. >> fryer contends he and mother were unaware that barksdale kept all six loans given to her. fewer maintains he knew nothing about the scheme until he was invited in october of 2013. >> i had no idea until the charges were brought against me and i begin to find out what was transpiresing. >> prosecutors say prier was in on it and received or spent over 00,000 of proceeds from the loans. >> all that money everything last dime went to barksdale account. >> barksdale testified during the trial. >> this guy is not just trying to but me but my mother in jail. >> the attorney for prier's mother believed barks tail testimony helped defense. >> mr. barksdale absolved miss magee from the stand of any responsibility. >> jury was not convinced and ib you'd gultty verdict for tryer and his mother. >> they got it wrong this time. sometimes a jury can be mislead and sometimes they get it wrong. >> fury filed motions claiming prosecutorial misconduct and lack of evidence. >> the judge has power to direct verdict of not guilty or offer different new crime. >> outcome flier and his mother pla

barksdale told my mother, you got a loan. you got a mortgage for the house. is that beneficial?pay this mortgage at beneficial. she paid a mortgage to ben official for 2, 2 1/2 years. come to find out when all this went down the mortgage on the house is at cornerstone. cornerstone foreclosed on my mother's house. my mother lost her house. and she was paying the orange on one of his other houses. >> when the verdict was read, were you shocked? >> yes. the verdict should have been not geeltd, but i was not surprised. >> reporter: fryar says day after day of technical information and financial data was simply lost on the jury. >> when you take 12 people off the street, you interrupt their lives, they are people who don't necessarily know the law. they can't take notes. you bombard them with all this information and then put them in a room and ask them to make a decision. there's a chance it may not be the right decision. >> vai sikahema, nbc 10. >> lawyers for fryar and his mother are expected to file an appeal by the end of this week. tap on the nbc 10 news app to see vai's fuel i

interestingly president bush , the 1st meeting of the barksdale commission, rebuilding and renewal, it's all the same thing. we want you in mississippi to decide how mississippi will be rebuilt. we are not going to decide in washington. the federal government took some really, really bad criticism, a lot of it very deserved. their logistical system that they had exposed totally collapsed command we were within a day if not hours of catastrophic results. but we worked around it. one of the ways we worked around fema federal government failure was the us military stepping in bringing us 1.7 million meals that they airlifted in , and it took the place of what fema was supposed to have done. these were not disaster assistance. this was the pentagon taking meals that were supposed to go to soldiers and saying we can get them replaced before we run out. a lot of times the federal government is typically a great partner. they sure did some things wrong, and i'm not saying that they didn't. i hope you read this book the book is half as good. if i have done the story justice is going to be a grea

barksdale maynard: here on these shelves are the correspondence between woodrow and ellen, their loveetters, really. and it's got to be the largest collection of love letters exchanged between any future president and future first lady. in fact, these letters were sealed in a trunk when the wilsons moved to prospect house in 1902 and the trunk wasn't opened until the 1960's. so it's a time capsule shedding extraordinary light on the wilsons' life together. woodrow is living in baltimore going to johns hopkins and he writes to ellen, january, 1894, "my own darling, when you come into my study and kiss me as i sit at my desk, it is odd how this attachment of yours to me seems part of the force of my mind. oh, darling, i trust it is not wrong to worship you as i do. you are the presiding genius of both my mind and heart. and in that fact consists the happiness and the strength of your own woodrow." i think in this letter we see the extent to which woodrow wilson not only loved ellen but acknowledged in this very, very clear way his intellectual debt to her. now in how many cases can you

jasmine said when they were called up at barksdale air force base they were flown in and told they hadreport to the superdome. they said when the hurricane hit, people worry -- were screaming. there were sick people. she said it was just major chaos but they were told by general honore that you better not shoot one person because these people, these businesses that you are guarding, these greedy people are going to get their money. if a person goes in and get a loaf of bread, let them get it. texas, i have to say, governor rick perry at the time he opened up texas, austin. they opened up the dome that was old in houston to let people come in. some of us still rail from people from katrina. one of the ladies that said they barely got any money, that is incorrect. when they opened up the convention center down there they had people lined up. i worked for a major retailer, and a lot of the money was spent on very expensive things. yes, some of them did get some homes. one is down the street from us, and we are not used to people parking their cars on the lawns. a lot of times we did have

. >> this is good news, juliet huddy has the latest from the clinton barksdale that with its 52st street. lot of people say is that he is backing off. >> reporter: a lot of people saying that. this is the time when these guys to between coming to get the horses ready to take over to central park through the streets of new york city. that is when he was running for the job. bill deblasio or bill deblasio promised on day 1 the quote you mentioned to who these characters from the streets of new york city. he was the finance, confident and basically making a promise he couldn't keep. bill deblasio was on w nyse radio yesterday and admitted when it comes to a ban the city council and the public eye saying no. >> the fact is the industry has a lot of support in the city council and among the populace. we have to do this through the city council where there's a wide range of views. what i say to every advocate is you already have my vote. go get the votes in the city council and solidify support in city councils so we can make this change. >> when you see the holes and talk to regular folks on

jasmine said when they were called up at barksdale air force and told were flown in they had to reporto the superdome. they said when the hurricane hit, people worry -- were screaming. there were six people. she said it was just major chaos but they were told by general honore that you better not shoot one person because these people, these businesses that you are greedy peoplee are going to get their money. if a person goes in and get a loaf of bread, let them get it. . texas, i have to say, governor rick perry at the time he opened up texas, austin. they opened up the dome that was old in houston to let people come in. still rail from people from katrina. one of the ladies that said they barely got any money, that is incorrect. when they opened up the convention center down there they had people lined up. , worked for a major retailer and a lot of the money was spent on very expensive things. yes, some of them did get some homes. one is down the street from us, and we are not used to people .arking their cars on the lawns a lot of times we did have to call code enforcement and to be

barksdale maynard: we're in prospect garden here in princeton, new jersey.this is a garden that ellen wilson originally designed when she was resident of prospect house from 1902 to 1910. and i think that here we see the full expression of ellen's esthetic vision. she is an oil painter, very competent. she knows a lot of the american impressionist painters of the day. she loves to paint landscapes and as a corollary to that, she lays out this extraordinarily beautiful garden here at prospect house. she plants the cedar trees. she plants roses and all kinds of flowers. and in fact, she loves this garden so much that she hates to leave it when the wilsons enter politics and they leave princeton. when ellen wilson is in the white house, she brings the white house gardener back here to this garden at prospect house. and she says to the white house gardener, "let's recreate the rose section of this garden at the white house." because ellen wilson could look out of her bedroom window in the prospect mansion, she could look right down and see the flowers all day an