yeah, for tina. >> that was a good moment for us. >> mcvay, come on up. >> reporter: tim mcvay pleadedied bail and put in the county jail. that's where "dateline" found him for his first television interview. >> i did not kill carrie. and i did not dump her body. >> reporter: tim said the wrong guy was behind bars, pointing to the fight carrie told him that she and justin had that saturday morning. >> reporter: did she say what the fight was over? >> romantic issues. i guess that'd be the best way to put it. >> reporter: of a sexual nature? >> that was my impression, yes. >> reporter: and then what happened after that? >> there was some throwing. a couple of things had gotten broken. there was a little bit of a physical altercation between the two of 'em. >> reporter: tim said the last time he saw carrie was when he drove her back to her house, just before he went to the airport. >> she was walking into the garage at her house -- alive, happy, as well as could be. >> reporter: tim said he still loved carrie, even though they'd broken up. but how could he explain the seemingly damning l

and i am here representing my family the mcvai family and specifically our mother francis mcvai who is the surviving owner of 198 fifth street. some of you might know it as the chiefton at the corner of fifth and howard. for the past 50 years, many of you may have known this as the m&m tavern and the newspaper bar for the chronicle writers. press man and staff. some of you may know it as the chiefton a lively bar and restaurant. some of you may know it as a place that provides affordable housing in a unique remodel of a 1912 building that we did in 1980. in short, we are soma. the mcvai family has been neighbors of the herst property, for 50 years. and has conducted business on fifth street for over 70 years, my grandfather had the pub up the street before the current pub on the corner of fifth and howard. yes, we are irish and yes, they are pubs. >> throughout these years, we have seen the neighborhood change and change dramatically, and we believe for the better. there has been growth and development bringing back activity and enlifening this whole area. the scope of the project is s

and i am here representing my family the mcvai family and specifically our mother francis mcvai who is the surviving owner of 198 fifth street. some of you might know it as the chiefton at the corner of fifth and howard. for the past 50 years, many of you may have known this as the m&m tavern and the newspaper bar for the chronicle writers. press man and staff. some of you may know it as the chiefton a lively bar and restaurant. some of you may know it as a place that provides affordable housing in a unique remodel of a 1912 building that we did in 1980. in short, we are soma. the mcvai family has been neighbors of the herst property, for 50 years. and has conducted business on fifth street for over 70 years, my grandfather had the pub up the street before the current pub on the corner of fifth and howard. yes, we are irish and yes, they are pubs. >> throughout these years, we have seen the neighborhood change and change dramatically, and we believe for the better. there has been growth and development bringing back activity and enlifening this whole area. the scope of the project is s