she's in her new home, and has just finished the day at her new job at villanova university.ening she stopped to post something to instagram. >> it was thisn her nejob.e ook optimistic. >> mark and jennair planned to have dinner together, and talk about their divorce. >> when i got there it was so nice outside. they had an outdoor patio, and i said, "i'm going to be sitting outside." she said, "okay, great." >> jennair texted me and says, "i made a wrong turn. i'm going to be late." 10 minutes or so go by and she texted me back and said, "i'm not coming. just go home." and she sent me a text. it was a photo of trash. there was a condom in the middle of that photo. i knew the context of it.dith'sr >> looking for evidence of any kind that i had been there. >> and then she sent me a text that said, "you ruined my life." and then another text that said, "i hope you never find happiness." and a third text that said, "bye mark." meanwhile, i'm already texting meredith, and she's not replying to me. i thought, okay. so jennair went over to her house, there was a confrontation. who k

. >> meredith accepted a prestigious position at villanova university as an assistant vice president. >> reporter: jennair on the other hand is looking ahead to what she feels is a life alone in a new city with no job or support system. >> everybody says it's over. i'm not there yet, i can't accept it. >> jennair was concerned about being tossed away. >> you don't find me appealing. you don't find me attractive. you don't want me anymore. you don't even like me. you are miserable. she lights your fire, she makes you feel young. >> she had huge fears about being left financially. >> i realize that this whole situation has caused you not to be able to get a job. i get that, i really do. >> you screwed the pooch, big time. on us, my future, your future, our future, our finances. everything. you screwed the [ bleep ] pooch because you made an immoral, selfish choice. >> reporter: during this time, mark says jennair started acting erratically. >> she was threatening to jump out the window? >> that was certainly the impression that i was given. >> reporter: he says he encouraged her to reac

alexander on the team who prepared then senator obama for the 2008 presidential debates, now dean at villanovay law school. great to have you back, and we task you to think of the top three things you'll watch for tonight. begin with your point about just the intensity really dialed up. >> right. thanks for having me on again, brooke. >> yeah. >> the intensity will be much higher tonight, as you mentioned you've got sanders, warren, biden all on the same stage plus klobuchar, booker, buttigieg all of those, top candidates all on the stage together. much more intense. focus on the top candidates make a more intense event. >> what else? >> i think also you have to see what's their appeal? i think there's a lot to see about trust and fear as i look at it. who are they trusting? the question, what's the appeal? trust to all voters? candidates have to say, i'm the candidate for everybody, and i trust they'll vote for me and i worry that some of the candidates are misguiding themselves saying i fear something here and there. you know, donald trump, he trusts his voters. they follow him at a very hig

just started villanova. how proud he is of you.great, big guy and i would be remiss if i didn't mention two of his best friends, mike favali who set up a beautiful golf outing every year to celebrate my brother's life. it meant so much to us. awend your beautiful wife, sue, thank you and my brother's best friend, arthur dala, who has been like a second big brother for me. always been there for my family and more importantly he's been teach mig nephew about my brother and sharing stories with him. and i would be refist misif i didn't mention my dear friends, who have been there all the time. my brother always said i had the best friends in the world and he was right. my beautiful wife cindy. joe brought us together. i've known you my whole life. it wasn't until the loss of him that my eyes were opened to see what i had in front of me. i haven't been the easiest person to live with, but i love you with all my heart. thank you for my two beautiful children, i love you. god bless you all, thanks for listening. god bless america. >> pau

the degree was five villanova. they have been with us before but what i would say is these hbcu's had been bringing african-americans into the creative workforce of the country and added social mobility and they continue to produce. it is what we cultivate in this country. what is happening is they hbcu and hispanic colleges as well are about creating talent in the country. when we overproduce educating students to become doctors and lawyers and policymakers, that's what we do. investing in these is not an individual benefit for the students. it's a benefit for their communities and their regions. >> i'm not denying that you are doing a tremendous job but i'm wondering on the larger issue your comment. >> what i'm saying if you talk about all of the city -- ethnicities and i do. and our community there are interns for other communities. they are very well-integrated and welcome to us as well. >> thank you. i thank all of you at some point or other in your testimony talks about poverty and the importance of lifting