for more did a reporter with jodi journal joins me in the studio surely welcome dr lee's defense appears to have really touched a nerve joined the. so right now it's a really difficult time for everyone to have been fighting this virus for more than a month now and this doctor he was actually one of the people who want about these outbreaks off the fire is and many see him as a national hero and now he died of the exact virus that he was warning about so this is really a tragedy for many chinese people and also because at this doctor he was talkin as a man who was just trying to help because the chinese authorities they were accusing him of spreading rumors and spreading false information and then he was detained. exactly because of this and so of course many chinese people and i'll so far angry about the treatment of him and they're expressing this go on line i've produced know how the government is responding to the vendor so as i said people are very angry and even this. day about police oh still clearly and apologies so and the chinese people are asking for an apology from the author

people may not have known was that, despite both being mormons, they were also having sex. >> in jodi's journal the lengths to which the two of them go indulging in these sexual fantasies. >> his bedroom becomes our playground where our passions run wild and certain fantasies are taken to the extreme. the rules melt away. >> travis was addicted to jodi. this was a woman, a gorgeous woman, who was fulfilling all of his sexual desires. >> he really was struggling and suffering in guilt. you know, because he knew that he was outside of the tenets of the faith. >> they're both sinning in the eyes of his church. travis wanted to marry a virginal, pure mormon girl, and by having sex with him, jodi eliminated herself as ever being marriage potential for travis. >> but there were a lot of other problems. travis and jodi have been dating for a couple of months when his friends started noticing there's something off with jodi, something not quite right. >> for example, one night we're all in the hot tub. there's four of us. you know, this is a time to chat and hang out. well, jodi is, like, climbing on t

jodi, you broke it, this story in 2017 and spent a lot of time on it. when you heard that verdict, what did it mean to you? >> i always was focused on the journalismch, by the way, involves being fair to harvey weinstein as well. meghan and i were always operating -- part of the reason we wrote our book, which we called "she said" to represent this idea of the women's voices, we knew the book had to stand no matter whether he was convicted or not. we said journalism may be the only form of accountability he faces. but you know, i was in that courtroom during the trial. i can't tell you what a solemn exercise in democracy it did feel like. it felt like those 12 anonymous manhattan jurors were really listening to every word and thinking this over. they had to go into that room and not just decide sort of clear matters of this fact and that fact, they had to talk about issues of sex and power and consent, and this is what they came away with. remember that a jury decision has to be unanimous. the moment was extremely meaningful when we heard the news, but then i think in the last two days when i see it reflected throughout igs of other people, that's