>> like jodi. >> for the past couple of weeks this is how we heard about jodi arias. you know who that is? >> that looks like jodi. >> the prosecutors working as hard as they can to send her to death row but tonight we hear about jodi in a different way. and it happens here. her home for now. the maximum security tower in phoenix. i was given exclusive access to the unit and i met jodi. >> how are you feeling? we spoke together for some time. >> going the way you thought it was going to go. >> because of the impending case and advice of attorneys she he didn't want to appear on camryn agreed and i promised not to reveal some of the things i talked about but i also told her i would show viewers how she is leving. >> this is jodi's room here. her cell. a small cell. a little tiny window up at the top. three bunks. only two of them are occupied. this is jo jodi's in middle anr roommate right here. and lotions and a toilet and a basin. she s lock down in her with her cell mate from 0:00 p.m. at night until 6:00 in the morning. >> something interesting happened. all of the

>> like jodi. >> for the past couple of weeks this is how we heard about jodi arias. >> you know whoat looks like jodi. >> the prosecutors working as hard as they can to send her to death row but tonight we hear about jodi in a different way. and it happens here. her home for now. the maximum security tower in phoenix. i was given exclusive access to the unit and i met jodi. >> how are you feeling? we spoke together for some time. >> going the way you thought it was going to go. >> because of the impending case and advice of attorneys she he didn't want to appear on camryn agreed and i promised not to reveal some of the things i talked about but i also told her i would show viewers how she is leving. >> this is jodi's room here. her cell. a small cell. a little tiny window up at the top. three bunks. only two of them are occupied. this is jo jodi's in middle anr roommate right here. and lotions and a toilet and a basin. she s lock down in her with her cell mate from 0:00 p.m. at night until 6:00 in the morning. >> something interesting happened. all of the pod mates held up hand writ

all of jodi's pod-mates held up handwritten notes, free jodi. a line of solidity and soon learned the troubled women were circling the wagon around the friends, maybe surrogate family members. >> she comes in with a smile on her face, anybody who knows her like i would, knows she's hurting inside. she can't show it to us, if she comes in hurting, we'll go what's wrong, we'd talk about it. if i was on trial for two weeks, i wouldn't want to talk about it i had smile and maybe sure that everybody thought i was fine, but she's not, she's hurting inside. >> because of the nature of her charges she's in one of the higher security units where officers can keep a close watch on her. >> she may feel she has nothing to lose so we keep an eye on all of them. >> jodi told me one of the ways she occupies herself in jail is with her art. she showed me some of her drawings and paintings, landscapes, portraits, but some of the most vivid portraits were of jodi herself created inside these concrete walls by those who say they now know her best. >> she has the b

they say he lost his virginity to jody. she even converted to mormonism to show her devotion, but their romance only lasted a few months. travis tried to break it off, telling his friends -- >> she's not who i want to marry. there's nothing about her that i see in marriage material or wife material. >> reporter: travis's friends say jody stalked him in the months leading up to the murder, after she found out he had started dating other women. >> one night his tires were slashed. and it obviously wasn't an accident. and we all knew it was jody. that had done it. but can't prove it. >> reporter: but prosecutors say they can prove a lot, starting with the fact that this accused murderer can't keep her stories straight. >> i had no part in it. >> reporter: two weeks after those jailhouse interviews when she denied being at travis's house the night of the murder, jody arias told the tv show ""inside edition"" something quite different. >> i witnessed travis being attacked by two other individuals. >> who? >> i don't know who the

jodi. >> geraldo: jodi arias.riginally from northern california. >> travis alexander had the misfortune of meeting up with the defendant in las vegas, nevada 80s the mgm grand back in september of 2006. >> geraldo: travis and date several months but trust issues lead to a breakup. >> a snoop. couldn't help herself. got ahold of his cellular telephone and she wanted to see what was in there and she found things there that she didn't like. at that point shepar they brea. june 29 of 2007. >> geraldo: despite the split, travis and jodi stay in contact and continue to have sex including on the day he died. the act photographed by the defendant. >> it is nothing that he nor i ever intended to be made public. >> geraldo: but the bedroom encounter isn't the only action filmed that day. if the search of his house following the murder police find camera shots of travis in the shower just minutes before he is killed. plus other photographs apparently taken accidentally. >> i didn't commit a murder. i didn't hurt travis. i wo

if she can't, jodi arias may soon have a lot more to cry about.owens for "nightline" in phoenix. >> thanks to ryan for the report on that trial. >>> just ahead, from the nfl, could those famous blows on the field have led to the shocking suicide of football legend junior seau? the new discovery, and an abc and espn exclusive as his family speaks out for the first time. ♪ [ male announcer ] you've reached the age where you don't back down from a challenge. this is the age of knowing how to make things happen. so, why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? talk to your doctor about viagra. 20 million men already have. ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain; it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. side effects include headache, flushing, upset stomach, and abnormal vision. to avoid long-term injury, seek immediate medical help for an erection lasting more than four hours. stop taking viagra and call your doctor right away if you experience a sudden decrease or loss in

still, jodi's attorneys cling to their theory of is self-defense. >> jodi had to makes a choice.he would either live or she would die. >> prosecutors hope the angelled web will help convince the jury that she committed savege murder. >> mr. alexander did not die calmly. he fought whoever this person was that had killed him, he had fought. >> geraldo: meet our first guest tonight, dave hall. last week we met him. he is back. a friend of the victim. he has been in court monitoring the action. welcome back. dr. david hughes an even closer connection to travis alexander the man who was slain. dr. hughes introduced travis to the woman who would ultimately kill him. dr. hughes, how did you happen to introduce travis to jodi? >> we were at the convention a legal shield convention in las vegas and i had met jodi for the first time. i knew of her. i had talked to her on the phone. that was the first time i had met her and she is an attractive girl and i knew that trace gallagher travis alexander is a single guy and always looking. i said there s a cute gal on my team and you should meet h

what was it about jodi?t did my next guest see in her that is so disturbed them that they wanted them out of their home. jacob and holly medford are here. it wasn't your home. but what happened? describe briefly how jodi came to be thrown out of your buddy's house? >> well, jodi came over to a friend of ours' house. she showed up out of nowhere. and it was very obvious that the friend of ours, as well as us did not like jodi. she came to find out why no one liked her and kind of to plead her case. the friend of ours is very adamant about not wanting anything to do with her, wanted wanting her anywhere near travis and wanted her to leave, to get out of the house. i was in the kitchen -- this was going on in the next room. my friend want upstair, she was really upset. and jodi came into the kitchen with me and just sat there, after my friend asked her to leave, told thor get out of there. she sat at the kitchen table for 10 or 15 minutes. not talking. i didn't want to talk to her. i didn't like her, didn't wan

>> yes. >> we were there when ronnie married jodie. while they exchanged rings at a wedding, they had chosen a more permanent symbol of commitment prior to their nuptials. >> he tattooed my portrait on him, i tattooed him on my whole leg. it was like our little bond. he was released june 4th, 2009. i picked him up. it was wonderful. he was the husband any woman would dream of, you know? he pampered me, he spoiled me and then things just started to change and go down for the worst. >> just ten months after ronnie's release from prison, the couple separated and then divorced a short time later. >> when you get with a man in prison, you got to make sure it's a very sincere thing because it's a game in there. men find women to take advantage of them. >> but jodie believed ronnie was not one of those men and that the love she shared with him was genuine. ronnie, however, tells a different story. >> no, that was a front. i loved her money. if i wouldn't have married her, the money would have stopped. >> is this a common thing for guys inside

you were friends with jodi as swell. it turns out that -- as well.t turns out that you had driven jodi to the police station on the day that she went in to talk to the police. can you tell us what it was like in the car are with her? >> nothing out of the ordinary happened that evening. you know, she had asked me to help her out with a ride because she was here in arizona with transportation. the conversation in the car talked about mainly how sad she was that travis was gone and how horrible it was that somebody would do something so brutal to this person that she supposedly loved. and now we know the truth of what her real involvement is. >> judge jeanine: aaron, now apparently travis' friends did not like her. >> they did not have is a very high opinion of jodi. >> what was their opinion of her? >> at first we all thought she was a good match for travis. there were issues in the relationship. a true side of her came out and a lot of -- >> judge jeanine: what was that side, aaron? what did you see that you guys didn't like? >> there were issues wit

i think they have to call jodi arias.you're increasing the chance of her getting a lesser conviction. the other option is, don't have her testify, wait until the penalty phase, put her on on that point and beg for her life. that presumes you're going to get a first-degree murder conviction. and then, you're going to try to save her life. if she takes the stand now, bigger gamble. maybe there's a chance the jurors connects to her. a juror connects to her in some way, shape or form. >> all she has to do is get one juror to connect with her in some way, right? >> well, that's all she's got to do. and the defense is betting on with the battered women defense theory, which i believe is totally unfounded, they plan to bring on an expert named alias viloette. the title of one of her speeches was -- was snow white a battered woman? it's hard for me to take that seriously. but i think we're glossing over here. and you're just analyzing it, like it's a spectator sport. it's not. there's a dead man. 29 stabs. and a gunshot to the he

three different stories from jodi ha jodi arias. she wasn't there.as there, but other people did it. she did it but it was self-defense. >> when a witness begins to change their story, that's the kiss of death, pardon the pun. and another problem for her at trial, is she may want to insist on taking the stand against her attorney's advice. remember, you're talking about the winner of "american idol" behind bars. and that may be the shot you're showing right now. >> it is. >> she loves the limelight. and all this business about them being broken up. they weren't broken up. they were having sex right before the murder. and with her changing stories, she also said she killed him in self-defense. that's three different stories she told police. >> how do you begin to defend her? >> i think in the end, the self-defense claim is an effort to get second-degree murder. i think they know they're in big trouble here. she is now, by arguing self-defense, effectively admitting that she did this, right? she's not saying, i wasn't there. she's not saying there were

we're going home with jodie foster. >> so good. >> a wish oscars would loosen up.be a better show. >>> we'll have more moments from backstage at the globes coming up live from l.a. on "good morning america." >>> and now, we have an amazing rescue from new york's finest. the police were apparently chasing a suspect when he ran right into the path of an oncoming cab, which then ran him over. the cops then literally lifted the taxi up and swung it away from the victim pinned underneath. he was taken to the hospital in critical condition. >>> lance armstrong is apparently ready to speak about the doping scandal that got him stripped of his seven tour de france titles. he sits down today for an interview with oprah winfrey. he said he would answer questions directly, honestly and candidly. a source says he'll apologize and make a limited confession to using performance-enhancing drugs. >>> the nhl season is set to start on saturday. meanwhile, the nfl's final four is set. as we hear from espn. >>> cassidy hubbarth here with your "sportscenter" update. it was another thr

jodie foster's speech was rambling at points, poignant at other times. cameo appearance. there was an upset in the movie category in terms of who ended up winning for director. it was a good show. i always like the golden globes, even more than the oscars. they let loose, the champagne is flowing. >> everyone is a little drunk at the golden globes. maybe that's why. >> as opposed to the oscars which feels very -- buttoned up. >> agreed. >>> but first, the growing fear over the flu. with the virus spreading across the country, people of course, as you can imagine, are lining up to get the vaccine. >> but supplies are running short as public health experts insist that everyone get a shot. here's abc's larry jacobs. >> reporter: this morning, tens of millions of americans are getting back to school, and back to work, eating in crowded cafeterias and rubbing elbows with everybody around them. it's a fine time to catch the flu from the person just next to you. >> a refrigerator handle, microwaves, tv remotes, light switches and door handles, keyboards, things

>> has anyone in the family had contact with jodi?er: difficulty i talked to him. >> shepard: what did he say? >> caller: he said he had been shot. >> shepard: did he say how he was feeling? >> caller: he got shot three times-- >>> do they think he's going to be all right? >> caller: do you know about it? >> shepard: what's that? >> caller: okay... i was talking to someone. >> shepard: you know, sometimes when things like this happen, young people get involved and they end up with the wrong people -- >> caller: i know they wouldn't tell me -- [inaudible] >> caller: they told me he got shot. and he got shot three times, one in the arm and one in the statistic -- stomach and one in the leg. >> shepard: had he been rightfield involved -- shot, shot at? >> caller: no, not that i know of. >> shepard: he's not involved with any bad folks, is he? >> caller: not that i know of. >> shepard: so it seems like jodi neal, 24, one of the wounded, got shot in the library. >> caller: he's 24 years old. >> shepard: reg nald neal on the line. our produ

i agree with everything that jodi just said about some of the opportunities. i do think it's worrisome and not just a parochial matter. it's worrisome that they aren't bringing more people in not just because diversity of voices and views helps but some of these people are tired. some of these people-- particularly economic people-- they are spent, charlie. i wish there were -- you had this sense there was an infusion of fresh ideas and fresh blood. not to change views and change him but just to kind of bring more vital toy the tail rather than just get ready for the big fight. senator chuck schumer has a theory to go to al's point that he tells his colleagues which is that because president obama never had to climb the greasey poll pole of politics, didn't have to make his way up in the political world, he's had a kind of special path in life he doesn't know this benefit of relationship he didn't have to learn the hard way that relationips are what got you from the tiny city council race up into maybe the slightly higher race and that's one of the reasons. i

jodie took the pictures. he didn't seem very happy that she was taking pictures, darrell brewer, jodi took pictures of him in the shower. he wasn't happy about that either. interesting parallel. >> greta: another sordid aspect, they are paying attention to is the fact that jodi has a new love life, is that right? >> that is actually a surprise to me. i met jodi in jail about a week and a half ago. i know a lot of pod mixes she was close to her cellmate. we didn't talk about whether she had a girlfriend. cellmate is being called as a witness when we get to the penalty phase. she didn't say anything about girlfriends. i was told about jail personnel, if they have been there a long time, even if they aren't gay, they hook up. >> greta: another weird chapter. is there any plea discussion in this case? >> there was a plea discussion. we got a hold of it here. a year and a half ago, this is before the case even got to trial at this point. jodi and her attorneys went to prosecutors said look, we'll take a second dea

nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is live at the state capital in sacramento with more tonight. jodi? >> reporter: not much in the way of criticism here at the state capital. after years of budget deficits, the governor says the state is finally back on track and he says he intends to keep it that way. >> we have brought in just two years a solid and enduring budget and by god, we are going to preserve and keep it that way for years to come. >> reporter: an optimistic governor brown says california has don't impossible but must do work to make sure the state stays on solid financial ground n his 11th state of the state address the governor stressed the importance of paying down debt, building reserves and not spending money we don't have. >> it's cruel to lead people on by expanding good programs only to cut them -- cut them back when the funding disappears. this isn't progress. it's not even progressive. it's an illusion. the stop and go t, the boom and bustselves no one. we are not going back there. >> reporter: governor laid out ideas for the second half of his term, including upgr

jody faces the death penalty for an unbelievably brutal murder of her ex-boyfriend. you are not going to believe this one. >> judge jeanine: we are not talking about whether it is legal but whether it was right for the journal news to publish the names and addresses of registered gun owners. with me are the westchester county clerk and putnam county clerk. gentlemen, thanks for being with me this evening. you are both county clerks and have the same job and both work in new york state and both responded to the journal news foia request, freedom of information request differently. tim, it was the information you gave the journal news which pretty much started this national outrage. why did you do it? >> we did it because it is the right thing to do under new york state laws. the pennal law in new york state says that the names and addresses of pistol permit holders shall be public information. >> judge jeanine: no doubt about it. let me add my confirmation to that. i was a judge who would sign pistol permitsers not for everybody. especially the guy who said he needed

we have shocking moments monday in the jodi arias trial. tapes of the day that arias lied about her boyfriend being killed. ryan owens is covering the trial from phoenix. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. it's quite fascinating. the prosecutor is using jodi arias' own words, along with pictures they took that day, against her. he is shredding credibility. >> if i killed travis, i would beg for the death penalty. >> reporter: those words from a woman who admits she did kill travis alexander, and now faces the death penalty. the jury that decides if jodi arias gets that sentence, appeared riveted to this interrogation video. it was taped july 2008, a month after arias repeatedliy estabbe and shot her boyfriend. >> i looked at the map. i know where i went. >> reporter: she craws them a map, to say she was nowhere near alexander's mesa, arizona, home. >> what would you show if you were there? will that change your mind? >> i wasn't there. >> reporter: at which point the detective confronts arias with what police foun