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that cindy or jeff would squeal for the best deal had all but that operated by august of 2013, when jeff trial was set to start. >> there was no reason that they knew he was going to plea at that point. >> but just minutes after they started picking a jury, jeff told his lawyer in court that he wanted to make a deal. >> i just feel like this is one of those tv moments where you are ready to go. you have been prepping for months. and then suddenly, this thing is flipped on its head? >> there is some peace in knowing that he is going to take some responsibility for his part in his murder. >> jeff brown finally admitted that he had a hand in michael reese's death. he pleaded guilty to manslaughter and agreed to testify against cindy. her murder trial started in november, 2016. michael's family and friends, like josh freeman, where there. >> we had a large group of people that were there, just for michael. to make sure that he got the justice that he deserved. >> but there were others in the courtroom, like cindy's uncle roy and her mother judy who
the $300 million settlement does not include an admission of liability by the bank, but jpmorgan did say in a statement this morning, quote, any association with him, meaning epstein was a mistake, and we regret it. we would have never continued to business with him if we believed he was using our bank to commit heinous crimes. this lawsuit settlement stems from claims by an unnamed woman known as jane doe, knowing the bank facilitated the operation by providing financial support from 1998 to august of 2013, meaning after his 2006 arrest on prostitution and related charges and his 2008 guilty plea, the bank was still doing business with him. the woman sued on behalf of a large number of victims, herself included, of that operation. the deal comes one month after deutsche bank, where epstein became a client after being forced out of jpmorgan, settled with victims for $75 million. it is important to note today's news does not put an end to
is between andrea snyderman and heavy newman. >> before imposing sentence, the judge heard from rusty's killer. henry newman's statement was brief. >> i am so, so sorry. i'm sorry from the deepest part of me your honor. >> then, it was over for the disgraced business executive. newman was led away after the judge sentenced him to spend the rest of his life in prison. and, in a written statement issued after the verdict, andrea snyderman said that she was grateful to the jurors. felt that justice had finally been done for rusty. but the prosecution was not finished. in 2012, andrea snyderman was charged in the murder of her husband rusty. the charges were dropped. then in august of 2013, snyderman faced new charges and was found guilty of perjury and hindering the apprehension of a killer. >> in 2014, snyderman was
her lover, former pastor jeffery david brown, and now both have been charged with murder. and as he followed the case. morris resident jerry, wondered if one would fit under the other. so he saw cindy when she was out on bail. >> i said cindy, i want to squeal gets the best deal. and i think you know who squealing. she looked me in the eyes, dead in the eyes and said, my lawyer says i have nothing to worry about. they cannot prove a thing. >> who do you feel like you're looking in the eyes? >> a cold blooded killer. >> so prosecutors, the notion that cindy or jeff would squeal for the best deal had all but that operated by august of 2013, when jeff trial was set to start. >> there was no reason that they knew he was going to -- >> but just minutes after they started picking a jury, jeff told his lawyer in court that he wanted to make a deal. >> i just feel like this is one of those tv moments where you are ready to go. you have been prepping for months. and then suddenly, this thing
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august of 2013. ending an odyssey of painful surgeries and setbacks that threaten to derail his legendary career. >> some of the players that i'm pretty close to -- they've really helped throughout this process in the last few years. their support and with some of the things they said coming off that last green meant a lot to me. >> what a day. not a lot of time to celebrate for tiger. he heads to france to play in the ryder cup which tees off friday. a sunday night shocker as the patriots lose again. this time in detroit. the lions dominate on both sides of the ball in the 26-10 win. lions coach matt patricia gets a win against his former team. the pats have not lost back-to-back games since 2015. they are 1-2 for the first time
>> we all looked until the last light. you know, the absolute last light. >> so as the minutes tick by, the passage of time changes somehow, doesn't it? >> it does. >> yeah. it felt like days. >> but, here, on the outskirts of a little place called douglas, wyoming, an outdoorsman named josh alexander was about to get roped into the same story. if you were given your choice of some way to spend two weeks? do whatever you want. what would it be? >> i'd be in the mountains hunting somewhere. it's what i live for. >> josh's friend and colleague nathan coyle feels just the same way. >> there's places that, yeah, you can go and not see people for days. >> those are kind of the sweet spots for you? >> yeah. they're very relaxing, very calm, quiet. >> in august of 2013, josh and nate planned to spend a few days in one of those sweet spots, a place most of us will never see,
>> we all looked until the last light. you know, the absolute last light. >> so as the minutes tick by, the passage of time changes somehow. doesn't it? >> yes. >> yeah. it felt like days. >> but here, in the outskirts of a little place called douglas, wyoming, an outdoorsman named josh alexander was about to get roped into the story. >> if you were given your choice of some way to spend two weeks, do whatever you want, what would it be? >> in the mountains hunting somewhere. that's what i live for. >> josh's friend and colleague nathan coyle feels just the same way. >> i mean, there's places, you can go and not see people for days. >> kind of sweet spots for you? >> yeah. very relaxing. very calm. quiet. >> in august of 2013, josh and nate planned to spend a few days
nonconceptual nonnonconsensual. hours after the article went on line he resigned to commencing the allegations would be too much of a distraction for him to continue. the manhattan district attorney's office has launched an investigation. schneider helped champion the "me too" movement. in february, his office launched a lawsuit against harvey weinstein for sexual assault allegations. he has also been a vocal critic of president trump and was praised by the left for promoting the so-called resistance to the president's policies. in august of 2013, schneiderman filed a lawsuit against mr. trump's now-defunct real estate program. the following month, donald trump responded in a of seemingly pressing it treat >> a tweet. is he a crook? wait and see. worse than spitzer or weiner.
could bring the u.s. in direct conflict with russia and that is the last thing that they want. now that said, don, this is certainly a more robust coordinated effort in terms of strikes against syria than last year as secretary mattis said, we struck harder compared to last year where there was one target and there are multiple targets this year and he said around double the number of weapons were used in this case. i could say one of the questions raised tonight is the lack of congressional approval. that is something that the people are discussing. the president himself in august of 2013 criticized president obama saying he must get congressional approval before attacking syria. big mistake if he does not. that didn't happen. and we are told that white house officials and other administration officials did alert leaders on capitol hill of what would be happening here. also you have congress woman nancy pelosi and others coming out and raising questions about the strike, saying this is not a comprehensive strategy on syria. certainly there are questions when you hear the president say