mom and dad, james foley's mom and dad are with me next.e, what can you get when you a buy a samsung galaxy note 10? a netflix subscription on us. and for a limited time. buy any samsung galaxy note 10 and get one samsung galaxy note 10 for free. let's see, aleve is than tylenol extra strength. and last longer with fewer pills. so why am i still thinking about this? i'll take aleve. aleve. proven better on pain. by tragedy. it's been five years since the brutal kills of two journalists by isis. james foley was abducted covering the conflict in syria. he was murdered on august 19th, twount 14. steven sotloff was murdered two weeks later. five years later, steve and james live on because his parents have taken that trauma, one of the worst days of their lives, and worked to keep other reporters safe in war zones. it's the ultimate tribute to their sons. the james foley organization provides journalist safety jiedz and the steven sotloff two lives foundations funds safety training sessions and presents scholarships. they join me. thank you so

foley ileus in washington for us thanks very much that update. hundreds of women living in brazil's rain forests are making their way to the capital brasilia to join an environmental protest land clearance has increased rapidly since the election of right wing president in january the german government is so wide that it's spending some 35000000 euros in funding for projects and protecting visit in forests. these indigenous women of travel to presume to sound the alarm on deforestation. they say both scenarios policies favoring development are destroying the. laird's money that is the one that is women women women as the way our forest is disappearing mother nature is asking for help and nobody is listening we need to shout as well as for the deforestation of our land we are crying for help that may have developed as they have data from the brazilian government's own i n p institute shows deforestation excel orating sharply the agency says some 2250 square kilometers were cleared last month an increase of 278 percent from a year ago. it would be

joining us now, jane foley, head k.rategy at raboban let me start with a question spurred by president trump. he is complaining about the strength of the dollar so we are asking the question on mliv, what impact would a dollar intervention have across assets? what is your take on that? >> it depends on whether or not you are talking long or short term. short-term it would be a massive surprise. i think it is unlikely but with president trump at the helm, it is hard to rule out totally. if we did see something, it would be a shock. they would have initial impact but i'm not convinced it would be lasting. centralok at the times banks have intervened, it is fair to say that generally when we've seen the currency turnaround on the back of intervention, it is because in hindsight, the fundamentals were moving in that direction anyway and i'm not convinced the fundamentals right now are moving in favor of a weaker dollar. short-termve a reaction but i don't think it would have an impact because it is unlikely any other centra

authority about the white supremacist movement in america because she used to be a member shannon foley martinez described herself as a former violent white supremacist she was able to change her heart and mind she now works with the free radicals project to help prevent radicalization of young americans she joins me tonight from our washington d.c. studio you taking the time to talk with us tonight your story is is fascinating you entered the white supremacist movement when you were 15 years old what was it about your childhood that that made you susceptible. how is felt like i was the black sheep in my family i never felt like i had a really deep sense of belonging and then that expanded as i got older and then i would be sexually assaulted when i was 14 years old and the rage that came after that. had me looking for those who exhibited rage and the angriest people around me were at the white supremacist skinheads our around me your family was not. your family was in a strong bulwark against that that. i didn't grow up in an overly are racist household. it was relatively dysfunctional

joining us is jane foley, senior currency strategist at rabobank.en your way, currency wars, what has been going on? china is the centre of attention and today the tension has eased back, but the markets are extremely nervous and veryjumpy, markets are extremely nervous and very jumpy, waiting for the markets are extremely nervous and veryjumpy, waiting for the next news. this boils down to the trade tensions between the us and china. will they escalate further or will there be a reprieve? we keep watching donald trump is my twitter account. also the news from china as well. a lot of things are going on in the oil market with a weaker dollar and the oil price has been tumbling in recent days. what is going on there? there is a big bite between supply and demand. at the start of the year we saw oil plaque prices strengthening because 0pec and other producers said they would supply less. but more recently at the start of this month we saw prices spiking because people began to think world growth is slowing, so perhaps a demand is a biggerfactor. but o

when austin resident tara foley started planning her wedding, everything was perfect, except for onetasia foley, 102 years old, living in hospice care in florida. >> her goal was to make it to my wedding. her heart was failing and they told her that they didn't want her flying. >> reporter: the two had a special bond. tara looked up to her grandmother who had seen so much, living through the great depression and working while her husband fought in world war ii. >> she was just always a very strong, strong woman. she was always a very, very important woman in my life. >> reporter: tara knew there was no way her grandmother could make her special day. she was just too weak. a heart condition was getting the best of her. so tara had an idea. what if she brought the wedding to her grandmother. here's that moment. tara surprising her grandmother, wearing her wedding dress, even getting her hair and makeup done, hiring a photographer to capture it all. all so her grandmother could feel some joy through that ailing heart, a hug, a kiss, one last special moment together. >> she kept looking

all based a tony is in had a welcome to to the africa mr foley what was the purpose for today's protests. oh ok today we're deploying protest which was going to be p.c. for what you're trying to advocate for is to ensure that the country called zimbabwe goes back to a sunny we are facing a lot of challenges are there people zimbabwe there's a lot of court option unemployment but the people of zimbabwe are also facing high levels of human rights violations among other issues so we are saying it's high time that the people of zimbabwe we need to exercise our rights as enshrined under 659 of this in public consumption whereby everyone has the right to demonstrate in point to this is what exactly we had planned for and fortunately we cleared the nature in which the government is allegedly constitutionalism because they have banned the departed that was going to be peaceful so what is followed today it was in a scenario whereby people were being built. for simply walking in the streets which is not an act of criminality tory illegality ok hang on one second i'd like for us to listen to a repr

correspondent pablo foley ileus in washington we asked him about the reaction to jeffrey epstein's death among us political leaders and law enforcement officials. their reaction to the death of geoffrey epstein has been one of shock and anger here in the united states and fact the attorney general william barr said that he was a pole to learn that jeffrey epstein had been found dead in an apparent suicide he said that in addition to the f.b.i. investigation he had consulted with the inspector general who is opening an investigation to also senators such as the republican senator abend sasse said that he had written a letter to the attorney general in which he said the justice department had failed and epstein's coconspirators must think now that they have a. last sweet deal the mayor of new york city bill de blasio and also one of the candidates for president he's a democrat said that some of the wealthiest people in the world committed a horrible crime and if they think for a 2nd that they've gotten away with it because jeffrey epstein is dead he said they're wrong many questions are al

all right let's unpack here i'm joined now by tanya kramer our drew some correspondent and pablo foley ileus who is in washington for us as well tanya want to begin with you course this is where this story is taking place has this ever happened before. what has been described even here as unprecedented reversal of policy with a lot of pressure from the white house so the president himself to ban those 2 elected congress members of congress and not to let them into the country now both seen as you said a spokesman critics of israel's policies against palestinians and also as supporters of the boycott movement and that's what the interior ministry here has released tonight a statement it's because of that boy could have to tease that they would and this decision was supported of course by the whole government by prime minister netanyahu as well who also issued a lengthy statement and this way i can do that because the amended entry law from 2 years ago states that is why i can ban the entry of a foreign as. calling allegedly calling for a boycott of this but it has not been applied so fa

pablo foley aaliyah's joins us now from washington for more on this hello to you pablo so have any further details emerge surrounding the circumstances of epstein is death. well as we've just seen as well there in the report there is an f.b.i. investigation taking place at the moment on the attorney general william barr. the inspector general to carry out an investigation but today there was a pretty explosive report released in the new york times in which it details that guards were supposed to check epstein every half hour but that procedure wasn't followed the night before he was found and in fact the jail had also transferred his cell mate leaving him alone so this is obviously sparked a lot of questions this is in the report like i said in the new york times but you know the issue now with the speculation the media frenzy surrounding how this was allowed to happen considering that just a few short weeks ago jeffrey epstein was found in his cell in the same prison with marks on his neck in a pirate suicide attempt and here we are you know just a few weeks later talking about his appare

investigation into the circumstances of abstains death and i'm joined now by washington correspondent have the foley alias probably the f.b.i. is investigating this what more can you tell us. hi rebecca you're right there the f.b.i. is investigating that and as you've also just mentioned of course the attorney general william barr actually released a statement on just going to quote so much of what he said there he said that he was a cold to learn that jeffrey epstein was found early this morning from an apparent suicide he said that in addition to the f.b.i. his investigation i have consulted with the inspector general who is opening an investigation into the circumstances of mr epstein's death so now we know that we've got the attorney general saying that we've got the f.b.i. investigation and it's being called an apparent investigation or an apparent suicide let's not forget that just over 2 weeks ago to 3 weeks geoffrey epstein was found unresponsive in his jail cell is also reports there you know he had been placed on suicide watch following that incident. several days ago he had actually been

well for more on the story pablo foley aaliyah's joins us now from washington hello to you pablo so a lot of conspiracy theories are now circulating what are people saying. well exactly that's it there are a lot of conspiracy theories and you know most notably today is we need to focus on the an article that has appeared in the new york times in which it says that guards were supposed to check in every half hour but that the procedure wasn't followed the night before he was found and the jail had also transferred his cell mate leaving him alone now this is obviously posing many questions and then if we look at some tweets from very well known figures here in politics and we're going to start with the former new york mayor rudy giuliani who actually posed the question who was watching what does the camera show followed the motives and we also need to see u.s. president donald trump said that he retreated on saturday saying jeffrey epstein had information on bill clinton and now he's dead and he also read tweeted another tweet which said documents were unsealed yesterday revealing the t

to get justice for those are serious crimes that i mentioned just a little earlier all right papa foley alias washington big thank you very much. let's get a quick check now of some of the other stories making news around the world at least 60 people have died in tanzania after an overturned a fuel truck exploded people in the east african nation were siphoning gasoline from the vehicle at a busy intersection when the blast happened some reports suggest that a cigarette may have triggered the explosion. southern separatists in yemen have taken control of government military camps in arden fighting in the port city has been raging for 4 straight days between rebels and loyalist forces sources say the presidential palace is also surrounded. in russia tens of thousands of opposition supporters have been staging protests in the capital moscow and in the city of st petersburg they're demanding democratic local elections riot police arrested nearly 200 demonstrators and blocked access to the presidential administration building among those detained were opposition candidate you both sobel tho

and israel tanya kramer in jerusalem pablo foley las in washington thank you so much to both of you. the captain of a russian passenger plane is being hailed as a hero after he landed his aircraft in a cornfield shortly after takeoff from the moscow airport all on board survived the pilot faction has been compared to the famous landing on the hudson river in new york in the united states 10 years ago in both cases the planes were hit by a flock of birds which caused the aircraft engine to malfunction. this is where the short journey ended in a cornfield in the mask just one kilometer from the runway the airbus a 321 was on route to simferopol in crimea. smoke billows from one of the engines some passengers recalled the scene on their phones. while others call out the names of their loved ones. of us again trying to get as far away as possible. minutes before the plane took off from moscow's zuckoff ski airports. of burdocks by possibly the moment when a flock of seagulls is sucked into an engine. seconds later both of the plane's engines fail. also lives and your just after takeoff i

that was possible foley ileus in washington a bit earlier. let's get you up to speed now on some of the other stories making news around the world southern separatists in yemen have taken effective control of the seat of the internationally recognized government officials that separatists seize control of government military camps and the presidential palace the separatists had previously been part of the saudi backed pro-government coalition that's been fighting the rebels in northern yemen. at least 60 people have died in tanzania after an overturned fuel truck exploded people in the east african nation were siphoning gasoline from the vehicle at a busy intersection when the blast happened some reports suggest that a cigarette may have triggered the explosion. in china at least 22 people were killed and several are missing following a landslide triggered by typhoon like kima on the country's southeastern coast the heavy rain large waves and strong winds prompted the evacuation of a 1000000 people. more than a 1000 people took part in a gay

i'm joined now by correspondent foley is from washington public what are authorities saying about it. hi rebecca well the latest that we have here is that the story broke here in the united states just a few hours ago at by several media sources saying. jeffrey epstein was taken from the facility at the jail in manhattan to a hospital there where he was pronounced dead. what is being said now is that it was an apparent suicide and we don't have full confirmation of that yet and bush media sources are quoting authorities there in new york saying that that is the cause of death for now probably tell us a bit more about exactly who he was and what he was charged with. i will jeffrey epstein was very well known financier eaves a billionaire he had very high profile connections and for that reason he was so well known amongst them was actually president donald trump former president bill clinton and even prince andrew of the british royal family book back in the early 2000 those relationships seem to have been severed after charges were brought against him down in the state of florida. in

here and that at that time it was one of the most dangerous places because it was 2 weeks after james foley was beheaded and my mother was crying and was like why are you going there go my daughter and i said but i miss the journalists and therefore i have to go and i was very proud that my father came with me but from the beginning when you saw all the refugees who were living there. in the very awful situation i didn't ask any more about my own feelings because there was a happening on going on tell me about once i mean of course i mean what has happened to the u.c.d. . i mean we can't even imagine a slave rape.

denied the charges and faced up to 45 years in prison if convicted joining me on the line is pablo foley ileus from washington pablo thanks for joining me epstein was on suicide watch so how could something like this happen. well that is exactly what is being asked here in fact federal authorities said that the f.b.i. is investigating the apparent suicide of the financier jeffrey epstein and the u.s. bureau of prisons said epstein was found unresponsive in his cell in manhattan jail where he was being held at earlier this morning he was then taken to a hospital in new york where he was pronounced dead but of course everybody is asking have somebody who just 3 weeks ago was found unresponsive in his cell and then had been placed on a 24 hour suicide watch. what's a pairing like committing suicide so many questions are being asked for like i said it looks like the f.b.i. is now investigating jeffrey epstein's death but tell us a bit more about exactly who this man was and what he was charged with. well jeffrey epstein was a billionaire financier originally actually a teacher he had many we

so let's begin with the irish times, and with me is jane foley, senior foreign exchange strategist at rabobank. let's get started. the irish times is looking at this meeting between borisjohnson is looking at this meeting between boris johnson and leona is looking at this meeting between borisjohnson and leona radtke. it doesn't say when it will happen, there is nothing official yet but it is talking about the fact they need to talk. if there is a hard brexit oi’ to talk. if there is a hard brexit or no deal brexit on october 31, there will be a border potentially between the north and the republic of ireland. this is very significant, for everybody in ireland, it does of course raise concerns about the history of violence in the region, the good friday agreement in the 1990s, it did help to appease. the irish are saying even if there is a no deal brexit, the two nations do need to discuss what happens about this broader issue. something that boris johnson was saying before he became prime minister as part of his campaign to become the leader of the conservative party was there are ot

we want to broaden out this conversation we will bring in jane foley over at rabo bank, she foe kicusespicture. jay brings some interesting points with regard to capital flows and the relative strength of the u.s. economy versus others around the world. how does that play out will we see continued dollar strength is the euro going to continue to fall will the pound continue to fall? maybe the only haven rising is the yen at this point. >> we have the japanese yen, that's the go-to safe haven when things turn sour undeniably the u.s. dollar functions as a safe haven for an awful a lot of investors this can be linked to the dollar's prominence in the international payment system in a way, trump can't have it both ways. he wants a weaker dollar but he likes control over the payment system look for strains instance at thn situation. he threatened some french companies, and that if they dent pull out investments from iran, that they may not have access to the payment system he likes control over the payment system, because of that you can't unlink the dollar story with that of the emerging m

right let's speak to jane foley now who's a senior exchange strategist with rob a bank she's joining us live from london as we just heard from our correspondent alan fischer it now seems as is this as if this trade dispute has escalated to economic warfare. well it certainly has a skated as it turns out about that but in terms of whether or not china really is manipulating its currency i think we need to step back and and look at what china really does do now the chinese renminbi of course is not a free floating floating exchange rate it is one which is managed by the people's bank of china on a daily basis but what china are effectively doing is that they're managing their currency to stop flows moving out of the chinese renminbi if they removed those controls to remember it would be far reeker as money moved overseas so yes they are manipulating it but they manipulate it to make it stronger not weaker said this is a i think one thing that perhaps president tom does not explain now clearly he would like the remembering to be nice and firm it would go against or go along with his wis

when james foley and john candy were kidnapped in england one of the 1st people that i contacted was. he was very worried about the damage it was going to do to the reputation of the rebel forces. kidnappings on the rebel side were kind of unheard of back at that time. so he said we need to find. and. locked it to. live until i could get out would they do could all these i don't think of more no he love it why have you so over to get really i don't get it will couldn't we had come across a man who matched the description of the kid nothing he wasn't must and the van that he was driving also met the description of the event other than the fact that it was black so he actually arranged a meeting with this man. and while he was up stands in this amazing. sent down a couple of his guys to go and check the van and it's endowed they found evidence of it being very freshly spray painted very roughly spray painted black and underneath it was a very light color they thought maybe silver a white and after we couldn't follow through with it. when the bill has died all those slates all that infor

an evacuation warning has been issued to people on the north into foley's creek road. starting this week wildfire victims can file claims for housing assistance and other needs with p g. those claims goes for the utilities wildfire assistance program. a federal judge overseeing pg e's bankruptcy case approved the funds a few months ago the program will cover victims of the north bay fires and a series of other fires. the deadline to apply for the funds is november 15th. attorneys are also reminding victims who want to join the bankruptcy law suit against utility. the deadline to file a claim is october 21th. >>in the east bay get ready for delays on bart this weekend trains will not run between the or brenda and walnut creek stations because of track replacement work free buses will replace trains between those stations are says riders should expect delsys of 40 minutes or more 2 lanes of highway 24 will also be shut down during the track work that will cause delays as well. this is the first of 6 planned weekend closures, the next one will happen over the labor day we

leadership he can provide is honoring that request you know where we will see what he does tomorrow shannon foley murkiness joining us tonight from our washington office is former white supremacist talking to us about how you can change the hearts and minds of people and you start with your children janet thank you very much we appreciate your time and your story thank you. thank you for having me. well al paso texas is now at the epicenter of america's domestic terrorism but it has ties to something else as well the city just across the border the city of seo dog is considered to be one of mexico's most violent cities up until last weekend el paso ranked as one of america's safest places well this explains why you see it odd juarez has become a magnet and a waiting place for central american migrants seeking asylum in the u.s. but as our next report reveals that weight can be a miserable. many of the emergency shelters on the mexican side of the border a full but people continue to arrive the u.s. is sending migrants back here across the border until there are silent applications of processed. t

scarlet: wolfango piccoli sticks with us, along with jane foley.exclusive interview with germany's minister of economic affairs and ministry -- this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is bloomberg "surveillance." the e.u. has poured cold water on boris johnson's attempt to renegotiate the exit deal, saying the irish backstop is vital. the u.k. prime minister heads to thein today and will ask president and france tomorrow. jane foley and wolfango piccoli are still with us. what is priced into pound level? i keep hearing 70% probability of no deal brexit. jane: i don't think so. the bookies are little bit different for what is priced into the market. they are a little bit higher. they are suggesting a 60% chance of hard brexit. by aarket is swayed consensus among forecasters which has been the we could still get another delay. that is something which would almost certainly bring down boris johnson, something he has pushed hard against. september will be a telling month. parliament comes back in early september and we have the potential tabling of a confi

issues were not being properly addressed however that's not all the e-mails have shown dr kathleen foley a neurologist who was also a paid speaker for produce pharma urged richard sackler to expand and to collaborate with other drug companies who stood to make a profit from an expansion of pain awareness. i'm thinking of an alternative strategy of bringing together all the members of the pharmaceutical industry who have drugs out there and try to come together as a sort of the he's if recognizing that your particular drug has been recently identified in the newspapers as a drug issue the pain awareness campaign may have resulted in giving some people a temporary buzz but the pain felt by us society in the aftermath of the resulting opioid epidemic is far greater it's very clear that purview far moment other manufactures from very early on were interested in one thing and that was their bottom line they were really indifferent to the well being of patients who would actually be taking the opioids that they were peddling and their wanted gender was to make money so pilate manufacturers pla

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ok let's go straight to washington where did i use a pablo foley alias and standing by for us this morning pablo president trump went to dayton and el paso to console the families of the victims and unite the shattered communities there did he manage to achieve that goal amidst all the political acrimony we saw there. well it depends on who you speak to brian of course the white house prior to donald trump's visit to dayton and so said that donald trump would be the healer in chief it was a very well as choreographed and staged well staged visit to both of those cities donald trump matt survivors and medical professionals in private the focus was meant to be on meeting those but later photos of president don't trump meeting those survivors and medical stuff was released now there was not any contact between president donald trump and the protesters in particular in el paso there was a significant number there and in fact they became quite heated down in the texan city but president donald trump avoided mentioning even the protesters he instead charged against what he referred to the fake m

now 50 years on pablo foley l.e.o.'s visited the famous. there are reminders everywhere from peace signs to tie dyes 19th sixty's hippie culture is still ever present. but is woodstock become somewhat of a theme park. mark hedrick has run a souvenir shop on the town's main street for over 20 years. marketing is a stronghold in any kind of market like this the there was very little marketing done when the concert was done in fact to the best my knowledge there was never assured. that now the marketing stuff came after the fact. but here in the town you know we still like to take advantage of that. the local economy is benefited greatly since the festival took place and it doesn't matter now that it was held over 90 kilometers away in the time of bethel it's been 50 years since the woodstock festival and the town of woodstock still draws sizes of tourists every year but why do they come here when many of those weren't even born when the festival took place back in 1969. but i think it's just i think it's not just the work here and. that feeli

jane foley — seniorforeign exchange strategist at rabobank is here with me.resa may, he resigned because he felt he couldn't go through with her plan he now has the job of a willing those outside uk future trade deals. he feels upbeat, his going to north america is one of those days he was going to is mexico and the comments he said were encouraged by trump, trump said they are very substantive trade agreements, it was possible between the uk and the us, that sounds very positive is a big but here, and that is coming from congress and more specifically the friends of island caucus. this is a pretty powerful position in the us has 5a congressmen —— belonging to this congress — caucus and they have medicare may not support a treasure, it might go against the president evenif it might go against the president even if the uk was risking the good friday agreement. so now this goes back to the issue between the brexit and what it means for the northern ireland border. hardboard across the island, risks a movement again towards potential violence, this is a signific