diane foley, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. diane foley, welcome to hardtalk. thank you.s an honour, stephen. it's a great pleasure to talk to you. and obviously this conversation is going to be difficult. but with the passage of time, now ten years since your son james was so brutally murdered, does it become easier to talk about it? i love to talk aboutjim because i'm very proud of him. i'm proud of the man he became and his desire to make a difference by being a journalist. so i enjoy talking aboutjim. tell me about that desire of his to be a journalist, because he was raised by you and your husband in a pretty small town... very small. ..in new hampshire, in the north—east of the united states, and i'm guessing that it wasn't the most obvious career path to take. what motivated him to want to be a front line reporter? well, i think it evolved. as a youngster, he loved to read. he was a voracious reader, um, and was very interested in other countries, other parts of the world. he just was very curious, particularly about people. very friendly also, had a real diversity

el alcalde matt mahan anunció su nombramiento de la concejal del distrito nine o distrito 9 pam foleyera vez en el 2018 y desde entonces ha priorizado la seguridad pública. según el alcalde foley, también aporta años de experiencia con este proceso presupuestario y si es votada, ocupará el cargo de vicealcaldesa durante 2 años y una cara conocida ya entró también a la contienda para la alcaldía de oakland. se trata de la congresista barbara lee. pero qué piensa la gente sobre esta postulación que ocurre en medio de una ola de crímenes en esa ciudad? andrés brender salió a averiguar después de retirarse del congreso. barbara lee tiene su mirada en la alcaldía de oakland, una ciudad que tiene un gran déficit presupuestario. listening to everyone, dijo luego de oficializar su candidatura, que lo hace para unir a la ciudad, para hacerla más fuerte y segura y aumentar las oportunidades para todos. que oakland es un desastre, que es lo que escucha todo el tiempo. el actual déficit es de alrededor de 130 millones de dólares, lo que ha provocado recortes a la policía y los bomberos. su postul

diane foley, welcome to hardtalk. thank you.

jane foley is head of fx strategy at rabobank. to the year for the likes of you and others within financial markets to follow the uk economy? it markets to follow the uk economy?— markets to follow the uk economy? markets to follow the uk econom ? . . , economy? it certainly has. it was... there _ economy? it certainly has. it was... there was _ economy? it certainly has. it was... there was a - economy? it certainly has. it was... there was a lot - economy? it certainly has. it was. .. there was a lot of- was... there was a lot of terminal last week and the uk government bond market, if you look at that, it ended the week off its was level so a little sign of stability but i think the market in the uk still quite nervous, still quite vulnerable if it were to get bad news. the market watching very closely. notjust bad news. the market watching very closely. not just the political developments but also the economic developments as well. the economic data that we have this week as well.- have this week as well. looking at the econom

documented a war, created environmental hazards in the middle east, particularly in postwar iraq, alex foley, the co founder of the accountability archive a web to documenting israel's assault on gaza is also a ph. d on will that color? biology of health and disease, and liz dollar as a consultant, nurse at university hospitals of lester, specializing and as best as related health issues and ceo of news, i'll tell you, will not you. okay, thank you all so much for your time. thank you for being part of the stream today. alex, if i could start with you, how would you say wars to long after the conflict itself is over? for sure. uh, so there are a number of ways i think, when we think about the long term effects of war, we often think about pdf, the trauma having lived through those experiences. chest is often thought of as just a psychological disorder, but it has many physiological impacts as well. so people with p t s t the, the brain regions that are responsible for emotional regulation actually then and, and so that has all sorts of downstream effects on the person's psychology. so when y

so you just told me that some there's a chance it might not in well yeah, foley is planning a life threatening hunger strike. how far are you going to go? i've done everything i, i really good and therefore i'm willing to risk my life in order to make it clear that it's really a middle life and stuff right. fully is demanding. the german chancellor issues a statement saying humanity. survival is extremely endangered by climate change. the c o 2 content and it's atmosphere is already fall too high. and that radical action is needed now. hi, this talk ends with the morning. so this is uh, my 15th today is my 27th day. so she, the day yesterday that's fully is now being on hunger strike for over 40 days. he's losing weight rapidly and doctors are checking his files. if this ends badly for you and you lose your life, do you think that would make a difference? well, at least people will ask, so why did these guy die wave? when did the government let him die? the with increasingly dial warnings about climate change and accusations. but governments doing enough last generation site that will continue

. >> tyler to foley. he's got that thing on a string. is his team leading 15th goal of year to make it one. can store in the second kyle a pass to mario ferraro lights the lamp to make it to ship that says a 3rd of the year against and it was enough for you are a slave master off young goalie with his best game as a stopped. 24, 25 shots. san jose hangs on to win it 2 for one. >> some exciting news for for forty-niners linebacker fred warner defensive end nick bosa and fullback kyle use check and tight end. george kittle all selected to the pro bowl. brock purdy, trent williams, leonard floyd and deommodore lenoir were named as alternates for warner. it's his 3rd straight trip to the pro bowl and his force overall. >> warner has recorded 123 tackles year. 4 forced fumbles, 2 interceptions, including a pick-six. as for bosa, he's now made it. 4 straight pro bowls and 5 total in his six-year career sleeves. the niners with 9 sacks and has totaled. 52 tackles an interception, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery. he's up to 62 and a half i

so good way mean he died english cdw made by the guy the a foley dump of vocal pain both that the sooner we moved. yeah. my god, the somebody messed with the main. they moved florida until recently there was no legal presidents. the studying depleted uranium weapons and the damage they cause did a lawyer. i'll tell ya is willing this guy with cases he wins in international courts . although there were now more than $350.00 such cases. nato combined with uses the stop, the proactive ration of these weapons will find their use including and ukraine. that same thing says patients and guess what they see had to go mean a or the thing is yeah, the laptop in a moment to get see for to me when i do this for the and 2nd, i think that might soon add it. so we need to do that, like wherever the lawyer search on alex, it just sells up, filled with medical records of those home by deadly munitions. today he's preparing a massive lawsuit against nice to which will presents thousands of facts, leaving no doubt that the allowances high combined was aware of the dangerous consequences of using uranium w

jasmine ketibuah—foley, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood.y of us, but through the day it will brighten up in places. high pressure is still in charge of our weather. you can see from the squeeze on the isobars that it is quite breezy across the northwest. but as we go through the next few days we hang on to the milder conditions, as represented by the yellows and the ambers on the chart. now, today, we still have the remnants of the overnight front sinking south with its cloud. it's a weak feature, might have a little bit of drizzle on it but not much more than that. some drizzle coming out of the thicker cloud across the northwest, where it's breezy. but some sunny skies developing, especially eastern scotland and also northeast england. these are the temperatures, ranging from about 9 to 13 degrees. now, into this evening and overnight, quite quickly we'll see some fog developed across the south—eastern we'll see some fog develop across the south—eastern quarter of the country. some of that will be dense. there will be some pockets of fog

documented a war, created environmental hazards in the middle east. particularly in postwar iraq, alex foley, the co founder of the accountability archive, a web to documenting israel's assault on gaza, is also a ph. d on will let color, biology of health and disease. and liz dollar as a consultant, nurse at university hospitals of lester, specializing and as best as related health issues and ceo of news. i'll tell you on you. okay, thank you all so much for your time. thank you for being part of the stream today. alex, if i could start with you, how would you say wars to long after the conflict itself is over? for sure. uh, so there are a number of ways i think when we think about the long term effects of war, we have to think about pdf. the trauma having lived through those experiences chest is often thought of as just a psychological disorder, but it has many physiological impacts as well. so people with p t s t the, the brain regions that are responsible for emotional regulation actually then and, and so that has all sorts of downstream effects on the person psychology. so when you're in

very much and that's it for me and the officer, a team here at a rooftop studio in washington, dc foley back now. so thank you so much. thank you for that instant ahead on algae 0. international suffer, a major blow in the race when english really football actually coming out with seats and experience the in the early hours of november, the eight's violence erupt in between mccarthy tell of the friends and people in amsterdam was an empty semitic attack or a response to provocation, which is 0, looks at how a street confrontation turned into a political slash point. and then that the read 19 debates about immigration, religion, and the identity. the full report understood that mccarthy and who to go on i will just say around of israel is the 97th country by population. but the 9th largest on producer in the world in a 2 part series of the 0. it investigates how cutting edge weapons and surveillance technology is tested on a captive palestinian population then marketed around the globe, the palestine, the borrower tree. coming soon on as jersey to the associates, peter, probably thank yo

now we're gonna come back a little later to you foley a little later in your show, where we'll be discussing more domestic politics. and we'll be taking a look at what trump 2nd term will mean for climate action, both in the united states and beyond. that's a little later in the alpha 0 news hour, but for now that's it for me in the team here at the rooftop studio in washington dc back to following several. thank you so much. we look forward to hearing more and your discussions a bit later in this news hour. in the meantime, let's head to ukraine, which says at least 3 people have been killed in a russian attack on central keith. the man says several cars caught fire and a metro station was damaged during the hallway for some of the ukrainian capital. the moment of impact and the immediate aftermath of the russian missile strike of central p. a man is bent to death behind the wheel of his band, and the person dies outside mcdonald's, possibly waiting for the fast food restaurant to open at 6 am. on folds by daylight, these are the 360 degree scene of destruction. at the, at the center a crat

what meda didn't what facebook did was say we are going to embrace foley the first amendment.of the independent fact-checker and they go to m more. someone what a great supreme court justice said the best way to combat false speech and hate speech is more speech and that's the model elon musk has on twitter and that's the model they are adopting now on facebook. that is exactly right because it is consistent with one of the greatest thanks we have as americans, the first amendment and true free speech. so i'm applauding him for doing it. i think the other thing is what a change in two years. couple years ago president trump was barred from these platforms and no one would have thought he got to the position where we got to today where there is a real embrace of free-speech rights in the first amendment. >> martha: it's fascinating to watch. just jumping off of what you will say about the things that can be said and what president biden said about being shameful and ask eos, this is what they rode about it. under meda's new relaxed moderation policies women can can be compared

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 expect commissioner foley to be out sick today. commissioners first on your agenda 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. >> good afternoon and happy new year commissioner. my name is woody la bounty and the president and ceo of san francisco heritage. >> with the new year and new administration new supervisors and a very difficult budget season ahead of us, i just want to reiterate how popular and how important the legacy business program is in the city especially it's an economic engine in a lot of ways for what we're trying to do here in the city. >> and it's actually a benefit to the city budget and the big picture it takes a very small slice of the budget

. >> tyler to foley. he's got that thing on a string.s team leading 15th goal of year to make it one-nothing same store in the second kyle passes to mario ferraro a 3rd of the year against and it was enough for you are a slave master off the young goalie, but his best game as a drop. 24, 25 shots. >> san jose hangs on to win it 2 to one. >> guys, back to you. >> experts offering tips on how to start your new year. all healthy. they include establishing good habits, which include limiting processed food intake, eating a balanced diet, plenty fruits and veggies. is an exercise. make sure you get swiss lee man. is that stress to help your mind and body and limit sugary drinks and more water. most important experts urge people to set some realistic goals to achieve sustainable changes throughout the year. archive of the next hour now underway in the south bay. >> a little homeless encampments. we about waterways, health officials, a side who can stay, who has to leave. plus, a family is left with questions after woman dies in a tragic shooti

. >> tyler to foley. he's got that thing on a string.here is his team leading 15th goal of year to make it one game store in the second kyle a pass to mario ferraro says a 3rd of the year against and it was enough for you are a slave master off the young goalie, but his best game of the stop. 24. 25 shots. >> san jose hangs on to win it 2 to one. >> guys, back to you. >> women's sports are in the front and center and a new bar set to open in san francisco this year. ricky's will open on market street right near sanchez in the castro sometime in the spring. the bar's to owners say they met playing soccer for the san francisco spikes. they bonded over their struggle to find a bar to watch women's sports. >> we wanted to open the bar because we're struggling to find reliable places to watch women's sports in san and we want to have a place where you come in and know that you can find community and know that you can watch the amazing women sports that seeing 2, professional teams and the biggest women's sports leagues in the u.s. coming with

. >> tyler to foley. he's got that thing on a string.here is his team leading 15th goal of year to make it one-nothing same store in the second kyle passes to mario ferraro a 3rd of the year against and it was enough for you are a slave master off the young goalie, but his best game as a drop. 24, 25 shots. >> san jose hangs on to win it 2 to one. >> guys, back to you. well, 6.42 now and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. governor newsom signs multiple bills into law. >> to crack down on sideshows. >> i'm taking you inside the apple fitness plus studio to see what's new for 2025. i'm rich de pete g. writes, "my tween wants a new phone. how do i not break the bank?" we got you, pete. xfinity mobile was designed to save you money and gives you access to wifi speeds up to a gig. so you get high speeds for low prices. better than getting low speeds for high prices. right, bruce? -jealous? yeah, look at that. -honestly. someone get a helmet on this guy. xfinity internet customers, ask how to get an unlimited line free for a year, plus a

president trump came to office, and that jv team killed many americans, including kayla mueller and james foley and peter sotloff and others. so, you know, this is a very dangerous group of people. and we've had a wide open border for four years. we've had not just the terrorists on the watch list that we've caught the thousands and hundreds of thousands of gotaways. so we've got isis. we know for a fact we've got hezbollah here. we've got chinese soldiers here. we've got, you know, you name it, the bad guys central is here in america. and kash patel is and stephen miller and the folks who are in charge of homeland security are going to have their hands full when they get into office, because it's time that the fbi stop going after catholic people going to latin mass and, and pta parents going to pta meetings and anti-abortion protesters and january 6th guys, and they've got to go find round up all these isis terrorists, the hezbollah terrorists, the chinese agents. and that's going to be a lot of work. kayleigh. >> it is. and ambassador o'brien, you know, we know that assad was a horrific dict

gerald ford, kip o'neill, bob michel, tom foley, all have got then distinguished service award. and i think in what congressman kill her and congressman timmons have done is not only are they in charge of a select committee doing a lot, and they'll talk about that in a few minutes, that is helping the institution of congress and making it more effective, but they're also doing this in a way -- in a very bipartisan way which is really a model for all the other committees in the congress to have a look at and determine how they might change it up a bit and do something like the two congressmen have done. so i'll ask them both if they might come to the stage at this time and let me tell you a little bit about them as they come up. derrick kilmer. he is in his first term and native of the state of washington, a district in the state of washington. he is a graduate of princeton where he has a b.a. he was a marshal scholar, and has his p.h.d. and his thesis had to do with comparative social policy, a p.h.d. from oxford. he worked in the consulting firm of mckenzie and company for a nu

jane foley.another week of dollar weakness and only the second week of dollar weakness we have had in four months. i think we went through q4 with one week of dollar weakness. this will be the second one. dani: a lot of that is due to u.s. data over the past week. how does this set us up for monday? if we get real executive actions, does that mean we will get a pop in the dollar and pop in the yields? jonathan: we will see. it all comes down to next week in many ways for many of you, i know. up next, we will catch up with matt, michael, norman and mark kelley, next. ♪ >> we are at a delicate point for the fed, but i do nothing they will get too preemptive in this environment. >> without inflation would probably hang a little higher than expected. we have one more rate cut penciled in this year. >> looking at anywhere from zero to two cuts this year, first cut in the second half of the year likely. >> round of cuts will likely need to come because they should. >> how much lower can we go on rates

terry haynes a pangea policy as johnson pursues trump's agenda and james foley as the dollar pulls backrom two-year highs. stocks rising after a five-game losing streak on friday, getting a boost from big tech. laurie is keeping a close eye on the sector writing we remain market weight s&p 500 tech, our favorite sectors heading into 2025. a financial analogy along with communication services. good to see you. good morning, let's talk about a year and not just the sectors, let's talk about policy. have we got a better idea about how policy will look like down in washington, d.c.? >> i think we are optimistic we are going to get some clarity soon and chatting with annmarie earlier about the one big powerful bill, i instantly thought back to my european beatings in december right before the holidays when i was kind of doing the death march across the continent. in every single meeting people wanted to talk about taxes and tariffs and what exactly is trump going to do and what are we going to know? i had to tell them i think we got to get past the inauguration first but if you go back to 20

we will catch -- we will speak to jane foley during the year already.we have not seen on the euro since 2022. for the chinese currency, since 2023. we will speak to liz young thomas as we start to see this bond market constrain returns in the equity market. and michael gapen, looking ahead to payrolls friday. he estimates something like 150 thousand in our survey. -- one hunter 50,000 in our survey. have a fantastic weekend and happy new year. we can stop saying that about a week from now. this was "bloomberg surveillance." from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ lock in let's go. rated e for everyone. [rock and roll music playing] xfinity. made for gaming. rewards members, get early access to an ea sports fc25 kit. visit xfinity.com/rewards. matt: five days of losses. i am matt miller. katie: bloomberg open interest starts right now. sonali: coming up -- katie: coming up deal. president biden's blocks nippon steel's deal for -- to buy u.s. steel. matt: car sales get a

according to the foley foundation which tracks and advocates for u.s.s, there are currently 36 publically disclosed hostage and wrongful detention cases, mostly in asia and the middle east, and the challenges don't end when they finally come home. let's bring in the host of "way too early" ali vitali. ali, you've been reporting on the financial burden faced by some american detainees after they have returned home. tell us about it. >> yeah, mika, you're right. imagine you're an american citizen who has, to the relief of your nation, just been released from being held by a foreign adversary. you come home after spending years in detention and as if the return to normal isn't a task enough, you find out you owe that you sanz to the irs because you didn't pay your taxes. that's the experience of one "washington post" reporter who is part of a legislative push to change those rules. jason rezaian spent more than 500 days detained in an iranian prison before his release in january of 2016. >> please welcome jason rezaian. >> reporter: a release celebrated by

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