that was diane foley, l the mother of james foley, and colum the mother ofjames foley, and colum mccannia. —— electing navalny. in the last humans we've been hearing from the white house which says president biden has met with yulia, alexei navalny�*s wife, to talk about mr navalny, these are pictures from last week when she visited the european council, but we are hearing that the us president has met with yulia no mouni. we are also hearing from the white house that president biden has said the russians must return electing navalny�*s body to his mother. we are hearing the russians not returning the body until she agrees to hold a secret or private funeral. 0r on those lines coming out of the white house, of course, in the next team on bbc news. still to come on the world today... here is the world's oldest dog. he has been stripped of his title after controversy over his real age. around the world and across the uk, this is the world today on bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. the united states and britain have said they are backing outgoing dutch prime minister

foley. pj foley is really a man of mystery. i don't use that phrase lightly here because first of all, no one knows what his real name is. he's always referred to as pj. is it philip? is it peter? sometime it's written as both. sometimes you'll see in a document he's listed as philip jay foley of the times. peter jay foley was two different names going on here. he's from massachusetts and he's a insurance salesman who had come to port jervis by trade. he was a machinist and just as a side note, when i was trying to track down who he could be, i knew he was from warren, massachusetts. and that area, the number of people using initials for foley. pj i'm like, how many people have the same name? the newspaper talked about his brother, who went by j.p. like, this is not original people. this is not easy. so i never really did get to the bottom of mr. foley because at some point the book wouldn't get written if i kept you know, i had to i had to put the white flag up on foley. but i'm okay with that for now. and what's he? a scoundr

so thank you, commissioner foley. i would just want to say to the to the neighborhood group and to the neighbor is that luckily it's owned by the bank now. and the architect is going to get paid by the bank, and the contractor is going to get paid by the bank. so i think everyone should be operating in good faith moving forward is my hope. and i think reaching out to the planner is a good idea. so thank you very much for your for being focused on this property. i agree, i, i hope that the bank will be, um, very be aware of the concern of the community and i, i really appreciate this letter from the dogpatch association, and i strongly urge you to continue to be vigilant about your monitoring of this project. unless you tell us what's going on. we don't know. so i continue to, um, urge you to continue to keep us informed. if you see something that is not a part of what we're possibly approving today with the conditions, um, these are very serious allegations against this particular property owner and the property. so i

. >> commissioner foley, yes. >> and president matsuda so moved. >> and passes item three. >> 3. commission comments & questions. disclosures. >> i have an informational i guess announcement for the commission. the china branch of the san francisco public library will come before us at the next hearing on the 21st and offering a site visit to the commissioners if the commissioners are interested if going on a site visit about one hour of and a half i have the dates for that visit and we can have up to three combhirsz per session. so it will be from friday monday or tuesday please let me know and the second we have been sitting on the technical weeks regarding the waterfront that is part of our agenda today new number 7. and so we wanted to disclose the participation in that. >> that's all i have to say. thank you. >> nothing further commissioners i did have a request of you next time we are scheduled to mediate on february 21st we have scheduled ar c meeting as well as the regular hearing is quite full. and we expect commissioners commissioner campbell commissioner baldauf not pr

this budget funds schools, and schools of choice, foley for the next biennium. but you know, all of our innovative efforts increase funny, unique partnerships and goals would not be possible without the professional teachers in our classrooms. with us today is wyoming's teacher of the year john corbin. he has been teaching social studies at wyoming, for wyoming students for 16 years. he's an advocate for civics education, and is a participant in one of our ride pilot. thank you, john, for recognizing the importance of adapting our kids acted educational approaches to meet the needs of a a new generation of students. john, would you please rise so we may thank you. congratulations. [applause] >> you know, over this past year i and others have is crossed wyoming and visited communities to listen to the concerns and personal stories of wyoming people touched by mental health concerns and suicide. the stories about substance abuse and suicide have been heartbreaking. thankfully, they have been tempered by remarkable stories of recovery and hope. we heard about what'

let's hear from jane foley, from, rabobank. what do you think this means for inflation? , ., . ., what do you think this means for inflation? , . . ., , u, inflation? there is a clear message from these — inflation? there is a clear message from these numbers _ inflation? there is a clear message from these numbers and _ inflation? there is a clear message from these numbers and they - inflation? there is a clear message from these numbers and they are l from these numbers and they are still higher than the bank of england would want to see them. we have to be clear, we are seeing wage inflation move down, it is more moderate than it was at the previous month, but it is still very high, it is much higher in the data print today than the market expected it to be. the labour market is still much tighter than the market had expected. what this suggests is that the bank of england will not be able to cut interest rates early. if we look about a month or six weeks ago, the market was fairly optimistic there might be an interest rate cut from the bank of england in the spring,

jane foley is head of fx strategy at rabobank.pointment, to be honest, to look at the the opening up after the lunar new year holiday of the chinese stock market and to see it only very slightly higher. now, of course, this reflects these deep concerns about the chinese economy. yes, it's good news to see that retail and the tourism sector has been picking up. but, really, we have really significant concerns about the property sector, about the amount of debt, particularly within local governments, and how that's affecting overall consumption, overall confidence. and, of course, there's the other element. we haven't really had an awful lot of stimulus from the government to the consumer sector. that is something that international investors really would like to see. but that's not what we get. there's a different type of policy in china. it does seem that most of the stimulus is likely to be on the supply side, not on the demand side, which would be, of course, from consumption. and that, as well, is a concern to international pla

david foley was county district attorney at the time. turned up a critical clue for the timeline. >> a neighbor couple had heard gunshots, three gunshots, friday evening. somewhere around 9 pm. >> on the property itself though, detectives found themselves frustratingly short of clues. but they did recover in the grass a soggy piece of paper that looks like a receipt. it would be work for the lab to figure out. and around the garage, investigators took note of something perplexing. three exterior lights, the bulbs were missing. >> why are the bulbs gone? this is odd. this was really odd. >> so, somebody had done some planning? >> rang to the doorbell, can't see who's out there, flips the lights on. nothing happens. opens the door. there is his assailant. >> so, the shooting of the superintendent for a grievance unknown became one theory to pursue. but detectives were about to hear a story that would make them look at the crime scene in a completely different way. something more traditional. was it possible that keith reed was the victim o

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he's foley familiarizing himself with his new team in managing the padres last season helped him to, you know, be a little bit knowledgeable about the players he has on the giants roster. it's another thing. the manage them, though, on day-to-day basis and well, now like the team. so far he thinks that the depth of the roster will enable the team to have a a lot of strong options, if you will, when the giants take on the field this season and they should have. so success. take a listen. >> you know, as we still see with the compliment. looks like the beginning. but >> you know, it's it's going to be an army guy. we're going to success. it's going to be an army guys are grabbed by everybody in that room. first, a spring training has to know, you know, even if i don't start here and look at ross over worst season, upwards of 50, sometimes 60 babies in that room had a chance to be on roster. we need to create that you and your early on. and i stuff like that, guys coming out early to arguments. >> speaking of >> some play. you didn't see much of it from tiger woods today. obviously tour

should go out there and for the government in place that doesn't go out there and attack the young foley, who maintained twice as in gaza, is the focus of the latest episode the dean of how this kid is going to government, the american support of as well as diamonds in washington. the simple soft part is the one. so the entire show and all website of the not going. but here's a quick look. you can win a battle and lose a war, and now there's the terms of tactical successes of these release of demonstrating that they have a good deal of capability. but in terms of a soft r and the ability to attract others, i think the disproportionate number of casualties and gaza has indeed damaged their soft power and washington's soft to power. in recent years. let alone garza as well as if it did again. i, i think the american sauce power has been damaged by the disproportionate, the killing of civilians in the cause of war. uh, biden is pleaded for the israel east to take a more measured approach. but it, there still damage to americans. sauce power, sorry, room family members of the how much hostag

jane foley from rabobank told me what it could mean for inflation.r message from these numbers, they are still higher than the bank of england would want to see. we have to be clear, we are seeing wage inflation move down. it is moderate, more moderate than it was at the previous month. it is still very high. it is much higher intraday�*s data print than the market had expected. the labour market still much tighter than had been expected. what they suggest is that the bank of england will not be able to cut interest rates early, so if we look about a month or six weeks ago, the market was fairly optimistic that there may be an interest—rate cut, maybe in the spring or roundabout may. now the spring or roundabout may. now the markets, it could be august, september before we get that first interest—rate cut of the cycle. then we get the cpi inflation data tomorrow, that is the next point of interest for the bank of england. what do you think is causing this tightness in the labour market? there are a number of factors but one very worrying factor is th

james foley not since many evil times do they chop off heads, chop off heads.who the hell ever heard of this? we're in now the worst period of baby ever. medieval times. boom. i read. i loved history when i was in high school and i'd read about medieval times. boom, boom, chop off heads. yeah. when was the last time you heard about chopping off his? now they chop off. it's okay. so now they look at me. mr. trump, how do you feel about waterboarding? they think i'm going to say, oh, it's a terrible thing. it's so horrible. it's so mean. it's so terrible. in fact, it's supposed to be you know, the big question is, is it torture or not? in other words, it's so borderline. it's like your minimal, minimal, minimal torture. so they said, mr. trump, i'd like you to answer the question. how do you feel about waterboarding? i said, i feel great about it. i really i feel well. i said, i feel bad. and then i said something that got me in a minor bit of trouble because it wasn't politically correct, i said. but i think we should go much, much, much further than waterboardi

let's speak now to jane foley, head of fx strategy at rabobank. news. i would imagine it is so encouraging to hear that the domestic economy, i mean he wouldn't go for it during the lunar new year break in terms of spending and travelling, but the markets today, which have opened for the first time in over a week, are pretty lacklustre. real mixed signals coming about china, isn't there? . �* , �* coming about china, isn't there? ., �* , ~ , coming about china, isn't there? ., �*, ~ , ., ., there? that's right. a bit of a disappointment _ there? that's right. a bit of a disappointment to _ there? that's right. a bit of a disappointment to look - there? that's right. a bit of a disappointment to look at. there? that's right. a bit of a| disappointment to look at the opening up after the lunar new year holiday and to see it only very slightly higher now. this reflects these deep concerns about the chinese economy. yes, it is good news to see that retail and the tourism sector have been picking up, but really we have a really significant concerns abo

can't see foley of their policies. has to be some problem they can't really solve. >> absolutely.orales, you generously called her a socialist. she is a communist. that is the kind of twisted logic. doesn't make sense to people like you and i. if you are a socialist or communist it does. >> thank you for staying up with us. if you like what you hear and do. check out from the kitchen table podcast with the duffeys. foxnewspodcast.com. you are the best. >> appreciate it. see you in the morning. >>> fanny says yes, it is true, i had a relationship with my lover boy, nathan wade. no hanky pang panky. >> people of full ton county deserve the best. they deserve a da that won't have sex with their employees. deserve a da -- i will not be chooseing people to date that work under me. let me say that. what citizens are really concerned about is if you chose to have inappropriate contact with employees. nothing i can say it is distracting and inappropriate for no. 1 law enforcement officer in this state. >> her lover says he didn't spend any of the money fani paid him to take her on trips.

we will hear from the mother of jim foley, a freelance journalist captured and killed by isis in 2014 about her new book. i sincerely hope you join us. as is custom for the national press club i want to give you our national press club mug. may you drink much coffee from it. >> thank you. >> we have one last question. we tried to have a bit of a fun one for the last one. you had a bit of a brush with journalism in your early career. you are a customer service representative for the los angeles times. what insights can you give us into customer complaints? >> they are really passed off if they do not get the paper on their porch i 7:00 a.m.. that's the most important. l.a. times, back in the day. >> secretary, thank you so much. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024]

professor edward foley, thank you so much, appreciate that. >>> the republicans dumpster fire week one still burning. -- there's nothing better than a subway series footlong. except when you add a new footlong sidekick. like the boss with the new footlong cookie. this might be my favorite sidekick ever. what? every epic footlong deserves the perfect sidekick. two leading candidates for senate. two very different visions for california. every epic footlong steve garvey, the leading republican, is too conservative for california. he voted for trump twice and supported republicans for years, including far right conservatives. adam schiff, the leading democrat, defended democracy against trump and the insurrectionists. he helped build affordable housing, lower drug costs, and bring good jobs back home. the choice is clear. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. summer of 2021 which put all of our enemies around the world on notice that preside >>> bid breaking news, right no the senate is in session. this is super bowl sunday, we remind you, lawmakers on the hill got over a procedur

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. >> i did [ laughter ] >> seth: the foley artists were like, "you know i think we should just let her her. >> seth: we can't beat it. that's the best noise i've ever heard for someone about to have a clairvoyant moment would you like to have the power of clairvoyance? >> no, i'm good. [ light laughter ] >> seth: i think i'm good too. >> i feel like i like being surprised. >> seth: yep >> and i also -- it would be too much responsibility. >> seth: you strike me as someone i believe you like being surprised, but do you ever look surprised? [ light laughter ] like i would feel if i was at a surprise party for you and we all like jumped out, i feel like your expression might not change at all >> let's try >> seth: okay, great >> get down. okay >> seth: surprise! yeah, that's it. [ laughter ] that's exactly what i expected [ applause ] i just had a surprise party, same thing i do not surprise. >> you do not surprise >> seth: i do not surprise i walked in and a bunch of people yelled surprise, and my wife said it was such a drag she said, "you have to try harder." >> what did you do >> seth

anything back karen foley was mixed at a 5 point to 4. and the pharaohs main. and the bonus points was full, so thanks to type in stripes, if they can win the remaining 2 matches, they will become the 1st scene since from 1998. to secure a back to back grand slams as well as for wales, it's a feed straight to defeats. 7 time for me to one will chime in. louis hamilton has spoken for the 1st time about why he decided to make a short move from the mercedes team. to for raleigh next year, despite signing a contract extension with mercedes last august. the announce the switch to the re tiny and rivals a few weeks ago, hamilton has been taking part in pre season, tasting in for rain, handled the 1st race next saturday. it was obviously the hardest decision i think i've ever had to make. let's see, hasn't been mercedes for things like 26 years. they've supported me and we've had an incredible and absolutely incredible journey together. we've created history within the sport and is something them take a lot of pride and i'm very proud of of what we've achieved. but um

electoral count reform act, a number of the amicus briefs such as those of professor ginsburg, hasan and foley shows a constitutional crisis in the make and is all the more reason to address the issues now in a judicial process on a full evidentiary record so everybody can have certainty on the issues before they go to the polls. >> justice kagan? >> you talked, you relied on the state's extensive powers under the electors clause, you talked about the states having a role in enacting typical ballot access provisions. i guess, you know, strikes me that we have put some limits on that, and i'll just give you anderson are versus selebrese, we said states are limited in who they can take off the ballot and that was a case about minor party candidates, but the reason was that one state's decision to take a candidate off the ballot affects everybody else's rights. and we talked about the pervasive national interest and the selection of candidates for national office, we talked about how an individual state's decision would have an impact beyond its own borders, so, if that goes for minor political p

foley >> they can't see the folly of their policies.o it has to b theire some amor problem they can't really solvem . >> absolutely. and by the way, tammy morales, you very generously called socia her a socialist. she's really a communist. i mean, that's what allil these. socialists ultimately are. and that's the kind of twistedt. logic they have. it doesn't make sense to people like you and i, but i gues ke senseou ands if you're a socialist, it has. >> or communism. thanks for getting up stayi and staying up with us. staying up with us and getting up in the morning. if ye, ifoumeantimth you like what you hear and you do, check out the from the kitchen table podcast with the duffy's. anywhere you find podcastst fox news podcast dot com. it's worth listening to. they are very good. rachel, you're the best. thank you. i appreciate it. you guys. all right. take care. three in the morning. >> yep. fannie finally admitted it app se mree it y. a court filing. fannie says, yes, it's true. i ha, i had a relationship withy lover boy, nathan wad

. >> reporter: bill foley is the owner of the nhl's reigning champs, the golden knights, the first professionalhome. a year before the supreme court decision. with las vegas being far from huge, the 40th market in the country, the league was concerned about filling seats. >> now that you have the team, what is that fan base like? >> our fan base is local. it always has been local. i've seen the wanlers in house, i get irritated. >> reporter: the aces of the wnba were the second pro team in las vegas. with back-to-back championships, they have also found a loyal fan base. guard jackie young is a two-time all-star. >> what is that like, that atmosphere for you at home games? >> yeah, it's great. i mean they really support us. >> reporter: it's one thing to fill an arena. a stadium is a different story. the raiders moved to las vegas from oakland. a run through the parking lots at tailgate time showed a lot of out of town license plates. and while the league says they were a big draw for visiting fans, for the season, the raiders drew the second lowest attendance in the nfl for their nine home gam

jonathan: jane foley speaking to lisa, and murray and me a little bit earlier.t three months or so. the real question right now is why not lower than that, why not parity all over again? lisa:lisa: does this thing ever move that much? shocking for a couple of months, but here's the question. because there is this big divergence, when does that start to play out a little bit more in a predictable manner? jonathan: the euro just a touch stronger. your first one, antony blinken heading to israel with ap steel building. qatar saying hamas give a positive response to a proposal that would see a pause in fighting and the release of some hostages. blinken saying the u.s. is studying their response and has shared it with israel. we've been closer and closer over the last week. how close are we? annmarie: fighting yesterday when he came out to talk about the collapse of this border deal was asked about this cease-fire. said there has been some movement that then send the response was a little over the top. what does that mean? and how does blinken, his fifth visit to the

. >> reporter: bill foley was with his friends alex and kenny when the moose started to close in. >>on both edges of my snow board moving with that moose. >> reporter: at one point he said the bull bolted for kenny. >> go, ken! go faster! >> reporter: others calling out to warn him. >> go faster! >> reporter: the skiers weaving downhill to avoid a dangerous collision. the moose eventually veering off. bill still in disbelief. >> in the moment, more surprised knowing that those types of animals can be very aggressive, especially in the wild. >> reporter: experts say these animals, which can weigh up to 1,500 pounds and stand 7 feet tall are extremely when charging, they can reach speeds up to 35 miles per hour. >> it can be scary. it can feel dangerous and threatened and aggressive. usually moose are reacting defensively to the situation they're in. again, it's not uncommon in areas where you have people recreating especially in big groups in these areas that moose are spending a whole winter in and getting their food there. >> reporter: okay. listen up. if you find yourself face to f

barbara foley: what an amazing woman esther is.ngs some people believe that make it a lot harder now for younger generations and politicians don't really respond adequately. what you think of that? do you think it's right, is there a mood among people of your generation?— of your generation? absolutely and what's interesting _ of your generation? absolutely and what's interesting is _ of your generation? absolutely and what's interesting is politicians i of your generation? absolutely and what's interesting is politicians of l what's interesting is politicians of both sides will ask, how do we engage young people, why aren't young people voting? what are you offering them? we've seen in many elections where young people aren't the priority but they are overwhelmingly suffering now whether it's in relation to housing or work, jobs, education, the cost of education. yet there is no real benefit they are being offered by either party. benefit they are being offered by either party-— benefit they are being offered by either party. what

went after the um you'd seen journal ists and aid workers being beheaded and alan henning and james foleyy she couldn't have done. and that she made the autonomous decision to go out there, whether she influenced or whether she was influenced or not. she and that she is not. and she and that she is a security threat to jump in. >> are you do you concur with what the court of appeal has said this morning? >> i do, because i always try to take an objective position that no matter how you gutturally take an objective position that no nabout how you gutturally take an objective position that no nabout how yoyourtturally feel about her or your sentiments towards her, the court essentially court of appeal is essentially not dating the case not relitigate dating the case that's been done. they're saying that's been done. they're saying that the parameters of that within the parameters of the was every point the law was every point addressed addressed addressed and addressed thoroughly, been, thoroughly, which it has been, and to this and they've had come to this unanimous decision it's not unani

the project site is up upslope from mister garrett foley's house.ointed out in this photo, and as you can see, harper street slopes down to the northeast and there is a clear pattern of two story over garage victorian homes. and this is not by accident that although some of these homes have been renovated now, neighbors have developed down not up due to the slope and western facing sun. any vertical additions will have an outsized impact on neighbors light and privacy. we the proposed project breaks that pattern of development with a horizontal and a vertical addition. the vertical addition adds what looks like a fourth story that measures 44ft from the curb, which will tower over the existing facade and will plunge the downslope. neighbors below into darkness. the requesters have particular concern about the peaked roof design, which is the most impactful part of the project. if the project were redesigned with a flat roof for the rear addition, where the red line is shown, this would significantly reduce the massing of the building and its impact