domestic battery. samira was a volatile person, she would attack him, there was a domestic history between the two. she was charged a timer to? she was. she was charge and arrested for domestic violence. and that is how samira met annabelle, her attorney. we got out of jail, and then we got served with an injunction. he had enough and the judge granted the injunction. annabelle diaz on her way to becoming her friend, thought that that was awful. she cannot go back home, she cannot see her kids. this is what the injunction said? yes. it didn t stay that way, mind you. after she filed for divorce, she managed to regain custody of the two little girls, and she and adam started living apart. was that breakup particularly painful for him? man, he did everything he could. best friend candle watched as the doctor tried to put the
i mean you can see the pictures of his lifestyle. he had money. he had assets. reporter: the taylors started the defense with this moment, captured on video. february 22, 2014, 8 a.m. adam frasch and his daughters leaving their gated community. if samira was killed after this, adam didn t do it. there s a huge problem with their timeline. that s reasonable doubt. reporter: the timeline presented by the prosecution was, in fact, quite vague. the m.e. who did the autopsy testified it was impossible to say, really, how long samira had been in the pool before she was found. that was a worry for prosecutor georgia cappleman. usually we get a window of maybe two to five hours for a time of death. so it s not a precise science, but we weren t even able to do that in this case. reporter: the defense aggressively leaped into the void, arguing the evidence could establish a time of death.
in recent days of the f.b.i. saying its reputation was in tatters and you have democrats who want answers about the russia investigation and what is happening there. you can expect that christopher wray will be taking incoming from both republicans and democrats as this thing moves forward today. sandra: trey gowdy was on last hour on america s newsroom. he was basically saying, steven, that christopher wray has a huge job to do and really going to be grilled with a lot of questions as you said from democrats as well as republicans about restoring the trust of the american people when it comes to the integrity of the f.b.i. he does, i agree with trey gowdy. the one way he could begin to restore trust is through transparency. gowdy made an important point in the clip that we just played and in his interview earlier today that the f.b.i. hasn t been forthcoming with document requests from congress. this has been through not just with respect to the russia
in alaska for a first amendment privilege that no one has heard of before. adam didn t have a problem with that. apply the same standard to republican witnesses as you do democrat witnesses. maybe then the public would have more confidence in our investigations. number one, when you leak what happened after you said you wouldn t and then you mischaracterize it of course nobody is going to have any confidence in our investigation. bill: you are an attorney. is he legally allowed to cite that privilege in the room yesterday? he is unless there is a waiver. adam went through the litany of question if there was a waiver. the answer was no. i guess adam didn t like the answers but those are the answers. bill: how significant is the hearing today? what should viewers be listening for? whether or not they trust this person to restore the reputation of the f.b.i. that s all they should be listening for. is this the right person for us to have confidence in the
the intelligence community, by our foreign counterparts both law enforcement and national security and something like 200 countries around the globe. that s the f.b.i. that i see. now do we make mistakes? you bet we make mistakes just like everybody who is human makes mistakes. when we make mistakes there are independent processes like that of the outside inspector general that will drive and dive deep into the facts surrounding those mistakes and when that independent fact finding is complete, we will hold our folks accountable if that s appropriate. very fine. thank you very much. you bet. the chair recognizes mr. shabbat. you mentioned that the inspector general is investigating matters related for example to the clinton email server scandal, etc. but isn t it a fact that the i.g. does not have