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. >> i want bradley cooper to play me in the movie. >> toxic love. >> i'm elizabeth vargas and this is "20/20." now matt gutman. >> it's valeri mcdaniel. it's march 15, 2017. i'm sitting outside, and i wanted to take time and tell my story. from the gi from the beginning. try not to judge me. >> reporter: it's been said memory is the diary we carry with us. 48-year-old valeri mcdaniel put her memories into an audio diary she recorded on her ipad. thoughts about her daughter. her adventures as a new divorcee. >> a 48-year-old woman trying to start to date. not a good thing. >> reporter: it sounds as if she is harboring a bone-chilling secret. >> i never wanted to hurt anyone. i hate the idea that everybody thinks i'm a monster. >> reporter: a monster? that's not a word her friends would ever use to describe her. >> valerie was an amazing human being. she had a light with -- within her. >> i felt honored to have her as my friend. she was so successful and so beautiful and funny and intelligent. >> reporter: she seemed to have it all. a veterinarian with a practice so successful she was a

"american hustle, lawrence a co-star amy adams earned much less than their male counterparts, bradley cooperchristian bale. she published an essay that helped jump-start a conversation about pay equity. >> my point of view on that essay was really just my own mentity on the whole thing, you know-- why did i not feel like i deserved to be paid equally? i was more interested in that. t and evugh i have kind of a weird job that's probably not relatable to most, i felt like my mentality on that-- if i'm feeling this way in hollywood, i can't imagine how many women across t world must be feeling that. and why don't we? you know, i had won an oscar by the time i was doing "american hustle." i had led movies to be number one at the box office. i was just cious why did i not feel like i deserved equal pay. >> brown: you asked yourself, and then you asked the world? >> andhen i asked women. >> brown: what about in the #metoo moment? did you ask yourself similarof typeuestions and feel you had to speak out? >> i felt like it was important to show support, because that's e,w all of these people who hav

. >> the verdict of the jury reads, we the jury by unanimous verdict find the defendant, bradley graham cooperdegree murder. >> i cried for hours. >> i cried for hours. relief, yes, it's over. there's a conclusion and it's justice for nancy. now we can all go home. >> reporter: and brad? >> obviously brad was upset, but he knows and feels this is not over. >> reporter: brad will appeal, based possibly on the judge's ruling excluding his expert computer witnesses. certainly these attorneys have strong views about the damage that ruling may have caused. >> it was crippling. >> it's sad nancy is not here seeing it. >> absolutely. that's the tough part for me. >> what do they understand about mother and father? >> well, what we've told them is that mommy nancy was killed by a bad man and that she's in heaven. and the man went to prison. >> brad? she knows this may sound weird. >> i told them he's traveling because he worked so much, it's actually pretty easy and plausible and that he's in a tent and has no phone. >> you know they'll ask some day. >> they will ask when they're ready and us, as a fa

bradley interviewed kathleen and paula. he worked with "60 minutes." he was a great reporter. i have a lot of good things to say about him. the tawdry aspects, am i wrong in thinking anderson cooper is creepy? comparing him to jerry springer, that's what i am reminded of. is america understanding this? 22 million people watched last night. a huge number, michelle. i think it was out of curiousity? >> yes, it was like a rubbernecking in front of a train wreck. you can put your smart glasses on and have this veneer, but anderson cooper is no different than stormy daniels in being a strip tease exhibitist. >> i agree with everything michelle said. the way they helped bill clinton survive impeachment. the same thing will happen here. people tuned-in last nice because it was salacious. >> sean: sorry. >> this helps donald trump. >> sean: will we ask questions about journalists and every details of their lives? >> they don't want the spotlight on them. >> sean: they would say that's over the line. >> this country has serious problems. the country elected donald trump to deal with them. they could care less about a story like that. >> sean: i am sure i made a lot of friends in the indus