diane foley, we wish you and your foley all the best, it is good of you to talk to us on the bbc.e. thank you very much. diane foley, mother ofjames foley, talking to us from new hamster —— hampshire. let's get the sport now. the winter 0lympics got underway today. the targets set by uk sport is between four and ten. lizzy yarnold flew the flag for team gb at the opening ceremony. she is bidding to become the first briton to successfully defend an olympic title. she has had a poor season and the team has lost katie 0rmerod, who potentially could have won a medal in two events until she fractured her heel. this is the biggest uk winter olympics team with 59 athletes. we have lots of potential across lots of different sports. she was one of our great medal contenders and that is a shame she is not with us. but we still feel the rest of the team can perform. it is the second week of the six nations with the second round of matches and a huge game at twickenham with england and wales tomorrow. eddiejones twickenham with england and wales tomorrow. eddie jones is twickenham with englan

earlier the bbc spoke to diane foley, whose son, the american journalist james foley, was abducted ini just want to express thanks to scotland yard and to our fbi for being persistent and finding these two individuals. two of many who have inflicted such pain on not only oui’ have inflicted such pain on not only our hostages including my son but on the people of syria and folks within europe. i am very grateful and i really hope thatjustice can be served, that they can be held accountable to a public trial and be held accountable for all they've inflicted on so many. does that mean a trial as far as you're concerned, and does that mean in america? that depends on... i would love to see them come to the united states, but of course there's people suffering in the uk. i think that's up to our governments to decide where they can get a governments to decide where they can getafair governments to decide where they can get a fair trial. but i think it's vital to end this impunity. they've gotten away with so many atrocities and human rights violations. i hope this is the beginning of that

foley, steven sotloff, and usa worker peter cappic. >>> stocks closed on the heels of another jarring wall street meltdown. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange. good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. the selloff that started last week continued. the higher wages would lead to inflation and higher interest rates senting stocks into yet another tailspin. the dow plunged over 1,000 points or just over 4 points. the dow and s&p 500 have dropped 10% from their highs, an official definition of a correction. the market has not seen a correction for two years, an unusually long time. but all indicators point to a strong economy. unemployment is at a 17-year low, the housing industry is strong and factories continue to rebond. corporate profits are on the rise. but for folks leaving close tabs on their 401(k)s, that doesn't take away from the an zit of watching a 1,000-point selloff. >> i can imagine. diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thank you so much. >>> in philadelphia, a celebration nearly 60 years in the making. e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles. >> some 7,000 fans took to the streets to ce