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That money to pay for an over-the-top lifestyle, luxury cars, a leer jet, lavish vacations for him and his family. prosecutors allege david brooks and his co-defendant used the company as their personal piggy bank but profited handsomely in a classic pump and dump stock scheme. then sold it to hide a windfall for mon than $185 million. >> legally it's not all that exciting. it's a fairly classic pump and dump case. it's the details that make this case so delicious. >> reporter: one of those delicious details, brooks allegedly built this opulent life literally on the backs of soldiers. that's b...

Breaking news, arizona's immigration law set to take effect at 12:01 local time minus key controversial provisions, a federal district judge issuing a temporary injunction blocking them. the case heading for higher courts, no doubt about it. they need the legislation, they say, because the federal government isn't doing its job, and hasn't for a long time. also fueling the debate, the economy and the perception, right or wrong, that illegal immigrants take jobs from american workers. gary tuchman decided to see how well that charge stood up to the facts in a sweltering hot california vineyard....

Critics of arizona's immigration law say it allows police officers too much latitude of stopping and questioning people that they suspect to be illegal, that it will lead to racial profiling and police will go too far. they say that's misguided, supporters, and they point to a videotape used by police officers to train them for the new law. a tape soledad o'brien got ahold of. here is the report. >> reporter: until this afternoon, arizona thought it found a way to address the central criticism of its new immigration law. how to catch people suspected of being in the united states illegally wit...

Should work. deputies can't just stop someone for driving while being mexican. they need to have committed a crime hauling you off to border patrol and deporting people. that's not the way it is. if we don't have a reason to talk to you, questions won't be asked. >> reporter: this afternoon, a federal judge threw that training strategy into doubt by suspending the key provision of the law, the section that allows local police to question people they legally stopped about immigration status at all. critics feared that local police, regardless of training, could use any suspicious action to ques...

Our troops, but it's also bad because all the money here ultimately comes from taxpayers. >> reporter: that's right, a government contractor who, before he left the company, was accused of making money by taking your money. after all, your tax dollars paid for those bullet-proof vests. michael adair has been watching the trial closely. he lost half a million dollars when the alleged scam was revealed and the stock plummeted. he feels especially betrayed because he's a vietnam veteran, who decided to park his money in dhb to show his patriotism. >> how could i have been so stupid and not gotten...