>> tom foley.ter: 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. >> reporter: as before, the 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

and he told tom foley he would be to it. tom foley scrambled and got a piece of legislation put together the right way. he had made a promise, bush was committed to having those provisions and it and he was willing to start the process all over. the last item, and then i will talk about one more thing and then let you come back with questions, is really the energy side. this is one area where the president participated on a very active level and was committed to have a policy that was really based on freeing up the capacity of this nation to deliver the energy it needs to itself into the world. he had a task force led by the sec. of energy, admiral walk-ins putting this whole package together and again, timing is important. the time i remember we were going to initiate the air attack against saddam hussein and kuwait in january, the middle of january 1991. bush is going through all of this process on energy, and both december and january of 1991, just before we are sending all of our troops into action starting with the air

tom foley speakerrer of the house. it was tough sledding but this president worked hard at creating the personal contact and personal interac necessary to get things done -- interaction necessary to get things done. example, we were doing the budget. the chairman of ways and means, we had him to the white house about two dozen times for one-on-one meetings with the president when we were struggling to negotiate the budget and they haggled out the details with the president and chairman of the ways and means rose: he famously said read my lips, no new taxes. >> no new taxes. and people believe he broke that pledge is the reason that contributed to his defeat. >> i think it did contribute to his defeat. i think the reason he broke the pledge is that the country needed a multi-year budget. tom foley and george mitchell, as the democratic leader, had decided there would be no budget without him paying the ransom of having to accept a tax. so we negotiated a five-year package, and the tax in that package was an increase in

kpix 5's tom foley in san jose and he has new details tonight. >> reporter: san jose police are still looking for the third and final suspect in the gruesome murder of christopher wrenn that was last wednesday. now, in a span of 24 hours, two out of the three gunmen were shot and killed by police. today, the police department released the names of the officers involved in the two deadly shootings. officer fonseca and michael jeffrey were responsible for sunday's shootings. officer morris for the shooting that occurred the following day on monday evening. all three are veteran officers with 9, 14 and 15 years of experience between them. mayor sam liccardo called on the police and district attorney's office to conduct a complete investigation into the shootings. >> i am confident that our officers do everything they can to avoid putting themselves in the position where they have make a split-second decision around pulling a trigger when facing a violent suspect. >> reporter: police as we mentioned are still looking for that third and final suspect. they have not identified him. at least

i'm reminded of that old story that tom foley, the former speaker, used to tell, that i'm sure some of you heard. he was asked by some of his young members, who is the opposition? he said, well, the opposition, that the republicans, but the enemy, that's the senate. there are always institutional differences. i think the speaker and i have worked very hard to minimize those and have had a very open and respectful relationship, which we intend to continue. but, sure, there are going to be challenges. any time you ball up the appropriations process, like the minority did in the senate this year, it creates the big negotiation. and that is regretful, but that's where we are. reporter: leader mcconnell, you have already addressed this on the past couple of days, president obama on iran. but i want to talk about the message with which it was conveyed yesterday. he responded directly to you on twitter. do you have any thoughts about him using that method of communication to make his point, that republicans who oppose the deal are edging towards war? senator mcconnell: i think the president o

i'm reminded of that old story that tom foley of the old speaker used to tell and i'm sure you have heard. he was asked by his young members. he was asked by one of his young members whose the opposition and he said the opposition is the republicans but now the enemy, that's a senate so there are's institutional differences. i think the speaker and i have worked very hard to minimize those and had a very open and respectful relationship which we in turn to continue. sure they are are going to be challenges. the appropriations process like a minority in the senate this year, it creates the big negotiation. .. >> to make the point of republicans having to report. >> i think the president ought to treat this like a national security debate rather than a political campaign and tone down the rhetoric and talk about the facts. i think that would be beneficial >> we need to tone down the rhetoric and talk about this. i think about even an official for all of us.assure and that is how i choose to conduct it. thank you a lot from everybody. >> bob corker is the senate chair and foreign relations c

i'm reminded of that old story that tom foley, the former speaker, used to tell that i'm sure some of you have heard. he was asked by his young members, this wasn't some of the democrats and the majority of both house and senate. one of the young members said who the opposition? he said the opposition, that's the republicans. but the enemy, that's the senate. so there're always institutional differences. i think the speaker and i have worked very hard to minimize those and have had a very open and respectful relationship which we intend to continue. but sure, there -- they'll be -- there're -- you know, there're going to be challenges. anytime you ball up the appropriations process, like the minority did in the senate this year, it creates the big negotiation. and that's regretful. but that is where we are. >> leader mcconnell, you've already addressed the substance of president obama's statements on iran the past couple days. but i also want to ask about. with whichwould -- he conveyed himself yesterday. he responded directly to you on twitter. so i'm just wondering if you have any t

i'm reminded of that old story that tom foley, or speaker used to tell uninsured some of you heard. was asked by his young members at a time when the democrats were majority. he was asked who the opposition. the opposition is the republicans that the enemy is the senate. i think the speaker and i worked very hard to minimize those and have had a very open and respectful relationship which we intend to continue. sure, there are going to be challenged. anytime you ball of the appropriation process like a minority did in the senate this year it creates the big negotiation. that's regretful but that's where we are. >> you've already addressed this, president obama statement on around the last couple of days. i want to talk about a method which which he conveyed yesterday. he responded to you on twitter. i'm one of you give any thought to the using that method of medication and messaging to make this point that republicans -- [inaudible] >> well, i think the president ought to treat this like a serious national security but rather than a composer coal -- rather than a political campaign

tom, have a great show. stop who plunged -- kazikhstan who plunged this morning. who might be next to devalue. we are going to jane foleyram. -- who endorse this isely? jane: exactly what is happening. we are concerned about very weak chinese growth. chinese growth is concern, but a number of emerging markets are quite weak fundamentally. it will be the country's better with -- we will see this particularly with the focus on malaysia. if you look at thailand, we see a mix of structural reform. south africa the same. turkey, a lot of concern about the politics there. these problems to deal with. effects that commodity prices are week, chinese growth is slowing, has exposed these currencies to what our inherent weaknesses. a tinkering.e seen vietnam has gone for the third time this year. ikhstan fallg kaz off a peg. they're not quantum market shifters, are they? ?ho will we see make a move has the firepower and reserves to make a credible move? jane: it comes back if you like. the emerging market economies stung the most. we look at the euro, the euro has been really pulled into this whole situation. why is the euro sofa