jenna: welcome back. right now the jodi arias saga is entering a brand new chapter. an arizona jury finding the 32-year-old guilty of first of degree murder yesterday in the death of her boyfriend, and now arias awaits sentencing and a possible death penalty. harris faulkner s live from our new york city newsroom with a look back at how this all up folded. reporter: you know, going back really puts a fine point on why this case has captivated so many people, the details were just unreal for us to even imagine. first, the romance. jodi arias was an aspiring sales woman and photographer living in california. travis alexander was a salesman and motivational speaker live anything mesa, a suburb of phoenix, arizona. they met in september of 2006 at a work convention in las vegas. they quickly began a long distance relationship. by november of that year, jodi converted to travis religion and became baptized as a mormon. but things were bumpy, so much
ex-girlfriend s name? jodi. geraldo: jodi arias. originally from northern california. travis alexander had the misfortune of meeting up with the defendant in las vegas, nevada 80s the mgm grand back in september of 2006. geraldo: travis and jodi date several months but trust issues lead to a breakup. a snoop. couldn t help herself. got ahold of his cellular telephone and she wanted to see what was in there and she found things there that she didn t like. at that point shepar they brea. june 29 of 2007. geraldo: despite the split, travis and jodi stay in contact and continue to have sex including on the day he died. the act photographed by the defendant. it is nothing that he nor i ever intended to be made public. geraldo: but the bedroom encounter isn t the only action filmed that day. if the search of his house
and do you know the ex-girlfriend s name? jodi. geraldo: jodi arias. originally from northern california. travis alexander had the misfortune of meeting up with the defendant in las vegas, nevada 80s the mgm grand back in september of 2006. geraldo: travis and jodi date several months but trust issues lead to a breakup. a snoop. couldn t help herself. got ahold of his cellular telephone and she wanted to see what was in there and she found things there that she didn t like. at that point shepar they brea. june 29 of 2007. geraldo: despite the split, travis and jodi stay in contact and continue to have sex including on the day he died. the act photographed by the defendant. it is nothing that he nor i ever intended to be made public. geraldo: but the bedroom encounter isn t the only action filmed that day. if the search of his house
and do you know the ex-girlfriend s name? jodi. geraldo: jodi arias. originally from northern california. travis alexander had the misfortune of meeting up with the defendant in las vegas, nevada 80s the mgm grand back in september of 2006. geraldo: travis and date several months but trust issues lead to a breakup. a snoop. couldn t help herself. got ahold of his cellular telephone and she wanted to see what was in there and she found things there that she didn t like. at that point shepar they brea. june 29 of 2007. geraldo: despite the split, travis and jodi stay in contact and continue to have sex including on the day he died. the act photographed by the defendant. it is nothing that he nor i ever intended to be made public. geraldo: but the bedroom encounter isn t the only action filmed that day. if the search of his house
jenna: well, a new year and new questions about how we got into the financial crisis, and now a fresh, new inside look at what was going on inside the federal reserve when the housing market was on the verge of collapse. chairman ben bernanke who took over as chairman of the federal reserve in 2006 apparently thought the economy was strong enough to pull off a, quote, soft landing. tim geithner who sat on the board before becoming treasury secretary didn t seem to recognize how much damage the housing bubble would eventually cause. according to newly-released transcripts from a meeting in september of 2006, this is what our treasury secretary said then. quote, we just don t see troubling signs yet of collateral damage, and we are not expecting much. of course, a year later we were in the complete collapse, nearly, of our financial system. charles payne is ceo of wall street centrals, a contributor for the fox business network and a little giggle you giggle as you want to cry, obvio