>> tom foley.ody else. >> a year and a half after tom foley's conviction, both sides filed back into the courthouse to once again determine tom's fate. >> circuit court is again in session. >> as before, the state opened its case with the crime scene analysts. >> what is it that you found in the basement? >> on the yellow dunham's bag located inside the bag was three shotgun shells. these are phone records -- >> norris also showed the jury the foleys' home phone 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 and say, have you left yet? where are you? we're waiting for you. >> that's what i would do. >> according to detective carbon, tom didn't bother calling dar at home because he knew dar was already dead. then members of dar's family stepped forward to testify that tom and dar's marriage was troubled and that tom wanted out. >> he told me that his wife is very controlling and that that was

diane foley, mother ofjames foley, talking to us from new hamster —— hampshire.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 england and wales tomorrow. eddiejones is back to his old tricks, quietly trying to get in the heads of the welsh setup. questioning whether rhys patchell has the bottle, as he said, for the match.

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

and the sad moment. >> the person killed, christopher foley, 26 years old. representative lewis.sentative fleishman. >> there were some injuries, the precautions they were taking, none of us had anything that was major, a few bumps and bruises. and such an unnecessary accident to be the train. heather: what was the first thing that went through your mind? in the world we live in today, incredibly scary. >> the thought was attack of some kind and we never know, 200 members of congress on the train, at the end of the day a very sad tragic moment. we have a special time together, the prayer last night for the families, those still in the hospital and at 7:00, there is a lot of hurt, and loss of life was there. no matter how it happened. >> we appreciate you joining us and prayers that was involved. we are now learning the person of interest, and 58 people in las vegas said he didn't see anything suspicious about the gunman. authorities, and mo business know about the massacre, at least 1000 rounds to stephen paddock out of his arizona home. his business has since closed. donald trum

foley., i think we looked at this in the fomc language and this was a new word in january. what does this mean, more rates than expected? jane: this is a big debate. treasury yields, where will they go? inflation, is the genie out of the bottle or not? right now we are still debating how far it will go. i think it is quite interesting. the number of economies, not just the u.s. -- you could look at the u.k. and a whole bundle. there is the six nation, is wage inflation going to be the result of a tight labor market and will that feed consumption demand and cpi inflation? is different it from previous economic cycles. we do not have the same mechanism coming through. tot is what we are trying come to grips with. how far will the inflation go? and how is the dollar reacting as well. francine: you're feeling at the moment is what? we might be looking at more interest rate hikes and what is priced into the market? >> i think the key issue is still inflation. there's no doubt. the market fear is,

the person killed has been identified as christopher foley. today the train was taking dozens of gop leaders from washington dc to a policy retreat when the train slammed into a dump truck at a train crossing literally cutting the dump truck into 2. foley was one of the passengers inside the truck.>> i think it was an instantaneous death. it's up to resuscitate him. i don't think you suffered.>> six people were taken to the hospital. one is still in critical condition. jason lewis suffered a concussion but has been released. officials are still looking into how it happened.>>> the evidence of a bipartisan awakening following the president's state of the union address. white house correspondent john roberts tells us democrats and republicans remain far apart on issues ranging from immigration to infrastructure.>> president trump at high marks from republicans for his state of the union address. he extended an olive branch to democrats. >> i'm extending an open hand to work with members of both parties democrats and republicans. to protect our c

delaware, you can see the fog at foley stadium. 51 degrees. still fog at 8:00, by 9:00, 10:00, that fog will clear out. and sunshine in upper 60s. possibly low 70s for this afternoon for delaware. record is 70 degrees in philadelphia. forecasting 72. and we tie the record in trenton, as we go a degree above it in wilmington. so, a very warm day ahead. but we have to deal with the fog right now. and that means dealing with what's on the roads. jessica boyington is monitoring it from the "first alert" traffic center. >> on 95, our cameras around girard avenue, seeing reduced visibility in some spots. not as bad as we've seen in parts of levi valley, though. traffic moving nicely towards center city. checking the philadelphia international airport, not seeing any big delays right now. we're still at zero for that. i'll keep my eyes on that. old city, we're still watching the fire closures from the fires that happened this weekend. chestnut closed between 1st and 2nd and 3rd street. >>> injujury duty after reinvestigar >>> and a super bowl player

>> i want to begin the afternoon by offering condolences to the family and friends of christopher foley. he was killed last wednesday when his truck collided with an amtrak train carrying many of my fellow lawmakers to a conference. he was just 28 years old. he leaves behind a fiancÉ adriana, and ryland, their 1-year-old son. my thoughts are with them along with all of his family, his community and his colleagues. they and all of those who were injured in the accident are in our prayers, our heartfelt thanks or with the first responders who rushed to the scene. it's too easy to take for granted that are very law-enforcement, firefighters, and emergency personnel will be there for us on our states. forgetting that, for them, heroism and service are every day realities. i'd like tona think some of my own colleagues who immediately sprang into action to help the wounded. senator cassidy and many others are all doctors by training so are senator cassidy's wife laura and congressman wife catherine. all of them sprang into action and rushed to aid the victims alongside our attending physician

james foley is absolutely directing on autopilot. he has been given this as a safe pair of hands. thing ends up looking like a promo simply for a glamorous lifestyle, for fast ca rs and designer apartments. although there is some kinky fetishism, it is very peripheral. what the film is really interested in is, wow, look at that private jet. it is a film about possessions and about those kind of aspirations. in the end it ends up looking like a commercial or pop promo. it makes you look back to the days of nine and a half weeks and think, wow, what a ground—breaking, citizen kane—like movie that was. the laughter i don't know why people get angry because it is playing to a certain audience who are devoted to it. it will pack the audiences out on the first weekend. i am clearly not the target audience. i think as a cinema goer, the first one was the only one that was vaguely interesting and the next two are just polished and dull. fantastically unremarkable. but you can't criticise the cast. if anybody gave you that dialogue to read, laurence olivier would struggle to deliver some o

jane foley is with us.lentine's day, then easter, and it seems like a constant cycle. if you don't want to pay for what the flowers today, you can do what the flowers today, you can do what my husband didn't buy them for days early so that you don't have to get them full price! that is better than maybe getting them tomorrow, and getting reduced flowers i! be grateful you got some at all. that's talk about what is in the papers, and this is a story we mentioned earlier about sky and bt paying over £4 billion to share these premier league tv rights. is it more less last year? i think there are two aspect of this. the first is cost, because per match, it isa first is cost, because per match, it is a lot less, so they are paying together $4.46 billion, three years ago it was $5.4 billion, and they say that there are declining viewing numbers. and that i think is something that the industry does need to address. why are there declining viewing numbers, is it because there is so much choice, or is it perhaps bec

african-american heroes and that's something that hasn't been in film and i think it's fabulous now this foley movie the represents black people was like you know the good goes through it's now it's pretty clear the film is touching a nerve in us society as some say criticizing the film is unacceptable i implore media outlets to please seek out rightists of color to you the black parents in the . not so bold prediction the first critic to write a rotten review of black pamphlet will be white now we decided to ask moviegoers here in new york city if they thought the film was good or bad for american political discourse folks on the internet are saying that if you're white and you criticize the film that's unacceptable that's racist do you buy that no absolutely not it's like any other film it's a bad movie it's a bad movie doesn't matter what color i think every movie should be criticized on its own regardless of where you or you know no matter what your background is people have their own opinion do whatever say whatever they want right now just let people be happy you know they'll read it goo

james foley is directing on autopilot. he has been given this as a safe pair of hands.ing like a promo simply for a glamorous lifestyle for fast cars and designer apartments. although there is some kinky fetishism, it is very peripheral. what the film is interested in, is look at that private jet. it is a film about possessions and about those kind of aspirations. in the end it ends up looking like a commercial or pop promo. it makes you look back to the days of nine and a half weeks and think wow, what a ground—breaking, citizen kane—like movie that was. i don't know why people get angry because it is playing to a certain audience who are devoted to it. it will pack the audiences out on the first weekend. i am clearly not the target audience. as a cinema goer, the first one was the only one that was vaguely interesting and the next two arejust dull. fantastically unremarkable. you cannot criticise the cast. if anybody gave you that dialogue to read, laurence olivier would struggle to deliver some of those lines, which are on the level of, is everything all right? can i

hello and welcome to the bundesliga here on the w i'm pablo foley. no balls for exe lackluster performances this season have resulted in a permanent flirtation with the relegation zone a string of injuries added to coach martin schmidt says woes going into this weekend's clash against league leaders buy him a victory seemed almost impossible the other hand the defending champions are brimming with confidence and cruising to their next bundesliga title they look set to be crowned champions earlier than any other club in league history breaking their own record set in the two thousand and thirteen two thousand and fourteen season they also wanted an easy ride this weekend with their round of sixteen champions league tie against us coming up on tuesday. and almost the entire squad to choose from so were the wolves the latest club to fall victim to by. byron's midfield star tiago making his return from injury with our tour of the dell suspended the spaniard started in his first appearance since november your behind his back after missing a game with the

hello and welcome to the bundesliga here on d w m pablo foley asked. we start with a jewel between two of the six clubs battling for a champions league spot against leipsic the foals have been erratic all season but some strong form at home this campaign means that a win could move them into the top four their opponents this weekend have also had a campaign that could be best described as unpredictable they've picked up just one win from their last seven bundesliga matches but their form against gladbach has been impressive in their short top flight history leipzig had never lost against the foals. the bulls headed into the game thinking that their rights had to come to an end and from the get go they charged a glass defense broom attesting the falls reserve keeper to be a simple early on. both sides game plan was to slowly break down the opposition but neither team showed much creativity as the injured rafael looked on from the stands. up but with the better side is the second half began and they created that best chance of the day the pats they cam o

the us of beheading at least 27 hostages, including alan henning, david haines and americans james foley and steven sotloff. they're also suspected of waterboarding, mock executions, crucifixions and electric shock torture. alexanda kotey and el shafee elsheikh grew up close to each other in quite a small area of west london, near to the a40 flyover. it became infamous as an is recruiting ground. as well as mohammed emwazi, jihadijohn, some half a dozen other men from these streets died fighting for is in either syria or iraq. elsheikh and kotey had already had their british citizenship removed by the home secretary, now a trial, possibly in the united states, seems the most likely outcome. daniel sandford, bbc news, west london. meanwhile, the scale of suffering in syria has reached unprecedented levels according to the united nations. yesterday, the un security council failed to uphold an appeal from aid officials for a month—long ceasefire. (ani) the war in syria has been raging for 7 years —— and in that time...the un say over half of the population have been forced from their home.

hello and welcome to the bundesliga here on t w i'm pablo foley at the us one of the most fiercely contested games of the season the north between braman was the big match on saturday the two sides are having an awful campaign with relegation a very real possibility they had to struggle to score on to have one of the worst attacks in the league this season are even worse up front going into this weekend's clash they'd only scored a measly eighteen goals this season the worst record in the leak so let's see if one of the teams could take home three valuable points. braman are still unbeaten at home underflow in cold felt while hamburg coach ben hollaback hasn't managed a single win since taking over but form goes out the window in a dobie both teams are in a relegation battle but for a long time the biggest bang came from the stands. after fifteen minutes braman zero one is a good start and register the first shot on target which like the game was rather tame. than the visitors got close to goal but buckley yet lost his footing at the decisive moment. both teams struggled to get into the game

and when this they go with pablo foley elyas is coming up after the break with a roundup of all the latest european soccer action there are plenty of chances goals and flaring tempers as hamburger took on hanover amber are in desperate need of points down at the bottom of the league table find out in two minutes how that happened. and that sort of news you're up to date i'm sorry army here in berlin our whole team thanks for watching and have a great weekend system. earth . to millions of species. we're saving. google. tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world ideas that protect the climate boost green energy solutions and reforestation. using interactive content to inspire people to take action of global ideas the multimedia environment series on w.

but was much employed by staying tuned for the details pretty dopey was the post that got with pablo foley oh yes and we'll show you which team prevailed and plenty more. that's all for now but we'll have more news at the top of the hour in the meantime in get all the latest on a website dot com i'm michelle henery thanks for watching. a little bumpy told us that. it's all about the stoves inside leg it's all about george chance to discover the world from different perspectives . join us indian sponsored by distinctive instagram murders. d.w. story the topic each week on instagram.

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the person killed has been identified as christopher foley.train was taking dozens of republican lawmakers from washington dc a retreat in west virginia yesterday when the train slammed into a dump truck at a train crossing. foley was one of two passengers inside the truck. i think it was an instantaneous death. we try to resuscitate them but i don't think he suffered. . >> six people were rushed to the hospital. congressman jason lewis suffered a concussion that has been released. transportation officials are looking into exactly how the crash happened. president trump is scheduled to speak at that retreat today. >>> let's go over to sal, you are starting a morning talking about problems with oroville and everything . >> yes a maintenance vehicle to rail between south hayward and union this morning and the overnight hours. it caused me to delay from the system because the damage some track there train for single tracking around the problem. but the fremont/warm springs line will be delay. we will let you know more about it. >>> let's go to th

and one display with pablo foley alias is coming up after the break with a roundup of all the latest european soccer action for plenty of chances goals and flaring tempers as hamburger took on hand over amber are in desperate need of points down at the bottom of the league table and out in two minutes how that ended . and that's her date i mean here's europe today i'm sara armies here in berlin for our whole team thanks for watching and have a great weekend sissy. learn german with w. . any time any place.

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and sit tight the bundesliga with pablo foley alias is coming up after the break was a round up of all the way to stop or action there were plenty of chances goals and flaring tempers hamburg took on hand over hamburg are in desperate need of points down at the bottom of the table find out in a couple minutes that and it and this is g.w. news you're up to date of course you always finally rest on our web site leaving out some wintery scenes from moscow which is digging out of some of the heaviest snow fall one records. it. is barely feel. the scars on salute. the pain still tangible. the suffering for god plus city edge but. they have survived but do they also have a future. i really understand people who say they don't want to stay here.

after the break with pablo foley alias but before we bring you that denis edwards the former lead singer of the popular motel band the temptations has died at the age of seventy for over two decades the grammy award winner lent his voice to some of the band's most popular heads but you know this one. didn't start. it was the third of september. that they all were. just found. that was the. day that. battle. scars. the pain. the search for. the more serious edge by.

after the break with pablo foley alias but before we bring you that denis edwards the former lead singer of the popular motel band the temptations has died at the age of seventy for over two decades the grammy award winner let his voice to some of the band's most popular heads that you know this one. it was the third of september. that they. did yes. that was the. day that. never got a chance to see the. earth . home millions of species. were saving. googling ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world like to use the protect the climate boost clean energy solutions and reforestation. using interactive content to inspire people to take action over global and the multimedia environment series on t w.

with me is jane foley, senior fx strategist at rabobank. she has been busy reading these stories. start with a writ of the listening session in the white house. couldn't help but be moved with all the different people and what they have to say, the pa rents, and what they have to say, the parents, the children. they had lost friends, lost children. it was awful. it is completely awful. a couple of very interesting things have emerged, and when we heard the very passionate plea by the father of one of the girls lost last week, what was interesting for him if he said he did not favour adopting new gun laws, which outside of europe, that seems quite surprising. he wa nts to that seems quite surprising. he wants to separate the arguments. there is one argument about gun laws but another one about school safety. a different issue. that is then i think we get these headlines about from suggesting that maybe school teachers should be armed. a lot of opposition towards that. fox news, the headline is, going to get it done, so they are going on a line of trump will sort this out. the new y

how does he do it and if you haven't yet had your fill of sport the bundesliga show with pablo foley early as follows after the news with all of the goals from the weekend so far could run away leaders byron munich get the better of struggling wolfsburg despite a misspelling see find out in just a few minutes. they say a dog is man's best friend but we have a story about a dog in colombia whose best friend is well not quite human. it's a monkey the wild monkey was nursed by the dog as a baby now the two are inseparable monkeys like this one are often sold for high prices on the black market but this little guy isn't going to let that happen to him he's got his very own guard dog. that's so cute that's all for now but we'll have more news the top of the hour in the meantime to get all the latest on our app on visit our website dot com i'm sure henry thanks for watching. i think you're smart to be smarter with w. bush wanted. what you watched. when you got it up to date extraordinary. to decide what song sunbelt more. dot com smarts.

hello and welcome to the bundesliga here on v w i'm pablo foley and the us must stay twenty one is done and dusted and we have plenty to discuss our guest this week are former bundles media midfielder michel deans a welcome folks to of course our very own but this league i reporter jonathan thanks very much for joining us but first let's see what's coming up in the show. frankford we're looking to keep up their excellent away form against alberg. a win in that area would put the eagles to second. and tom byrd were desperate to bring a seven match when the streak to an end when they hosted hand over to the promise league was only ever present saw it earn a relegation battle the first. frankfurt's away form busy season has been impressive only champions by and have a better record the eagles have won their last three away games and another victory would catapult them into second spot in the table but their rivals on sunday i was burge are unbeaten in five matches on home turf and the fact they've never lost against frankfurt in the bundesliga in front of their own fans a win for them woul

and the display with pablo foley alias is coming up after the break with a roundup of all the latest european soccer action there are plenty of chances goals and flaring tempers as hamburger took on hanover and burke are in desperate need of points down at the bottom of the league table find out in few minutes how that ended. and that's the news you're up to date i'm sara harmon here in berlin for our whole team thanks for watching and have a great weekend says the. learn german with w. anytime anyplace. with or with joe joe and your friends. i leave this going to get to the machine which criticisms here should join the goes on. with all over the world. online and interactive. german to go. learn german for three d. w. . hello and welcome to the bundesliga here on d w i'm pablo pony and yes much to you twenty one is done and dusted and we have plenty to discuss our guest this week our former boss in this league of midfielder michel deans a welcome home to of course our very own bundesliga reporter jonathan thanks for. much for joining us but first let's see what's coming up in the sh

cheryl: we're watching the yield, jane foley. >> good morning. happy thursday come everybody. i maria bartiromo and his thursday come in figure 22nd. top stories right now. investors on edge. wild swings yesterday once again thanks to the federal reserve paid the minutes from the january meeting showed the central bank is more confident in that could lead to higher interest rates and more than previously forecast. the yield on the treasury had been a full year high as the market was lower. dow industrials down 167 points at the close. nasdaq deposit down 16. futures right now to tell you what is happening with further deterioration about 20 points on the dow jones industrial average. s&p 500 lower by eight points. european markets climb across the board in europe. down almost 1%. cac down a third of a percent in the dax down three quarters of 1%. markets mostly lower with the exception of china. the shanghai composite reopening with gains after the lunar new year holiday. ryan -- that the white house yesterday. resident tried sit

let's bring in james foley, senior currency analyst. good morning. >> well, it seems particularly this week that the market is now focused on the outlook for the budget deficit in the u.s. and that is on the back of growth. you would call yesterday that matches have the cpi inflation data for retail sales and that was weaker. now, these concerns go back to the end of last year about how much the tax reform would cost the budget deficit going forward and if we don't have stronger growth than economists are skeptical, the budget comes higher. this is a tremendous concerns brought into focus the dollar is down on the back of concerns that growth can still be relatively sluggish inflation of course could be higher. >> the atlanta fed first came out with the first-quarter gdp of 5% downgrade to 4% and now has a three handle. we are looking at that, too. jane, thank you. good to see you. james foley. cheryl: speaking of the markets. potentially a fifth day in a row for games. maybe we are seeing some stabilization that might be nice. lauren: out of the woo