we just saw a clip how he acts during a legal deposition. trump and his children will all be under oath and they ll have to be on the same page. how do you see this going? you know, that deposition, don, involved litigating the same fact pattern that s in play right now. did he inflate theview of his assets when it was useful for him to do so? did he deflate it when it was useful for him to do so? and how responsible was he for all of those things? and the same accountants who just, you know, essentially fired donald trump were accountants we deposed over a decade ago. again, the only deference was i was a journalist involved in that case. i wasn t a public prosecutor. during our deposition with trump we deposed him for two days in december 2007 in two 8-hour sessions. and he was caught out lying in
sandra: [laughing]. john roberts is not here to celebrate with us. we want to show john roberts january, 2011, first time joining the network on ai: john: he doesn t want to be in a bubble. sandra: he would love to share his look back at that. mike: now your turn. december 2007 on the floor of the stock market. sandra: ending the day unchanged. it looks like we are holding steady at a 10 point loss in the dow. sandra: thanks. i started off in wall street following in family foot steps on the trading floor. i was a trader. it was a remarkable moment for
a conversation years later with her father. i m like, i wonder what he s doing. i wonder if he s coming back. i wonder where he s at. what happened? he just be like, you don t have to worry. he s not around to bother you. what was that like to deal with? very, very rough. it s like, he s my dad. my dad. i could accept it. what satisfaction did it get? did it satisfy him? because it sure did is satisfy me. still, in december 2007, it was detective velazquez who got what she wanted. she worked hard to prove what she believed to be true. that barbara was an integral part of the plot to kill david jackson. and finally, now, barber britton was arrested and charged with murder. now, perhaps, a jury could answer the question. do you believe this woman? a woman whose hands literally shook. who s tears flowed at the mere mention of her departed
wilson also seemed to be messaging on her phone under a different name. just wondering 06. it appeared they were trying to meet, set up a date or they were going to meet december 2007. the date shannon was murdered. but when they traced the call, they found a payphone. but when they google names, they found profiles on dating sites and facebook and can quickly are ealized this man wasn t who he appeared to be. it was a pretty minimal site. and we found that he had actually stolen it from another person s website a doctor who lived in new york city. so now you know john wilson is not the person you see on the
during a murder investigation put the children at risk. in late july the girls went back to canada to live with krista, their slain mother s twin and her husband. brad had not been charged with any crime. wasn t even a declared suspect and he fought hard to get his daughters back. afterwards, i thought about it. reporter: which meant three months after nancy s murder sitting for a videotaped deposition, in which brad answered questions under oath about his marriage, his affair and what happened the morning nancy disappeared. so, were police investigators listening? oh, yes, they were. was nancy a good wife? i would say so, yeah. she was supportive of myself and of the children. very loving and generous. reporter: but there were two issues. the trouble with cooper s marriage, one was money. the couple had serious debts. this past week i looked at the american express card from january 2007 to december 2007. of that, $27,000 was accredited to nancy s credit card. and mine was