a man like victor newman doesn't get convicted. >> kevin: and yet he did. >> mariah: can the world even function if he isn't running it? >> kevin: we're about to find out. >> mariah: so what's the protocol here? do we throw a parade, fireworks? popping champagne seems appropriate yet weird. >> kevin: considering how many folks he took down with him, weird is right. and michael purposefully threw his defense. >> natalie: oh, wow. [ scoffs ] that's brave, or stupid, or both.

a man like victor newman doesn't get convicted. >> kevin: and yet he did. >> mariah: can the world even function if he isn't running it? >> kevin: we're about to find out. >> mariah: so what's the protocol here? do we throw a parade, fireworks? popping champagne seems appropriate yet weird. >> kevin: considering how many folks he took down with him, weird is right. and michael purposefully threw his defense. >> natalie: oh, wow. [ scoffs ] that's brave, or stupid, or both. >> kevin: according to lauren, he could get disbarred. and victor disowned almost his entire family, of course. >> natalie: yeah, okay. hurt feelings, all of that. but what does this mean for us? >> mariah: human emotion is foreign to you, isn't it? >> natalie: you were wondering the same thing. >> mariah: okay, yes. we betrayed victor, as well.

a man like victor newman doesn't get convicted. >> kevin: and yet he did. >> mariah: can the world evenction if he isn't running it? >> kevin: we're about to find out. >> mariah: so what's the protocol here? do we throw a parade, fireworks? popping champagne seems appropriate yet weird. >> kevin: considering how many folks he took down with him, weird is right. and michael purposefully threw his defense. >> natalie: oh, wow. [ scoffs ] that's brave, or stupid, or both. >> kevin: according to lauren, he could get disbarred. and victor disowned almost his entire family, of course. >> natalie: yeah, okay. hurt feelings, all of that. but what does this mean for us? >> mariah: human emotion is foreign to you, isn't it? >> natalie: you were wondering the same thing. >> mariah: okay, yes. we betrayed victor, as well.

i want you to use every legal skill you got to make sure victor newman never sees another blue sky again the rest of his loathsome life. >> michael: you know what you're asking me to do, right? basically give up my career. you're asking me to betray everything i believe in. >> phyllis: just settle down. you have been his lawyer before. i am asking you to do that again, but this time, he gets what he deserves. >> jack: that is not the way to

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. >> billy: "yeah, i slept with victor newman." what? she'd say it, drop the mike, and leave the room? >> phyllis: yeah, basically. but you know what? i think it's incredibly liberating. she's out from under the control of victor. i mean, except for the part of her business being out there and being a walking freak show. >> billy: no, i don't see it that way. i see her as a strong woman. it's never easy coming forward. [ sighs ] >> phyllis: you gave me the push i needed. >> billy: you ran with it. >> phyllis: so did moxley. she ripped up her whole family just to get away from victor's control. >> billy: yeah. chalk it up another casualty to the black knight. >> phyllis: well, he will not be using her to get himself acquitted, that's for sure. >> billy: no, which means prison, which means we can move forward with pass key. it's perfect. >> jack: did either of you see the new revenue projections for the rest of the year? they're through the roof. >> billy: that's good news, right? >> phyllis: yeah. why aren't you acting happier? >> jack: be

. >> well, we spoke with actors eric braidon and peter bourbon who play victor newman and jack ab bottsut what it has been like. >> i have never enjoyed acting as much as i have on this show, never. >> it is hard to name a more complex character than victor newman in the history of television, and jack, well, jack has a lot of nuisance, as you said, you don't get to play when you just got a few short scenes a week. we're there every day, and we get to find levels that are fun to play. >> well, happy anniversary. you can catch young and restless every weekday at 2:30 right here on cbs-3. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" a peak inside the real life of duchess kate. >>> it has been more than 50 years since wilt chamberlain scored 100 points in one game we will tell you how that moment will be preserved for all times, stay with us. >>> one of the greatest moment in philly sports history is permanently even shrined in the library of congress. >> that is it, he shoots, and he scores. he has got it. >> that is the dean of philadelphia sportscasters bill campbell calling wilt chamberlain's

>> billy: "yeah, i slept with victor newman." what? she' d say it, drop the mike, and leave the room?

i want you to use every legal skill you got to make sure victor newman never sees another blue sky again the rest of his >> michael: you know what you' re asking me to do, right? basically give up my career. you' re asking me to betray everything i believe in. >> phyllis: just settle down.

>> billy: "yeah, i slept with victor newman." what? she' d say it, drop the mike, and leave the room? >> phyllis: yeah, basically. but you know what? i think it' s incredibly liberating. she' s out from under the control of victor. i mean, except for the part of her business being out there and being a walking freak show. >> billy: no, i don' t see it that way. i see her as a strong woman. it' s never easy coming forward. [ sighs ] >> phyllis: you gave me the push i needed. >> billy: you ran with it. >> phyllis: so did moxley. she ripped up her whole family just to get away from victor' s control. >> billy: yeah. chalk it up another casualty to the black knight. >> phyllis: well, he will not be using her to get himself acquitted, that' s for sure.

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victor newman to the stand. >> judge murray: order. order in the court, please. >> christine: your honor, this is absurd given the severity of the charges. >> judge murray: i have to agree, mr. newman. representing yourself in a criminal proceeding is extremely ill-advised. >> christine: it's madness. >> victor: madness is my own

>> billy: "yeah, i slept with victor newman." what? she' d say it, drop the mike, and leave the room? >> phyllis: yeah, basically. but you know what? i think it' s incredibly

victor newman to the stand. >> judge murray: order. order in the court, please. >> christine: your honor, this is absurd given the severity of the charges. >> judge murray: i have to agree, mr. newman. representing yourself in a criminal proceeding is extremely ill-advised. >> christine: it's madness. >> victor: madness is my own lawyer throwing my trial and sending me to prison. there's obviously no one i can trust. my family and friends here, enjoying this public humiliation, and all because of you, phyllis abbott!

but i will make it crystal clear that victor newman's back was against the wall, that he was acting merely in self-defense. >> phyllis: that is a lie! my husband had nothing to do with the computer virus! you don't care about that, do you, victor? because you want to silence the competition, including letting

but i will make it crystal clear that victor newman's back was against the wall, that he was acting merely in self-defense. >> phyllis: that is a lie! my husband had nothing to do with the computer virus! you don't care about that, do you, victor? because you want to silence the competition, including letting my husband almost die! >> judge murray: order! i want order in this courtroom! >> jack: sit down. >> judge murray: i won't tolerate any more outbursts -- from anyone!

>> billy: "yeah, i slept with victor newman." what? she'd say it, drop the mike, and leave the room? >> phyllis: yeah, basically. but you know what? i think it's incredibly liberating. she's out from under the control of victor. i mean, except for the part of her business being out there and being a walking freak show. >> billy: no, i don't see it that way.

>> billy: "yeah, i slept with victor newman." what? d say it, drop the mike, and leave the room? >> phyllis: yeah, basically. but you know what? i think it's incredibly liberating. she's out from under the control of victor. i mean, except for the part of her business being out there and

but i will make it crystal clear that victor newman's back was against the wall, that he was acting merely phyllis: that is a lie! my husband had nothing to do with the computer virus! you don't care about that, do you, victor? because you want to silence the competition, including letting my husband almost die! >> judge murray: order! i want order in this courtroom! >> jack: sit down. >> judge murray: i won't tolerate any more outbursts -- from anyone!

>> billy: "yeah, i slept with victor newman." what? she'd say it, drop the mike, and leave the room? >> phyllis: yeah, basically. but you know what? i think it's incredibly liberating. she's out from under the control of victor. i mean, except for the part of her business being outhe

i want you to use every legal skill you got to make sure victor newman never sees another blue sky again the rest of his loathsome life. >> michael: you know what you' re asking me to do, right? basically give up my career. you' re asking me to betray everything i believe in. >> phyllis: just settle down. you have been his lawyer before. again, but this time, he gets what he deserves. >> jack: that is not the way to handle the situation with victor. >> phyllis: on the contrary, jack. it' s the only way. >> sarah: so, dr. whistler needs to examine you. it won' t take long. you' re safe, max. there' s nothing to be afraid of. >> sarah: okay. >> dylan: uh, excuse me, ma' am. detective mcavoy, gcpd. i got the call about max rayburn. >> sarah: sarah fox, child protective services. >> dylan: nice to meet you. so, what' s, uh -- what' s the situation? >> sarah: well, max told his homeroom teacher his dad' s been mistreating him. that triggered the call to my office. >> dylan: [ sighs ] >> sarah: the doctor will examine the boy for any signs of physical abuse or injury, and based on what he find

when i met victor newman i broke out in tears and sobbed. i didn't know it was coming.ack coffee watching "the young and the restless." >> get that stuff when you are young out of your system. it's time to be healthy. march is colorectal awareness month. we are answering questions about screenings and treatments that can save lives. if you or your spouse is over the age of 50, call the number now to schedule a lifesaving screening, the number to call to speak to an expert 202-895- 5560. >> good service. >>> the phone lines will be open all hour-long. now we turn it over to meaghan mooney and matt hubert

victor's only advocate, probably not. >> phyllis: but you're not sure if the other newmans will be able to follow through. you think one of them might change their mind and side with victor? >> michael: it only takes one shaky newman to destroy our whole plan. >> nikki: hey. >> victoria: mom. hey. thank you for coming. >> nikki: well, of course. any time. but you sounded worried on the phone. >> victoria: no, i'm just busy. i wanted to get the family together for one last meeting before the trial. >> nikki: why? have you heard something? >> victoria: no, mom, it's just that... we need to be ready for tomorrow. dad needs to be held

newman sues us? >> billy: why? 'cause victor was stupid enough to fire natalie and cancel the contract? >> jack: doesn't mean she's free to come work for us. look, even if he doesn't have a legitimate claim to this intellectual property, it doesn't mean they can't sue us to tie us up in court. >> billy: there's not gonna be a lawsuit, jack. trust me. newman enterprises doesn't want anything to do with pass key. i already offered part of the profits to victoria. >> jack: wait, you what? >> billy: don't worry about it. she turned me down. then she called off the wedding.

newman sues us? >> billy: why? ' cause victor was stupid enough to fire natalie and cancel the contract? >> jack: doesn' t mean she' s free to come work for us. look, even if he doesn' t have a legitimate claim to this intellectual property, it doesn' t mean they can' t sue us to tie us up in court. >> billy: there' s not gonna be a lawsuit, jack. trust me. newman enterprises doesn' t want anything to do with pass key. i already offered part of the profits to victoria.

newman sues us? >> billy: why? 'cause victor was stupid enough to fire natalie and cancel the contract? to come work for us. look, even if he doesn't have a legitimate claim to this intellectual property, it doesn't mean they can't sue us to tie us up in court. >> billy: there's not gonna be a lawsuit, jack. trust me. newman enterprises doesn't want anything to do with pass key. i already offered part of the profits to victoria. >> jack: wait, you what? >> billy: don't worry about it. she turned me down. then she called off the wedding. >> victoria: dad, look. i'm not here to gloat.

newman sues us? >> billy: why? 'cause victor was stupid enough to fire natalie and cancel the contract?prises doesn't want anything to do with pass key. i already offered part of the profits to victoria. >> jack: wait, you what? >> billy: don't worry about it. she turned me down. then she called off the wedding. >> victoria: dad, look. i'm not here to gloat.

newman sues us? >> billy: why? 'cause victor was stupid enough to fire natalie and cancel the contract?'t mean she's free to come work for us. look, even if he doesn't have a legitimate claim to this intellectual property, it doesn't mean they can't sue us to tie us up in court. >> billy: there's not gonna be a lawsuit, jack. trust me. newman enterprises doesn't want anything to do with pass key. i already offered part of the profits to victoria. >> jack: wait, you what? >> billy: don't worry about it. she turned me down. then she called off the wedding. >> victoria: dad, look. i'm not here to gloat.

victor: don't listen to your brother. he's bitter because i just relieved him of his duties at newman enterprises. >> adam: oh, i see. okay. nice spin. is that how it went? except i left on my own accord. it was my choice. >> victoria: i guess you're rewriting history again. doesn't surprise me. >> victor: what fabrications have got you so upset? >> victoria: dad, these are not fabrications. you hired a criminal to impersonate jack -- to take over his company and his home and his wife. what can you possibly say to justify this? >> billy: whoa, whoa, hey, hey. where you off to in such a hurry? >> phyllis: you were right. >> billy: about? >> phyllis: victor's never gonna pay for what he's done unless i

victor: don't listen to your brother. he's bitter because i just relieved him of his duties at newman enterprises. >> adam: oh, i see. okay. nice spin. is that how it went? except i left on my own accord. it was my choice.

victor: don't listen to your brother. he's bitter because i just relieved him of his duties at newman enterprises. >> adam: oh, i see. okay. nice spin. is that how it went? except i left on my own accord. it was my choice. >> victoria: i guess you're rewriting history again. doesn't surprise me. >> victor: what fabrications have got you so upset? >> victoria: dad, these are not fabrications.

victor: don't listen to your brother. he's bitter because i just relieved him of his duties at newman enterprises. >> adam: oh, i see. okay. nice spin. is that how it went? except i left on my own accord. it was my choice. >> victoria: i guess you're rewriting history again. doesn't surprise me. >> victor: what fabrications have got you so upset? >> victoria: dad, these are not fabrications. you hired a criminal to impersonate jack -- to take over his company and his home and his wife. what can you possibly say to justify this? >> billy: whoa, whoa, hey, hey. where you off to in such a hurry? >> phyllis: you were right. >> billy: about? >> phyllis: victor's never gonna pay for what he's done unless i

victor: don't listen to your brother. he's bitter because i just relieved him of his duties at newman enterprises. >> adam: oh, i see. okay. nice spin. is that how it went? except i left on my own accord. it was my choice. >> victoria: i guess you're rewriting history again. doesn't surprise me. >> victor: what fabrications have got you so upset? >> victoria: dad, these are not fabrications.

victor: don't listen to your brother. he's bitter because i just relieved him of his duties at newman enterprises. >> adam: oh, i see. okay. nice spin. is that how it went? except i left on my own accord. it was my choice. >> victoria: i guess you're rewriting history again. doesn't surprise me. >> victor: what fabrications have got you so upset? >> victoria: dad, these are not fabrications. you hired a criminal to impersonate jack -- to take over his company and his home and his wife. what can you possibly say to justy

victor: don't listen to your brother. he's bitter because i just relieved him of his duties at newman enterprises. >> adam: oh, i see.. is that how it went? except i left on my own accord. it was my choice. >> victoria: i guess you're rewriting history again. doesn't surprise me. >> victor: what fabrications have got you so upset? >> victoria: dad, these are not fabrications. you hired a criminal to impersonate jack -- to take over his company and his home and his wife. what can you possibly say to justify this

victor: don't listen to your brother. he's bitter because i just relieved him of his duties at newman enterprises. >> adam: oh, i see. okay. nice spin. is that how it went? except i left on my own accord. it was my choice. >> victoria: i guess you're rewriting history again. doesn't surprise me. >> victor: what fabrications have got you so upset? >> victoria: dad, these are not fabrications. you hired a criminal to impersonate jack -- to take over his company and his home and his wife. what can you possibly say to justify this?

victor: don't listen to your brother. he's bitter because i just relieved him of his duties at newman enterprises. >> adam: oh, i see. okay. nice spin. is that how it went? except i left on my own accord. it was my choice. >> victoria: i guess you're rewriting history again. doesn't surprise me. >> victor: what fabrications have got you so upset? >> victoria: dad, these are not fabrications. you hired a criminal to

newman. technically he's only 12 years old. our engineer. >> victor: he looks like 12. next he doesn't. >> janine: a lot more news happening today. here is more to come. weave ap exclusive interview with the mother whose baby was taken from her at gunpoint. >>> and we'll tell you how tag technology alerted police to a stolen car leading to a dangerous high-speed pursuit >> announcer: and tonight at 11:00. 100 deaths in florida last year.no end in sight, until now. tonight at 11:00. (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey s/und) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to hey candidates. enough talk. >> victor: this wild chase in oakland park earlier this week was set off by a license plate reader pinging.. four giuliani in that car were eventually caught and arrrrted js we want to know about that plate reading technology and even got to sht in action local10's jenise fernandez shows us. >> jenise: 30 min of chaos