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that is jane foley.oming up, we will continue to talk china, and the rrr cut, sending out a warning on the fragility of economic recovery. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i think despite monetary policy, fiscal policy will likely be the name of the game in the second half of this year. >> china's flexing of its policy muscles is definitely causing investors to take a step back until they get a better sense of where this will lead. >> from a risk assets perspective, it does send a positive signal, and thus put a floor under certain allocations. dani: that was reaction from some guests about china cutting its reserve requirement shows for 50 basis points for all banks. jane is still with us to help us dig through developments. it feels like not that long ago we had concerns, or at least the pboc had concerns about a strong renminbi, given the cut to the triple r's and growth in china, is that strength ready you on -- yuam over -- yuan over? jane: if the markets get wind of that, that is negative for the renminbi.

. >> it wasn't just a couple against foley around and doing a burnout on the street this was an intentional act of vandalism and something that our community holds dear. >> reporter: they hold charges of felony vandalism and conspiracy to commit a felony. several posts regarding the crime with more than 10,000 comments and some downplaying it and others echoing community members that spoke sunday. >> it was not a simple act of terrorism . >> suspects are white and some believe that hate crime chargess should apply, the police chief said that they are looking into that. >> determining whether it was an attack on the organization or the individuals who comprise the organization will be an important piece. >> reporter: i reach out to the two cells ask your online but as a right now i have not received a response from the th word two additional people may have been also involved. detectives are scouring social media which has played an important role here so far and we will work at bringing justice. >> for those that seek to minimize the events that took place, to negate the responsibility that

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tom foley talks about the 30 first anniversary of the americans with disability act and challenging -- challenges facing americans worried shorted 20 -- americans. text or tweet. ♪ >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government, funded by these companies including comcast. >> you think this is more -- you think this is just a community center? it is more than that. students from low income families can get what they need to be ready for anything. >> comcast supports c-span along with these other television providers, giving a front row seat to democracy. >> on the communicators, a look at some of the telecommunications and tech issues that will be discussed in washington over the next couple of months. 20 of us are three working to take and telecommunications reporters on your left, the washington post, in the center market of axios, on the far right john of politico. we will start in reverse order. i want to start with president trump's suit he filed against facebook and other social media companies. john, what is your thoughts on this? john: it is good to be here. great question. m

joining us now is mark foley, president of the bart board of directors.u so much for joining us today. first let's start with the thing many people want to know if you're gonna be taking bart will masking be enforced. yes masking is currently a requirement from the efta and certainly bart will be doing our part to ensure that riders are in fact wearing their masks. and if they're not our officers do carry mass with them to provide the right and is that regardless of vaccination status, that is correct, it is all right. and what are some of the cases are some of the changes riders can expect, by the way with your new increased service. well, the good news is that starting this monday, we will be shifting to almost near pre pandemic service levels. so the you know nine pm closings that we've been having for the last 17 months will be returning to our traditional monday through saturday. midnight closures, um, reduced wait times for trains during the week. days. we're bringing back the 15 minutes between our trains from seven am to eight pm, um and then, you

even the present mom foley was was better blood. he's treatment of the opposition. he never bad to chat with as serious offense as i can. i need to present some yes. more hot ted. ted are easy and that's, that's harold that we aim for better. tough day that we ahead, i kinda its only been a few months since president hudson took office and obviously there was some hope from some quarters there that perhaps things would be different under her stewardship. perhaps there would be more of a push for reform. let me ask you this, what would you say to those who might suggest that perhaps it was too soon to be holding these types of gatherings that you damn party were planning on holding? i mean, should more time have been given or would the result have been the same from your vantage point? i think that that would have been the same. we actually had given has the benefits of a doubt. we is analysts that she might really mean changed, but actually we knew from the background that she is actually a result of maybe just to met election that was characterized by, by a lack of

his throat as have been going on for several weeks, not going at 10 o'clock, was happening today. foley but not died now a couple of weeks ago that he was arrested by palestinian security forces on an autopsy formed on behalf of palestinian rights groups. as he was severely beaten, people saw him beaten with metal rods, 14 members of security forces. i've been in custody since death. he was a major critic of president mood about nobody's been charged, but this debt was a capitalist approach across the policy. okay. 5 pilots in the entire she's just one in ramallah today, although it's relatively small scale, perhaps a few 100 people a chance think the justice for and is i've been out for my mood about to go with me . all parties very, very sensitive to any type of protests in previous times. in the last couple of weeks to process. i've been violently broken up by the palestinian security forces at the moment, electing this one. go ahead, but my mood abbas been ruling by decree effectively for the last 15 years is that the last time they were election there was supposed to be election le

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. >>> a bit of a spac comeback lately alight backed by bill foley going public today via spac.rk stock exchange is alight solution stefan scholep you are in for a couple years ago. about there about a year and a half i can't notice the design attention in what alight does and the desire to weave together various aspects of the employees experience is that a big part of your pitch to investors to sort of take share in this space? >> absolutely, job jon thanks for having me on this morning. the whole human capital management space is fragmented unlike the client-facing world where you've written and talked about the last 20 years where any consolidated systems in the digital world. that never happened in the economy side what i've seen the last 15 months, employees crave the integrated personalized experience across health and wealth our mission is to help employees become financially secure and stay healthy and the pandemic has highlighted the absolute importance on bringing that together into one integrated, beautiful experience. >> and does that mean being better capitalized i

actor dave foley is up "way too early" to shoot a sketch for "the kids in the hall." hall.d bobby is getting dressed to catch a 6:00 a.m. plane to cleveland, ohio. up to meet my great, great, grandson beau for the first time. you are so lucky. >>> up next we'll look at the axios one big thing. and on "morning joe," where priorities lie in the senate. michael bennett of colorado joins the conversation. and we'll hear from former hud secretary, julian castro. don't go anywhere, "morning joe" just moments away. where, "morni" just moments away. i'm dad's greatest sandcastle - and greatest memory! but even i'm not as memorable as eating turkey hill chocolate peanut butter cup ice cream with real cocoa. well, that's the way the sandcastle crumbles. you can't beat turkey hill memories. managing type 2 diabetes? on it. on it. on it, with jardiance. they're 22 million prescriptions strong. meet the people who are managing type 2 diabetes and heart risk with jardiance. jardiance is a once-daily pill that can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known hear

she only sold after reporting what matthew foley, who is with "the washington free beacon" and joinsng on. how could the secretary of energy owns stock in a green energy company? >> tucker, thank you so much for having me on. it's green energy graft, plain and simple. she owned millions of dollars of stock in proterra even though biden put her in charge of running the nation's electric vehicle battery supplies back in february. they promoted it repeatedly, biden visited it, kamala visited, the state apart and hosted the cao and no one cared. you're one of the few journalists who actually cares about the scandal that has all hallmarks of corruption that normal people would care about. >> tucker: so if you're promoting a brand-new technology, in a lot of cases unproven technology, and that goes for all parts of the new energy grid they are telling us we need to build, you're going to be promoting companies that are not established companies, so wouldn't rule 1b nobody promoting those companies can have any shares in this company's? that seems really obvious. >> you would think so and r

don't have to worry, you know, if there's any vaccine hesitancy, didn't it really come from joe biden foley vaccinated, socially distanced, outside walking with a mask on, going into jimmy's dominic carter's house without the masks, what me does this all sending here? >> in a free country, individuals make their own decisions on their medical care based on their own risks. and the risks are frankly wildly different. if you are over 65, without question, i think the vaccine is much safer than the disease. and i would recommend vaccination. if you are over 40 and overweight, i would recommend vaccination. if you are under 25, the risk of covid is about one in a million, less than the risk of being struck by lightning. so if you feel that you want extra safety and you decide for your children, that's fine. but the thing is everybody should get to make their decision. what about the 15-year-old kid who has already had covid. are we going to make him get vaccinated, like three months ago, you are going to make them get vaccine again? there are side effects related to people who have had the dise

by joe gary foley, senior political writer at the san francisco chronicle. on here, 41 candidates are going to be on the ballot. we're talking about everyone from former san diego mayor kevin faulkner to olympian and reality star caitlyn jenner, who stands out to you most from this field, who potentially poses the. biggest threat to govern reducing well, the people pose the biggest threat are are the people who are either current or former office orders? that would be kevin faulconer, the former mayor of san diego, kevin colley, they some women. uh currently sitting assemblyman, you also john cox, who was newsom's opponent and 1018. but the biggest. problem and challenge that newsom has is complacency among his fellow democrats. the polls are showing that republicans are twice as energized about this recall as democrats. i wrote this in the chronicle a couple weeks back about how the california labor federation has been polling their members and doing focus groups, and they're finding that. a lot of their members who were supportive of newsome and oppose the

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brush and foley's. it probably hasn't been cleaned out much. so the undergrowth is burning.ee the black we noticed the green is stank. alex points out the temperatures. yes, they are not. they are not high fire danger conditions, which is great. i mentioned this earlier that there's two types of fires we're going to have this year and one is going to be like this where the conditions are just like they are today and the firefighters will knock it down. you can count on that. but this kind of fire happens in september with the right conditions. it's another. it's another ball of wax, so they're two different animals said when we a fire. i don't want you to think oakland hills right away. that's a rare event or paradise, so it's a rare events, right? they have to a lot has to come together to make that happen. these types of fires are are much more manageable. so with that said, just trying to put everything in perspective, there's the riparian corridor right here. see the coyote creek running through here. it's kind of right here. you can stay right surrounded by buildings pr

i was in turkey when austin tice disappeared and when james foley disappeared and there were plenty of young, almost all european, americans no. but there were plenty of 22 to 25-year-old europeans who came in as freelancers and it wasn't until the beheadings began that everybody had to get very serious about security and how this was going to work because the freelancers would go ahead of all staff people and companies would buy their work and there was a moral hazard to that that i think editors began to understand that you were asking far too much of people and if you're 22 to 25, you aren't quite making the right decisions. so you saw it tighten over time but, yes, i think there are people who will get on those planes. but i've been thinking about this lately, where would you go? what war would you go to now that you would risk your life for and hope that you would start your career on. >> that is a question that sofi sent in. she notes that there are also access problems. how would you get to the front in yemen, so if any of you were to advice a young journalist who wanted to be a

ceo and co-founder john foley later apologizing right here on "gma." >> we did make a mistake by notrlier in the process. >> reporter: for the saadoun family it was too little too late. >> i read a statement from the company after knowing that so many kids had been injured, that a child had died and still insisting that their product was safe and taking weeks to actually recall the product. that was when we decided we need to sue this company. >> reporter: the lawsuit filed against the fitness giant claims peloton knew or should have known that subject treadmill was extremely an unreasonably dangerous. >> part of what the saadoun family wants is to raise awareness about how dangerous it was. >> do you think it was preventable? >> yes, we think a better, more safe, not defective product design would have avoided this child's injuries. >> reporter: and the lawyers for this family pointing out that most other at-home use treadmills have that safety guard on the back of them to prevent this type of accident. very seriously and say offering their customers a full refund through november 6

in terms of their main house drainage there's no foley age near that system. my property line hedge stops over 10 feet before the drain for the main house. alex, please show exhibit 1 page a3. i outlined in my grove what i've done at my own expense to prevent property damage from their rain drainage but the problem can only be solved from their side. in the spring of 2019 when the main residents backed up, the water sat against my north property line wall and came through another storage area as well as the cracked court yard property line which has no curb and when it drained on to my property. see the red indicators at the top of age a3. as identified in our proposed continues to the project sponsor permit we need a permanent fix those detailed in the scope of work and plans. now turning to the fence. alex, please share the drawing exhibit 3. it pro dates my purchase in 1990 and the prior owner and i replaced it as a 50/50 shared cost at her request. and the privacy for my immediate neighbors is critical to my continued enjoyment of the spa. i would like to

it's only funded partially and so the foley annualized physicians of fiscal 23 is driving the majority of that increase . the other part of it is really associated with cost of living adjustments that are part of the ou between the city and all of the collective bargaining that they have with the union. those are alsobuilt into it . we do have to answer supervisor ronen's question earlier, fiscal year 23 does overtime amount is 15.6, the same amount as fiscal year 22. so collectively those represent the majority of the difference. >> can you restate that again. so what's the difference in overtime between 22and 23 ? >> it's i'm sorry. if we're comparing fiscal year 23 with 22, there will be no difference on that. if we're comparing fiscal year 23 with her ear which is fiscal year 21. that increase would be i believe 2.3 million. if i'm doing my math correctly. >> overtime between this current year. and i guess it sounds like also staying with 22 because you're saying 22 and 23 have the same level of overtime . >> the increase in overtime from current year to fiscal year 22 would be 2.3

miller: i learned there was a call from the head of the capitol foleys, but the nature of his request did not get to me until after the metropolitan police and others got together. representative: once you got the request, you responded rather quickly? chief contee: it was 30 minutes. -- mr. miller: it was 30 minutes. representative: we cannot fully investigate the events of january 6 if the capitol police are not present. republicans have been supportive of a bipartisan committee to review what happened on january 6, but that is not what is happening now. as it is national police week, i would be remiss if i did not take this opportunity to thank all-american police officers to protect our communities and keep us safe. the safety of the american people should be the first priority, and distraction of property, private or the u.s. capitol, should be considered a tragedy. and to look at this tragedy and make sure we have any fact of response -- have an effective response, we should include all agencies including the capitol. this hearing is premature and not thorough. because we don't

chair and constitutional law at the ohio state university and an msnbc news election law analyst, ned foleyst is taking a look at the rise of disinformation in recent years and its effect on democratic culture. "morning joe" is coming right back. orning joe" is coming righ back oh! don't burn down the duplex. terminix. [john legend's i can see clearly now] ♪♪ make your reunion happen with vrbo. ♪♪ your together awaits. ♪♪ managing type 2 diabetes? your you're on it.ts. staying active and eating right? yup, on it there, too. you may think you're doing all you can to manage type 2 diabetes and heart disease but could your medication do more to lower your heart risk? jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so, it could help save your life from a heart attack or stroke. and jardiance lowers a1c. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration, genital yeast or urinary tract infections, and sudden kidney problems. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. a rare but life-threatening bacterial infection in t

to me it sounded like foley artists reenacting a medieval battle.t was metal clashing, screaming, battering, all kinds of things. the audio is absolutely horrific. it is not a quiet tour group listening to someone explain the history of another statute or document. it's a horror show if you listen to the audio from that day. it's un-american. last point, the confederate flag. it tells you everything you need to know. the confederacy lost the civil war and we think it is thanks in history even the 150 years is not a long time, which is a part of why the scars and the wounds are still open. the confederacy needs to be addressed point-blank. anybody supporting the confederacy in any way, shape, or more, cannot possibly call themselves a patriot or hold any water in this country any longer. host: carol, republican line. caller: i'm disappointed in this whole committee deal thing. i would like to know what's going on, too, but i thought the committee would gather together to find out what really happened . [inaudible] host: i apologize, the connection is

is and we had entered that work we try to remove someone from the store and that ended up with mick foleyhink people have _ spike? i think lots of things. i think people have been i spike? i think lots of things. ii think people have been getting spike? i think lots of things. i. think people have been getting a spike? i think lots of things. i- think people have been getting a bit frustrated, so it certainly there has been violence happening as it result of customers, as david said, attacking one another over a mask whaling but also there have been fewer people on the street, most violence starts with shoplifting, and i think thieves have been feeling it can be done more or less with impunity is the right notch many people around and we've seen an increase, about seven or 8%. you think it is — increase, about seven or 8%. you think it is a _ increase, about seven or 8%. you think it is a sense _ increase, about seven or 8%. you think it is a sense they think they can get away with it more at the moment. i can get away with it more at the moment. ., ., can get away with it more at the mom