>> tom foley. there is nobody else. >> reporter: 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. state opened its case with crime scene analysts. >> what is it that you found in the basement? >> i found a yellow dunham's bag and located inside the dunham's bag were three shotgun shells. these are phone records. >> reporter: norris also showed the jury the foleys' home phone records from around the time dar was killed. >> there were no calls that either came in or left. >> your wife doesn't show up somewhere, why not call home and say, you know, "have you left yet? where are you? we're waiting for you." >> that's what i'd do. >> reporter: according to detective karbon, 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

>> tom foley.lse. >> reporter: 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. >> thank you. >>> this sunday, donald trump is still leaping ahead and nothing he says seems to slow him down. >> i know where she went. it's disgusting. i don't want to talk about it. >> will 2016 will the year the plitolitical establishment gets toppled? i'll be joined by bernie sanders, another outsider who upset the old political order. >>> also, the commander-in-chief test. with america facing challenges on a scale not seen since 9/11, which candidate is best qualified to keep us safe at home and abroad. >>> and film director spike lee on america's gun culture. >> why are we okay with that 88 americans die everyday from gun violence? why are o

>> no. >> reporter: now, the foleys didn't own a shotgun, as far as we know? >> that's correct. >> reporter: karbon sent the bag to the lab for analysis, and what technicians found on the tom's fingerprint was on the bag? >> yes. >> reporter: suddenly detective karbon felt he needed to learn and take a closer look at tom foley and his seemingly picture-perfect marriage. >> i think they did a lot of things together, however, i don't consider them the picture-perfect couple. >> reporter: neither did dar's sister lynn, in whom dar once confided. >> she said, "tom doesn't love me anymore. he's leaving me." "he's going through his change of life." you know -- >> his midlife crisis? >> yes. >> reporter: dar's sisters were becoming increasingly suspicious, especially, they said, after watching tom's behavior at dar's funeral. >> it was almost like he was relieved. >> there were a number of people that came up to me after the service that were really offended by his demeanor, his heard, and it's ridiculous. i mean, taking care of heath was on my mind, wondering who ki

it's tom foley. whose fingerprints were on the tom foley. >> tom foley is "guilty" and i'm asking you to bring back that verdict. >> reporter: the outcome of tom's second trial was far from certain. >> what worried you the most? >> just that he was such a nice guy that you would have never guessed that he would've done something like this. >> he didn't seem like a murderer. >> right. >> reporter: and then at the fabled eleventh hour, it was time. the jury filed in. were they looking at you? the jurors? >> no, they weren't. i took a couple of deep breaths. and i just -- >> your honor, we the jury find the defendant not guilty. >> the waiting had -- it had paid off. >> as to count two, not guilty. >> the reaction of tom at the time of the verdict. absolutely incredible. he collapsed to the floor and wept for twenty minutes. unbelievable. >> he got away with murder, but he almost didn't. we had him convicted and to actually have to go back and talk with that family and give them some consoling, how do y

tom foley. >> tom foley is "guilty" and i'm verdict. >> reporter: the outcome of tom's second trial was far from certain. >> what worried you the most? >> just that he was such a nice guy that you would have never guessed that he would've done something like this. >> he didn't seem like a murderer. >> right. >> reporter: and then at the fabled eleventh hour, it was time. the jury filed in. were they looking at you? the jurors? >> no, they weren't. i took a couple of deep breaths. and i just -- >> your honor, we the jury find the defendant not guilty. >> the waiting had -- it had paid off. >> as to count two, not guilty. >> the reaction of tom at the time of the verdict. absolutely incredible. he collapsed to the floor and wept for twenty minutes. unbelievable. >> he got away with murder, but he almost didn't. >> we had it. actually have to go back and talk with that family and give them some consoling, how do you do that? >> you're just angry, and you're angry at the jurors, the judge, and there's nothing you can do about it. >> i was more concerned about heath at that point, because i

she removed the photos of james foley at the request of his family. she said to french news service she did not know it was foley. a journalist accused her of

so a little bit about tom foley, his background. he's born in spokane and raised in eastern washington. and from an early period, he goes to the university of washington to do graduate studies in the early 1950s. heetss -- he's in the soviet studies program at one point so he very early on becomes an internationalist and becomes very interested in what's going on outside of just his home state. and another really formative moment for him in this is much later on. so he becomes congressman from the fifth district in eastern washington in 1965. and he's assigned to the house agriculture committee which is a really big assignment for eastern washington congressman because he can directly affect the lives of his stitss. -- constituents. but one of the things that happens to him, he's in a meeting with the agriculture committee i think in 1967 or so and a delegation from japan comes to the meeting and they come to thank the house agriculture committee for some work they had done for them. and they're actually treated very rudely by the h

- yes, ma'am, i'm here to see doctor foley. i called earlier. i'm doctor harry weston. - oh, you're emily's father. well, she is so delightful. some people just brighten up a room when they enter it, don't they? reminds me of my cousin danell from charlottesville. - that's it? - pardon? - aren't you going to tell me about danell's goiter six years in a row? - my family's in real estate. besides, i wouldn't bother anybody with my personal business. - are you happy here? - why yes! - 'cause i was just checking. - i'll let the doctor know you're here. - well, thank you. - so i'm caught in between two of 'em, i try to put a move on 'em, but they've got me boxed out. - [whispers] hi. - [whispers] how you doing? - oh! you're with the lakers! - yes, sir. - oh! hi! well, god, this is nice. i'm harry weston, sorry. it was a great game last night. we're you guys talking about that shot in the forth quarter that put the game into overtime? - actually, i was talking about trying to change sneaker endorsements. that was a good game though. - hi, jack. i'll b

time for sports here is jo. >> foley, thank you.state warriors have extended their record unbeaten start to the new nba season to 19 games. their mvp had to be on top form against the utah jazz. the warriors overall winning streak though is even longer. >> reporter: every team in the league would like to be the one that finally ends the golden state warrior's unbeaten start. the utah jazz were their first opponent for a 7-game road trip, but the warriors looked on again. >> there it is again. >> reporter: they lead 53-48 at the end of the first time. thompson stretched that out to 11 points early in the third quarter, he had 20 points for the night. but the jazz saved their best for the final period. prompting league steph curry to lift his game. >> curry 3, good! [ cheers and applause ] >> and we're tied. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: back and forth, and the game was level again with 51 seconds left on the clock. it was curry who clenched it, finishing with a tally of 26 points. >> curry, 3, good! and he unties it! >> reporter: the res

. - and tom foley. - tom foley. - but again, i make the point governor, i make the point though that he had, he was dealing with a congress of the other party. - yeah but, here's the point. - yeah. - nothing happens in washington without presidential leadership and presidents spending political capital. george herbert walker bush did it, bill clinton did it, his predecessors did it. it is not being practiced today. both parties, - yes. - the party that is the party of the president and the opposing party, need presidential leadership in order to come together. it is crazy to think that 435 members of congress can come together without presidential leadership and that 100 members of the senate can come together without presidential leadership. - you put the stalemate, the quicksand that we're in, whatever you want to call it, you put that on the white house only. - absolutely. - predominantly. - really? - yes. this congress seems pretty dysfunctional. i'm willing to - but it's dysfunctional - accept the white house. - because it's not being led. - i'm willing to accept the white house

. >>> tonight more pain for the family of murdered reporter james foley, a french politician tweeted pictures of foley's body, a reporter had compared her party to isis, and she says she simply tweeted the picture to show what isis is really like or what isis really is, the pictures have since been removed. >>> tonight the new hampshire primary has been scheduled now, the secretary of state announced voters will cast eight days after the iowa caucuses. >>> now at 6:00. the wait is over. after years of anticipation and months of hype, a movie premiers. "star wars" "the force awakens," the first screenings that were opened to the public start in less than and hour. >> some theaters have been taking fans far far away all all day with movie marathons, jim armstrong is live with one in revere tonight, and what a jim. >> reporter: paula, you are talking about a group of people who paid $60 each to get here to the showcase in revere when the rest of us were sound asleep this morning, they are watching every single movie in the "star wars" chronology in a row with only 15 minute break in bet

jim foley was a reporter.ctually had been captured previously in libya, and thanks to david bradley who is really the hero of this story, he was freed from that incarceration. and then went back into conflict journalism and was taken by isis, as was another reporter steven sotloff. and then were two aid workers peter kassig who very entrepreneurial, you know, he started his own little aid service to get, you know, medical care to places where it was really most needed, places that u.n. workers and so on wouldn't go to, he personally went and trained people in emergency care and took care of people. and in caleb mueller was, a very extraordinary person. had, you know, been assisting people, you know, all over the world, but especially, you know, in syria, she had taken on this task of going to probably the worst place in the world to try to help people out. and she was i think on a path to some kind of sainthood. these are the kind of people that when you have conflict you need information and you need help. of

among the pictures she posted was one showing the decapitation of american journalist james foley, a post that angered his family, who immediately asked for all of the pictures to be taken down. >> we are deeply disturbed by pen'se of these for le political gain. we hope these pictures are taken down immediately. reporter: le pen has taken down picture, butley's the two others remain visible on her twitter feed. catherine: while france, britain, and the u.s. attack the islamic state group militarily, finance ministers got together today to look at ways to cut off the group's external funding. the sale of oil, stolen antiquities, kidnapping and ransom payments. reporter: if the latest pushed -- it is the latest push to get the world to come together to choke off funding for the islamic state group. above all, it will increase pressure on u.n. member states to stop the money flow. >> no country will be able to use and -- to stand on the side or appear to be soft on terrorism funding. if it does, it will be put on a blacklist and singled out. the islamic state group is one of the best f

foley is reportedly looking at properties in henderson and summerlin./// ((paul joncich)) > how about a little christmas basketball golden state game earlier... lebron james was talking to a ref after his team committed a foul... and the warriors fan behind him threw up the universal "cry baby" sign... and lebron caught her in the act! the surprised woman quickly stopped and tried to act nonchalant about the whole thing. the warriors went on to beat the cavs 89-83 and improved their record to 28-1./// ((paula francis)) > a police officer in louisiana crashed his patrol car on christmas eve. don't worry, he's okay. and now he has quite a story to tell. kimberly curth explains. < (nats - traffic) it was supposed to be a routine overnight patrol for covington police officer lance benjamin... until he came across a perp like no other. (officer lance benjamin, covington, la police dept.) "one i couldn't put exactly put handcuffs on." you may be wondering who? (officer lance benjamin, covington, la police dept.) "aw man he clawed up my shirt." who would do such a thing in a police cruiser o

unfortunately - sometimes scammers will take advantage of that generousity.financial advisor mike foley says the main thing ople need to do is research.the better charity navigator are a couple of resources where you can check to see if a charity is legitimate.and as you protect your money - it's also key you keep your identity safe. "never give out your personal information - your social security number or your bank routing number or credit card number when making charitable donations.:" donations.:"foley says one of the largest red flags is any high pressure sales tactics demanding you donate immediately. star n-f-l quarterback peyton manning is firing back after a new report linked him to doping. doping.the al jazerra report alleges manning received human growth hormones, shipped under his wife's name in 20-11. manning missed that season while recovering from a series of neck surgeries.he says he is "furious" and "disgusted" by the report, posted online sunday morning, and says the entire thing is fabricated. steelers linebacker james harrison, and phillies first- baseman ryan howard

beheaded, foley was how did you find out? where was he beheaded?gnized the it is where iran --i ran. placevery close from this on the night i escaped, at the very beginning of my captivity. so i recognized the landscape. and i was, of course, very much shocked because i did not believe that would happen. i was maybe a bit naÏve. we fueled ourselves -- filled ourselves with hope, with desperate hope during the months of captivity. we had to hope because if you stopped hoping, then you have no reason to survive. -- yes,was maybe a big for some of us it may be more difficult than for others, but that we would eventually come all of us, make it out. murder was the evidence that that wasn't true and that actually some of us, some of our group would not make it out. amy: how did you ultimately get freed? well, i believe there have been negotiations for that. i don't know the terms of the negotiations. i don't know what i was exchanged for. the only thing i know is was the , the frenchrities president, they did not pay any money. amy: what happened after

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she said to french news service she did not know it was foley. a journalist accused her of being like islamic state militants and she tweeted the picture saying "this is isis." >>> new protests on the streets of baltimore. demonstrators rally demonstrators rallied in the mistrial of case of a officer william porter was charged in the death of freddie gray. the 25-year-old died in the back of a police van earlier this year. his death parked days his death parked days of rioting of the family rioting of the families. >> the family is not angry. no one else should be angry. >> sara: jurors could not agree on charges of voluntary manslaughter, misconduct in office. >>> today the house expected to pass a $630 million set of tax cuts. it includes corporate tax breaks and extensions of many cuts favored by republicans. tomorrow, the house will pass a $1 trillion spending bill which has enough support of enough democrats to pass despite objections from conservatives. >>> have rates in the united states will increase for the first time in a decade. the fe

lieutenant governor mike foley came out for the event and spoke to the crowd. "learning gear ratios, learning about traction, learning about leveraging, the concepts of physics and engineering, and the computer programming, using smartphones, and using a second smartphone as a remote control device to control your machine; these are all pretty advanced technology ideas that these kids are mastering at a very young age." there will be a competition on january 23rd in columbus, ohio where you can see some of these robots in action. when it comes to volunteering, iowa is one of the most giving in the nation. a new study by the corporation for national and community service shows iowans rank 10th in the country for volunteering. of iowa residents volunteered last year and gave almost 70 million hours of service worth and over a million and a half billion dollars. and nearly 72% of iowa residents participated in informal volunteering which includes helping sick neighbors or watching each others children. south dakota ranked nineth. a local sioux city company is expa

jim foley was a reporter.ad been captured previously in libya, and thanks to david bradley, who is really the hero of the story, he was freed from that incarceration. and then went back into conflict journalism and was taken by isis, as was another reporter, steven sotloff. workers -- 2re 28 workers, peter caf au lait, who started his own entrepreneurial service to get care where it was most needed, places the u.n. would not go to, he personally went and trained people in emergency care and took care of people. -- calebcaleb mueller a mueller was a very extraordinary person, had been assisting people all over the world, especially in syria. she had taken on this task of going to profitably -- to probably the worst place in the world to try to help people out. she was on the path to some kind of sainthood. these are the kind of people that when you have conflict, you need information and you need help to read often they are criticized for going to help out, but where else do get the information and who else is

businessman bill foley sent a letter out to all those who put up a deposit for season progress... he says the nhl reaffirmed expansion is possible for the 2017-18 season. thought this sentence was a telling sign that he's working hard.. he says while a timetable for next steps has not been established, please know he says, my team and i are working diligently to ensure we're prepared for a positive outcome. he goes on to say he's still committed.. thanks everybody for their support and patience... and wishes everybody a happy and safe holiday season. sharie johnson > bringing cheer to those in need this holiday season. the events helping kids across the valley... this is 8 news nowand many people in the valley are in need. that's why metro and clark county school district police worked to stuff the bus. it's a toy drive... to benefit students at title 1 schools. these schools tend to have a high number of kids on free or reduced lunch programs. last weekend... officers collected more than 2-thousand donated toys. and today... they got even more at the target on decatur and 2- 15.

jim foley was not the first person whose head was chopped off. daniel pearl was the first.nd that tactic was not learned, it was not invented by these people. is thatas dallas context, it is absolutely critical -- as journalists is in that context. -- that set changed the stage for the change in journalism. from that moment on it was impossible for people like us to go and meet with zarqawi and members of al qaeda. that became the moment when we realized how little they needed us. they did not need us anymore. they can just use social media. they speak to their audience whenever they want, on their own terms, in their own way. that is probably one of the most powerful changes in the world media landscape. in the front? >> hello, joe mentor from barclays. what was your biggest misconception about the middle east? go down to a particular country, that was changed as result of your reporting. >> matthew? that's a tough one. i think that i knew so little , that i barelyry had misconceptions to begin with. [laughter] that may have been part of it. i think one of the things that

dimitri says his son was held with james foley, the american journalist that was killed, and a british photographer still among the terror groups. sharyl: what happened when his son when he got back? scott: he was released after about 40 days. he spent that time in jail for his affiliation with the terror group. he regrets his decision to be affiliated with the terrorist group. he said his son will be an advocate to try to deter other people from being radicalized. sharyl: scott thuman, thanks. very interesting. there has been much debate about muslims entering the united states. what about muslims already here? since the u.s. census bureau does not survey religion, we don't have official numbers. a survey in 2011 reported 2.75 million muslims. the council on muslim american relations says there could be as many as 7 million muslims in america. either way, it means muslims are minorities in almost every city. in one town, we found democracy in action. a community with an elected muslim majority on its counsel. a report from hamtramck, michigan. >> it is a city built on the promise of a

points, in the fourth quarter carmelo anthony loses the ball, he gets off-balance and arrange it, nick foley down two but a couple minutes later, and the knee with a drive at magic on the fast break in the biggest lead of the game, 107-99. after looking horrible against minnesota sunday, at the nets looked good against bulls in the third quarter, borden began to -- wait ellington. lopez, that is right there. here is later on in the fourth, lopez sealed the win with a nice drive to the basket and the next 8 doubles 105-one 02/etna five game losing streak. on the night the islanders toasted the anaheim ducks in brooklyn and in the first period, takes it to the front of the net and scores, that ties the game at one and still in the first period after a face-off here, travis fires from the aboard to the net. ducts 5-2. world-famous harlem globetrotters decided to have a bill fun off the court. curly neal with team members franklin and maddox visited madam trousseau posing as the revenues it versions of themselves, some students from the bronx decided to stand next to the players, the globetrotte

executive director kevin foley says they are working to accommodate everyone. >> the security lines have the potential of being very, very long. the best advice i can give is that if you are traveling in that time. a, come early -- that time period, come early and maybe even give it more time than 90 minutes. mark: some fans are braving the roads and driving to pasadena. it can take from 24 to 26 hours hours to get there. are around $2.00 a gallon. stacey: polk county releasing a new app they hope will make it easier to get around des moines skywalk system. it is called the skywalk app. skywalk system and the buildings they connect to. the app will also point out other nearby attractions like access. the app also highlights portions of the skywalk that are currently closed. for example, the skywalk between watson powell and the contention center. the app is available for free on google play and the apple apps store. mark: coming up, see which one thinks isu has the second best team in the country. stacey: what do you call a man workshop? if you're doing everything right but find it harde

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the women had the court at foley gym earlier tonight. picked this one up in the second half, ace lawrence uses the pick to knock down the jumper from the top of the key. she had 15 points for plymouth. savannah miller penetrates, and kicks it out to taylor perry. corner. she had 14 points, seven rebounds. kayla wyland finds a wide open cassidy emerson. she is from concord. she hits the mid-range jumper. panthers outscored the hornets 21-9 in the 4th quarter and win 50-44. this week' s hometown hero decided to keep his talents close to home. michael shanahan, of dover, is a junior thrower for the university of new hampshire track and field team. he walked on to the program as a freshman. after just one season of experience in high school, but quickly made an impact. last year, as a sophomore, michael won the indoor conference championship in the weight throw, and then the outdoor title in the hammer throw. he' s an information systems major, and also received academic all-american honors last spring. >> last year i ended up academic all-a

financial experts like mike foley says to look for any red flags before you cut your check. check."if you're being approached you need to make sure and ask for documentation of their true existence."sites like the better business bureau and charity navigator provide accreddiation reports - where you can verify if a certain organization is a 501 (c) 3.experts also warn against falling victim to high pressure tactics or promises that might sound too good to be true.the federal trade commission says scammers often try to play on emotions. charitable contributions to solitications that provide a sweepstakes winning proposal." as you protect your money - -"really the old fashioned way to give is to write a check." same tips apply to your identity. identity."never give out your personal information - your social security number or your bank routing number or credit card number when making charitable donations.:"because every bit of information exposed makes you all the more vulnerable. vulnerable. "often times, scammers will contact you and make it a very rush or hurried decision, and you

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lieutenant governor mike foley came out for the event and spoke to the crowd. "learning gear ratios, learning about traction, learning about leveraging, the concepts of physics and engineering, and the computer programming, using smartphones, and using a second smartphone as a remote control device to control your machine; these are all pretty advanced technology ideas that these kids are mastering at a very young age." there will be a competition on columbus, nebraska where you can see some of these robots in action. holiday get-togethers with lots of potluck food can be dangerous for those with food allergies. coming up in healthbeat four, we'll give you some tips on how to stay safe this year. ben: and i'll have your complete << >> << wx timer @ 2:30 many will start the day on a foggy note with sub-freezing temperatures and a few snow flurries this morning, so watch out for a few slick spots on area roads. a few rays of sun also can't be ruled out by lunchtime today, but mostly cloudy skies will remain overhead with temperatures in the 40s and strong south w

young as 15 days old from a mausoleum from 70 years ago and we did a face time police chief brian foley. >> there were candles in the shrine and some bones and sticks and candles. [indiscernable] this is a religion practised around the world. >> sounds like voodoo or . >> reporter: tonight at this hour, worst police detectives are working hard to get in touch with relatives of the latest theft, and in the meantime, police are trying to figure out who these people are but they believe there are several of them. we are live in worcester, "fox 25 news." >> two students investigated in milbury accused of creating a hit list threatening other students. week, but as we found out in milbury, the parents just found out. >> it took administrators several days to notify parents about this alleged threat. we took the concerns straight to the superintendent pushing for more specific information. >> i'm a superintendent, but i'm also a dad, and so i completely understand where parents are coming from, and if i were in their shoes, i would be just as concerned. >> the milbury superintendent myers is

the fact that even after james foley was behead. he went and played golf. right afterwards. i want to give him the benefit of the doubt. there are people who just don't know how to show that compassion. it may be that he. >> they are called sociopaths. >> i didn't say that, you did. >> there is no empathy or sympathy. he's incapable of it. >> i don't believe the man really doesn't feel anything. charles: there is this thing that the obama administration is big on and that's p.r. and optics. it's one thing if you don't know how to show it but it's another thing to go out and play golf. we have a super pac working on the hillary clinton campaign. it's part of a big multi dollar project. it's aimed at boost be the frontrunner's likability. tweet me. we'll be right back. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my bus

fourth quarter but in the fourth carmelo and in imus is the ball, get it back, but then dreams it, nick foley down two at that point bought a couple minutes later and the knee with a drive loses the ball, the magic built on the fast break and take the biggest lead of the game, orlando stops the knicks 107-99. after looking horrible against minnesota sunday the nets looked pretty good against the bulls, the bulls are having their own struggles with the new head coach but the nets took advantage. jennifer garner brooklyn began to pull away, lincoln from three iron industry on the one-0, and take the puck source, tying the game at one. in the first period after the ensuing face-off, fires from near the board to the net. islanders go up and trounce the ducks' 5-2. the world famous harlem globetrotters decided at a little fun of the porch. carley neil with team members franklin and maddox visited madison posing as wax museum versions of themselves. when some students decided to stand next to the players the globetrotters jumped into action. they started moving. petronis in of the ball the kids wer