reporter: turns out, that was the same argument, tony tung s attorney, robert kalish made to the jury. why, he asked, would tony kill rob a year after rob had shown him the bed where he had sex with his wife? if he didn t kill him right there and then, he wasn t going to kill him at all. because that was the time to do it, with his bare hands. reporter: according to kalish, investigators never seriously considered the possibility that someone else may have wanted rob cantor dead. tony was the only suspect. reporter: another potential suspect, kalish said was the stranger that had been spotted near the cantor home shortly before the fire. charles johnston was the neighbor who reported the man to police. i saw an older gentleman approximately 65-70 year old white male with a red cap on and white hair.
began to cry. what was significant about the basement bedroom? that was the place that she and rob had consummated their relationship. reporter: the french born sophie was 40, 19 years younger than rob. they d been seeing each other for more than a year, she said and had a lot in common. running, philosophy and science. but there was one problem. sophie was married when they met and raising three daughters, ages 5 to 10, with her husband, tony tung. sophie was living a bit of a secret life? initially, yes. but it wasn t too long before it you know, it all came out. reporter: sandra milon, a close friend of sophie s husband, was living in france when she heard about the affair. i was sad.
should it be. yeah. well, listen, being a bigot doesn t necessarily there s also unconscious bias which we talk about a lot, and people want to deny. you don t have to be aware of it. sometimes it s just not being aware. blackface? kkk outfit? i m talking about the friend who is saying, well, i know he s not a bigot. maybe he s not a bigot now. but certainly in that time, he should have been aware that this was offensive, and he could have over the years at least made the effort to address it. what about the defense that in 84 it wasn t bad, blackface, the way it is today? really? i almost said a bad word. it started with bull. oh. that s bull. i have people sending me yearbook pictures from louisiana, from the 70s and
also unconscious bias which we talk about a lot, and people want to deny. you don t have to be aware of it. sometimes it s just not being aware. blackface? kkk outfit? i m talking about the friend who is saying, well, i know he s not a bigot. maybe he s not a bigot now. but certainly in that time, he should have been aware that this was offensive, and he could have over the years at least made the effort to address it. what about the defense that in 84 it wasn t bad, blackface, the way it is today? really? i almost said a bad word. it started with bull. oh. that s bull. i have people sending me yearbook pictures from louisiana, from the 70s and 80s saying, this is from lee high school.
had with von miller who was your super bowl 50 mvp. and he talked about the key question in this game which is how do you sack tom brady. von miller did it 2 1/2 times in the afc championship before the broncos won a super bowl, so he knows how to get it done. and there we re practicing our sack dance, von miller is the king of the sack dance. he says he didn t plan them ahead of time. he wasn t taking my bait on the fortnite take the l dance. should be a great game. we ll have more preview and also discuss our super bowl special which is saturday 2:30 eastern time. hines ward, a super bowl mvp joining us, coy wire, andy scholes, j.j. watt, and patrick mahomes, the kansas city quarterback and story of this nfl season arguably. christine, back to you. good fortnite moves. i m trying. a lot of practice. exactly. thanks. president trump apparently fed up with congressional talks