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A husband determined to avoid a costly divorce, lured his wife to the edge of a cliff and forced her off it. >> if he has lied, he is guilty. >> reporter: the state marshalled some familiar facts to tell its story, starting with the crime scene where the prosecutor said the cliffs showed no sign of an accidental tumble. >> no debris, no clothing, no blood, no hair, no tissue. >> reporter: then there was the husband himself, cool and collected in the back of a police car. >> i didnt see any emoti...

Hedonism and access, the end of the decade was the hangover. >> its more like the rich are taking a tumble now. >> leona and harry helmsley, one of the richest couples in the world, were treated as criminals, booked for tax evasion and extortion, charging that they renovated their $11 million estate and wrote the cost off as a business expen expense. >> a former housekeeper said mrs. helmsley told her, we dont pay taxes, only little people pay taxes. >> she was sentenced to four years in prison,...

Other issues we heard about and these other people who have taken a tumble, roy moore has the advantage. >> as we put up the latest poll numbers, what is it with voters? are they voting for him because they doubt the accusers or because they want to keep a republican senate seat? if its the latter, is that morally in line with the religious beliefs of many alabamans? >> i think its a bit of both. sometimes when youre in a race like this, arguments can become. the "washington post" did a piece on...

>> people having to pay a final stop paying the fine to buy crappy insurance. stick a republican say because the highest percentage of people will pay a penalty earned less n $50,000 a year. getting rid of the individual mandate would be good for low income americans. today the senate majority whip says hes optimistic theyve got the votes. steering peter doocy live on capitol hill. thank you. we will talk about tax reform, prospects with house majority whip steve scalise in a few moments. stocks...

Memories fade. evidence is lost. witnesses die. but time can also put evidence in a new light. such was the case in the trial of steven sharp, accused of killing his wife nearly two decades ago. >> there is no statute of limitations on murder. >> the prosecutor promised the evidence would tell a story as simple as it was brutal. a husband determined to avoid a costly divorce lured his wife to the edge of a cliff and forced her off it. >> if he has lied, he is guilty. >> the state marshalled some...

But, yes, it was more informal and maybe kind of reminiscent of the rough and tumble of how i came up. but he stood there and took it. and when you heard all that yelling, its because we were assembled without chairs. i dont know if you had shots of how we were. you had to yell because there was no other way for him to figure out who he had a question. waving your hands. he didnt know who a lot of the people were. so he was pointing. and in that way, it was perhaps a good way where the press had...

>> that was then. the president had foreign leader who is said bad things about him during the campaign. justin true doe a. if you tell him you like him now. thats okay. he will forget what you said about him in the past. he wants to you like him. now they have shared values and they thinks they have to discuss. i think that thats how they have to proceed. its not the first time he has been through this. >> i wonder how they will deal with this. one of the questions, there will be two questions ...

His answer to the question about the families of the soldiers who were killed, we got a lot of topics covered. and there is time for follow-up. and mcconnell weighed in. and we went through a lot of stuff there. but, yes, it was more informal and maybe kind of reminiscent of the rough and tumble of how i came up. but he stood there and took it. and when you heard all that yelling, its because we were assembled without chairs. i dont know if you had shots of how we were. you had to yell because t...

>> i grew up with that strong american cowboy u.s. cavalry heritage. was probably on a horse before i could walk. you know, id studied u.s. and confederate cavalry commanders. wed walked the battlefields of gettysburg and down through the tennessee campaign. it was not lost on me that here i am in the 21st century, and im leading a 19th century cavalry. >> one of the things about the sf guys, most of them are kind of rough and tumble guys to begin with.

>> i grew up with that strong american cowboy u.s. cavalry heritage. was probably on a horse before i could walk. you know, i studied u.s. and confederate cavalry commanders. we had walked the battlefields of gettysburg and down through the tennessee campaign. it was not lost on me that here i am in the 21st century and im leading a 19th century cavalry. >> one of the things about the sf guys, most of them are kind of rough and tumble guys to begin with.