so therefore, the work of the foley foundation continues. government and other wonderful ngo is because b deaf improvement. i mean now we have an entity cares and who is accountable to actually talk to famiehey need o 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 complexity. i like the of messiness

foley has raised awareness about government. the documentary the james foley story and opinion pieces in new york times, the washington post and usa today as well as appearances on the pbs newshour. she lives in new hampshire with her husband dr. john w foley and is mother of four other children. and the grandmother of seven. mccann and foley will be in conversation with margaret collins, the■■;as bureau chief and executive editor of. u.s. economy and government covered for bloomberg news. previously, she pandemic and was team leader of invest in coverage in the u.s. prior to those roles. collins was a reporter covering. topics such as retirement savings, policy, wealth management and family offices. she's been with the company since 2009, before bloomberg. collins was multimedia editor for msn and reporter for the bergen county record newspaper in new jersey. collins holds a master's degree in journalism from northwest university and a bachelor's degree from the college of the holy cross. please welcome our authors and moderato

commissioner foley, so this is pretty awesome. and i just want to do a shout out to gilbert baker foundation for the work that you do, around the united states and around the world. thank you very much. i also want to give a shout out to mayor brown, when he got this thing done in six weeks. so thank you to everybody. commissioner vergara. thank you, first, i just want to say i'm grateful for the fidelity that the castro merchants association has shown in the care and maintenance of that flag. and i have a question , the ordinance says that there was a possibility a proposed ordinance says a possibility of up to seven days displaying the original eight, color flag. do you know what days those might be, we do not know. the ordinance is written in anticipation of should there be a movement to attempt to try that, what the procedures would be and that would involve a staff level decision? thank you. thank you, commissioner warren, i just want to, you know, address all the wonderful comments here and just, i think diversity is at the

jane foley, always good to talk to you, thank you, jane foley at rabobank.ng's biggest supplier has claimed that sections of 737 max aircraft regularly left its factory with serious defects. spirit aerosystems builds the fuselage for the 737 max. they are then shipped to boeing's own plant for final assembly. speaking publicly for the first time, the former quality inspector told the bbc that some managers actively tried to discourage him from flagging up flaws in half—finished planes. 0ur reporter theo leggett asked him just how many problems he would typically find on aircraft reaching the end of the production line. anywhere from 50 to 100, 200. you were regularly finding more than 100 faults on a plane that was being shipped? yeah. and that's because ijust inspect certain areas. so in totality, with all the inspectors, the total amount, yeah, you'll be over 100. now, you were picking up on these faults. you were highlighting them. you were flagging them up to be repaired. what kind of response did you get from your managers? did they support you? my mana

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shane foley, thank you forjoining us. ——jane.om the next government? alex hall—chen is a policy advisor at the bosses�* lobby group, the institute of directors. thank you forjoining us. there have long been calls to plug the skills gap, aid apprenticeships and raise employability skills. the question is can those reforms be delivered? you are absolutely right that skill shortages are a top issue for uk businesses. polly shows business leaders side skill shortages is having an impact. whoever forms the next government we hope will make this a key priority area. we are some relatively easy wins that a government can implement into this area, for example establishing an independent body to produce a list of current and future skills needs so we can use the tax system to incentivise businesses to up skill in those areas. what else are your members looking out for over the next 6 weeks? what will they be looking for in these party's manifestoes. to reignite the uk growth and just by tackling the key issues. we mentioned skills, and ot

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joining me this evening and a pleasure thankso now, without f, very excited to introduce and diane foleye 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 motlegenda, tells diane story as she recalls months of his captivity. the made to bring him home and the days following histh

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following all of this closely is ned foley.e's an election law expert at the ohio state university. thanks so much for being with us. ned: good to be with you. geoff: arizona prosecutors spent weeks trying to find rudy giuliani. they ultimately located him based on some of his podcasts and he was served a summons while leaving his 80th birthday party in palm beach, florida. other defendants include former arizona republican party chair kelli ward, former white house chief of staff mark meadows, former trump -- remind us of how this >> the good news is that it did not work. it was trying to undo the election based on claims that had no factual credibility whatsoever. as many people may remember, there was a lot of litigation over the 2020 presidential election after the networks all declared that biden had won and trump went to court with giuliani as his lawyer and his other defendants were part of that conspiracy really to try to subvert the outcome. and for a while, they used ordinary -- an ordinary legal process to do it even

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. >> my graduation was foley canceled. so in the moment, of course, a little scary and a little disappointing. and uc berkeley's sproul plaza, the tent encampment continues to grow homes and moon is one of the organizers and would not comment on if there are protests planned during commencement. >> but says students are prepared to continue demonstrations until uc berkeley agrees today. best money from israel. that's what we're focused the uc regents its our responsibility. >> we're the people who are uc berkeley continues to be in talks to the protest leaders. but mobile office says there are no plans to meet their divestment demands were not going to violate the region's guidance. and that is there will be no divestment from israel or any agreement for an academic boycott of israel as long as that, the university stance tense and signs u.s. that will remain mahmoud saying that protesters are in this for the long haul even after commencement dozens of other students. i know personally will if we need to be out. this count

there are currently 49 americans wrongfully detained in other countries, according to the james foley foundation. those at this meeting also have loved ones being held in afghanistan, syria and russia. news of the trade agreement to help get brittney griner back to the us was addressed. >> how do we cherry pick hostages? >> and that should not happen. we should not have a celebrity like brittney griner being brought out by paul wieland. is left behind, and i do give the administration some credit. >> but i also want to raise issues. for instance, we traded victor boot, one of the world's most notorious arms dealers, called the merchant of death, for brittney griner, a basketball player who had a vape pipe. if we're going to do trades, i think the trade should be a fair trade. >> lawmakers, though, vowing to try and do more. >> this cannot be acceptable all on the global stage. >> you do matter. your loved ones that are being held do matter. if these families want us to talk and advocate, but i think we ought to do it now, i hope for more dialog and negotiations to get these wrongfully

insiders giving their two cents but common since thanks do we really need unnamed insiders because foleyed outsiders can tell you what's wrong as joe biden is just not good at this game but the unnamed insiders won't really say that what it's never biden is bad but trump is terrible. the article that was supposed to be about biden being bad says things like "trumps wretchedness." and young voters may not realize how disastrous 2017 was. one example of trump's wretchedness, one example of 2017 being disastrous and instead the left only talks about trump indictments and scandals manufactured by the left. article should not be called the freak out over biden because the freak out again is over trump and not about inflation or immigration or never-ending vacation and common since thanks it's nothing more than a route screaming trump. -- of rap. >>> played a little bit of him and here's an expanded version of what he said about this on cnn. >> there's only two ways to run for office either unopposed or scared and i think people ought to be scared and i think he's done a great job but this fix

there are currently 49 americans wrongfully detained in other countries, according to the james foleytion. those at this meeting also have loved ones being held in afghanistan, syria and russia. news of the trade agreement to help get brittney griner back to the us was addressed. >> how do we cherry pick hostages? >> and that should not happen. we should not have a celebrity like brittney griner being brought out by paul wieland. is left behind, and i do give the administration some credit. >> but i also want to raise issues. for instance, we traded victor boot, one of the world's most notorious arms dealers, called the merchant of death, for brittney griner, a basketball player who had a vape pipe. if we're going to do trades, i think the trade should be a fair trade. >> lawmakers, though, vowing to try and do more. >> this cannot be acceptable all on the global stage. >> you do matter. your loved ones that are being held do matter. if these families want us to talk and advocate, but i think we ought to do it now, i hope for more dialog and negotiations to get these wrongfully detain

i don't want my son to become another james foley. i understand that diplomacy is complex and that negotiations with foreign governments are delicate, yet we know that this chinese government has expressed willingness to resolve my son's case presenting proposals that regrettably have been met with reluctance or outright rejection by the biden administration. time is something mark and our family don't have the luxury of. every moment lost is a moment mark is denied justice and for a moment or family cannot regain. i am here today not only as a grieving but determined mother, but as a representative of every american family whose loved ones are wrongfully detained abroad to plead for your help there are so many of us but we all hear in the news is recent cases of celebrity cases. who speaks for us. i ask you all to demand for the biden administration and consider its ends to engage honestly with the chinese government on mark and all other americans. our loved ones are not bargaining chips or political pawns, they are human beings who

and the way it will be established, and therefore how quickly, but everything i have said to david foleyto impress on him at the need for speed to expedite as many of these claims as quickly as possible in full.— of these claims as quickly as possible in full. of these claims as quickly as ossible in full. ., . ., possible in full. can i commend the minister on — possible in full. can i commend the minister on his _ possible in full. can i commend the minister on his statement. - possible in full. can i commend the minister on his statement. i - possible in full. can i commend the minister on his statement. i know. minister on his statement. i know from our compensation how seriously he takes his moral duty on this issue. and i also know my work in the cabinet office in 2022 that one of the most fraught areas of consideration will be a wider eligibility. that is notjust a function of complexity, it is also a function of complexity, it is also a function of complexity, it is also a function of capacity. the minister mentioned the arms length body will have 20 employees in the next couple

we're going to be hearing from diane foley. she's theey who was a freelance journalist who was captured and killed by in 2014. about her new book american mother. an people to join us for that. and then jose, i think the last question. well, first of all, i actually have to give you the mug. so we give this to everyone who comes to the club, ambassadors diplomats, celebrities. and i am honored for you to have it. thank you so much for all the amazing work you'vehout the world here in the u.s. of course, for the final question world central kitchen, even if we don it, what can we do to help you and help yourefforts? that's very fun do if when i'm in a chairterrible. i'm only good when i have my boots and i'm somewhere. books, especially all cookbooks. and these one from 1826. read tiburon. it's french guy. and i don't quote french people in publi often. i mean, i like french p know, spain, france culinary. don't give water to the enemy. they say have a first edition. the guy died on same year the book was published and his name

tom foley. peter rodino. jack brooks. future secretary of defense. les aspin. ed boland. ed jenkins. louis stokes of ohio. on the republican side in the house. -- cheney. future vice president. william broomfield of michigan. henry hyde of illinois. jim quarter of new jersey. bill mccollum of florida and mike dewine. future governor of ohio, were on the committee. the difference i wanted to note was that this seems like a lot of senior leadership were serving on the iran-contra joint committee. that's that's certainly the case really on both sides, but particularly on the democratic side, you had very prominent members who went on to be even more prominent. george mitchell, of course, became the senate majority leader. sam nunn became chair of the armed services committee. i could go on and on about all of their roles, but danny, when you weigh really, really unusual and exceptional american, he is somebody who won that the congressional medal of honor for his service in world war two. he you know, was somebody who had been and played a pretty prominent role in the waterg

but that stock continued to struggle about nine months later, founder john foley stepped down and theyced chief financial officer barry mccarthy as the next chief executive, highlighting his experience with managing subscription type models in his first year as ceo, he cut peloton's workforce by more than half, and then last february, after eight consecutive quarters of losses, he told cnbc, he was ready to pivot from trying to keep the company alive to growing it shares are now down nearly 80% in 15 months and now down 90% under his tenure and 97% from their all-time closing high. so peloton shares a volatile ride over the last several years. >>> coming up on the show, apple has yet to post a positive month in the year, and our traders have been profiting off that decline since late last year we'll look at how to trade it into earnings and whether apple can break out of its recent slump. >>> as we head to break, here's a look at some of the names falling to new 52-week lows or worse, including cvs health, mosaic, penn entertainment, et si, as well. we'll be right back after this [crow

tom foley. peter rodino. jack brooks. future secretary of defense. les aspin. ed boland. ed jenkins. louis stokes of ohio. on the republican side in the house. -- cheney. future vice president. william broomfield of michigan. henry hyde of illinois. jim quarter of new jersey. bill mccollum of florida and mike dewine. future governor of ohio, were on the committee. the difference i wanted to note was that this seems like a lot of senior leadership were serving on the iran-contra joint committee. that's that's certainly the case really on both sides, but particularly on the democratic side, you had very prominent members who went on to be even more prominent. george mitchell, of course, became the senate majority leader. sam nunn became chair of the armed services committee. i could go on and on about all of their roles, but danny, when you weigh really, really unusual and exceptional american, he is somebody who won that the congressional medal of honor for his service in world war two. he you know, was somebody who had been and played a pretty prominent role in the waterg

we will be hearing from diane foley. a freelance journalist who was captured and killed by isis will be talking about her new book. everyone who comes to the club, diplomats, celebrities -- i'm honored for you to have this. a key for all the amazing work that you have done throughout the world, here in the u.s. [applause] of course, for the final question, you said that we are all a part of world central kitchen, even if we do not know it yet. now that we know it, what can we do to help you and help your efforts. --help your efforts? chef andres: well, i never know what to do. i am usually terrible. i collect books, especially old books and especially all cookbooks. there is one from 1826. it is a french guy. i like french people, but you know. spain, france -- do not give water to the enemy. i have an issue. the guy died the same year the book was published and his name was not on the cover of the book because he was ashamed of what he wrote. he said something important that i kept repeating to every member of congress,

so john foley, they all came to boston and visited our office, they looked at our prototype.ery proud that they went home and copied it. [laughter] they did make an offer for the company -- lauren: but it was too low. >> you know, we have a lot of confidence. the thing is, like, everybody wants to feel great with their life. that is not going to change. also people are going to go to the gyms. traffic is way up this year. of course it's up after the pandemic. but it doesn't change the fact that work out at home is the most convenient thing you can do, and keeping that north star and delivering the best experience, something we believe is very valuable. lauren: how many days a week do you work out? >> six. at least. sometimes seven. three days of strength, three days of aerobic. many all a honesty, i was off the wagon, i was once or twice a week, but i'm back on it, it's been two years. lauren:ed good for you. bruce smith, thank you very much is. nice to see you. it's like the super bowl coming to town. we're headed to the historic north wilkesboro speedway in north carolina a

think once it gets there it's going to run out of a little steam and that's probably into the axle foleyeginning of july, belief it or not, coming out on netflix. >> really? you think there will be a banana in a tailpipe? >> excuse me? who told you that. >> i how would i know that? >> to me within 4, a 5% of the all-time super crazy high is shocking. there was a very good interview this weekend, i don't know if you read it, about netflix and just, i mean, as julia talked about, the, you know, password-sharing is working, ads working. a couple of things that are really working, international content. that is so much cheaper. we know that the subscribers are less valuable. maybe the value proposition, you know, the cost are less and revenue is less and having one. all that's great. it's all great. their a.i. seem to be spectacular. they know what you might want to watch. at level i think i have to sell some upside calls. too high. >> the interview you referenced was the ceo, "new york times," great interview, kinda laid out, like, their vision going forward and talked about some of the thi

nate foley is live at the new york supreme court in new york city. you wanted to add 5-10 points to the president's popularity, go ahead and throw him in jail. >> you can bet a lot of people will feel that way, john. former president trump has complained about the gag order while walking into court today. he just walked in for the afternoon session and did not speak to reporters. it remains to be seen who will be the next witness on the stand after jeff mcconney, the former controller that you mention who testified this morning. he took questions from both former president trump's lawyers as well as the prosecution and he detailed payments to michael cohen including from president trump's personal account. he said the signed checks to the white house but it did not show that trump was aware of any scheme to reimburse them for payments to stormy daniels. he maintained that he thought the payments were legitimate legal expenses. he testified he never spoke to trump about the michael cohen payments. he didn't know what they were for. during the cross-ex

here is because bragg used the other crime to inflate what would otherwise be a misdemeanor into a foleyt allowed him to escape the statute of limitations. so that they didn't have to be unanimous on that makes no sense to me, constitutionally. >> sandra: trey, what did you think when you heard the instructions? >> trey: how in the world can ordinary citizens follow this? i mean, i have a law degree. i was not a great lawyer, but i always went for a long time. i had a hard time following up and up and then went to church votes in the instructions back, how in the world can you expect people to remember the intricacies of what he charged to andy's park, it is like a buffet. you say, okay, i want this crime. i want that crime. where i come from, something is a crime when it has been proven beyond a reachable doubt or when somebody admits to it. so what are the elements of these three additional crimes. i just think the jury instructions are incredibly important notion that you can't have them back there while you are deliberating. it is dumbfounding to me. >> john: lydia, we have seen in m

there are currently 49 americans wrongfully detained in other countries, according to the james foley those at this meeting also have loved ones being held in afghanistan, syria and russia. news of the trade agreement to help get brittney griner back to the us was addressed. >> how do we cherry pick hostages? >> and that should not happen. we should not have a celebrity like brittney griner being brought out by paul-emile and left behind. >> and i do give the administration some credit, but i also want to raise issues. for instance, we traded viktor bout, one of the world's most notorious arms dealers, called the merchant of death, for brittney griner, a basketball player who had a vape pipe we're going to do trades, i think the trade should be a fair trade. >> lawmakers, though, vowing to try and do more. >> this cannot be acceptable on the global stage. >> you do matter. your loved ones that are being held do matter. >> if these families want us to talk and advocate, i think we ought to do it now. >> a hoped for more dialog and negotiations to get these wrongfully detained individua

jonathan: jane foley of rabobank. you on the latest for the ecb and what deglobalization could mean for the u.s. dollar. coming up, barry knapp, and terry haines, we'll catch up with the boston celtics co-owner and tom tzitzouris of strategas. this is bloomberg. ♪ [introspective music] recipes. recipes written by hand and lost to time. are now being analyzed and restored using the power of dell ai. ♪ >> policymakers are debating whether policy is restrictive or not. >> we definitely do not see any restrictiveness in financial conditions right now. >> the policy was restricted we would not be growing the way we are. >> we are seeing moderation in economic activity. >> earnings are better than expected because we have a strong economy. >> this is "bloomberg surveillance" with jonathan ferro, lisa abramowicz, and annmarie hordern. jonathan: second hour of bloomberg surveillance begins right now. live from new york city, good morning, good morning. let's get to the calendar items for the week ahead. beige book coming up l

the sports, his joe foley, thank you. as a matter look, man says this is just the beginning of scaring his place in football history. he's got a stunning hot trick for atlanta in the right leak final, as they did the unthinkable and beat the beaten. violate of cursing. david stokes reports of the answer is celebrating the 1st major trophy and 61 is thanks to adam overlooked. when the london bono jerry a wing got mix up the bins, a b, the stadium opening the scoring and the 12 minutes went to the to prevent she'd be about chubby alone. so it's another cruise. and so it's in the hunt for an invincible triple win win. screwed again with less than half an hour gone, the $51.00 game and beat run seem destined to end. the gym and champions had come back the brink several times this season. but on this occasion, it wasn't to be lipman who previously struggled to establish himself in the premier lead scoring the 1st 3 and the european club final. since 1975 we sent the confidence in my ability to, you know, to create to school wa

maidan and anywhere else, in foley square in new york, hammer and sickle, red flags, chants with a marxist spontaneous and pure manifestation discontent, not everyone believes, everyone is looking for someone who benefits, ford rakfer, ford soros are under suspicion, many participants, organizers of the protests studied there, received money for this work, the russians immediately came under suspicion. states in this eternal war without any clear consistent plan or strategies. can you write to us what will happen in the next 8 months? this question remained unanswered. loy dostan only promised ukraine even more long-range missiles and then outlined the direction. we want to see a democratic, independent and sovereign ukraine, which has the means to defend itself, in the near future, i believe ukraine needs to be provided with additional assistance. in congress, however, ministers are already hinting that war without end is not an option; potential losses over time may cover all profits in the moment. at some point, i i think we need to talk to russia, use our diplomatic skills, because i a

[laughter] lisa: coming up on tuesday, jane foley, michael purves.ful weekend. annemarie, danny, -- dani, you can report back. annmarie: and tsa. you have to have both. lisa: you basically walk in, here i am. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> from new york city, i'm katie greifeld in for matt miller. you take a look at the s&p 500, trying to rebound from yesterday's losses, but still on track for a weekly decline. the countdown to the open starts right now. coming up, features edging higher as stock split with their first weekly decline since april. another equity strategist founds the alarm all another economist pushes back there rat

areas of alabama like fairhope and foley, 67%. in burlington 64% and some of those rent increases which some of you have mentioned this morning talking about the rent. >> we will reconvene. the chair recognizes mr. keating. >> thank you, esther chairman. i would like to think the secretary for his extraordinary efforts, the travel and the stress and everything that has been involved. not just you but your staff and other members of the cabinet have been extraordinary. i want to center on ukraine for the focus of my attention. the war that begin in 2014, six years before joe biden became president of the united states. it was one that as the war escalated while he was president, he put together a coalition of 56 different countries dealing with the defense group working to in conjunction with all of our allies and the nato allies in particular. the 32 nato allies expanded under his watch as well. i would like to talk about, a few weeks ago i was in ukraine. i spoke with the ministry of defense there. i saw the impact of the six mon

and, fortunately, a west end theatre director called sean foley has revealed that police have been investigatingific details for the story in order to protect the identities of those involved. but it hasn't taken long for people to actually find the real martha. so his stalker and what's happened now of all this, the weeks of this rolling on and kind of the sleuths doing their work is that she's come out and done an anonymous interview with mail online saying, essentially, she's being bullied online for fame and fortune, and that she potentially plans to sue netflix and richard gadd for defamation . and richard gadd for defamation. >> oh, so it could all get very, very messy. >> it could do. >> it could do. >> absolutely. but i've got to say, i don't think that netflix would have gone ahead with something like this without being very sure. we know they have very good lawyers. they'll have very good lawyers. they'll have looked into this and what's come out in kind of terms of the interviews that richard gadd and others have done is that, according to him, the majority of what we see on screen is

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