanish capital madrid probably you've just returned from barcelona how survive it are people generally i was there you're absolutely right i mean people are incredibly divided over this issue i was very interesting to speak to so many people about this on the streets of barcelona and what i felt was that people were very determined to have this referendum whether they're on you know the pro independence saw it or against this there's also a lot of concern over what could happen on october the first but what was interesting was that if you speak to people it's become in some ways a to do subject and then other ways it's not i mean people are quite happy to open up to talk about it with their friends and family but at the same time they will not really talk about it that openly because they feel that maybe it's such a divisive issue with people you know with really strong feelings about whether you should be independent or not so often it's best to leave it and just not discuss it yeah understandable

with me is jane foley, senior fx strategist, rabo bank. good to see you. good morning.orea accusing the united states of warmongering after this tweet by donald trump. it read time we think the tensions of deep, they simply pick back up. —— every time we think the tensions dip. yes, this was that speech at the united nations, there we re speech at the united nations, there were other dignitaries who felt that trump's words were inappropriate given the venue, and north korea has certainly taken that time. we did have a bit of a response in the financial markets yesterday with these headlines. in the old days, before donald trump, the language was always about the moral high ground being taken by america. at the moment you could pretty much interchange the remarks between donald trump and kim jong—un, and either man could say them. yes, and there is this fear that both these men, with this aggressive rhetoric, are backing themselves into corners. where is it going to end and who is going to back down first? international airspace, that is a situation which potentially cou

. >>> another new tradition, temple truth talk it's recently the head coach and foley stole the show.oach folly has seen it all in his ten years to temple. through the all, his love for this team and program has never. when coach collins wanted to implement temple truth night coach foley was the obviously choice. >> coach said i want each guy to come in and talk to the players and what's important to you abbey give them tips about what to do and help themselves along. there was a lot of enthusiasm with the staff, the guys did a great job, it's an honor and pleasure to talk to the kids about real things. >> i want my son to be like you guys. i really do. i think you guys know this is a family to me, i love you guys and i love being here, i want to be resilient like you champ. i want him to feel that from you, i want him to be as tough as you. i want my son to be as tough as you are. i want my son to play and approach the game like you shah shah -- sharif. jake could be i want you to have your energy, i could say good about all you guys, you have brought a positive energy, but i want to

and for more on that future let's bring in his very own pablo foley ellie as he is standing by for us in the spanish capital winterize hello to you pablo tell us just first and foremost is this vote likely to go through because as we've heard there in your reporting madrid has impounded at least twelve million ballot papers and they've also shut down websites related to the vote. well that's the million dollar question sarah will it take place according to the regional government it will they are one hundred percent determined to hold this vote on this despite of course all these ballot papers. confiscated by the spanish police but of course the catalyst for someone has said yes actually i would say yes so i think the best is if we hear straight from him because he spoke you know next in an interview today and explained exactly what will be happening on something. you know when a form of we have this time you have to find a part of the continent government was already prepared for difficulties in the run up to this vote or the spanish state has made excessive use of its police forces

s pablo foley and i have found out. it's hard to ignore what's happening here in barcelona and across catalonia the abundance of cattle in flax isn't something new in this wealthy part of north east and space but their significance is taken on greater meaning the head of the unauthorized independence referendum. catalan society has long been divided over what is best for the future of this region of seven and a half million people recent polls have shown those in favor of independence stands at around forty percent but are divisions in catalonia growing deeper in order to understand we met knowing me and arianna servant two sisters from barcelona who run a small bar in the center of the city ariana is in favor of an independent catalonia noaimi wants kind of loan you to remain part of spain their national identity is central to their differing opinions. they are missing the boat that i feel spanish and catalan i'm not embarrassed to have two different cultures and i'm in which by both of them i speak two languages and i

pablo foley s welcome to the show let's kick things off in dortmund where it was a battle between the two is a classic encounter between these two old rivals now dortmund's front line have been a nightmare for the republicans with the likes of pierre emerick obama young and x. marks philip finding the back of the net with ease paid a brush aside went into the clash the only team in the bundesliga who haven't conceded a goal this season despite that their defense hasn't been foolproof goalkeeper roman burkey has had to save more than one mistake. a respectable start to the campaign with two wins two draws and only one defeat their away record has also been positive failing to lose even one of their last four away games due to hacking side have also had no problems up front so could they put an end to dortmund stunning start to the season. the stage was set for the big show in dortmund but it took the home team a while to get their game on track blood bucket loaded up the back and dortmund had to wait for them to slip the. coach paid a bush urged his troops. threw a ball to be a emerick

foley concert every weekend. to europe again concert sunday doubling. the food. bowl the food. pantry one mine is made by a better known as million. dollars deal you skew towards each channel we can also use force events stories. let us say tournaments i could go on for hours but these new channels about what you should back check it out yourself. this is g.w. news live from bird land tensions rise and catalonia ahead of a referendum for independence the spanish government says that sunday's planned to vote is illegal but many catalonian citizen.

you'll be reporting for us, pablo foley. thanks for that. >> i will indeed. >> well, after losing its license in london, uber is fighting back. >> that's right. and fighting is the word. the new head of the service is on his way to london on tuesday fighting for his firm's survival in europe's biggest city. the capital's transport agency says it will not renew uber's license when it expires this weekend citing the company's poor record of corporate responsibility. uber wants to appeal the ruling but it is beginning to feel the heat. on wednesday hundreds of activists marched through london calling for uber to grant basic workers rights to its drivers. uber has about 40,000 drivers in london. over 3 million customers. and we'll go to wall street now. are we seeing a major culture shift from silicon valley? after all, it is not just uber asked to change with the times. >> right. many of these innovative silicon valley companies are trying to disrupt industries and that usually means they don't play by the rules from the very s

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what is the tensions already running high alright let's cross over to our correspondent pablo foley elliot's joins us now from the spanish capital madrid how well you've just returned from barcelona how divided are people generally. i was very you're absolutely right i mean people are incredibly divided over this issue i was very interesting to speak to so many people about this on the streets of barcelona and what i felt was that people were very determined to have this referendum whether they're on you know the pro independence saw it or against this there's also a lot of concern over what could happen on october the first but what was interesting was that if you speak to people it's become in some ways a to do subject and then other ways it's not i mean people are quite happy to open up to talk about it with their friends and family but at the same time they will really talk about it that openly because they feel that maybe it's such a divisive issue with people you know with really strong feelings about whether you should be independent or not so often it's best to leave it and just not

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gerry studds went to the speaker of the house, tom foley, and said we have to investigate this and getthis right. and he suggested joe moakley whose office was next to his as the right person for the job. i had written a book about joe moakley previous to this end it was one of the keys for me that decided to go to do this subject. i want to turn to the third major aspect of the career, this was his role as spokesperson for gay-rights. i gave some consideration to calling this book gerry studds:amerigas first portuguese speaking congressman but there might be more dramatic material. here you see studds in july 1983 facing the cameras after being censored for having had an affair with a page ten years earlier. so explain how this transpired. in july 1982, two young pages came forward and said they were being homosexual he harassed by members of congress. and got into front-page news so the congress therefore passed a resolution empowering the ethics committee, the a 6 committee hired a former cabinet officer and high-powered washington lawyer to investigate, immediately came to the conc

oversight and reform committee let's start with steve benen he says guys that the firing of james foley was the worst mistake in modern political history and he agree i don't think you're going to get any disagreement from me or i would suspect julianne it was a huge mistake and at the time i was really stunned that the white house thought that it would be a popular decision because komi was criticized from both sides of the aisle we've heard hillary clinton criticizing him as she's embarked on her book tour but you know james comey as steve bennett said he was the head of an institution who's also in the middle of an investigation so when you fire someone it's going to certainly be explosive and as james comey testified to congress he said that he said that memo of his meeting with president trump to his friends at columbia university. in the hopes that it would be released publicly and that that would trigger the special counsel and indeed that chain of events you know it happened and now president trump is facing robert robert mueller. i assume you agree with that and what do you mak

aurora not many get to watch it unfold from outer space like the european space agency's pal on the foley did from his window at the international space station and circling at over two hundred miles above earth the i ask s. provides a view like no other compiled from seven hundred and eleven individual photographs put together into a multi hour time lapse the footage shows an incredible color and detail just how countless charge countless countless we start particles radiating from the sun collide with the earth's outer atmosphere drawn magnetically to our planet's north and south poles as well as currently on the i s s s part of the v. the mission a european space agency project designed to explore improving life in space for more long term exploration and colonization waking up to that view outside your window definitely makes the missions over in reality that much easier to deal with beautiful i'll take that view. anytime you need an extra person i mean she's ready to go she's like sign me up but look i want you back and i got it it's beautiful as always and that's the thing that i lo

well foley there have been protests and demonstrations all over this city some are in the thousands some over ten thousand protesters organizers yesterday estimated that their group was as large as eighty thousand that's a disputed number but they're all over this city and they are just amassing in greater numbers every day if you look behind me you can see a small protest across from the governor's mansion there often is one here believe it or not that has nothing to do with independence those are trade unionists who are protesting against cuts being made but shortly here we do expect tractors to roll up those tractors are pro independence supporters they are coming here in order to block the polling stations and if the camera can look a little to the left you can see the police in front of the governor's mansion we have to be a little careful not to show their individual faces because they've been very clear with us that they don't want us to do that we went around town and we talked to a number of the protesters and followed them yesterday and this is the story that we filed. each day

and let's get more now from foley l.e.o.'s he is standing by in the spanish capital of madrid good morning to you pablo the governments there in madrid where you are we understand that they have impounded at least twelve million ballot papers and shut down the websites that are related to the vote given how likely is it that this vote will actually go through. well that's the million dollar question sara because at the moment in spain there seems to be a lot of confusion on essentially there's a standoff because what's happening is the spanish government here in madrid has said there will be absolutely no vote on some that they're actually holding a meeting at the moment the special meeting world the ministers are gathered not too far from where i am right now and they're discussing what action should be taken on sunday i am one of the same time the cattle and regional government have said this photo is going to take place and even the regional president kind of push them on has said that he will take the rap. for opening pol

jane foley is senior currency strategist at rabobank.there about the news of stanley fischer resigning, going sooner than expected. he was expected to finish his term last year —— next year. he said in his personal letter that it was personal reasons but we have no more clues. we do know that there is a difference of opinion between him and donald trump on regulation. after the financial crisis there was a big move to stop the crisis happening again. the trump administration is about getting back some of that regulation. many bankers including stanley fischer are quite vocal and have been opposed to this. that is interesting because of the head of the fed saying we should not wind back that regulation and her term is coming up in february. yes, his own -- hers is ending early next year. she has other common ground with donald trump, meaning she likes interest rates to be lower for longer. donald trump likes the dollar to be weak, which it is right now, and that might impact on things with donald trump. we have got to fill stanley fischer

they're telling me the foley is to have the done by 10:00 in the morning, because this is such a rod that needs to be utilized. it's usually such a popular road. obviously, it's not daylight yet. >> that is one of the first roads they will prioritize and get it cleared away and get everything up and running again. >> thanks, so much. appreciate it. >>> still ahead, we continue to follow the latest on hurricane irma. >> we will keep a check on the forecast next. keep it here. >> it is the bottom of the hour as we continue our coverage of hurricane irma. >> this morning, hurricane irma continues to bring flooding rain, high winds, flood surges as it moves over the state. it has weakened to a category 1 hurricane. >> that does not mean the danger over. far from it. irma hit the florida keys early sunday morning before making a second landfall-of-on marco island. right now, though, nearly 5 million people are without electricity. in miami-dade county alone, more than 860,000 customers are in the dark. downtown miami swamped. >> and on florida's west coast, we have drone footage showing s

most of the trus have been did he foley yatd.re green left on any trees here and if there is anything left they've been wind burned of the but right now it's a toelgt the different scene than last night. all the guests were here in the lobby. now the lobby is empty. we have lights. we have fans so we're staying cool. mean, just out of nowhere it ou dropped out of the bottom and it exploded. it came in here. i think there may have been a little bit less warning than the other hurricanes. one thing that's interesting as i'm making friends with a lot of people here. and a lot of the folks evacuated from these other areas on their boats or their boats were destroyed there. they came here just to get into the path of another category 5 hurricane. so this is the year -- i mean, this year the caribbean is just being hit really hard. >> yeah. it certainly is. mike tice. thank you. i p appreciate it. we've got much more tonight to come on hurricane maria and up next, the gop making a last ditch attempt to repeal obamacare. what this lates

they're telling me the foley is to have the done by 10:00 in the morning, because this is such a rod that needs to be utilized. it's usually such a popular road. obviously, it's not daylight yet. >> that is one of the first roads they will prioritize and get it cleared away and get everything up and running again. >> thanks, so much. appreciate it. >>> still ahead, we continue to follow the latest on hurricane irma. >> we will keep a check on the forecast next. keep it here. >> it is the bottom of the hour as we continue our coverage of hurricane irma. >> this morning, hurricane irma continues to bring flooding rain, high winds, flood surges as it moves over the state. it has weakened to a category 1 hurricane. >> that does not mean the danger over. far from it. irma hit the florida keys early sunday morning before making a second landfall-of-on marco island. right now, though, nearly 5 million people are without electricity. in miami-dade county alone, more than 860,000 customers are in the dark. downtown miami swamped. >> and on florida's west coast, we have drone footage showing s

you go back to this slide, it says thomas foley, baby, mary is in the back, jean and rose were born later have lucy, frank, and joseph in this picture here, but lucy, frank, and joe died at ludlow. mary and her husband actually name a second set of children after the ones that died in the massacre. there is this guy names frank petrucci who lived, a hundred years old, and his daughter elaine petrucci used to speak at the massacre memorials. if it had not been for ludlow, i don't know if my father had been born or if my parents -- my grandparents would continue to have kids. i know for sure my name would not have been frank. any questions about that? clarification? things i might have missed? eventually the u.s. federal government will hear what is happening in colorado. you will have -- i cannot remember his name. he will have upton sinclair living in new york at the time, rockefeller'sthe mansion. will knock on their door. he is kicked out, he will stand at the gates of the mansion protesting and saying you have killed women and children in southern colorado, and you have to answer for t