commissioner foley. >> yeah i have a couple of things to say. one i think that staff did a lot of work on this and i really appreciate that work and i don't have an issue at all with gilded age. the one thing i do have an issue is that i do believe you did reach out to the victorian alliance and what is frustrating to me that the planning staff they go through a lot of work and a lot of time and last minute somebodies "well i have an opinion or i disagree with you" and i don't think that's fair. i think they have to be engaged the whole way through and i think that's what the planning staff tries to do both from historic and everything else so i really appreciate what you're doing. i appreciate you want to bring the people that have been working on this and closest to the ground to talk about it but personally gilded age works for me. the work you do works for me and people coming in the last minute and throwing a hand grenade in the room isn't really fair so thank you very much. >> thank you. commissioner nageswaran. >> so i mean and i don't kn

>> the foley is when you terrorize little children, you get what's coming to you. it's horrible. they were in panic and frozen with fear. by the way, i'm at the villages sunday signing the wiseman that found christmas. hope everyone comes out this sunday. >> laura: i'll be approaching you on the rascal scooter at the villages and look forward to seeing you there. raymond, good luck on the trail. why is mitch mcconnell meddling in the race and kelly is here to react. we're just nine days from the ingraham angle's fifth anniversary. thank you all for watching and you've all made the show a huge success. >> happy five from the five. >> five years, count them: one, two, three, four, five. congratulations. now we need five more. >> laura: eight affiliates of the alaskaen republican party spoke out against mitch mcconnell for his entire ferns of the alaskaen contest. >> this details crazy stuff and file under what in the world is going on. imagine having a highly contested intra-party race in your state. hearing from the national party about 4,000 miles away putting their thumbs on the

. >> commissioner foley? >> lear. >> jones? >> here. >> commissioner so? >> right. >> commissioner wright? >> here. >> commissioner black, she is with us. she's just experiencing technical issues preventing her from speaking and hopefully she'll join us in a moment. commissioners, first on your agenda is general public. members of the public may address the commission that's within the jurisdiction of the commission. except agenda items and you can 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. >> my name is mike and i am here to speak about the castro theater. first of all, there is a serious problem for raphael mandelman. he hasn't held a single town hall meeting in the castro in the past eight months and another plan announced in january they were taking over management of the castro theater and mandelman for some reason doesn't feel the need to bring the community together for at least a listening session in the castro. he gives out this bogu

councilwoman foley leads the zero vision task force. the program can slow dowe rate of deadly car crashes in san jose. > >> for inmates died in iran, in a prison that holds political prisoners. more than 40 people e hurt in the fire. the iranian media says the fire is out overnight. protesters marched in in traffic towards the prison in in support of the inmates. > >> we will check in on the window on the bay to gauge how widespread the clouds are. that is your view from the tower which sits just about 1800 feet high. it ha. a go fo will not get any missthe clouds get far inland wheth. u arokcloudsro the county. conc. 63 degrees. livermore is 61. these clouds are extending well inland like going up to the delta is making it all the way towards the sacramento valley. daytime highs today, once we see see sunshine by late morning which the majority of us will, it will be a cold day. it will be in the low 70s. there is a warm-up coming our way this wee. san jose is going from the low s to the mid-80s by wednesday. it is almost a 15 degree w

jane foley. the uncertainty over the uk economy has also resulted in a surge of profit warnings from ftse—listed companies now reaching a level not seen since the financial crises more than a decade ago. that's according to a report from ey—parthenon that blames rising inflation and falling demand due to worsening economic conditions and rising interest rates. joining me now isjustin urquhart—stewart, founder of the investment platform regionally. good morning to you. this is just an example of fallout of the problems we have been racing for many months now, which have been really exacerbated since the mini budget at the end of september. companies, small businesses in particular, struggling to stay in business?— particular, struggling to stay in business? this shouldn't be unexpected — in business? this shouldn't be unexpected but _ in business? this shouldn't be unexpected but the _ in business? this shouldn't be unexpected but the news - in business? this shouldn't be unexpected but

ah, i'm pablo foley, as welcome to the program. russian president vladimir putin has proclaimed the annexation of 4 occupied ukrainian regions, violating intern in the law, and drawing condemnation from the west. the move is the culmination of a series of hastily arranged votes last week that have been widely condemned as a sham. the land grab marks, an escalation in russia's war against ukraine, and vladimir putin says he will use all means to defend the territories it portrayed as a big domestic wind for russia. as will have to be put in joint hands. precipitous pleaded an officially an ex, with 4 regions of you cream, the whole chat, russia in celebration. in the ceremony of fanfare and pump boot and has a clear method for his opponents at your school meals. i want keith and the real masters in the west to hear me away so that everyone remembers base. would you people living in no hands got donates has on on supper, is here a becoming our citizens for ever lives either. the celebration is in stark contrast to district ality. dozens of people killed and wounded in what you korean faith for m

i'm pablo foley has from me and the entire team here in berlin. i care. thanks for watching and i'll see you again at the top of the next. ah. in the country that was host the world are you are these ones you visit, you're never forget it up. caught in between transformation and exploitation with combined to modern day present with traditional pod. none of my friends has died about. so the thing does happen sometimes between education and tradition, between cosmopolitan fleer and captivating wilderness. the portrait of the desert to state full of contradictions. guitar starts november 11th on d, w ah ah, chinese ship at costco gets the green light to take a stake in the port of hamburg. but the move is controversial, splitting lawmakers, the german foreign ministry, highlighting what it called considerable risks. also on the show as fuel prices rise, europeans are taking their energy supply into their own hands, snapping up solar and wind power generators for the home. and they've long been coming. but can we get any closer to actually getting a central d

raymond has it all in friday's foleys, next. >> laura: fox news alert. >> husband of house speaker nancy pelosi is recovering after being attacked in their san francisco home and the 82-year-old suffered a fractured skull after being struck with a hammer but expected to make a full recovery. the police chief says a dispatcher's quick thinking led to a faster response. listen. >> it was something more was going on just in her intuition just with her experience. that caused for a higher priority than this type of call normally receives. this was a wellbeing check. she knew there was more to it and alerted our officers, she went that extra step. >> the assailant faces numerous charges including attempted murder and police have not release add motive and say it wasn't a random attack. back to the ingraham angle and more of your fox news headlines. >> laura: it's friday and that means it's time for friday foleys. for that we turn to fox news contributor raymond royo. this has been a week of protests. >> climate activist smash add cake in the face of king charles or a wax work of king charles.

hostages, including james foley and steven sotloff. prosecutors say the company sent isis and the al qaeda-linked nusra front more than $10 million, then tried to cover it up >> lafarge made a deal with the devil, foreign terrorists who pledged to and, in fact, did harm the united states, its people, and its national security. >> reporter: the company agreeing to pay a settlement of nearly $800 million to the u.s. government. french authorities in 2018 charged eight former lafarge executives with financing terrorism. the company, now owned by a swiss firm, said today it deeply regretted what happened, adding that the executives involved no longer work there, and that none of the conduct involved u.s. employees. in a disturbing twist, court documents show lafarge was doing business with isis and al qaeda at the same time its concrete was being used to build one world trade center on the site where terrorists destroyed the twin towers in 2001 lester >> ken dilanian, thank you. >>> in ukraine tonight, the crippling impact of russia's atta

i understand commissioner foley had made a motion. do i hear a second? >> second. >> thank you commissioners. on the motion then to adopt a recommendation for approval-- [roll call] >> so moved commissioners. motion passes unanimously, 6-0. >> i think that puts us at the end of the agenda. >> indeed it does. >> thank you everyone. [meeting adjourned] >>> i'm currently an h2 firefighter for the san francisco fire department. i served active duty in the navy. i wanted something that was going to be in the medical field, but not necessarily stay in a hospital setting and i didn't want to stay in an office and this job kind of combines everything i was looking for. everyday's different. there's always something new and to learn. and my first introduction to the department was being surrounded by people of the lgbtq community. and so we were able to get, you know, it just made things a little more comfortable that you could talk to people about things that people necessarily wouldn't understand. i've had to hide myself. able to come out. being able to underst

bournemouth came from 1—0 down to beat leicester city 2—1 in front of their prospective new owner bill foley, who is expected to take charge next week pending premier league approval. the result piles pressure on leicester boss brendan rodgers. they've lost seven of their nine league games so far and several fans in the away end showed their displeasure at the team at the full time whistle. well, for me it's not about pressure. i know that if you are sat in the bottom three there is always going to be pressure so i understand that. for me, it's just about focusing on the process of getting the results, so we have to go away and analyse the game now. there were lots of good aspects of it but, ultimately, we lost the game, so we have got two home games and we need to go and really focus on that and pick up three points on our next game. the boys put in another top effort. i thought 1—0 was harsh on them. we had some big chances that we didn't take and we got punished on one really, the only real one that leicester had first half apart from a set play. i was pleased. i was pleased even at the

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i understand commissioner foley had made a motion. do i hear a second? >> second. >> thank you commissioners. on the motion then to adopt a recommendation for approval-- [roll call] >> so moved commissioners. motion passes unanimously, 6-0. >> i think that puts us at the end of the agenda. >> indeed it does. >> thank you everyone. >> it was an outdoor stadium for track and field, motorcycle and auto and rugby and cricket located in golden gate park, home to professional football, lacross and soccer. adjacent to the indoor arena. built in the 1920s. the san francisco park commission accepted a $100,000 gift from the estate to build a memorial in honor of pioneers in the area. the city and county of san francisco contributed an additional $200,000 and the stadium was built in a year. in the 1930s it was home to several colleges such as usf, santa clara and st. mary's for competition and sporting. in 1946 it became home to the san francisco 49ers where they played nearly 25 years. the stayed de yam sat 60,000 fans. many caught game the rooftops and houses.

i understand commissioner foley had made a motion. do i hear a second? >> second. >> thank you commissioners. on the motion then to adopt a recommendation for approval-- [roll call] >> so moved commissioners. motion passes unanimously, 6-0. >> i think that puts us at the end of the agenda. >> indeed it does. >> thank you everyone. [meeting adjourned] >> providing excellent customer service to each other so that we can succeed together. because we're a small division out here, and we're separated from the rest of the p.u.c., a lot of people wear a lot of different hats. everyone is really adept not just at their own job assigned to them, but really understanding how their job relates to the other functions, and then, how they can work together with other functions in the organization to solve those problems and meet our core mission. >> we procure, track, and store materials and supplies for the project here. our real goal is to provide the best materials, services and supplies to the 250 people that work here at hetch hetchy, and turn, that supports ever

and bernard smith, bennett, these really is not happy at all with this force trillion decision, no foley, they are not the australia. israel's foreign minister has voices deep disappointment over the decision of prime minister jala pete who is running for reelection in the beginning of november. he says he can only hope the strategy and government matters manages other matters more seriously and professionally relating to the manner in which this announced by the australian were made. now the israelis of summoned the australian buses, but he'll have to drive all the way from television to jerusalem. because while australia recognized west jerusalem as was recognized, russo as the capital of israel, they never actually physically moved their embassy like almost every other country, their embassy building and administration is intel of eve. it's only the u. s. embassy that's here in israel after donald trump recognize jerusalem in 2018, and also honduras, and guatemala. so practically little changes, but of course, it's all in the symbolism of a countries. most countries recognize that the

the mark foley scandal was about p pages, whether or not he sent explicit messages to teenage boys. they only won 202 seats. i think that's an example of a scandal that really did make an impact in terms of the election. >> how about one that didn't? >> how about four years ago? remember, trump was talking all about the migrant caravans coming up from central america. before trump tweeted about it, the house forecast was for democrats to win 235 seats. they won 235. on the senate side, the forecast before the caravan tweet was 48 senate seats. democrats won 47. that was an example of an october surprise that really fizzled. >> i mentioned the "access hollywood" video. what arguably is the biggest month of october surprises back in 2016, that stands out. >> it really does stand out. there were so many october surprises there. it's kind of hard to disentangle what happened. before the tape, clinton was up by six. before the comey letter, clinton was up by six. the result was clinton up by two. of course, trump won the presidency. the comey letter may have had an effect. >> thanks so m

joining me now former homicide detective in the police officer brian foley. brian this is the worst-case scenario and especially hits close to home for you. what do you know about the situation that we might not? >> they are sorting out so many details and i understand there is incredible thirst to know what happened. these teams don't make things will take time to hash out. as far as the origin or the intent of the 911 call and while there remains who made it and why, that still hasn't been confirmed as of yet. that was of late last night. what i can say what is absolutely true is this was an ambush in the purest of sentences with the suspect lying in wait heavily armed, multiple guns an end when the police officers arrived on scene to respond to the 911 call, they were dusted down immediately with, you know, they were outgunned as well. not just out gunned but the shooter, the suspect, the shooter was shot. keep in mind two of the three officers are on the emergency response team or s.w.a.t. team as this call. one has been able to get an incredible shot to

and just before coming here i was reading lucy foley's the paris apartment and she said when i stepped foot into the apartment and i thought, wow. this is strange. so, and i looked up several sources, and you know, the oxford dictionary said that usually it should be set foot and, but they said that stepped foot is becoming more popular. >> right. >> so i'm just a little confused about that. >> let me address that first because otherwise i'll forget. i just looked this one up again two weeks ago maybe because it's something that i get asked about. the kind of things -- this is -- that's the kind of thing i don't store in my brain, i'm more after structural kind of person. have you ever found yourself looking up the same thing 50 billion times. that's my life. i feel like that the difference between me and many other people i constantly look up whereas people come up to the table and ask me so i look again. i read the saying, it's the usual saying where the dominant phrase is set foot. you see this a lot. but another one has taken hold or maybe it co-existed at a lower frequency so, you

citizens including james foley who was beheaded, video was released at a time that the la farg executives were talking about how to stay in business. the company is going to pay $780 million as a result of this guilty plea. according to the justice department, they paid about $6 million to the terrorist groups and made about $70 million during that time, kate. >> it is wild, the details as we learn them and this press conference is still ongoing. but it does raise questions. joining me now is andrew mccabe, a former deputy director of the fbi. it is good to see you. what do you think of this charge and this plea deal? >> well it is really amazing, kate. it is unprecedented. i can't think of another situation in which a corporate entity pled guilty to violating the material support to terrorism laws. i mean, we see similar acts like this when entities are caught violating sanctions against nation states. but this is actually pleading guilty to supporting a zez designated terrorist organization. that is one that we have not seen before. >> the justice department is talking about this as qui

and i just before coming here, i was reading lucy foley's the paris apartment. and she said when i stepped foot into the apartment and i thought, wow this is this strange. so and then i looked up several sources and, you know, the the oxford dictionary said that usually it should set foot and but they said that stepped foot is becoming more popular right. so i'm just a little confused about that. let me let me address that first, because otherwise i'll forget i just look this one up again two weeks ago, maybe because it's something that i get asked about, the kinds things this is the that is the kind of thing that i don't really store in my brain. i'm of a structural kind of person. so i have to. have you ever found yourself looking at the same thing? 50 billion times. i mean, that's my life. i feel the difference between me and other people is that i constantly look things up, whereas other people just come up to the table and ask me so i can look it up again. but so i remember, you know, i read the thing which it's the usual thing where the more dominant phras

some of the -- of the period from 2012 to 2014 when four americans were held hostage including james foley who was behead ped and the grou released a video of that. according to the justice department, the company was paying money in order to keep its operations going inside of isis territory. they booked additional millions of dollars of revenue during that period. and as a result of that, the company is now pleading guilty. the first ever plead by a company, by a corporate entity to material support for terrorism because of those activities in isis territory. this is still an ongoing investigation. the company by the way is now part of a larmer company called la farg and they say this was a chaotic period, the new company said they were not aware of these activities at the time of this acquisition, bianna. >> evan perez, thank you so much. >>> well this morning as russia ramps up its strikes against critical infrastructure across ukraine, president volodymyr zelenskyy said that 30% of ukraine's power stations have been wiped out in just the past week. meantime, ukrainian officials say ru

. >> i think still that it is a media company which is what foley would have argued. and particularly when you look at what mccarthy as done, you can still buy the hardware and tablets that go on them, but he has gotten a rid of the back end that appepeloton owned. they are not doing their own manufacturing and delivering anymore. so he'd argue that they are a subscription based media company that still has low churn among subscribers. >> so let's play it out. if an apple bought a peloton, would we see this service on apple tv is it like that, or does it take peloton and sort of revamps the bikes and makes them white and sleek and also puts their ipads on the machines? >> so ipads on the machines maybe. i don't know what they would do about that integration i don't think that they would change the look. apple bought beats and they didn't make all the headphones white. i think there are white ones, but they didn't completely change beats would you see it on apple tv, probably just like if netflix bought it, you'd probably see an integration there. one of the things mcc

hostages including james foley and steven sotlok the company sent isis and the al qaeda link's nusra front and then tried to cover it up. >> lafarge made a deal with the devil, foreign terrorists who harmed the united states, its people and its national security. >> reporter: the company agreed to pay a settlement of nearly $800 million to the u.s. government they charged eight lafarge people they say they deeply regappened conduct involved u.s. employs. , court documents show lafarge was working with isis at the same time it was working with one world site in new york city. >>> remember toddler quinton simon? he went missing in savannah, georgia, nearly two weeks ago. investigators say the child met a horrific death they say they believe someone put his body in a dumpster and eventually it ended up in a landfill there now they're sifting through the garbage at that landfill searching for his remains. the police chief in chatham county said the search for little quinton has been physically, mentally and emotionally exhausting. >> our team posted this picture of quinton here on the wa

commissioner foley. >> motion to approve. >> second. >> i need to request to be recused from items 5a and 5b related to the castro theater, but i would like to still vote on continuance of item 4. >> we should take up the matters separately so if we can take two separate motions, please. >> i think we have another request to speak from mr. sucray before we make a motion. >> hi, commissioners. just to provide color in terms of the various requests that have been put before you. i do think it probably adviseable to give a little more time for the project review to work with the community. just given the tenor of the conversations having to date, more time is actually better quite frankly in this particular instance, and that will allow for continued community conversation. i do think that the legislation on the designation in particular does need to get heard by december. we as staff have a timeline for basically responding to request from the supervisors office and the december 7 hearing not the 8 as listed in the calendar would give us the ability to weigh on the land mark designation

hostages, including james foley and steven sotloff prosecutors say the company sent isis and the al qaeda-linked nusra front more than $10 million, then tried to cover it up >> lafarge made a deal with the devil, foreign terrorists who pledged to and in fact did harm the united states, its people, and its national security. >> reporter: the company agreeing to pay a settlement of nearly $800 million to the u.s. government french authorities in 2018 charged eight former lafarge executives with financing terrorism. the company, now owned by a swiss firm, said today it deeply regretted what happened, adding that the executives involved no longer work there, and that none of the conduct involved u.s. employees. in a disturbing twist, court documents show lafarge was doing business with isis and al qaeda at the same time its concrete was being used to build one world trade center on the site where terrorists destroyed the twin towers in 2001. shep >> ken dilanian in washington, thanks >>> remember toddler quinton simon? he went missing in savannah, georgia nearly two weeks ago well, investigators say

that was the impact of the mark foley pay scandal back in 2006. the forecast for pre-scandal for republican house seats was 217. then you jump to the forecast on election eve, 204. actual republican house seats won, 202. so, this, to me, was a scandal, an october surprise, even though it happened in the end of september, that did seem to have an impact. but let's look at an october surprise that really didn't, right? go back to the last midterm election. remember trump was tweeting all about the caravan, right, coming from central america, the migrant caravan. look at the forecast for the house before the first trump tweet on the caravan. it was 235 for democrats. what was the actual result? 235. the senate, 52. and then you see in fact this is republicans -- this should actually be 47. but the point is that in fact there wasn't much of a change, at least in that one. now, let's take a look at 2016, the presidential popular vote. remember there were a ton of scandals right here. pre"access hollywood" tape, precomey letter on anthony weiner, still

foley had pledged about 3.5 million peloton shares as collateral they were worth more than $thee00 million a year ago they're now worth about $30 million. this is a sign of the times, maybe stories of where things sit in terms of start-up companies oftentimes that don't have great value and come down >> and liquidity questions >> you're starting to see it >> wonder how much he was in for. you know >> borrowed against. >> yeah, if you think you have $300 million, you can get some pretty nice things probably. but then when it goes to - >> when 300 turns to 30, it becomes complicated quickly. >> we're all finding out jpmorgan -- not quite. jpmorgan ceo jamie dimon said the market may have much further to fall before it hits a trough. here he is speaking exclusively with cnbc. >> it may have a ways to go. it really depends that soft landing, hard landing thing. since i don't know the answer to that, it's hard to answer that, but it could be an another easy 20%. the next 20% will be much more painful than the first rates go up around 100 basis points are a lot more painful than the first 100 be

we saw tom foley get essentially ushered out of office. he was the speaker of the house during 1994. what's so interesting is that new york is kind of emblematic of the nation at large. we think, okay, new york is sort of this blue state, this blue state, nothing could really happen in new york that could be sort of representative of the nation at large. but indeed what we've seen in new york over the last three swing cycles, 2006, 2010, 2018, is the times at which you see big waves in new york, they represent the big waves nationally. so, sean patrick maloney, along with a lot of other democrats in new york potentially being up for grabs, districts that they represent up for grabs to me is emblematically a larger problem for democrats. >> it could say a lot for the national landscape, a little flap in new york is a tsunami somewhere else. >> i think that's exactly right. and i think you get a good idea of that by looking at the issues that matter to new yorkers. what is the number one issue that new yorkers think is facing statewide? you

joe, stay with ah ah ah ah ah ah, for sales joe foley, thank you very much. well, we started the english premier league where christiana, rinaldo has reached yet another milestone scoring his 700 club, go to get much c and i said victory over evanson. rinaldo started on the bench and watched his side go behind early on, alex will be with write strikes to put everton one know up after 5 minutes. but united will level 10 minutes later when antony made it really goals and as many games, rinaldo came on off to half an hour and scored his landmark go just before half time to win it for united to ones that gold took the 37 year olds tally $244.00 for united from both his spells with the premier lee club. there is most successful at rail madrid, scoring $450.00 club goals for the spanish champions. and when you look across his entire 20 year career, he scored an average of 35 goals a season. that is really impressive. renew score 700 goals. that is she huge performance and i'm really happy for him. i congratulate him. oh, with that the performance and so, and i also

safe, and those universities and those boards of trustees that believed in their students and open foley, they taught me so much because it was those universities today, yesterday, and all through 2020 who i was tracking the data, and the universities that tested weekly, independent of symptoms, had much less community spread among their students. so it showed, it showed the roadmap of a way through this. not limiting students activities but ensuring students had weekly testing totally change the amount, the number of students who are impacted. but i think the other thing that universities taught me which was so personally informed and why i want to get to every state and emotion of her cities is a sit down with the students and the faculty and their administration to go through how they are confronting the pandemic. i was just so impressed by our gen z years who understood that for many students that was her only bed, their only desk, the only ability to be in college, the only ability to work were in those college towns. and they supported one another and the supported each other to me

into the story we reveal, we got honest in the first sentence in saying there's no way you're going to foley, most people can fully protect themselves from inflation. it's going to hit everyone but there are things you can do. whether it's buying, whether it's stores that deal in bargains, whether it's hard assets, or whether it's real estate, farmland, forest land or things like that, you look for companies. this takes work. there's no easy way to do this but this takes work where you try to find companies that have a history of good cash flow. one of the things that's going to happen now the fed is raising interest rates is a lot of companies that were surviving because they could get virtually no interest loans or bonds or very low interest loans, they're going to be choking when those rates go up so you have some carnage on the field coming soon with that. but in terms, but in terms of investing you got to do the work. what companies have good cash flows. you want several. what companies have history of raising dividends, not just a dividend today but we can look forward to maybe getting

me, after really at home, joe had the details show inches ah ah ah ah ah ah, i'm not as forces joe foley. thank you very much where we stopped in english premier league where christiana and elder has reached yet another milestone story. his $700.00 club gold gave munched. united victory of edison when all day started on the bench and watched his slide go behind. early on. alex obee with a great strides to put everything in one know up up to 5 minutes. but united way level 10 minutes later when anthony made it really golden as money came now came on after half an hour and poured his landmark gold. just before her time, when it's united to 1700 days, that gold took the 37 year old tally 244 feet lighted from both his spells with the premier lee club. but he was most successful rail, madrid scoring, 450 cub goals for the spanish giants. and when you look across his entire 20 career, he's scored an average of 35 goals a season. that is really impressive. renew score 700 goals. that is she huge performance and i'm really happy for him. i congratulate him. oh, with that but the performance. an

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

to share her take on the market reactions, i'm joined by the head of fx strategy at rabobank, jane foley. welcome. what is the answer to that question that was opposed just now about how creditworthy investors see the uk as being? the about how creditworthy investors see the uk as being?— about how creditworthy investors see the uk as being? the answers will be within the statement _ the uk as being? the answers will be within the statement is _ the uk as being? the answers will be within the statement is not _ the uk as being? the answers will be within the statement is notjust - within the statement is notjust when _ within the statement is notjust when we — within the statement is notjust when we were hearing this morning from the _ when we were hearing this morning from the chancellor but the more detailed — from the chancellor but the more detailed assessment that we will get at the _ detailed assessment that we will get at the end of the month. many people have argued that those details, particularly from the office for budget— particularly from the office for budget a resp