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 therefore, the work of the foley foundation continues. our government and other wonderful ngo is because but deaf improvement. i mean now we have an entity cares and who is accountable to actually talk to families much as they need to be talked to which is not at all the case. when jim was taken, call him. did you want to comment that part of the book, how you tried to draw that out? well, i think what important to talk about in a wider sense, um, is that we're living in increasingly strangely narrow times, uh, where people seem to be sort of dazed with certainty and you come into the room if you look like me and you come into the room if you vote like me, or you sound like me. um, but you stay out, um and, um, a lot of how we are thinking, um, seems to be, uh, you know, directed in very singular ways. and so we have these, these very narrow instinct, um, and one of the things about this particular topic is that the narrowness, uh, you know, a few years ago we've begun to think, in, in broader, more intel ways. and so dan used the word co

thank you, commissioner foley. yeah.st lastly, i mean, the planning staff has a budget both for capital and for human resources. so they're doing everything they can do and their budget is going to get cut again. so, you know, i appreciate i think everyone on this commission really appreciates what the staff does every day with the resources they get. so thank you very much. and motion to adopt. i second that. there's nothing further. commissioners. there is a motion that has been seconded to adopt the survey findings on that motion. commissioner campbell. yes. commissioner. vergara. yes. commissioner wright. yes. commissioner. foley i commissioner warren. yes. commissioner. president. matsuda. yes. so move. commissioners that motion passes unanimously, 6 to 0 and conclude your hearing today. thank you everyone [music] san francisco developing programs specific low to increase the amount of affordable housing throughout the city. >> the affordable housing bonus program provides developers to include more housing for i ha

you can watch actually sting perform the song he wrote in honor of jim foley. it's called the empty chair. he recorded it in there. are you played it in our studio. you can watch it on cnn.com and on the cnn app right now. later tonight, you'll also find it on instagram and twitter. as well. >> still ahead. after stepping back from public duties following his cancer diagnosis, king charles was seen in good spirits, welcoming crowds and attending easter sunday church service. notable absence was still felt will have hello snakes >> 170 million americans find community on tiktok um patriotic, kenny >> white schooled or broke down i went enjoy depression. >> i posted it to show that kenny's down always happy within 24 hours this people had donated over $5,000 to set up the patriotic kenny foundation to give mobility scooters tibet turns of this would have happened without tiktok. >> keep tiktok >> i have a question >> does anyone here? >> novo hearing >> streaming home or disney plus the right age for neutrogena retina. >> that's whenever you want it to be. >> it

jim foley was murdered after being kidnapped and tortured for nearly two years. following his death, his mother, diane, fully formed the james foley legacy foundation, which has worked to help other americans had been kidnapped or wrongly imprisoned overseas. i spoke to her in 2014 shortly after jim was killed keeps us going is definitely the way jim lift the gm will live on. >> and that is our >> deepest desire that this foundation make that happen in the best sense that our government can have better response to american hostages and their families that we can continue to promote freedom of speech and educator asian in the world that the best of america can be >> well now a decade later, dianne fully is released and extraordinary new book. it's called american mother, along with author column mccann it's deeply moving book about jim foley and about grief and june fully story. so moved the singer staying that he wrote a song about him. earlier i spoke with dianne foley and column mccann and stay first of all thank you so much for doing this. this book is truly i

thank you. >> thank you. >> again de foley and column macarons new book. it's called american mother and i really found it incredibly moving and well-worth reading right now. you can watch actually sting perform the song he wrote in honor of jim foley. it's called the empty chair recorded it in there. are you played it in our studio. you can watch it on cnn.com and on cnn app right now. later tonight, you'll also find it on instagram and twitter as well. still ahead. after stepping back from public duties following his cancer diagnosis, king charles was seen in good spirits, welcoming crowds and attending easter sunday church service. notable absence still felt will have details next the privilege of serving you. i do not take lightly, but you all need to be better be normal. >> not normal. >> feels like you're telling me that i'm not normal >> and >> it makes me distrust all of you and wants you to be dead be better being normal, good legal regime streaming exclusively on macs >> long after guests leave viruses and bacteria lingers. air fresheners at a ce

thank you, commissioner foley. yeah.st lastly, i mean, the planning staff has a budget both for capital and for human resources. so they're doing everything they can do and their budget is going to get cut again. so, you know, i appreciate i think everyone on this commission really appreciates what the staff does every day with the resources they get. so thank you very much. and motion to adopt. i second that. there's nothing further. commissioners. there is a motion that has been seconded to adopt the survey findings on that motion. commissioner campbell. yes. commissioner. vergara. yes. commissioner wright. yes. commissioner. foley i commissioner warren. yes. commissioner. president. matsuda. yes. so move. commissioners that motion passes unanimously, 6 to 0 and conclude your hearing today. thank you everyone >> good morning. and welcome. it is a glorious day here in san francisco. my name is mia, meeting place manager san francisco. i am thrilled to be here today as we welcome part of our meeting place here at san fra

lydia morozova and alena foley. further details.na sabalenka, the tournament in stuttgart was already the fourth in her career and the belarusian has never been able to reach the coveted trophy. previously, stopping one step away from the title, but this time an insurmountable obstacle awaited already quarterfinal stage. the second racket of amir collided with the czech marketa vandrusheva in the third round of the championship. before this match , sabalenka was in the lead in personal meetings 4:2. and the start of the fifth match was appropriate: arina won the first set in 34 minutes, losing only three games to her opponent (6:3). in the second game, sabalenka began to make more mistakes, allowing the czech to take the lead, losing two of her serves in a row. as a result, the numbers were similar to the first set, only on the contrary - she lost. the decisive game was over tense and persistent, arina did not allow marketa to relax, taking away game after game, but with the score 5:5, the belarusian makes a mistake and gives up her

so, commissioner comments, commissioner foley.o i have a lot of things to say, and i think i want to say two things. and i said this in the last hearing that was pretty contentious around the housing element, and we had people that were really upset and we need to actually find a way to get along and work together and i heard that a lot from the greg angelo side, and i thought it was really great, and we just have to figure that out. and i think that the greg angelo people do want to figure out a way to work with the neighborhood and work with the community. and i think that's what life is about. i think one thing that i wish greg angelo did from an art perspective is actually do it in another place that's even bigger . i think doing it where he does now is great, but doing it somewhere else in a bigger venue would be incredible. i'm a real estate developer by trade. i understand the hoa. i understand that the neighbors, i understand all these things. i was asked the other day who i thought was like the best architect out there, a

nikolay galik starts in doubles, but alena foley won her first round match of the tournament. wta 125 in oeras, portugal. the belarusian , ranked 202nd in the women's tennis association rankings, beat australian world number 136 teyla preston in two sets . the match lasted 1 hour and 13 minutes. and lastly: dream team number three. reputable american media and insiders named 11 basketball players who will represent the stars and stripes. at the olympics in paris. the lineup has already been called the strongest in history in rostri: lebron james, kevin durant, steph curry, joe lem bead, jayson tatum, anthony davis, anthony edwards, as well as hallie burton, dubai and holiday. let us remind you that the olympic games in the capital of france start on july 26 and will last until august 11. the twelfth player on the roster should be kawhi leonard. and tonight we are watching the play in nba round. the los angeles lakers are literally through. the game against new orleans will begin in a couple of hours, then golden state and sacramento will determine who will play the worst team

the body of foley has not been found. police in napa have arrested 3 people in connection to the killings of 2 teenage girls. police say john nicholson, junior of allay is being charged with 2 counts of murder. jessica whitton judith 8 off both of santa rosa have been charged with 18 in a felony. the arrest and charge is getting the attention of those visiting the growing memorial for the 17 19 year-old. i think it's pretty impressive that they were able to. >> you know, the shooter and then over in sonoma, you know, catch the 2 accomplices were with him. so hopefully just doesn't go on any further. >> although there have been arrests made a police are still looking for witnesses of the shooting there, looking for them to come forward >> court documents are revealing new information tonight about a former youth pastor in san jose charged with committing crimes against young women. brett franklin by master is being charged with 6 counts of lewd acts to a girl from the time she was 8 until she was 13. he worked as the youth

jane foley is head of foreign exchange strategy at rabobank.n growth is stagnant — but inflation remains high. it is a phrase that you can attribute more to some european countries, and you've got to remember that growth father us is still running at a faster clip than most european countries. quite significantly compared with countries such as germany, for instance, but like you said, we did get that down with surprise. gdp coming in withjust i.6% which is an annual number, but that is still about half of what we saw in the fourth quarter. there are some ifs and buts. for instance, one of the big reasons that gdp missed those estimates is because firms used up their stocks rather than producing more. and also there was a lot of import. and also there was a lot of imports. people were consuming in part which actually detract from that headline gdp number. but we are still seeing some signs of slowdown but the price aspect that reallyjittered the market here, and that is because the inflation numbers coming in much firmer than expected. today we

let's keep it goinso now, witho, very excited to introduce and diane foley coauthor of american mother the story of diane's son jim foley, who was kidnaped, tortured and murdered in 2014 by the isis group known as the beatles, an american mother, legendary author colum mccann,

alena foley also lost in singles in the quarterfinals of the vta-125 tournament.he meeting lasted 1 hour 24 minutes. in serbia, at the european boxing championships , two belarusians started today from the 1/8 finals: artur tuniev and kirill samadurov. first weight category up to 60 kg did not notice the resistance to the croats from. and the most important thing, probably, i would like this alley to continue to fill the empty places in rabobichi, and there are more and more trees, accordingly, this is what i want, so that those athletes, those world stars become more and more level, and the potential is very huge, so this it’s a starting tradition, so i’m very glad to be there, thank you. for the very first tree plantings. today, in addition to our walk of fame, we also worked in the forest with the hockey federation and planted about 40 acres there are also forests, well, it’s good, it’s good to work hard, but the main part of the cleanup work will be held tomorrow for the employees of the complex, today it’s like this with athletes, we’re working with honored g

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jane foley is head of foreign exchange strategy at rabobank. lovely to have you with us.but not quite. where are we? probably not quite- _ quite. where are we? probably not quite- a — quite. where are we? probably not quite. a phrase _ quite. where are we? probably not quite. a phrase you - quite. where are we? probably not quite. a phrase you can - not quite. a phrase you can contribute to some european countries. we have to remember growth for the us is still running at a faster clip than most european countries. what significantly compared with countries such as germany for instance. we did get the downward surprise gdp coming in atjust i.6% downward surprise gdp coming in atjust 1.6% which is an annualised number but still about half of what we saw in the fourth quarter. there are some f's and box. —— ifs and buts. one of the reason they missed estimates is because firms moved up stocks rather than using more. also there was a lot of imports, people consuming imports which actually detracts from that headline gdp number. we are still seeing signs of a slowdown. the pr

. >> reporter: patrick foley is cleaning up after a high wave crashed through the door of his beachfronte again. >> this is the second time this has happened in the last three months. >> reporter: this is just from today? >> this is just from today. >> reporter: this is all part of the storm system that started on the west coast last weekend, where heavy rain caused part of highway 1 in big sur to collapse, cutting off the coastal community. officials now urging residents to evacuate ahead of more storms to come. >> i'm just going to go stay at a hotel in town for a couple of days and wait until after the rains and see how it goes. >> reporter: back here in salisbury, the cleanup is underway. this storm has worsened beach erosion in this area and is threatening homes. homeowners want the state to step in to protect their houses. norah? >> norah: kristina rex, thank you very much. a member of the super bowl champion kansas city chiefs is apologizing and taking full responsibility for his part in a high-speed accident. photos taken after the crash appear to show rashee rice leaving the sce

how does sarah foley talk? i shall break here and i'll just say right when we come back. i'm john henry in washington where the vitamin administration has set limits on so hold forever, chemicals and drinking water, the pump to month to fight with thousands of people killed millions from the house. what does the future hold for? sit down and it's people the sedan context, one year on which is 0, over 30 years of to the sewing. also 01 tells the behind the scenes, the story of norway se will, and the oslo accords. they wanted to have what the prize gene i ability and reveals how the secret negotiations were skewed. this room decided quote to folks, but to talk the terms of the negotiations and why they're still far from delivering and forth was the price of holes on, on to 0. i didn't want the average person to know what the truth was assigned to dismissed as profits of do. we knew where the temperature was gonna go . buy lead is seeking the profits of industry. they were publishing reports saying this is not an urgent problem. could we have changed the course of the clima

live now to jane foley — head of fx strategy at rabobank. once again, or evidence to show that inflatione right direction? it that inflation is headed in the right direction?— right direction? it certainly is even food _ right direction? it certainly is even food prices - right direction? it certainly is even food prices and - right direction? it certainlyl is even food prices and they have been quite sticky, food prices down for ten months but still at three 17%, still a little bit too high but certainly if we look at what the bank of england has forecast they think the official consumer price index, the official inflation measure hit the 2% target this spring but it could millrise a little bit more later on in the year, so we are nearly at that target, the question is can we sustain the 2% level, going through to the medium term? [30 through to the medium term? do ou through to the medium term? do you think the bank of england might move a little bit sooner thanjune, many are arguing june is the time when it feels it can start to reduce interest rates, your thoughts? economists across

let's keep it goingso now, with, very excited to introduce and diane foley coauthor of american mother the story of diane's son

foley i. commissioner warren. yes commissioner. president. matsuda. yes. so move. commissioners. that motion passes unanimously 7 to 0 and concludes. this concludes our today commission. thank you >> good morning everybody! [applause] good morning. [applause] and welcome. [applause] there's my grandma. well come. welcome to san francisco james r herman cruz terminal at pier 27. the first stop for all most 300 thousand people who come here every year from around the world to our beautiful city. i want to tell you about another jewel of the san francisco port that just celebrated 125 years. the san francisco ferry building. [applause] in the 19th century, commuters and visitors traveled by train or ferry or both. a ferry terminal on the waterfront downtown was a practical necessity. it was the sfo of its day. grand central station. but as we so often do, san francisco built a practical space a world class beauty, with a 245 foot clock tower along arched arcade, and a interior worthy of a renaissance cathedral. at the foot of market street, a beautiful bridge from water to land, the

you can find more information by clicking on james foley foundation.org.ing to get a live report from jerusalem for the latest on israel's strikes overnight in iran. >>> plus, we'll get expert legal analysis on donald trump's hush money trial as the case moves closer to opening arguments. >>> "morning joe" is back in just a moment. moving forward with node-positive breast cancer is overwhelming. but i never just found my way; i made it. and did all i could to prevent recurrence. verzenio reduces the risk of recurrence of hr-positive, her2-negative, node-positive, early breast cancer with a high chance of returning as determined by your doctor when added to hormone therapy. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call your doctor, start an anti-diarrheal , and drink fluids. before taking verzenio, tell your doctor about any fever, chills, or other signs of infection. verzenio may cause low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infection that can lead to death. life-threatening lung inflammation can

also a lot of foleys. you can check it out. you can see all of those nypd officers who are on high alert right side of those campus gates. jewish students say they don't feel safe. the police have to wait for the green light to get on the campus. watch. >> and we have to wait until they decide that they want us on the campus. you saw how it worked that day. any of this offices. that is what we want. >> just the other day, they had to go on the campus because the protest like this in a erupted at columbia. now they are popping up at campuses across the country. nyu has tense her this morning in new haven, connecticut, there was chaos on a nearby campus. people waving flags and chanting pro-palestinian slogans. police told students either get out or get arrested. >> we will give you a few minutes to clear this area. points of egress are wall wall street. no one most pew from leaving. if you do not leave, you will be arrested. we will give you time to leave. if you do not leave, you will be arrested. >> overnight, the president of

i think suzanne foley believe, like everybody else around frank, they take him at his word and believesaid for a family man like frank, divorce was not an option. but, they argued, murder was. >> it did not have to happen. divorce was the solution. >> frank was with suzanne on the day nancy was shot. even so, he found time to send an email to his wife. the prosecutor reddit to the jury in her closing argument. >> i know you have a busy day today. he knows her schedule and provided it to the two michaels. i will try to call you sometime today. i love you and can't wait to get home to you. that is sick. that is sick. he wanted to get home to her casket. that is what he wanted to come home to. >> august 18, 2014, two years to the day after nancy was shot, the prosecution rested. now, it was the defense turn to convince a jury that all those east texans were not lying and frank never paid anyone to kill his wife. >> coming up. the defense comes out swinging, and in its corner, two devoted daughters. >> i wanted to be there for my dad. dad. symptoms can sometimes take you out of the moment.

it was as quiet and peaceful version of foley square and the campus courthouse area as he could ask for>> which is weird, because trump promised, on friday, that we were 72 hours away from all hell breaking loose. maybe the hell mouth open somewhere else and we haven't stumbled into it, because there does not appear to have been an outpouring of trump supporters of the courthouse for day one and if they would have been there on any day it would presumably be day one. right? >> day one is usually your maximum interest day for these things and when they drag on, people at home start to fall asleep, nevermind the question of whether donald trump fell asleep in the courtroom today or not. but yeah, the country is not at risk of any great uprisings, and let's remember, protesting this is legal in all 50 states. if you want to say, there's only 85,000 voters in manhattan, which there are, that's how many you got, and they were all busy, so no one could come down, well okay, what about the entire state of utah or alabama? it was legal to protest. you could have a little march in alabama or a g

if you have a family history, eve wellness co-founder brendan foley says his clinic uses what's called an automated breast ultrasound machine. >> it's one of only three in san francisco that scans several images on each side of the breast. >> you can see we're taking a square image. this is a reproducible image. we're taking with the ge bus. and with that, the scan will go across the breast. >> the ai scan uses a software that compares the images taken against roughly 200 million other breast scans. i tried it myself. >> okay, i just want to verify that kiersten taylor, the clinical imaging specialist, performed a risk assessment. this will assess your risk of breast cancer in your lifetime. we're going to be doing a total of six images. >> the screening began lying down. >> it's going to be adding quite a bit of gel just on this first one here. >> the scan costs about $350, takes about 20 minutes, with results back in 48 hours. >> typically speaking, cancers do appear white on mammograms, so in all of these white areas, it's going to be a lot more difficult to identify if there's a ca

. >> eve wellness co-founder brendan foley says his clinic uses what's called an automated breast ultrasoundf only three in san francisco that scans several images on each side of the breast. >> you can see we're taking a square image. this is a reproducible image we're taking with the ge bus. and with that, the scan will go across the breast. >> the ai scan uses a software that compares the images taken against roughly 200 million other breast scans. i tried it myself. >> okay. i just want to verify that kiersten taylor, the clinical imaging specialist, performed a risk assessment. this will assess your risk of breast cancer in your lifetime. they're going to be doing a total of six images. >> the screening began lying down. it's going to be adding quite a bit of gel just on this first one here. the scan costs about $350, takes about 20 minutes, with results back in 48 hours. >> typically speaking, cancers do appear white on mammograms, so in all of these white areas, it's going to be a lot more difficult to identify if there's a cancer. we capture images right up in that armpit area. >> th

publishing brutal video taped executions of civilian hostages, including american journalist james foleyritory. the group claiming responsibility for inspiring countless terrorist attacks, killing thousands globally. in 2015, striking in paris. in 2016, brussels, but by the end of obama's second term, relentless attacks from the u.s. and a global coalition had significantly degraded isis. by 2017, less than 2% of the isis still held was still under its control. by 2019, the new president, donald trump, said isis had been wiped out. >> during my administration, i, we altogether destroyed the caliphate, 100%. >> martha: but the isis threat remained with isis-k based in afghanistan kpaexacting a devastating toll. that was clear at the kabul airport in 2021. thousands of afghans desperate to escape the taliban takeover as u.s. forces finalized a complete withdrawal after 20 years of war. an isis suicide bomber detonated in the crowd, killing 13 u.s. service members and at least 160 afghans. >> we will not forget. we will hunt you down and make you pay. >> martha: that same group claiming res

. >> eve wellness co-founder brendan foley says his clinic uses what's called an automated breast ultrasound in san francisco that scans several images on each side of the breast. you can see we're taking a square image. >> this is a reproducible image. we're taking with the gea bus. and with that, the scan will go across the breast. >> the ai scan uses a software that compares the images taken against roughly 200 million other breast scans. >> i tried it myself, okay, i just want to verify that kiersten taylor, the clinical imaging specialist, performed a risk assessment. this will assess your risk of breast cancer in your lifetime. they're going to be doing a total of six images. >> the screening began lying down. >> it's going to be adding quite a bit of gel just on this first one here. >> the scan costs about $350, takes about 20 minutes, with results back in 48 hours. >> typically speaking, cancers do appear white on mammograms, so in all of these white areas, it's going to be a lot more difficult to identify if there's a cancer. we capture images right up in that armpit area. >> the cl

. >> eve wellness co-founder brendan foley says his clinic uses what's called an automated breast ultrasounderal images on each side of the breast. you can see we're taking a square image. >> this is a reproducible image. we're taken with the ge bus. and with that the scan will go across the breast. >> the ai scan uses a software that compares the images taken against roughly 200 million other breast scans. i tried it myself. >> okay, i just want to verify that kiersten taylor, the clinical imaging specialist, performed a risk assessment. this will assess your risk of breast cancer in your lifetime. we're going to be doing a total of six images. >> the screening began lying down. >> it's going to be adding quite a bit of gel just on this first one here. >> the scan costs about $350, takes about 20 minutes, with results back in 48 hours. >> typically speaking, cancers do appear white on mammograms, so in all of these white areas, it's going to be a lot more difficult to identify if there's a cancer. we capture images right up in that armpit area. >> the clinic's physician says the ai software

it is up to major league baseball standards live in west sacramento, philippe djegal kron. 4 news foley, thank you so much for your coverage. >> coming up here on kron, 4 news at noon east bay officials clamping down on illegal sideshows by installing a new day at the marina. and a former lecturer at stanford is suing the university after being fired following a classroom lecture about the israel and gaza conflict. the first verses are rallying across the bay area. what they are demanding after what they are demanding after the break. mr. clean magic eraser powers through tough messes. so it makes it look like i spent hours cleaning, and you know i didn't. it makes my running shoe look like new! it's amazing. it's so good. it makes it look like i have magical powers. magic eraser and sheets make cleaning look easy. >> all right. let's talk about our forecast now as we take a look at stormtracker 4 radar showed the time lapse of the up until noon today. let's check in now with cuyler for more on what we need to know why. hey there. so you can see it kind of lightened up a little bit, but

now which is the the, the sports is joe foley. thank you. raphael adel has that his biggest when since returning to tennis, pacing a top 20 opponent for the 1st time since 2022. as he saw of alex domino in straight sets. the madrid open, the middle has won the last 2 meetings between the players, including last week's match at the boss. when i thought the dial was showing glimpses of his old self. here they traded breaks. the said in a grueling 1st set that last to do with 18 minutes to fly it up without when it and the time right around the manager did it means it on what stone and it was treated to a most to full display from the full team time friendship and champion who admitted last week, we're playing the next friend. so i'm, if he's not ready to 766363. he shows that the science of good, min b as in the family is, is not the i, i really believe that that means haven't been an issue for, for the last 3 years. more of the physical issues now. so i'm in the fight. i'm able to play awakes in a row, and if i'm able to play tenni

together, i think i can get one more >> joining me now is tiger woods is former swing coach, sean foley. he coach tiger for four years from 2010 to 2014. shawn. thank you so much for joining us this evening. i mean let you know, tiger personally, what do you think is behind this this drive to compete? and even frankly through the pain yeah, i think these are you know, tiger tom brady, wayne >> gretzky, messi, jordan, and lebron, depending on whose side you're on? >> i love these >> are ordinary men who do extraordinary things and i think that there is ambition in society where people do something to attain something and then let's just aspiration, which is to become the best version of yourself. and i think for tiger his father was massive influence on him and his dad was agreeing brand vietnam. so tiger had been raised quite structurally and it was quiet military and how we went about his processes how he planned and how he adapted and got ready to prepare for a tournament. so the thing about golf is that it has so many different skill sets. and of course, one of them is power and yout

he stole scenes like matt foley who lived in the van down by the river.gosling is hosting "snl" for the third time. he is known for breaking character in every sketch. this week's promos tease it. >> i'm ryan gosling hosting with chris stapleton. >> it's going to be a great show. >> you're not looking at the camera. >> sorry. >> you're still not facing the right way. >> i looked into the eclipse and can't tell where the camera is. >> okay. >> i feel if i were on snl, i would break all the time with everyone around me. you can catch it at 11:30 p.m. eastern on nbc. >> it makes me laugh more than the sketches. >> he was on with kristen wiig last week. >> a lot of good hosts. >>> still to come, our saturday morning boost and the reason this young woman and her family are so excited. here's a hint. it's col >>> still to come on "today," why couples are type 2 diabetes? discover the ozempic® tri-zone. ♪ ♪ i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. i'm under

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i spoke with jane foley said despite concerns over rate differentials, if the u.s.his year, europe would welcome the weaker euro. >> it's quite possible that a weaker euro but actually welcomed, particularly in a country like germany. i would imagine that a period of weak euro could actually welcomed given the hit to the manufacturing in germany in particular and the impact over the last few years of the energy crisis. jonathan:jonathan: great exchange, thank you very much. heard that a few times about a weaker euro a year of young welcomed. >> this support will really strength the armed forces of ukraine. we will have a chance at victory if ukraine really gets the weapons system which would mean so much. jonathan: to live from new york city this morning, good morning. how am i going to find a doctor when i'm hallucinating? what about zocdoc? so many options. yeah, and dr. xichun even takes your sketchy insurance. xi-chun, xi-chun, xi-chun! you've got more options than you know. book now. ♪ jonathan: live from new york city, welcome to the program. equity futures po

we expect commission president matsuda and commissioner foley to be absent today. first on your agenda, commissioners, is general public comment. at this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission, except agenda items with respect to agenda items, your opportunity. to address the commission will be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting. each member of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes. if you're in the chambers, please come forward. seeing none. general public comment is closed. department matters. item one. department announcements. good afternoon, commissioners. richard gray, department staff. i have no updates. commission matters. item two consideration of adoption. draft minutes for march 20th, 2020 for members of the public, this is your opportunity to address the commission on their minutes. again, you need to come forward seeing none. public comment is closed and your minutes are now before you commissioners.