dar still needed to shower, so tom, heath and a friend of heath's left without her. the plan was for dar to follow in her own car and meet them all at the party later that afternoon. but dar never arrived. that gave you some sort of sixth sense that something was wrong. >> yes. she was always on time or early to events. >> so tom left the party and headed back home in search of his wife. >> our kitchen back door was open, and i noticed that the glass was broken and there was glass all over our kitchen floor. so i looked through the rest of the house for her and ended up finding her in our bathroom. >> she'd been shot in the head with a shotgun at point blank range. tom immediately called for help. >> what's the problem? >> my wife is in the shower. she's just laying there in the blood. >> first responders rushed to the foley farm. when michigan state police detective james carbon arrived on the scene, he knew he was in for a long night. >> we don't have a lot of homicides that happen in and around branch county. because of her position as a school teacher, just for t

tom's own son heath and heath's friend sklyar wattie.oth two years older and now more certain than ever about what they saw, and heard, the day dar was killed. >> last year at church camp for one of our activities, we fired shotguns. it most resembled that sound. >> reporter: then it was time for heath to take the stand. the last time tom had seen his boy was at a hearing, also in court,almost a year earlier. >> while you're in the barn, do you hear something? >> yes, i thought it was maybe -- skylar kinda ran into a wall. either that or a gun shot. >> you think the boys actually were, if not eye witnesses, then ear witnesses. >> ear witnesses to what happened. >> -- to a murder? >> yes. >> reporter: tom schaeffer knew that if he had any hope of getting tom foley acquitted, he'd need to prove the sound those boys heard was anything other than a gunshot. just two weeks before trial began, while inspecting crime scene photos, schaeffer found what might have been the key to his client's freedom. >> and i says, "ken, is that copd makes it ha

tom's own son heath and heath's son.oth two years older and now more certain than ever about what they saw and heard the day dar was killed. >> last year at church camp, went for an activity we fired shotguns and most resembled that sound. >> then it was time for heath to take the stand. the last time tom had seen his boy was at a hearing also in court almost a year earlier. >> while you're in the barn, do you hear something? >> yes. i thought it was maybe skyler ran into a wall, either that or a gunshot. >> you think the boys actually were if not eyewitnesss, ear witnesses. >> ear witnesses to what happened. >> tom shafer knew if he had any hope of getting tom foley acrypted, he had to prove that sound was a gunshot. two weeks before trial began while inspecting crime scene photos, shafer found what may be the key to his client's freedom. >> i says, ken, is that what i think it is? it was one of these holy crap -- >> it was to us just a harry mason moment. remember how the economic crash was supposed to be a wake up cal

heath: bought around $5,000. to us, "we've been contemplating a $1,000 costco gazebo," and they're happy to spend $30,000 with us because they have everything they could possibly need. we actually look after our customers, which is i'd say 9 out of 10 of our customers actually say that's the reason they bought it. lemonis: the starting price point, the most affordable entry level, is what? damion: $15,500. lemonis: i would like to ultimately have it also be known as the true value gazebo. ♪ angelique: well, it sounds like the direction that you want to take is very compatible with what we like to do at true value. i think it makes a lot of sense. what are you thinking? heath: yeah, i mean, i would say that we would be absolutely open to that. i think it's a good fit. lemonis: well, thank you very much. really appreciate it. heath: yeah, thank you. lemonis: i'm excited for the partnership. true value was impressed enough with the pitch to take on the entry-level gazebo as the true value gazebo. but i also know tha

here's another one from heath row airport, starts off in 1967.little teddy bear and this little teddy stewardess, forgot your jacket and little hat, too. >> how cute, i love teddy bears. >> it's just adorable. that little teddy was like that was nice of her. he wants to do something special. he buys some biscuits what, we call cookies in the uk. saying thank you to the adorable -- she's so cute. look at that. thank you very much, love and we'll see you around. next time he's back on the plane, getting woken up again. here is your jacket, sir. where, oh, where, is the adorable little teddy? where is she? oh, bummer. but wait! she's got him some biscuits, that's what we call cookies in the uk. >> why don't you just call them cookies? >> that would be ridiculous. i'm not going to get into it. he's trying to get the taxi. the guy gets in the way, but it's certain dserendipitous, mi. >> she did not have that planned the whole time? >> jump ahead to 1977, ten years later, he's still there and she's still there. look, they've got a new baby! adorable! >

he is commanding upper grade and is part of harry heath's division. they have been sent on a reconnaissance -- reconnaissance on the morning of june 30, trying to find out what union forces may be in the town and also look for supplies. town,y approached the they see a big column of union calvary and stopped short. of theop near a building lutheran seminary that sits on a ridge to the west of town and wait to see whether the union calvary is going to come out and engage. the union calvary is not under orders to engage. so they come out to the outskirts of town, send a few scouts. that is about it. pettigrew decides, we're not going to have a fight. turns as,round and back and they marched back to cash town. he reports to ap hill that he has seen is very large force of union calvary in the town of gettysburg and hill says, it can't be. the army of the potomac is still south. it is still in maryland. whatever, they cannot be here. has to be militia. writeup andp hill asks what is going on. he'd repeat himself and hill repeats the same sentiment. the arm

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the blaze at the vandyke heath house was no accident. it was arson. jeff is live at the fire department. what do we hear from investigators now? >> reporter: that home is listed on the national register of historic places, fortunately nobody was home when the fire broke out and no one was injured. but right now investigators are on the hunt for the arsonist. viewer video shows smoke and flames raging out of control on vandyke road this morning. several departments respond to the fire that damage aid home and barn that predated the revolutionary war. when they arrived the house wag fully engulfed in flames. >> and it took crews two hours to get the fire under control. you see the structure built in 1775, the vandyke heath house home to a family of three and was expanded twice in the 1800s. you have spaces and balloon construction and the fire on the first floor basement wherever it starts runs up the wall a difficult structure fire to extinguish. and investigators began to look for a cause and brought in an arson dog to sniff tore accelerants. the hous

we have director of the policy at independent women's forum, hadley heath manning. robert, start with you, there is good stuff and there is bad stuff too. one of the concerns they're penalizing people paying tax. >> this is just a corporate tax cut. this whole plan is to get corporate tax rates to 20% to. get it within reconciliation and people are losing especially middle class. i don't think it will look where we are at end of the day. neil: when you say individuals are losing out here why are they losing outs here? >> the state and local exemption is not just good for new york and california. it is good for wisconsin, an minnesota. it is good for hard-working individuals. you have things for medical devices and medical treatment. things buying supplies. it is hitting middle class. that is who it is hitting. not what we would have expected. it benefits some of us at higher end on estate taxes or alternative minimum tax. it's a corporate tax cut. say what it is. trish: it's a corporate tax cut. forget about the individual. >> that is what they should do. trish: oka

the vandyke heath house a burned out shell. >> when they arrived the house was fully involved in flames and a barn was involved in flames. and the neighboring companies put the fire out. >> it happened on the 300 block of vandyke green spring road before 9:00 this morning, a family of three was not home when the fire broke out. and by mid-afternoon investigators sifted through evidence that arson dogs sifted for accelerants. >> they built a house within a house and you have void spaces and balloon construction and the fire on the first floor basement or wherever it stops it runs up the walls without stopping. >> but it was not hard to decide arson, two fires burning simultaneously the house on the right and the barn on the left. >> the house was set first and the detached garage next both arson. >> he says he thinks he knows who set the fire and why and an arrest is imminent. >>> the legacy of walt whitman was honored today in his adopted home town. a historical parker was unveiled in camden. the marker is located infront of wiggins park at martin luther king boulevard and steps from wh

on its busiest as the heath yeah this year he has to be since the start of the financial crisis real estate is considered a sound investment just any time we have. done you know he and sheldon brooks in the midst of gentrification is in full swing. yeah. buying off to renovations rents roughly forty one percent higher than they were under the previous lease. these have to be profits are helping to make berlin and investors paradise. trying to break already has more than seven thousand eight hundred apartments on its books profit and a steady increase in value are all that matter. the renters are largely irrelevant . in recent years investors such as family excrete have caused rents in the city to skyrocket. show the independent financial and tax expert christoph trial fetta the statistics we compiled about for an express gave us this building was bought by phone explain what do you think the reasoning is behind the purchase of such a relatively modest looking building a movie i'd stay. off industry had ten years ago but i bought a series of buildings at a price of just under one thou

government after the second world war, it was down to 2.2%, 4a0,000, and when it was a million, it was ted heathlousy bunch. what i would say to the honourable gentleman is it is the case that every time there is a labour government, it is this government that has to reverse the chaos that has been caused and revive the economy. greg clark. meanwhile, the government's industrial strategy was also being discussed in the house of lords. the reports by the ifs and the resolution foundation and the obr after the budget, forecast stag na nt growth for the next 10 years — it is a truly frightening prospect. there was very little in the statement about the urgent need for more skills training. i am sure he will agree that we are not going to achieve growth productivity or implement this industrial strategy amassed we are able to greatly improve the level of skills amongst the workforce, especially in the area of construction where brexit is going to be certainly damaging in that we will have fewer european workers able to operate in this country, or those who will be likely to be willing to. i welcome

counter fraud agency has described the scale of the loss — which amounts to around 1% of the overall heathe told, has to be tackled on many fronts. now bosses are appealing to honest, dedicated nhs staff to report anyone they suspect of committing a crime. patients sometimes fiddle the system, falsely claiming for free prescriptions or dentistry. professionals including dentists have been caught claiming for services not provided. and suppliers have been known to overcharge for items of a higher quality or number than those delivered. earlier this year paula vasco knight, the former boss of torbay hospital in devon, was convicted of defrauding the health service of £11,000. she paid her husband, seen here on the left, for work he didn't do. now the head of the new organisation fighting fraud says her aim is to see more people convicted. nhs staff can really help us to identify fraud and fraudsters and to really put a stop to people taking money out of the system. so if you're in the nhs and you are working in the nhs, please report any thing suspicious to us. and if you are a fraudster and

. >> can the prime minister, the concerns of my constituents and to assure them to heath row, to be treated as a priority matter being dealt with immediately. >> thank you. >> thank the honorable gentlemen, we are putting significant sums of money into transport infrastructure, rail infrastructure, we are electrifying the great western mainline which will be a benefit to plow and maidenhead. >> ian stewart. >> will the prime minister join me in welcoming the decision by the people of australia to vote in favor of same-sex marriage, does he hope the government and australia will legislate introduce it and follow the lead set by this house? >> i welcome that vote in australia with other colleagues when we pass legislation in this house to enable same-sex marriage in the united kingdom, take those and act on it. >> order. [inaudible conversations] >> here on c-span2 we leave the british house of commons as members move on to other business. you have in watching prime minister's question time aired live wednesday at 7:00 eastern when parliament is in session. you can see this week's session sun

heath >>> nbc sports, home of the olympic games, premier league, the nascar playoffs.football and super bowl lii on nbc. >> tonight in pittsburgh, two first place teams square off. ben roethlisberger and the steelers have won four in a row. so have marcus mariota and the titans. week 11 starts now. they're two of the hottest teams in the afc. >> lightning strikes. we've got a ball game. >> both coming off drati

. >> but then to think the book was part of beijing ted heath. [applause] soon could waft - - cup crab so then there was another one. but it wasn't even a political context but with people's obsession with grown-ups cover all of wall street or whenever. >> a story with this story broke hidden the hidden emphasize specially it involvesd because this is to the fed to ruth. [laughter] is then completely fictitious for row boat really it is a surprise. toio the book. ft then to see as a bet now is in your city in florida and is much admired doing the work kids will do. she doesn't want a mere man but a protector fifth but the children living in the hearts of the forest of though really mean that sure to the on the other side but in miami. officials. [laughter] why else? the vendor build houses at the end of the island on the to madrid 50th with carl fisher and in exchange for the island in to be accused at the time of watergate that bought the island from the guy from the guy from the guy. that has the observatory is a good peacocks because gold have

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i'm not talking about an established star, kevin brady, the guy under heath, kevin curbelo.represented the southern most of florida district. good to have you here. >> thanks for having me. >> you're a rock star in your party. >> that's generous. >> neil: you were persona nongrata in the hispanic caucus. >> yes, it's a shame. there's millions of hispanic republicans, millions of hispanic independents that i think should be represented in a caucus that claims to be bipartisan exempt for the fact that they won't allow any republicans on the caucus. >> neil: so there's no republican in the caucus? >> no. i tried to join. i was told i don't share their values. so apparently i'm not hispanic enough for them. >> neil: interesting. we did reach out to them. we have not heard back. one thing that does come up is the hispanic caucus itself supports a lot of things that you do not. so let's go through the thing that obviously is the most divisive. and that is on immigration. you're tough on that. explain. >> look, we have many disagreements. when i filed my letter asking to join, i sa

say they are operating with little financial cushion to guard against unexpected expenses such as a heathr what the future holds, those polled were mixed on how they view the national economy over the next year.about a third say they expect conditions to be better.almost an equal amount think the economy will be worse.and about 37% say it will be right about where it is today. what a game between the warriors and celtics. golden state was golden celtics. golden state was looking to win their eighth in a row, while the celtics were looking for their 14th straight. gordon hayward at the sidelines for the first time since fracturing his ankle in the season opener. he was ready to see kyrie irving take on kevin durant and the warriors. warriors got rolling early -- durant hits the jumper to make it 64-49. (durant: 24 points, 8 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 blocks) but bosotn dominated the third quarter -- javalee mcgee turns it over... al horford with the jam at the other end... they erase golden state's 17 point lead... celtics had a 19-0 run in the quarter. é late in the fourth -- draymond green w

i went to a swedish megaplex with my swedish brother-in-law, and we saw pat leahy confront heath ledger the joker, in a key scene. and i thought that was incredible, and i said oh my god, that's pat leahy. in my swedish brother-in-law said who is pat leahy? i said he's my center, and any follow-up with the obvious question, which is what's he doing in the dark knight? i i have zero idea what the ansr was. so when i got back to the states i went to the library looking for a biography to tell me, and there was none. so i set about finding out and then writing out what i found. >> senator pat leahy is our senior senator. he's been there since 1974. he's a longest-serving most senior center. when democrats hope how he is third in line to the presidency. so he's a very powerful figure not only in that way, but again when democrats are in charge he chairs the senate judiciary committee. and in that way is the gatekeeper for supreme court justices changes to the criminal justice system, et cetera. he's also powerful on the appropriations committee. so for a very small state he gives us huge cl

say they are operating with little financial cushion to guard against unexpected expenses such as a heathas for what the future holds, those polled were mixed on how they view the national economy over the next year.about a third say they expect conditions to be better.almost an equal amount think the economy will be worse.and about 37% say it will be right about where it is today. an atmospheric river remains on track to impact the region from late this evening into thursday. rainfall will increase in coverage and intensity late this afternoon and evening over the north bay with southerly winds also becoming breezy to locally gusty. this will then shift southward through the san francisco bay area overnight and into thursday morning producing locally heavy rainfall at times. rain will then push into the monterey bay region after sunrise thursday morning with lingering showers into thursday evening. dry weather returns for friday and saturday before another system potentially arrives late sunday into monday. really? really? really? really? really? really? see zero in a whole new way. get

melissa: here is hadley heath manning independent women forum senior policy analyst and brad blakemanformer senior staffer under george w. bush. brad, how do you read into that back and forth? >> i think again it is up to the voters of alabama to decide who the representation is going to be but i will tell you this, the days in washington he may be a bum but he is our bum are over. i'm glad that my party is standing on principle, not accepting judge moore on a national level. it is really up to the people to make their own decision. melissa: hadley, what does that really mean? when sarah sanders was pressed a whole bunch of times, she said the president has said, you know, it is up to alabama. he didn't go down there to campaign and support him. if he is elected, then what? >> that is the question. i believe the white house is making a wise political move by not being overly involved in the race at this point, leaving it to voters. let's face it, voters have to decide whom to believe in the world of politics all the time. that is certainly going to be the case with the race in alabama

. >> clerk: item number 9 ordinary naens amending the business and tax regulations and heath codes to require the director of the office of khanna disso collect permit applications fees of $2,000 and annual license fees of $5,000 for the cannabis business permits, authorize the department of public health to impose fees relating to the inspection of cannabis businesses, and establish annual license fees for cannabis construction permits. >>supervisor cohen: ladies and gentlemen, i'm introducing a simple amendment that waives application and first year fees for equity operator applicants. as you may recall, we had a very long discussion tuesday evening with several amendments that were ultimately accepted. of the amendments that were made, includes an equity program that we've created and now has been voted on, and the ordinance before us today supports the typical and necessary infrastructure for evaluating the legal permitting requirements for the cannabis relates updates to the planning code. this also enables us to cost recovery to the office of cannabis and the department of publi

. >> he gets it away quickly and finds the tight end over the middle, and it's heath miller. >> the nfler five networks. espn, where we work, their new contract with the nfl is worth almost $2 billion a year. >> and he hits anquan boldin! >> so they're basically paying around $120 million per game. that's like the budget of a harry potter movie every week, week in, week out. >> and the pittsburgh steelers become the first franchise in history to win six super bowls. >> ladies and gentlemen, here to present the vince lombardi trophy, the commissioner of the national football league, roger goodell. >> well, some said that we could not top last year's super bowl, but the steelers and cardinals did that tonight. >> narrator: presiding over it all, the most powerful man in sports, roger goodell. >> ...all the steeler fans, congratulations on your sixth world championship. >> narrator: he sat atop a multibillion-dollar empire that he was determined to protect. >> one of his mantras was to protect the shield, the nfl shield; to protect the integrity of the game. >> narrator: but now, the leagu

heath heather, i'm going to throw a beautiful kind of looping change-up that's going to come right inr the plate and ask you, what do you do with or about all those numbers? >> well, i'm really focused on the question of accountability right now. while all of this political back-and-forth is going on, the american people are suffering, the country is losing its standing in the world, and there is an investigation going on with indictments being handed down. and one of the things that's been very clear to us from the beginning, when we understood that this person was walking into the white house without a lot of popular support, with a potentially tainted election, was that whether or not he had strong political standing, was unfortunately going to be the difference between whether or not republicans were able to put country ahead of party and potentially follow where any investigation was going. whether they would be able to really recognize that unpopular things like a health care repeel that only had 20-something percent of the american public supporting it, or this tax reform bill

your holiday forecast and where conditions are heath heating up. >>> and new this half hour, pigskinuper fan or know nothing about football, we're going to help you sound like an expert today. >>> and just hours away from this year's macy's thanksgiving day parade, we are getting a rare look inside the nerve center where macy's trains its clowns. hear the one piece of advice from a clown veteran about how to put the magic into the moves. it's thursday, november 23rd. happy thanksgiving, everybody! >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> isn't it bring in ♪ send in the clowns ♪ >> no clown school needed here. we have it covered for you. happy thanksgiving to you all. >> happy thanksgiving to everybody. we have soming thanksgiving fun planned for i in a little bit. >> yeah, absolutely. oh, with i have the -- yeah, and you have that live photo there. >> so this is a live look at the macy's thanksgiving day parade balloons being inflated, a big event around the city. >> that's snoopy. >> millions of people will be watching tomorrow. >> that's charlie brown. >> today there are a

now. 0n the tube there is a good service on all lines this morning. 0n the roads, and in chadwell heath we hang on to the cloud into the evening and overnight, still the chance of some light rain and some drizzle, but also a bit of mist and murk developing. if we get a clear spell overnight, some quite dense fog. the minimum temperature not dropping from today‘s maximum, a mild night, nine orten. a misty and murky start tomorrow and mist and fog will be slow to clear at first into low cloud. the cloud will lift a little, turning brighter into the afternoon and temperatures getting up to 12. heading through thursday, a similar day until thursday night where that cold front sweeps through. again some rain not especially heavy, but once it clears it leads to fresher air as we head into friday. a much colder day for friday, that fresher air bringing some sunshine, maximum temperature getting up to nine, but expect a bit of frost as we head into saturday morning. i‘m back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. plenty more on our website at the usual address. now, thoug

we'll see how it all works out heath, jeffrey, thank you both. >> thanks. >>> time now for a rcnbc news update let's get back to sue herera. >> here's what's happening at this hour, everyone. senate republicans have decided to include the repeal of the affordable care act's requirement that most people have health insurance. and they're going to include it in the overhaul of the tax code. they are now merging the fight over health care with the high-stakes effort to cut taxes. >> optimistic, would be helpful. that's obviously the view of the senate finance committee republicans as well. >>> a prosecution witness in the corruption trial of three former soccer officials testified that fox sports, mexico's groupa televisa and bravo paid bribes to secure television rights for soccer matches first trial to emerge from the u.s. investigation of corruption surrounding fifa. >>> an auction house in england is selling a unique gift a family of four woolly mammoths dating from the ice age. the four were found together in siberia in 2001 and they appear to have died suddenly all at once and that's

and he went for his normal sunday run, and he went out to hampstead heath, and he collapsed.ust shatters. your children's world shatters. how many children? we have four children, they were all different ages at the time, my youngest nine months old, my four—year—old, my eight—year—old. and ijust my four—year—old, my eight—year—old. and i just remember that my four—year—old, my eight—year—old. and ijust remember that feeling at the hospital, it was one of utter terror, but really feeling that, 0k, someone is now going to tell me what to do. something is going to kick m, to do. something is going to kick in, and no, it doesn't. i havejust got the most amazing friends, the most amazing family, and it was down to them to figure out what to do. and then i was extremely lucky that one of my friends put me in contact very early on, and a few month later i heard about grief encounter one of the charities involved, and it is that point of contact, being in contact with other people that had been bereaved and other widows, but also the support from the charity, it is not a government

the local council gave me accommodation in thornton heath. i was there for 12 weeks.t to myself and my son and expose that to myself and my son and other families. i approach the council who didn't believe me. they didn't believe us at first. it wasn't until i got this man's full name, did a bit of research on media, and! name, did a bit of research on media, and i found him on there. you write something about having hiv site to get straight to the council. did you get moved?” site to get straight to the council. did you get moved? i got moved. i didn't have an official apology or further investigation. where are you living now? i'm at connect house on an industrial estate in mitcham. we we nt an industrial estate in mitcham. we went to the house of commons yesterday for a debate. a few scenarios have happened there and i don't think it's safe at all. there's loads of lorries and fans, the pollution, the dust. it is actually an industrial estate? the pollution, the dust. it is actually an industrial estate ?m the pollution, the dust. it is actually an industrial estat

heath fog could be a problem in southern areas. it should clear way.scotla nd for the best part of the day. full scotland and northern ireland, and into the north of england as well. light winds, feeling pleasant despite the chill. for the rest of england and wales, it's cloudy, some brea ks england and wales, it's cloudy, some breaks in the cloud developer, cornwall and devon do pretty well as the mist and fog clears away. tem ptress the mist and fog clears away. te m ptress of the mist and fog clears away. temptress of 12 or 13 degrees. on thursday evening, that cloud will lingerfor thursday evening, that cloud will linger for a thursday evening, that cloud will lingerfor a while in thursday evening, that cloud will linger for a while in southern areas. clear skies, linger for a while in southern areas. clearskies, gradually filtering in. on friday, it's a messy day, i think. you will see weather fronts ganging up on us from the west. but it's a cloudy one. some spots of light rain in northern and western areas. some brightness in eastern areas but f