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there s my hole. that s what i bought. my hole. reporter: the failure of trump ocean resort baja, mexico was among several trump buildings that failed in the 2000s. two projects planned for florida. also failed. the hotel. @went bankrupt. so did buildings in panama. and toronto. most people in the city when that went bankrupt chalked it up to the global financial crisis. selling condos at a bad time. but a lot of people were building condos during the global financial crisis. and none of them went bankrupt. like 400 towers were built at the same time. as this one. and 399 of them made money. reporter: mark and robert of the toronto star partnered with journalism school to investigate
owner and cref mount gox, which was the largest bitcoin exchange in the world. until half a billion dollars of the dlijts currency van rnd, a crime that remains unsolved p after his company went bankrupt, japanese police charged carpeles with embezzling $3 million and with breach of trust, the same charge as ghosn. there s a very big feeling of powerlessness. whatever you do, there s nothing you can do. reporter: carpeles, who s repeatedly denied the charges, kept detailed notes of nearly 12 months in japanese custody. he says police interrogated him for 50 days straight, up to eight hours a day, without his lawyer. it may sound mind-boggling to many, but this is perfectly in line with japanese law. the more you try to deny being guilty, the harsher it gets. reporter: closing arguments in his trial ended last month.
career for brian banks who was exonerated of all charges just last week and set free. and take a look at this unbelievable video from a happy hour that took a horrifying turn. a truck, you ll see shortly, plows into the middle of this bar pinning customers in a heap of rubble. amazingly no one was killed. newsroom starts right now. good morning to you. i m carol costello. two american tourists on their way to a luxury resort in egypt kidnapped. gunmen pulled them from a car in the sinai sprinkle demanding egyptian officials release a man from jail. authorities have been working feverishly to free those americans and we have good news this morning. just about a half hour ago we learned those tourists were released. our ben wedeman is in cairo to tell us how this went down. hi, ben. reporter: hello, carol. according to the southern sinai governor and senior official there, two americans have been released. they are now in police custody and they are on their way to a ho
french bank was in trouble and the french banking system itself might be teetering. that prompted nicolas sarkozy to cut short a vacation, in and of itself for a big deal for anyone in france to even do, so he came back and said everything s fine, but the selling continued today. bill: now, is that true? is this bank going to go under? because what happened in our country in 2008 is that lehman brothers went bankrupt, and that caused the whole ripple effect three years ago. are we going to feel the impact of a french bank that s in trouble that may go under that ll effect us here at home? reporter: well, if it locks credit, in other words, its arteries to cash are shut down, and that s what happened to lehman if you think about it here in this country a few years ago then, yes, that would be the scenario. they don t think that ll happen even though the disturbing report today was that a chinese credit line to the bank was cut off. that then cascaded to effect