joining us twilio's co-founder and ceo jeff lawson. good to have you back.ood morning. >> thank, carl great to be back. >> walk us through what this brings you and whether or not you're having to spend time convincing the street the upside is worth it? >> the details of the transaction are something that i don't talk about too much, but the nature of the deal is what's important, which is a strategic relationship with a key partner of ours that represent for us a vendor that is able to help us realize this vision of the future of customer engagement that really centers around messaging. think about it text messaging is one of the best experiences that we can have, when we are engaging in business whether alerts, notifications, getting support and service. it's a valuable medium for businesses, if you do a good job of actually engaging through customers over messaging, you have the ability to reach the lock screen of their phone the most valuable resource on the planet the idea with this is getting closer to key partners enabling a future of messaging every b

. >> his new attorneys deanna dennison and jeff lawson were eager to present their new evidence to a>> rules of evidence prevented defense attorneys from introducing listen at that tally smith's letters in court, the one where she accused detective mcvay of being a liar. but what they did have this time around was the random dude video that had led to the overturned conviction. >> we have a entire first trial in this case that's conducted on the fact this is a fairly secure building. what the walking man shows is that that's not true. >> to the defense that random dude was just one of the alternate suspects ignored by detectives. >> every single thing that was done from the mom they say that david left on that surveillance tape was in an effort to convict david as opposed to make sure they had the right person. >> the defense brought up other warehouse employees. they focused on michelle's husband, dan, and the money he received from meshl's life insurance policy. >> we saw cash withdrawals, $10, 000, $12, 000, $14,000. >> all of which suggests what? >> something wrong. $409,000 of c