commissioner so. >> commissioner foley sorry. >> thank you. president matsuda so i'm not a fan of redevelopment at all i think that redevelopment destroys the city and county of san francisco so i'm actually really thrilled it is going up and rem the history of had happened and the memory of the italian- americans the whole thing about the market that is what that was about like we do the edition i can go on and on but i'm totally in fair and hoping to add - a plaque on that. thank you very much. >> thank you commissioner vergara [off mic.] >> can you use the microphone please. i had a couple of questions. >> for staff? >> i'm not sure i was out there the other day and victorville - and three things occurred to me. one, maintaining it there is as there is weeds growing for the good for the acre in terms of long term and another thing that occurred it would be nice and the three wouldn't it be good a interpretive plague the proposal from the ownership talks about that. and the plaque and is that something could have been done before this event?

drjonathan foley, from proieet _ is better. drjonathan foley, from project drawdown, - is better.ing heat we have been talking about, from cooling showers to frozen grapes, zookeepers have been thinking up a range of ways to keep animals from cooler climates from overheating. as good a reminder as any to reach for the ice cream and find a shady spot. thank you forjoining us on this bbc special — we'll have more news for you at the top of the hour, stay with us. hello. it's going to be a wet one for many of us this weekend. in fact, it'll feel more like september, perhaps even early october, with the strength of the wind — really not a pleasant picture at all. the weather systems are lining up in the atlantic. here's the satellite picture. multiple weather fronts heading in our direction and that cloud has already spread across the uk. it has been raining and the rain will get heavier in some areas as we go through the morning and into saturday afternoon. now, over the next two or three days, we will have rather a lot of rain in some parts of the country where you see the deeper bl

brian foley is still with me, retired connecticut homicide detective.he perp walk video, just in, it's striking when you see this, we have seen his picture, the suspect. obviously a very tall man, as he is walked out of the shirley, new york precinct, polo shirt, khakis, handcuffed, and trying to get an expect time stamp on it, our affiliate grabbed it he's taken to the courthouse. >> you are right, that's a big dude, a big guy, and when you look at the victims, that is scary. look, you typically don't have a perp walk like that, but every police department has a sally port to do that in an enclosed area where the media is not there. with so many years that have gone by, a lot of people have lost confidence in the law enforcement to solve these cases. walking him out, not too conspicuously but if it were a shoplifter they would not have the entourage. i see different uniforms, so different departments involved. they are taking him from there to the state of new york corrections, intake procedure before he appears before the judge this afternoon. so that

earlier i spoke to drjonathan foley, ceo of project drawdown, a nonprofit organisation with a missiony, safely and equitably as possible." jonathan, i want to start with a tweet i read from you just earlier today, in fact. it was one of the more heartening tweets i have seen on late. you wrote: "yes, the climate crisis is terrifying. "but i'm actually excited by what i see "on the solutions front." tell us more about that? thank you for having me. we are living in an interesting time, the world is in a race now, there is a race between a world where things get much, much worse with climate change, and we just heard a lot about what the possibilities to that world might look like. but there is also another world where we get it right, where we stop climate change and we end up building a better world in the process. i am fighting for that world. and i am actually more optimistic that that is still a possibility that i have been a long time. look around the world— there are about 40 countries in the world, including the us, including the uk, that i actually aggressively cutting their em

jane foley, thank you.ead of fx strategy at rabobank. >>> coming up on the show, a cryptocurrency court ruling boosts the sector and dealing the blow to the s.e.c. enforcement action we'll discuss with the chief legal officer of coinbase. that's coming up after the break. >>> paris as bastille day parade gets under way are president emmanuel macron and prime minister narendra modi are set to attend. hi. i'm wolfgang puck when i started my online store wolfgang puck home i knew there would be a lot of orders to fill and i wanted them to ship out fast that's why i chose shipstation shipstation helps manage orders reduce shipping costs and print out shipping labels it's my secret ingredient shipstation the number 1 choice of online sellers and wolfgang puck go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free is it possible to protect my business from cyber threats? a it is, with comcast business. helping every connected device stay protected. yours. your employees'. even... susan? hers, too. safe. secure. and power

perhaps the city of foley has found a solution. this family may be among the many families who have left the capital in the hope of a new life. the work helps to increase the birth rate in taiwan. i invite everyone to come here. it is a more suitable environment for children to live and grow up. so far, 60 people have accepted the cash gift of the immediate city council, which is able to produce and increase the population of china. we only give benefits for the birth of babies, but we invite all companies in taiwan to invest here. while the clan hopes to consider more tax discounts for pregnant women, this may lead to an increase in births in the capital, and discounts on school fees and providing a suitable working environment for parents of children to encourage more residents to have children. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, the secretary general of hezbollah of lebanon asked the syrian government to pay special attention to the message of imam khamenei in condemning the insulting of the quran, espec

we've had a few bites here, not very many, not since the warnings have been out. >> okay, katrina foleyank you very much for enlightening us about this issue. we appreciate your time. hope everyone stays safe there this weekend. >> yes, happy fourth. >> yes, happy fourth to you as well. >>> up next here on "ana cabrera reports." we have new details about what is being called an assassination attempt during violent clashes with police in paris. >>> plus, new reports of fierce fighting right now in ukraine as the country's troops push forward with their counteroffensive against the russians. he russians kidney disease... there are places you'd like to be. like here. and here. not so much here. if you have chronic kidney disease, farxiga can help you keep living life. ♪ farxiga ♪ and farxiga reduces the risk of kidney failure, which can lead to dialysis. farxiga can cause serious side effects including dehydration, urinary tract or genital yeast infections in women and men, and low blood sugar. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may lead to death. a rare life-threatening bacterial

christian: james foley is senior communications manager and spokesperson for the society of motor manufacturersraders. good to see you. that is typically account for more than half the value of an electric car. how important is this deal? >> it is a shot in the arm for the u.k. there is a global transition with markets around the world all making the shift toward electrification. we are seeing considerable investment in overseas markets in the u.s., china, europe. anchoring battery production in the u.k. is incredibly important. it gives us an opportunity to continue building on the foundations we have in the u.k. for electric vehicle production. we already have an excellent supply chain. this is a real opportunity for the industry to continue to grow and see those opportunities. christian: on that supply chain, 4000 jobs at the plant that many being created in the local economy. when foreign direct investment is looking at a place to go and set up a factory, do they look at that supply chain? does it bring further investment if you have that expertise there? >> it is a contributing factor. it

let's talk through what's at stake with jane foley, head of fx strategy at rabobank. hoping i am hoping she is there. good morning to you.— i am hoping she is there. good morning to you. good morning. a fourth month _ morning to you. good morning. a fourth month in _ morning to you. good morning. a fourth month in a _ morning to you. good morning. a fourth month in a row— morning to you. good morning. a fourth month in a row of- fourth month in a row of contraction although it is slightly improved from last month, hasn't it? it slightly improved from last month, hasn't it?— month, hasn't it? it has slightly _ month, hasn't it? it has slightly been _ month, hasn't it? it has slightly been better - month, hasn't it? it has| slightly been better than month, hasn't it? it has - slightly been better than the market was expecting but that was really cold comfort. we look at whether manufacturing and the services sector, if we look through those into the employment indices that they have, they are very weak and thatis have, they are very weak and that is why many people in c

live now to jane foley, who's head of fx strategy at rabobank. lovely to see you, jane.f bundling things and, tagging new products onto office, we have been here before and it has been here before and it has been slapped on the rest by the european commission before? it has although it has not been find fault quite a long time and this complaint is from quite a while, 2021. they are bundling teams, which is a videoconferencing software, along with their microsoft office sweet and slack saying this is breaking rules. hence investigation, probably starting around now and coming up starting around now and coming up with charges in the autumn. in terms of the deal with activision blizzard, it looks like that could go ahead given the fact we were talking about it yesterday, microsoft has done a deal with sony and that seems to be critical in getting forward and finally clinching that deal? that one looks like it is going through, sweetenerfor that one looks like it is going through, sweetener for the sweden which is an it still getting a lot of spotlight look at we under the

jane foley of rabobank responding to the latest headlines. here is the focus on america.t at citi writing this. "strong growth and softer inflation look like a soft landing but we doubt the goldilocks conditions can last for more than a couple of months." the summer sweet spot commentary all over again. lisa: and how you interpret it depends on who you are and where you're coming from. andrew hollenhorst seeing a pickup it inflation, pointing to the cost index, saying labor costs are rising too quickly to get to some sort of immaculate disinflation. if we get a surprise to the upside, does the market selloff? is that a huge market mover in an increasingly data dependent fed? jonathan: current labor market figures inconsistent with return to 2%. as people assume something will give or the fed pushes higher or pushes out the timeline. lisa: my theory that is very subtle and unspoken, i think people still believe in the immaculate disinflation. people believe in the pandemic effects that will shake themselves out. they are expecting the year-over-year comps to return to low

joining us now is jane foley, head of strategy. apply this question specifically to the euro. after a day like today where you see weakening below 110 against the dollar, what changes between now and september? >> i think that the market will be less long of the euro by the time we get to that policy meeting. i think this is one of the issues when we went into the day's meeting. when we were approaching this meeting, the market has been building long euro positions around about may, but it's been pretty high in the last few weeks, pushing higher again in the last data that we've had. the market went in position long and they didn't necessarily get the whole business that they thought they were going to get. when your position that way, you are vulnerable and i think the market is also reworking what it is thinking about the u.s. dollar. >> to this point, there is obviously two-sided that trade. one that may support euro weakness and one that may support dollar strength. when we look at the gdp data, does it suggest that the death o

manning not bad, javy, not bad. 6 2/3 innings before turning it over to jason foley and alex lang withombardment of the ninth, lang would have to keep vlad guerrero jr. from getting a hit. he will be in the home run derby at the all-star game this week but he grounds out here. tigers win 2-0 for the 20th combined no-hitter in mlb history, first for detroit. >>> soccer legend megan rapinoe announcing her retirement the end of the year. in 12 days she will be taking the pitch with team usa as they look to become the first to win three straight world cups. rapinoe is today's difference maker not just for her storied playing career on the pitch p but one of the most outspoken advocates of her generation. >> the members of the women's team are heroes. the next step is to pay them like it. >> there was just, like, a relentlessness and a refusal to accept anything other than what we felt we deserved. it was almost like we couldn't lose. if we win, everybody wins. and i think there is something about feeling desperate that is really powerful, think, and alt times we were. we have to win this w

i remember foley was on the 500 pounds her toe. white hundred to make sure we were is a nine before thousand 77. delicious as always. having your first carplay site keep me on schedule. with all the things you have to use you're having a trouble finding one. was ticket pay, ray, and dedication >>> san francisco, of course, as many viewers know, was hit very hard by the pandemic. it seems historic vacancy rates in its office buildings, i think more than 31% according to cbr rate. we're about to sit down with san fran's mayor london breed, to discuss how she is bringing workers back to the business district there. >> it's complicated. when i sat down with mayor, i wanted to address a few things really on the opposite ends up as rectum. want, the hope generative ai which we spent so much time talking about, the hopefully that will be the next temp room, which is happening. tesla is how to 20 of the best funded ar it does a grieved and paces that. by two how did those companies stay here and that other well taxable cuts don't deserve t

. >> according to flightaware, foley at 60 flights delayed 3 cancellations across of an open international. you got 8 delays. also one cancellation and out at airport. san jose, 5 delays here and 0 cancellations is still early, though. and for those of you that are hitting the road, aaa says traffic should be minimal today. that's going to change tomorrow when people hit the road. go 4th of july, celebrating and making their way back home. aaa says to expect traffic to big up tomorrow from noon to 3 o'clock. they suggest you drive before 11 a and or either after 06:00pm. and i went and they say the worst time to drive is between 3 in the afternoon. a 6 they suggest that you drive before 02:00pm. happening tomorrow. if you're going to be celebrating the 4th and maybe you're in fremont, there are going to be several major roads close because of the parade. so on your screen is a list of those roads been affected. the closure taking place from 06:00am to 02:00pm. if you're attending that event, police also want to remind you not to bring a large bags since they are going to be subject to sear

what's happening and how to stay safe by welcoming to the nine oakland fire battalion chief, chris foley. thanks for being with us. much for having me. just in case someone is new, let's remind viewers with some video about what you guys and gals deal with every year when it comes to illegal fireworks in oakland. scenes like the one we're showing now are not atypical, especially on the night of the fourth. you know, we've kind of swept the skyline and it's really discouraging. it's pretty remarkable. border to border fireworks show that starts as soon as the sun goes down and usually doesn't wrap up until early in the morning. and so what do you think when you see scenes like this? you grew up here. i did. and you're protecting us now. what are your thoughts? well my thoughts are where is that one shell going to land and what's going to happen when it catches a roof on fire? and what happens if another shell down the block lands and another roof is on fire? so the potential for massive conflagration citywide is constant throughout the evening . so we just you know, we're just on edge unt

could collapse as early as 2025, but it was soon debunked by world leading climate scientist jonathan foleyed the publication had confused the entire gulf stream with the much smaller current. the atlantic meridional overturning circulation. he said, quote , it's like comparing said, quote, it's like comparing a superhighway with a side street. this is there is zero chance the gulf stream will collapse, unquote . the collapse, unquote. the intergovernmental panel on climate change, the ipcc, is considered the most rigorous authority on climate change, and its annual reports publish all sorts of scenarios over the next 100 years or so based on forecasts. the point is these are forecasts and there are a range of them. the climate fanatics like just stop oil, focus on the worst case scenarios and then treat them as if they were fact. the fear mongers also fail to mention that a global study showed about half a million people die annually from heat, but 4.5 million people die from cold. this means as temperatures have increased over 20 years, this has caused an extra 116,000 heat deaths each ye

could collapse as early as 2025, but it was soon debunked by world leading climate scientist jonathan foleyed the publication had confused the entire gulf stream with the much smaller current. the atlantic meridional overturning circulation. he said, quote , it's like comparing said, quote, it's like comparing a superhighway with a side street. this is there is zero chance the gulf stream will collapse, unquote . the collapse, unquote. the intergovernmental panel on climate change, the ipcc, is considered the most rigorous authority on climate change, and its annual reports publish all sorts of scenarios over the next 100 years or so based on forecasts. the point is these are forecasts and there are a range of them. the climate fanatics like just stop oil, focus on the worst case scenarios and then treat them as if they were fact. the fear mongers also fail to mention that a global study showed about half a million people die annually from heat, but 4.5 million people die from cold. this means as temperatures have increased over 20 years, this has caused an extra 116,000 heat deaths each ye

actually have not received the money, unanimous risk consent request mister chairman of a tweet, matthew foley put out here during this hearing. right off the back, jerry nadler lies about whistleblower getting to hundred 50, 000, he says here, marcus allen has not received $250,000. he is not receive or cash the check that carl serafin posted online. you can add to that into the record. >> the committee will take a five minute recess, fivehat woue trump would be wrongfully vilified at every turn. -- >> the chair now recognizes the gentleman from virginia, mr. cline. >> thank you mister chairman, director wray, thank you for being here. since we last spoke on april 27th, special counsel john durham delivered his report detailing intelligence activities investigations arriving out of the 2016 presidential did the fbi have an adequate basis on which to launch crossfire hurricane? mr. wray: my understanding is mr. trump did not have the proper basis to elevate it to a full investigation but a preliminary inquiry was appropriate >> to the fbi failed to examine scope tory evidence? -- exculpatory e

frustrations about the subscriptions that are very easy to sign up for but impossible in some cases a foley catheter we brought enforcement actions including a case about against bondage last you. we also briefly proposed a rule with our click to cancel role that require companies make it as easy to cancel a subscription as it is a sign up for one. we have been collecting public comments. we will look hulsey at the record and determine how to proceed. >> thank you for that. i tried to, i had a bundle with disney, hulu and espn 26 or something, and i tried to get out of that bundle and just do hulu. and whatever it is i am being charged for both of them. i have given up. i just try to cancel and it just too much. it needs to be easy. >> that's right and we've also seen through our work that companies company sometimes use what are known as dark patterns. these are these manipulative design techniques that are designed to trick people into either sign up for unwanted services or that make a very difficult to cancel or opt out of something. so those manipulative design tactics are very much on

all of you today. 33 years ago, congress to save are the rights of people with disabilities to quote foleyarticipate in all aspects of society. and to assure quote equality of opportunity, independent living and economic self-sufficiency. this landmark law has reported countless numbers of people with this abilities the opportunity to vote without architectural barriers to work in an environment that supports their success through reasonable accommodations and to live in their own homes and communities instead of shuttered away in institutional settings. today, we celebrate on the real progress that has been achieved and reflect on the hard work that remains to be done. one area that demands greater attention and focus however is the interaction between people with disabilities and the criminal justice system. it is what brings us all here today. millions of disabled people have undesired and unnecessary interactions with law enforcement in our country. i'm talking about people like a like men in louisville who in under two years has more than 20 five police encounters and hospitalizations

lisa: joe foley has a collaborative robot that cuts and peels avocados.he promo kitchen. jon: did you do prime? lisa: i did not. did you? jon: i got some protein. lisa: with your on milk? -- almond milk? jon: bill will stick with us. mike mckee. if you are on tv, you can see it, if you're watching this on radio, you can't. mike mckee in this romantic love fire cabin seen --scene. what are we doing wrong? tom: he is just -- he owns the high ground. jon: beautiful. thank you for taking some time to come on with us. we appreciate it. cpi in four minutes. what are you looking for? >> we are looking for a good report, especially for headline numbers but as bill made good point that things will be transitory on the way down. we will not hold the same numbers and we run into what is called base fx in economics because inflation rose so much in june last year because of energy, it is going to look better this year. we will see a big drop in the headline number. the fed will be looking past that. they know it will be tougher the rest of the year. inflation may com

actually have not received the money, unanimous risk consent request mister chairman of a tweet, matthew foley out here during this hearing. right off the back, jerry nadler lies about whistleblower getting to hundred 50, 000, he says here, marcus allen has not received $250,000. he is not receive or cash the check that carl serafin posted online. you can add to that into the record. >> the committee will take a five minute recess, five

to discuss the week ahead in washington is the hill's congressional reporter eric foley and later, congress is grappling with how to deal with the rise of artificial intelligence. we will be joined by the center for strategic and international studies'grant allen to discuss the challenges congress faces in that sector. ♪ >> in 1970, twa flight 741 from israel to new york was hijacked and flown to the jordanian desert. historian martha hoje was on that plane along with her sister catherine was 13. a group called the popular front for the liberation of palestine was behind the hijacking. martha hodes who teaches 19th century history only had fuzzy memories of those six days and nights in the desert as a hostage. in the past couple of years, professor hodes decided to try to piece together her experience. the result is your book titled " my hijacking," a personal history of forgetting and remembering. >> historian martha hodes on this episodes of book notes+. it's available wherever you get your podcasts. >> nonfiction book lovers, c-span has a number of podcasts for you. listen to best-sellin

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actually have not received the money, unanimous risk consent request mister chairman of a tweet, matthew foley put out here during this hearing. right off the back, jerry nadler lies about whistleblower getting to hundred 50, 000, he says here, marcus allen has not received $250,000. he is not receive or cash the check that carl serafin posted online. you can add to that into the record. >> the committee will take a five minute recess, five minutes, five minutes, and then we will come back. >> a brief recess. when committee members returned, we will continue testimony from fbi director christopher wray. stay with c-span three for live coverage. >> a days ago, it is ago in the western district of louisiana, the court found that the federal government suppressed americans first amendment free speech rights. in his conclusion, on page 1:50, for the court said this. the judge said this. plaintiffs are likely to succeed on the merits and establishing that the government has used its power to silence the opposition. opposition to covid-19 vaccines, opposition to covid-19 lockdowns. opposition to the

joining us today, fran foley winston, who believes that toxic masculinity does need prevented and theular on the programme who thinks there's nothing toxic about being masculine . explain that one to masculine. explain that one to us. davinia >> well, i mean , i've got i'm >> well, i mean, i've got i'm a mother of four boys and i embrace their natural instinct to go out, play, have a row , to go out, play, have a row, fight, play rugby, and generally have when they have an argument , it's over and done with. they seem to exert a little bit of aggression and then it's done. and dusted. and i think that's a skill set that often women don't have.i skill set that often women don't have. i harbour resentment. i can in a mood and my boys can get in a mood and my boys just to have a problem. just seem to have a problem. it's then it's it's dealt with. and then it's done dusted. and i think done and dusted. and i think that's a skill that i wish i could embrace and not harbour resentment. so very worried resentment. so i'm very worried that toxic masculinity resentment. so i'm very worried th