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Son superimposed over those small pictures. i thought, my son gets to speak out in this courtroom. he had the opportunity to, to represent those six thousand people and don't discount the families that were affected by this. steve: right. >> and, it was, i mean it was a very emotional, for me. steve: sure. >> i was prouder of him than i have ever been in my life to think that he was, he was leading this fight. steve: people certainly are talking this week about your son, austin. gail box, thanks for telling us your story the we'll keep folks posted what the judge decides. thank you. >> absolut...

Or julia, how much of this announcement was timed to go coincide with the announcement of the re-election campaign? >> i would think it was not a coincidence whatsoever. he's going out for his first rally tonight. this is what he believes his base wants. but i said earlier this morning, i don't think it's what his base wants. it is family separation by another name. when you had the family separation poly one year ago you were down there with me and we were talking about this happen in realtime, there were people that were president trump supporters that said they couldn't stomach seeing famil...

Outside. you show black-and-white, people are demonstrating and killing and bombing and this and that and you see it in this and that. but you never talk about the real people who are actually living peacefully inside the country, you know? because eventually, in the future of the world, we and americans have a very special place in this middle east. you cannot play a game without considering iran as a friend. >> anthony: one of farrokh's many passions is ancient persia, culinary history in particular, and he's writing a book on the subject. >> anthony: how do you pronounce the specialty here,...

Still, to the detective, that six thousand a month sounded like motive, and might even explain why the murder occurred when it did. at the beginning of july. >> and that payment started june 1st. the second payment was due july 1st. she was murdered july 2nd. and that payment was never made. >> i wasn't there. i wouldn't do that. >> reporter: again and again, he denied killing his ex-wife. said he was out mountain biking the evening she died. but, look at this. along with shoeprints near carol's house after the murder, police also found tire tracks. bike tires. >> we then were able to see that...

Relationship. and soon found evidence that their recent divorce was, well, no divorce is pleasant, but -- >> we looked heavily into e-mails and we learned that carol was very unhappy with the outcome of the divorce. they argued heavily back and forth up until the day of her murder. >> reporter: steve made good money as a financial advisor, had agreed to pay six thousand dollars a month in spousal support. >> when you say somebody makes over five hundred thousand dollars you would assume that a six-thousand-dollar monthly payment is not a big deal. but he was spending way more than he was makin...