commissioner foley. >> i say the same thing all the time. vice president always reminds me to turn on my microphone so thank you. it really is the fabric of the community and on the ice cream store, i used to live in bernal heights. (indiscernible) store front is beautiful. and the bar, i love your bar and like bars in general and we need you to continue to operate and keep the downtown going so thank you very much. >> thank you. any other comments from the commission? i think having these legacy businesses before us gives us time to reflect and really appreciate what san francisco has to offer in terms of its uniqueness of promoting small businesses and we try to do whatever we can to keep you alive and to support you, so let's make sure that we get these businesses on the registry and let's continue to promote them. do i hear a motion? >> motion to approve. >> second. >> commissioner vergara, did you have a comment? >> i was only going to move to approve. >> great. >> there is a motion seconded to adopt recommendation for approval. on that

the eurodollar is 109.85 let's bring in jane foley head of rabbobank thanks for the time. the downgrade doesn't do much to change the sentiment around weather the u.s. economy is actually struggling or not the sentiment clearly is it actually has been fairly resilient. does this bring even further strength to the dollar short term as well >> well, of course, it's an interesting question because the dollar has perhaps a little bit of an odd relationship with the u.s. fundamentals. normally, of course, if you look across the country, fundamentals focus on the budget deficit, focus on the debt. those are the parameters it's generally currency negative but the u.s. has "i" own fundamentals that's unique from that point of view, and the reason for that is because it's used so much in invoicing around the world. that's why so many different central banks have had dollars in their reserves because dollars are used in their invoices, and so the reality is that when you hear bad news, risk appetite irrespective of the cause, irrespective whether it comes from the u.s. or not, peopl

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. >> trace: fox team coverage with brian foley and phil holloway, but bryan is in riverhead, new york. what can we expect in court today? >> trace, good afternoon. right now this preliminary hearing is expected to start right now. we know that the suffolk county district attorney and his team have made their way inside of that courtroom. we also know that neighbors that lived in rex heuermann's neighborhood in massapequa park, long island have made their way in, as well as the family of some of the victims, including the sister of melissa barthelmy, the first victim whose remains were found in 2010, and the fourth victim that prosecutors say they are confident they'll be able to link and eventually charge rex heuermann with that death. cameras are not allowed inside the courtroom but we have that live feed of the hallway and rex heuermann was brought in through a secure area. the jail is directly behind this courthouse. he's been in that jail for over two weeks now. and we are told this hearing should not take long. defendants don't normally speak during this hearing. this is the firs

commissioner foley. >> i say the same thing all the time. vice president always reminds me to turn on my microphone so thank you. it really is the fabric of the community and on the ice cream store, i used to live in bernal heights. (indiscernible) store front is beautiful. and the bar, i love your bar and like bars in general and we need you to continue to operate and keep the downtown going so thank you very much. >> thank you. any other comments from the commission? i think having these legacy businesses before us gives us time to reflect and really appreciate what san francisco has to offer in terms of its uniqueness of promoting small businesses and we try to do whatever we can to keep you alive and to support you, so let's make sure that we get these businesses on the registry and let's continue to promote them. do i hear a motion? >> motion to approve. >> second. >> commissioner vergara, did you have a comment? >> i was only going to move to approve. >> great. >> there is a motion seconded to adopt recommendation for approval. on that

. ♪ i'm pablo foley elias.o our viewers on pbs in the united states and around the world, welcome to the program. germany is set to buy the advanced arrow-3 missile defense system from israel following u.s. approval of the sale. it is part of german efforts to build up a sky shield in response to russia's invasion of ukraine. giulia -- developed jointly by israel and the u.s., the arrow-3 is capable of intercepting high-altitude ballistic missiles it is used in israel's so-called iron dome. reporter: arrow-3 is the jewel in israel's military defense crown. the system has an extraordinary range. it can destroy targets 100 kilometers above earth in the stratosphere. its sale to germany to $3.5 billion is the biggest deal of its kind in israel's history. and more. >> this is not just a defense -- israel is selling germany the sophisticated arrow-3 missile defense system. 75 years ago the jewish people were -- 75 years later, the jewish state is giving germany, a different germany, the means to defend itself. such

brian yannis is in foley square. how many are there now?o start 7 minutes ago, probably just as many people on stage as there are people here for the rally and this is the first time we've seen something like this. new york city sponsored rally by the mayor calling on new yorkers and business leaders to come out here today to pressure the biden administration to expedite work permits to thousands of migrants who arrived in the city, illegally, overcrowding the city shelters. new york city the faster they can get migrants working illegally, the quicker the 60,000 migrants in the shelter system can get out. more than a hundred business leaders in the city urged president biden to expedite these permits, quote, there is a compelling need for expedited processing of asylum applications and work permits for those who meet federal eligible to be standards. there are labor shortages in many us industries where employers are prepared to offer training and jobs to individuals authorized to work in the us, new york governor kathy hochul in the city m

let's discuss that now with jane foley, who is head of strategy at a bank.t sounds good that wage growth has caught up with inflation, but is there something more complicated at play here? there is alwa s a complicated at play here? there is always a sting _ complicated at play here? there is always a sting in _ complicated at play here? there is always a sting in the _ complicated at play here? there is always a sting in the tail _ complicated at play here? there is always a sting in the tail with - always a sting in the tail with economic data. what it does mean is that it economic data. what it does mean is thatitis economic data. what it does mean is that it is just about certain that the bank of england will be hiking interest rates again. the next meeting is towards the end of september. they will almost be —— almost certainly be raising interest rates again by .25%. this city has begun to speculate that rates will begun to speculate that rates will be going up even further, may be as much as 6%. those expectations were damp in months or so ago by soft

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you need but foley and i have the most useful for nickel minus, which is that it's going to be this little in human friend almost. i just explained what the the after the end of world war 2, the national liberation movement. it'd be an intensified dramatically, haven't driven away the japanese occupiers. the vietnamese patriots by no means wanted the return of the former french colonizers. but brands did not want to lose the rich colony and decided to beat the opposition by board. in december 1946, a full scale war broke out. the main victory addict organization led by whole team and inflicted heavy losses on the french. the invaders were enraged. according to western historians of the 250000 lives of peaceful beaten. these were on their contents. the colonialists widely used the practice of mass rape of b. it means women as revenge on the guerrillas. in 1947, the french destroyed the village of nights, rock murdering 170 women, and 157 children. however, terror did not help. in 1954, the vietnamese defeated the french army and the decisive battle of gen, being full, almost $12000.00 frenc

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cost structure he inherited from foley, very high. you are potentially 0 for 2, that's true. >> i think, and this is what i'm going to explain to my -- the le learning lesson to the club. it's not a learning lesson that makes a good life, but that's okay. this is about learning. i believe in joe papa at bausch health. that was wrong. i believed in mary dillon because she was a huge success at ulta, and mccarthy did a fantastic job at netflix. and at spotify. so, i look at the -- i think the great man or great woman theory, great person theory, i have to reimagine it. obviously, it's one that hasn't worked for me and the club, and it's a learning lesson that's cost my trust a lot of money, but if i don't own it -- let's have like most people on air. you just wait. i'm not giving up so early. i'm saying i'm dead wrong. it's my fault. i didn't do a good job. i made a mistake estimating people. i had a phone call with my wife last night because it's obviously very jarring. when you bring lisa in -- when you bring your wife in and you say,

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think that this government has a very good approach to the process and also, and even to the public foley c, a followed by the drugs and there were against drops a federal government. so i think that the federal, you know, how to put the management of the relationship with the united states and also a, he's open the board that we've been a shorter. we shift to is the, for me, the most important challenge right now in the process with the elaine is what to do with it yearly with thing venezuela. know even this way, because the presence of these are medical be supplied big on the concrete and i thing doesn't know at the know the columbia in governmental defendants where that's government help upset the level of the challenge here. but it's great. so go jorge, not to get ahead and disagree mentioned elizabeth, nothing in agreement. so just very quickly, i'd like to ask about your comments to what laura has just said. elizabeth does have usa as why we, you know, thinks i really think this is an enormous challenge. and because this is a, by national, really movement with perfect business on bo

jane foley, head of fx strategy at rabobank, told me this will all influence the next interest rate decision that it is just about certain that the bank of england will be hiking interest rates again. their next meeting is towards the end of september so, yes, they will be hiking rates again, almost certainly by another 25 basis points but what this data has opened up is, how much more are they going to go? and now the city has begun to speculate that rates will be going up even further, may be as much as 6%. those expectations had been dampened a month or so ago by softer than expected inflation data and what is really quite interesting is that we have the next release of inflation data tomorrow. if that is softer than expected, well, these expectations about bank of england interest rates could be really quite volatile. indeed. the other element of this data is you are seeing unemployment going up. it is going up from quite a low level, it doesn't sound like good news but is there a chance that that in itself takes the heat out of the inflationary picture? yes. you are quite right and in f

live now to jane foley, head of fx strategy, rabobank.appointment, the market has been clamouring for a more substantial amount of stimulus from china get again the market is disappointed, it is quite confusing for the market because we have had this interest rate cut but it is a very small interest rate cut not as big as the market was expecting and it is not crucially on the interest rate that guides mortgages. that is a sector which is under intense pressure, we have seen property prices falling in china, that is quite unusual, we have seen property developers under significant amounts of pressure, and as property prices fall, that has a negative wealth effect which means people are likely to spend less, and so consumption is down, demand is down and on the back of that, we have seen growth forecasts come back as well. a very confusing and disappointing message today. many might argue that cutting the interest rate is not necessarily the right solution, often it is the lever reached for in times of economic depression is aware but at a

bryan is live at foley, a lot of news coming from. what do we hear? >> sandra, hi.it was an embattled, passioned new york city mayor eric adams calling out fellow democrats, governor kathy hochul as well as president biden imploring them to do more with the migrant crisis in the city. >> new york city makes up .05% of the land mass yet we have 99.5% of the asylum seekers here. the solution is not just new york city. the solution is new york state and the united states. that is what the solution lies on. >> mayor adams holding a rally today, calling on the biden administration to expedite work permits for migrants. the city says the faster they can get migrants working legally, the quicker the 60,000 migrants currently living in the overcrowded shelter system can get out. governor hochul met with homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas and president biden's chief of staff at the white house demanding expedited work permits through executive action. the white house promised to surge staffers to new york to identify, text and email migrants eligible for the work

joining me is ned foley, constitutional law professor at ohio state university.washington post," where he recently wrote this piece. forget the trump trials, he might already be ineligible for 2024. nice to have you back. there has been no such finding, no due process for donald trump. so according to you, what now needs to happen? >> good to be with you. i think timing is crucial here. if donald trump is allowed to be on the ballot and then wins, i think he needs to be permitted to take office. that's only fair to the voters. on the other hand, if he's already disqualified constitutionally from being president even if he wins, then he shouldn't be on the ballot, also to be fair to the voters, because voters need to be able to choose between eligible candidates. there needs to be a trial. doesn't have to be a criminal trial, could be a civil trial to adjudicate the relevant factual issues of does this constitutional provision apply to trump's conduct. >> how practical is it? now we're talking about trial number five. this issue could be litigated and reach the su

official capacity, not just fbi agents but in proceedings, of course that is the legal theory that foleywilson after glittering of fulton county is trying and testing, that can be construed as a crime, that is when the bushes event, and this might be the first time that this and the special counsel jack smith and died of him for a similar attempt of subversion of the election in battleground states, it's the first time there has been accountability as far as i can tell for lies against home. >> i think to your point he wasn't indicted for lying which is something that his supporters insist that is what happened. he was indicted for what he lied about how he used the lies. i was using the lives according to prosecutors as a way to using diplomats of both were meant to impact the official proceedings. and the official proceedings were about the transfer of power in this country. and actress disdain offers this by the stripe if you love the election and have been pulled over and over again that he lost the election and that there was a chance. we talk a lot, jake about how crucial -- i will

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here to explain is "washington post" writer ned foley.l way that he may not be eligible, like, what would it take for this to actually happen? would the people do it? >> yes, good morning. good to be with you. so this provision of the constitution was adopted after the civil war to stop people who had been in the united states government who had taken an oath to uphold the constitution, but then betrayed that oath by joining the conconfederacy. it was put into the constitution as part of the 14th amendment, the prohibition that they could never serve in federal or state government ever again. it's written broadly to apply not just to the civil war itself, but to any insurrection of the united states. the question is whether that applies to trump, and if it does, what procedurally is the way to adjudicate that issue before the election? >> so ned, walk us through that argument. if a state were to pursue this course here against donald trump, try to prevent him from appearing on the ballot, what could be the machinations for that to occur,

the industry must address sir a clock out to 0 prison and time for sports now with joe foley, thank you very much. was have been hearing fee for have suspended, lose ruby alice from all football related activities for kissing spanish. woke up when a jenny had a post on the lips, footballs governing body has also been the president of the spanish federation for making contact with the player on friday and most the said she didn't consent to being kissed by it will be all is off to the teams victory will be honest, it's kind, he's the victim of a social assassination and it's threatened to take legal action against that. i'm also well supported by the most on the team is gathering momentum earlier, 11 members of the coaching staff from spain's women's world cup team resigned, but not coach. jorge builder, bustling his coach. chevy says he's giving and most so the players is unconditional supports and has condemned the behavior of the president use. i said, i regret that people aren't talking about the historic achievement of winning 12 comp in the united states. orlando pride in san diego

here's joe foley. thank you very much. thousands of members of spain's well cut winning women's team site. they weren't play any matches for the country until the soccer federation chief is sacked. they've released the joint statement, delta lewis, who b l is refused to resign. everybody's controversial behavior at the women's welcome . finally, the president in spain's f, i caused the outrage for kissing jenny and most so on the lips following spain's victory in the statement at most so denied his claims, the case was consensual and the place. so his behavior violated the dignity of women, but ruby at his claims. he's the victim of a witch hunt by what he called false feminists at an emergency meeting code for the federation of day. also, fee for open disciplinary proceedings against him would be less defended. his actions, littleton, i couldn't get but i took off with you. do you really think that i deserved his hunt? people demanding my resignation? is this so serious for me to resign? having done t

. >>> the sizzling summer travel season we'll speak to ceo glenn foley and the travel trends he's seeingd hour of "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning welcome back to "squawk box" right here on cnbc i'm andrew ross sorkin with the one and only becky quick and the professor, steve liesman, hanging out with us. how are you, steve >> well. we missed you. >> jobs friday this is the day for you. >> we missed you the first hour, andrew. >> glad you're here. we've got a lot to cover. >> let's take a look at u.s. equity futures, show everybody where things stand all of this could change at 8:30 when we will get the jobs number right now dow off marginally, eight points looking at the nasdaq up around 38 points and the s&p 500 up about 4.5 points take a look at the two-year and ten-year 4.3 on the ten-year and the two-year at 4.9. >> thanks. we want to get to dom chu with a look at this morning's pre-market movers. you're going to run us through some of the earnings, we've heard? >> yes, two of them. apple and amazon running in opposite directions. the two most consequential earnings r

my experience, and tom foley was talking about the same thing.not great, you can find better prices. you have the app on your phone, they have great logistics set up. you know you can get it tomorrow. talk about buying a book, i watched gladiator and i am buying marcus really us -- marcus aurelius, meditations. tom: are you reading in english or greek? jonathan: translation. [laughter] lisa: their competitors that have seen what amazon does, you're talking about walmart. at what point does that because -- does that become competitive because of the lack of convenience of the return policy? tom: i will go to the short term of the market and financial television and radio. the answer is pros, what they do is they look at the addressable market, the potential market of what you are talking about. in case after case, the addressable market seems to be much larger than the cautious crew, the fear crew of 18 months out. if you look out three years or five years, where is the cloud. where's apple services? how may cardboard boxes are going to be in the

james foley had this to say. it is possible the u.s.r will be impacted more by the political actions than the announcement generates rather than from the announcement. jane joins us now for a little bit more. just walk us through that. the significance of what we heard yesterday to this market. jane: the significance in some respects is very huge. we are looking at a budget deficit that has been gdp despite the fact the gross outlook has improved relative to market expectations in recent months. we are also looking at debt that is really quite high, particularly when we compare that to pre-pandemic levels. the u.s. is certainly not alone in that respect. there was a lot of pandemic spending, that fiscal policy that was pretty expansionary. that is one of the reasons we have higher inflation. but of course, the u.s. treasury market isn't like other bond markets. it is the benchmark when it comes to safe haven. so you don't get that same sort of reaction to bad news that you would have elsewhere. you don't get people selling off bonds. bu

fran foley winston thinks motorists go out of their way to make life difficult for cyclists .fran, what are you on about? hello hello . hello. >> i know it's not all motorists, okay? and i know there are some bad cyclists, particularly people on the pay as you go bikes who i think haven't been on bikes since they were at school and suddenly just go crazy on the roads. but i've had where have had examples where cars have dnven had examples where cars have driven cycle lanes. i nearly driven in cycle lanes. i nearly lost arm a couple of years lost my arm a couple of years ago i was signalling to ago when i was signalling to turn literally swung turn and car literally swung into it was literally into me and it was literally nanoseconds and i could feel it whizzing by. it grazed my arm . whizzing by. it grazed my arm. my whizzing by. it grazed my arm. my have come off. i've my arm would have come off. i've had the cars driving into puddles because think it's puddles because they think it's hilarious. was hilarious. ipso you. i was forced onto a tram track by a car coming around a