>> i didn't because i was afraid. >> but when janette moore learned about tom foley's guilty verdict,uld no longer keep her silence. >> god forgive me, and i truly mean that in my heart, that i didn't come forward sooner. if i hadn't been so darn scared. >> what followed was a succession of other witnesses, each claiming they too saw mysterious cars either on or leaving the heath bar farm right around the time of the murder. >> whoever killed dar foley was either in one of those cars or all three of them participated in this murder in some fashion. >> but tom foley knew if he had any hope of acquittal, the jury would need to hear from one more witness. >> i call tom foley to the stand, your honor. >> i just didn't want to convince the 12 jurors. i wanted to convince the prosecutor. i wanted to convince the police. i wanted to convince my wife's family. i wanted them to know and look at me and hear me. >> tom started by answering some still-nagging questions, like, how did a yellow plastic bag with shotgun shells in it get into tom's basement? >> did you have dunham's bags in your home

janette shandling has the latest. >> reporter: days after arriving at a sheraton in fiji, both became ill. she texted her dad. >> she told me they were sick and vomiting and they have diary ya. she told me that her hands are numb. >> reporter: when they dropped off their 2-year-old son, aidan, before the trip, both were healthy. he was never able to talk to michelle before she died at a local hospital. and david died a few days later, as doctors were reportedly ready to fly him to australia for treatment. both in their 30s. david was an air force veteran who worked at an air force volunteer for lockheed martin. there were no travel warnings at the time but fiji is monitoring a dangerous flu season. >> this is the worst thing you can public about their area is people died. >> reporter: the world health organization is investigating. the cdc confirms it is awaiting specimens until their own an analys analysis. janet of savings and service. whoa. travis in it made it. it's amazing. oh is that travis's app? it's pretty cool, isn't it? there's two of them. they're multiplying. no, guys, it

suggesting because of the numbers we make any changes to the long-term targets, but these numbers through janette go to your actuary who will incorporate these into their process. for them to estimate what they think the long-term distribution of your portfolio looks like and use that as a basis to come back to recommend your assumed rate. good, bad, indifferent is less likely this will recommend a discount rate which means contribution rates don't have to go out. i am not suggesting we did it for that. it should support not increasing contribution rateds. that is what the actuary will derm after they get the numbers. >> thank you for explanation. i understand the concept of taking quarterly returns and putting through the formula. i am not a ph.d. but i think that it artificially caps us. i think the real question is can staff still achieve these returns if we go above say 18% allocation. that is where they start to come down. if you ask me if they didn't come down too much i will throw more money in private equity. >> . >> i don't know if you are saying that -- are you trying to say that we sho

since the notice of this hearing additional letter was received from janette fewer supplementing the original comments which i am putting in the record. staff recommends approval and replacing the building will pro correct a structure combat i believe with the design of the existing block space. this concludes staff presentation. >> is there a project sponsor? >> i am the project sponsor. this is more detail. when we first presented it, it was a two unit building because that was what we were thinking we were allowed. planning staff advised that we could request conditional use to increase density to three. i presented that to ownership and they were fine with that. towards the very end we were advised we can add a.d.u. at this point because of new codes and regulations. i presented that to ownership, and they were perfectly fine with that. ownership will reside in one united and other three for rental. if you have any other questions or concerns, let me know and i can answer any questions you might have about the project. >> thank you very much. we will take public comment on the pr

janette, thank you so much. joanna. congratulations. thank you so much.e to check out what bitcoin is doing. i guess there is some action going on too. rishaad: we'll have a look at some of the charts that we have been featuring on bloomberg television. you can have a look at those and those charts and save them for future reference as well. generally speaking, let's look at some of the auto make rs. what is going on here? another torrid day. yvonne: we are seeing risk off overall. when it comes to the auto stocks, there was a rally this year. it is time to sell. this rally is over. the automakers making some of the worst performers in the hong kong market today. that retail sales for june which looks pretty strong that is argely been priced in. rishaad: we have this slump here. everyone expecting data out. dealers have three million unsold cars. two months sales. sorry i interrupted you. yvonne: it is interesting news. we'll see if the policy measures come intofect. broadly speaking, we are -- it is kind of going nowhere when it comes to china and hong k