>> tom foley. nobody else. >> a year and a half after tom foley's conviction, both sides file back into the courthouse to one again determine tom's fate. >> circuit court is now in session. >> as before, the state opened its case with the crime scene analysts. >> why is it that you found? >> yellow dunham's bag. >> located in the bag was three shells. these are phone records -- >> norris also showed the jury the records from around the time dar was killed. >> there were no phone calls that either came in or left. >> your wife doesn't show up somewhere, why not call home and see, have you left yet? where are you? we're waiting for you. >> that's what i would do. >> according to detective carbon, tom did not bother calling dar at home because he knew dar was already dead. then members of dar's stepped forward to testify that tom and dar's marriage was troubled, and that tom wanted out. >> he told me that his wife is a very controlling, and that it was wearing on him. and he did not necessarily want t

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

thank you, commissioner foley. yeah. uh, commissioner baldauf, i just i just want to put some color on this from when we when we had this hearing, i think whatever. six months ago. um, but but we beat this up pretty bad, uh, because of the constraints of the site and the fact that the bridge is basically a zero. so it's kind of dead. uh, what i do find very interesting fema comment, though , is the fact that lefty o'doul bridge did get renovated and this is the gateway and it's not being and i respect that. but i think in this particular situation, in trying to fix this bridge with all the constraints, was almost impossible. i think that's kind of what we came to the conclusion of last, last time. but i do appreciate your comments, and i think they make i just appreciate them and i wish we could do something different. uh, commissioner baldauf, well, thank you. and again, as i say, i'm catching up to speed and i apologize to make people go over old ground. but i , i the rejection on 626. um i don't know if i had been ask

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jane foley is head of foreign exchange strategy at rabobank. good morning to you.., . ., down? we have not changed the thinkin: down? we have not changed the thinking but _ down? we have not changed the thinking but all _ down? we have not changed the thinking but all along _ down? we have not changed the thinking but all along there - thinking but all along there are the risks the bank of england will be the last of the big three central banks to cut interest rates this year, we are expecting an interest rate cut but they are likely to be the blackguard and as you pointed out inflation data in the uk is a little bit more sticky, but the reason for that and this is a fairly common reason that across the developed world as you have heard labour markets, wage inflation is still running a heard labour markets, wage inflation is still r the ng a heard labour markets, wage inflation is still r the moment, going on, and at the moment, way? going on, and at the moment, wa ? ., ., , way? there are two components to that, excitement _ way? there are two components to that,

foley was a roadblock took fdr seven years to get to run for public office.he disease did not provide him with an infusion of empathy was probably more intellect determination and ambition attributes tempered in his youth polio medical problems have intervened at virtually every milestone of his career. when fdr was about to run for a second term as it new york statt senator landed flat on his back with a potentially fatal case of typhoid fever. the visible candidate and after the victory in 1912 addressed a letter of congratulations to bill levitt and future president. even eleanor's emotional break with her husband came to a head and that 1918 after he had contracted a severe case of spanish flu. the deadliest pandemic in human history. but sammy had public life of the governor of new york franklin, his family in teams of physicians disguise the state of his health. of a robust leader who is always excellent physical condition and why did i choose the image of fdr as a sphinx for the book cover? the ancient egyptian relic renowned for continuouslyy telling

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let's speak to jane foley, head of fx strategy at rabobank. good morning to you.problems for boeing, more problems for boeing, more problems with regards with the max fleet. talk us through the implications.— implications. first of all, the airlines involved _ implications. first of all, the airlines involved in _ implications. first of all, the airlines involved in the - implications. first of all, the airlines involved in the awfuli airlines involved in the awful deadly crashes a few years ago were max eight. and the one last week were max nine. united and lance, alaska and us, by far the biggest customer for those boeing 737 max nine, this was going to be a crucial year for boeing. we really wanted to get itself on track. delivered around 500 boeing 737 max nine at a time when the airline industry is clamouring for new aircraft because it was such a busy year last year so hoping for a profitable year this year and that now looks far less likely. and that now looks far less likel . , ., ., and that now looks far less likel. ., . ., , likely. they also have chang

need to become your at work in the seat listening to music so you might be freaking out if i enter foley'shousand our but as far as you concerned about this calm is an susan house, what food did you eat the most in your taxi at susan's granola bars and bananas because i was born i was really really poor predict that it was so depressing, because people would get in on these fabulous business lunches like dude come up to have prime ribs let's see how we can following for the second one and i was making dog sounds, that was a rough time to be joni jimmy billing me now, finally, i was asked, why did it take to take so long, why did it take so long, for fox to give you your own show well if you watches whole entire episode, you know why they were little hesitant but i don't care why it took a lot of the point is, i did get one mike, my own show. [laughter] we can, we are going to drive it like we stole it and so think of jimmy they let america's your tv rescue dog. give me a forever home, i will be happy every day, and that is all, and thank you for watching inaugural episode "fox news" saturd

tells me that the audio, the sort of the, the, the associate out at any time for like if it's janet foley. got it . i think i'm in the on the persona and let me get for it and the price of the visit, i don't what the the know for an age of one of the numbers on the, on the see. and would you be able to get them with the information i'm in the model sort of imagine we'd us in mind as somebody again, normally uh, were you interested in the work? this was it on the end of the, of the heavier, more funding for them assume get so many have given me difference on a plus for so i'm in the table and we just saw in a bit of consolidated and put things into the format that i would have most of it, i mean if that rings into the repository and that only so hold on because it'd be simple to easily. we though the but i so i don't know who. i mean, i thought of it as it goes, ends in a 2nd area and it's heavy and what is the what i'm and ends? yeah, almost from the e. b 's. even able to say, well, can see what, but it will see if i mean, i think that's i me, that, that i'll be able to handle bundle did

james foley head of fx strategy. ♪ hey! sarah!you had to choose would you listen to elevator music all day or deal with payroll compliance? payroll compliance, for sure. gusto automatically calculates and files my taxes for me. hold up, compliance? easier? choose payroll compliance without the ups and downs. >> germany is after a very successful period since 2012 and after a few years of crisis, germany is a tired man. after a short night and low growth expectations is probably a wake-up call and now we have a good cup of coffee which means structural reforms and we will continue to succeed. guy: some kind of chemical stimulant is now required. christian lindner speaking at the economic forum at davos. basf really taking it on the chin. telling us what is happening on the cost front and energy front. we have known this for a while, we had a warning from the german capital industry association and the chemical sector which is why we got a bit of a pop earlier in the session that is now faded. the five-day story at basf with five ye

everyone knows tom foley is currently on a break. these are big high profile names in refereeing. clubs in the game — we've gotjust under 2000 clubs in the game. we've got lots of pitches happening — the game. we've got lots of pitches happening at every level all across country _ happening at every level all across country and also from and a great game _ country and also from and a great game. while the cases involving tom and wayne _ game. while the cases involving tom and wayne have highlighted the issues _ and wayne have highlighted the issues in — and wayne have highlighted the issues in professional referees a lot is— issues in professional referees a lot is aimed at the community game. the people _ lot is aimed at the community game. the people that give up their time to do— the people that give up their time to do this — the people that give up their time to do this. but wayne and tom have done _ to do this. but wayne and tom have done is _ to do this. but wayne and tom have done is raise — to do this. but wayne and tom have done is raise it, the profile of some — done is

about possible wrongful detention concerns and at least 9 countries, including china, where the james foleyacy foundation says the largest number of americans remain wrongfully detained. and we're kylie has remained behind bars since 2016 charged with allegedly stealing state secrets. he says just an american who you know, unfortunately caught up that this larger. >> sick game of hostage diplomacy, police story, one of many tracked by the bring her family's home campaign, freelance journalist austin tice from texas remains in a prison in syria, detained there since 2012. will former marine paul whelan continues to plead for help from a russian jail cell after being arrested 5 years ago and accused of being a secret agent. leeson knows the agony of waiting. the scary part i mean, you see with the americans are wrongfully detained around the world, including in china, for these are ordinary americans, ordinary people. and, you know, fortunately, as a result, you know, we don't we don't get the attention that some others >> signs of hope come every so often in a row. the u.s. secure the releas

the leader of that group, tim foley, joins us now. tim, describe your daily operations on the border. >> well, what we do, and thanks for having me, jessie, where we operate in is a area that is known for got a ways. that's a term that the government uses for they picked them up either on camera or ground sensors, but there is not enough agents left because they are dealing with all the other ones coming in. so we go into the areas where the got a ways are. got a ways are. god always don't want to be caught by order patrol. they have been deported multiple times for either crimes in this country are crimes in their countries. >> those are the bad hombres? that's the real deal. so you look like you are brandishing weapons. what kind of weapons are those. >> we are carrying i guess the left would call them assault weapons. but we classify them as self-defense weapons. >> what happens when you guys confront these got a ways? do they listen to you are run away? what? >> most of the time when we drop in on them it's called grenadian they h

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tom foley: the first time i saw her, i thought she was beautiful. we just loved being together.

in the host of the iowa politics podcast, jeff stein, and the spectator political reporter, matthew foleyu for coming on. we appreciate it. you know more about this than i do, but i was looking at reading over the past week and listening to a lot of the analysts in iowa, and they were saying that ron desantis and nikki haley both needed to come in above 20%, between 20-25%. and if they came in below 20%, it was not a good night. nikki haley was at 19, a little over 19. ron desantis, a little over 21. your thoughts on the night both of them had? >> well, as noted earlier, this was the perfect situation for donald trump, because he set a record at 51%. his margin of victory smashed the old record. desantis, if he did not finish second, you don't know what path he would have been able to take. haley was looking to get second so she could be the clear alternative to trump. that did not happen. and so she is wounded a bit going to new hampshire, but desantis put all the chips in the center of the table in iowa. haley is polling very well in new hampshire, where democrats and independents can j

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about possible wrongful detention concerns and at least 9 countries, including china, where the james foley legacy foundation says the largest number of americans remain wrongfully detained. and we're kylie has remained behind bars since 2016 charged with allegedly stealing state secrets uses just an american who unfortunately caught up that this larger. >> game of hostage diplomacy. police story, one of many tracked by the bring her family's home campaign, freelance journalist austin tice from texas remains in a prison in syria, detained there since 2012. will former marine paul whelan continues to plead for help from a russian jail cell after being arrested 5 years ago and accused of being a secret agent. leeson knows the agony of waiting. the scary part i mean, you see with the americans are wrongfully detained around the world, including in china, for these are ordinary americans, ordinary people. and, you know, fortunately, as a result, you know, we don't we don't get the attention that some others would. >> signs of hope come every so often in a row. the u.s. secure the release of 5 a

about possible wrongful detention concerns and at least 9 countries, including china, where the james foley legacy foundation says the largest number of americans remain wrongfully detained. and we're kylie has remained behind bars since 2016 charged with allegedly stealing state secrets. he says just an american who you know, unfortunately caught up that this larger. >> game of hostage diplomacy, police story, one of many tracked by the bring her family's home campaign, freelance journalist austin tice from texas remains in a prison in syria, detained there since 2012. will former marine paul whelan continues to plead for help from a russian jail cell after being arrested 5 years ago and accused of being a secret agent. leeson knows the agony of waiting. the scary part i mean, you see with the americans are being wrongfully detained around the world, including in china, for these are ordinary americans, ordinary people. and, you know, fortunately, as a result, you know, we don't we don't get the attention that some others would. >> signs of hope come every so often in iran. the u.s. secure

about possible wrongful detention concerns and at least 9 countries, including china, where the james foleytion says the largest number of americans remain wrongfully detained. and we're kylie has remained behind bars since 2016 charged with allegedly stealing state secrets. he says just an american who you know, unfortunately caught this larger. >> game of hostage diplomacy. police story, one of many tracked by the bring her family's home campaign, freelance journalist austin tice from texas remains in a prison in syria, detained there since 2012. will former marine paul whelan continues to plead for help from a russian jail cell after being arrested 5 years ago and accused of being a secret agent. leeson knows the agony of waiting. the scary part i mean, you see with the americans are being wrongfully detained around the world, including in china, for these are ordinary americans, ordinary people. and, you know, fortunately, as a result, you know, we don't they don't get the attention that some others would. >> signs of hope come every so often in iran. the u.s. secure the release of 5 am

about possible wrongful detention concerns and at least 9 countries, including china, where the james foley legacy foundation says the largest number of americans remain wrongfully detained. and we're kylie has remained behind bars since 2016 charged with allegedly stealing state secrets. he just an american who unfortunately caught up that this larger. >> game of hostage diplomacy, police story, one of many tracked by the bring her family's home campaign, freelance journalist austin tice from texas remains in a prison in syria, detained there since 2012. will former marine paul whelan continues to plead for help from a russian jail cell after being arrested 5 years ago and accused of being a secret agent. leeson knows the agony of waiting. the scary part i mean, you see with the americans are wrongfully detained around the world, including in china, for these are ordinary americans, ordinary people. and, you know, fortunately, as a result, you know, we don't we don't get the attention that some others would. >> signs of hope come every so often in iran. the u.s. secure the release of 5 ame

about possible wrongful detention concerns and at least 9 countries, including china, where the james foleyon says the largest number of americans remain wrongfully detained. and we're kylie has remained behind bars since 2016 charged with allegedly stealing state secrets. he says just an american who you know, unfortunately caught up a man and that this larger. >> game of hostage diplomacy, police story, one of many tracked by the bring her family's home campaign, freelance journalist austin tice from texas remains in a prison in syria, detained there since 2012. will former marine paul whelan continues to plead for help from a russian jail cell after being arrested 5 years ago and accused of being a secret agent. leeson knows the agony of waiting. the scary part i mean, you see with the americans are wrongfully detained around the world, including in china, for these are ordinary americans, ordinary people. and, you know, fortunately, as a result, you know, we don't we don't get the attention that some others would. >> signs of hope come every so often in iran. the u.s. secure the release

about possible wrongful detention concerns and at least 9 countries, including china, where the james foley legacy foundation says the largest number of americans remain wrongfully detained. and we're kylie has remained behind bars since 2016 charged with allegedly stealing state secrets. he says just an american who you know, unfortunately caught this larger. >> game of hostage diplomacy. police story, one of many tracked by the bring her family's home campaign, freelance journalist austin tice from texas remains in a prison in syria, detained there since 2012. will former marine paul whelan continues to plead for help from a russian jail cell after being arrested 5 years ago and accused of being a secret agent. leeson knows the agony of waiting. the scary part i mean, you see with the americans are being wrongfully detained around the world, including in china, for these are ordinary americans, ordinary people. and, you know, fortunately, as a result, you know, we don't they don't get the attention that some others would. >> signs of hope come every so often in iran. the u.s. secure the r

about possible wrongful detention concerns and at least 9 countries, including china, where the james foley legacy foundation says the largest number of americans remain wrongfully detained. and we're kylie has remained behind bars since 2016 charged with allegedly stealing state secrets. he just an american who you know, unfortunately caught up that this larger. >> game of hostage diplomacy, police story, one of many tracked by the bring her family's home campaign, freelance journalist austin tice from texas remains in a prison in syria, detained there since 2012. will former marine paul whelan continues to plead for help from a russian jail cell after being arrested 5 years ago and accused of being a secret agent. leeson knows the agony of waiting. the scary part i mean, you see with the americans are wrongfully detained around the world, including in china, for these are ordinary americans, ordinary people. and, you know, fortunately, as a result, you know, we don't we don't get the attention that some others would. >> signs of hope come every so often in a row. the u.s. secure the relea

about possible wrongful detention concerns and at least 9 countries, including china, where the james foley legacy foundation says the largest number of americans remain wrongfully detained. and we're kylie has remained behind bars since 2016 charged with allegedly stealing state secrets. he says just an american who you know, unfortunately caught up that this larger. >> game of hostage diplomacy, police story, one of many tracked by the bring her family's home campaign, freelance journalist austin tice from texas remains in a prison in syria, detained there since 2012 while former marine paul whelan continues to plead for help from a russian jail cell after being arrested 5 years ago and accused of being a secret agent. leeson knows the agony of waiting. the scary part i mean, you see with the americans are being wrongfully detained around the world, including in china, for these are ordinary americans, ordinary people. and, you know, fortunately, as a result, you know, we don't we don't get the attention that some others would. >> signs of hope come every so often in iran. the u.s. secure

about possible wrongful detention concerns and at least 9 countries, including china, where the james foleyacy foundation says the largest number of americans remain wrongfully detained. and we're kylie has remained behind bars since 2016 charged with allegedly stealing state secrets. he says just an american who you know, unfortunately caught this larger. >> game of hostage diplomacy. police story, one of many tracked by the bring her family's home campaign, freelance journalist austin tice from texas remains in a prison in syria, detained there since 2012. will former marine paul whelan continues to plead for help from a russian jail cell after being arrested 5 years ago and accused of being a secret agent. leeson knows the agony of waiting. the scary part >> i mean, you see with the americans are being wrongfully detained around the world, including in china, for these are ordinary americans, ordinary people. and, you know, fortunately, as a result, you know, we don't they don't get the attention that some others would. >> signs of hope come every so often in iran. the u.s. secure the re

cool. breaking brian foley and pots of victoria, australia. noise with a dock. so i suspect the $181.00 millimeters afraid in the space of just 24 hours. whether that will continue, but it will not a little further east, which as we go through the style so, so the heavier rates will stay this way. i would suppose at least the side of us regressive and what the weather pushing to was using. and lot of storms that just popping up across the northeast of new south west pushing into eastern parts of queensland. good part of queens, dancing, live you shelves. no shots run right up into the top. and as we go through the next few days that you go about what the weather just started to push this way further east with further west, it's really about the, the heat that continues across a good part of w y. because some fake graphs you making his way towards these and it as well as we go through the next steps, i could touch, study to celsius in cross judge. i did that right? that will make his way in that we have got rain and snow making his way into a japan. once again. w

he is joe foley. thank you very much. ryan. may i have such joes? amory, near his head coach and already replaced him with the former captain daniella de rossi 40 year old dural c steps. and until the end of june, with an option to extend, he paid more than $600.00 games for roma. putting your leaves with the called 9th instead. yeah. and the risk of missing the champions league for 6 years running the 3rd table games coming up lights on tuesday in the asian top of the 1st let's catch up on jordan's strong, starts to the great stage. they thrash malaysia, 3 know, in that i've seen much my foot, a lot of the schools to impressive goals, including this one could be a content difficult. one of the tournaments mussa ulta amadi full circle to including a nice little baby that came from the closing stages. that team is jordan, top of griffey, ahead of south korea. iraq are also off to a good stops. they opened up the tournaments with a 31 wind of information. i'm of the same with best. the goal is to seal the victory which puts a rock 2nd group seat behin

. >> and the leader of that group, tim foley , joins us now.s no tim, describe your dailyw. operations on the border. >> well, what we do and thanks for having me, jesse, where we operate in is an area that is known for got awayt s, and thats a term that the government uses for they've picked them upthem u either on camera or ground sensors, but there's not enough agents left becausnde they're dealing with all the other ones coming in. >> so we go into the areas. where the holloways are cutaways, don't want to be caught always dught by by border patre they've been deported multiple times for either crimes in this country or crimes in their countries. >> so so those are the bad hombres. and that's yes, that's the realn deal. >> so you go there, you look like you're brandishing weapons. what kind of weapons are thoseg. ? >> well, we're carrying out what i guess the left would call them assault weapons, but we classifley item as self-defense weapons. >> okay. and what happens when you guys confront is these gateways. >> do they listen to you? do they run away? awwhat? most >> m

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jane foley is never quite, the head of foreign-exchange strategy at rabobank.n the next 90 days for a foreign-exchange pair? jane: euro-dollar has been exciting today. what about the swiss franc? it was back to the stress levels it has seen since the amazing dates of what years ago when the s&p stepped away from maintaining that 120 floor. there is some action here. it is disappointing that euro-dollar is not as broad as we anticipated. tom: i am triangular links was every day, euro-swiss, dollar-swiss. what do you suggest the s&p will do if we break through strong swiss franc? jane: that is an important question and one not being asked enough. we are in danger of looking at switzerland the same way we are looking at the rest of europe. i think it is important to remove for switzerland like japan that they have had issues with disinflation. right now it is in the sweet spot. they're going to be nervous about going back to sync too much disinflation and i think the swiss franc does continue on this course of strength and that will potentially become an issue. in

jane foley was brilliant yesterday afternoon, no one is talking about this. was just one indicator. a general litmus test of where we are going. you slide through zurich on a grand high. jonathan: when they rip the floor way you saw this aggressive move into the swiss francs, where below those levels. that is real swiss francs that the central bank was fighting against for years. and now, here it is. tom: you and lisa are going to davos, i would suggest the broader debate is whether europe with the germanic decline that we see, you wonder if it will be davos/europe versus the usual asia, china. jonathan: you mention europe let's talk about it. is the breakdown of the german model, you get security from the united states, energy from russia. so much of that stuff is been threatened or broken down completely. the united states role in international security is a question again. who might be in the white house at the end of the year? the liberal elite gathering in davos, there will be real excitement in europe about what comes out of the united states at the end of this year. tom: you

tom: michael foley is on the shortlist to become the next governor.- should be understand that we are going to migrate back to the lower levels of your gdp? >> it is pretty unclear right now, given the shocks from the pandemic and how they have affected things. my view is that our star is higher. i do not want to argue that it is a long-term estimate, but i think the economy is in a healthy position and will take higher rate to bring inflation down. inflation is not going to stay as high as it was, but getting it down will take more work and i do not think it will happen quickly. i think the fed will be disappointing, relative to the speed at which risk -- rate cuts are priced into the market. jonathan: what have we learned in the last 10 months about what data points are relevant and which are irrelevant? i'm looking at a manufacturing guy coming out. how useful is that? >> we were reminded that forecasting is hard but in this environment, we should learn that there is a whole set of is happening in this economy that are unusual. but as you noted, ev

and item 4 is michael foley and chaiao mei lin. >> thank you madam clerk and for these items, i believe we will hear-i know for the first one we will hear from elizabeth gordon, principal planner. i'm checking to see if you are presenting on both of these. seeing a nod. great. go ahead and present on those. welcome. the floor is yours. >> thank you supervisor. good afternoon. my name is shannon ferguson with planning department staff and have elizabeth with me today as well. the items before you today are two mills act historical property contract. the mills act legislation authorize local governments to enter into 10 year rolling contracts with private owners of qualified historic properties. this agreement provides property tax reduction to owners of those historic properties who can then allocate the savings towards appropriate rehabilitation restoration and maintenance plan. every local landmark building in san francisco as well as listed in the california register of historic resources and historic places is eligible to apply mills act program. the department currently holds 46 act