-- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com welcome to sunday on cnn. i'm christi paul. >> and i'm victor blackwell. the georgia father charged with murder after leaving his toddler alone in an suv. >> he did address the crowd by speakerphone from jail, which surprised a lot of people. police say harris recently used the internet to search for information about child deaths inside vehicles including what temperature it needs to be for that death to occur.

>> cnn's nick valencia has more for us this morning. good morning, nick. >> reporter: the tiny red casket for 22-month-old cooper harris was placed in front of a crowd of hundreds who came to pay respects. under a light rain in tuscaloosa, alabama, 22-month-old cooper was laid to rest at a funeral service attended by hundreds. not present his father, justin ross harris, accused of killing the toddler. he did call in to thank funeral guests for supporting his son. his wife said she's absolutely not angry at her husband. she called him a wonderful father and said that the truth would come out. harris could be heard sobbing over the phone as the crowd gave him a standing ovation. early saturday new startling details emerged about the 33-year-old. according to search warrants obtained by cnn he said he recently researched through the internet child deaths inside

vehicles and what temperature it needs to be for that to occur. the police officer went on to say "justin stated that he was fearful that this could happen." what remains unclear is exactly when that search was done. friends and family say the man police paint as a murderer is not the man they know. >> i want that he would be able to forgive himself. >> reporter: family friend carol brown. >> it just seems out of character for ross, and i know people change. it's been 15 years or so since we've had contact in the church, so you know, people change. but it's just hard for me to imagine that that is the ross, the sweet ross harris, the sweet little, funny boy that we knew. >> reporter: a lawyer has instructed harris' family not to speak to the media. those who have spoken off camera say a man with the moral fiber of harris would never be capable

of killing his own son, left for seven hours under the blistering son cooper died. what could have motivated harris to kill his only child. outside the church, friends and family grieve as they wait to find out if baby cooper's death was a terrible accident or something more sinister. justin ross harris is next due in court on july 3rd. victor, christi? >> all righty, nick valencia, thank you so much. dr. gail saltz is a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst. thank you for being with us. i have to tell you there's a moment that stuck out for both of us when we read what leighanne harris said. am i angry with ross, absolutely not. it's never crossed my mind. ross is and was if will be if. we have any more children a wonderful father. cooper meant the world to him. when she said "am i angry?

absolutely not" i'm a parent. i love my husband. i know my husband woulder in do anything to intentionally hurt my kids but on some level, aren't you angry or don't you have to be at some point in order to deal with the grief? isn't that part of the process? >> well, i wouldn't say that you have to be, but i would say it would be highly likely to be. however, if you think about it, if you have lost your child and you believe that your husband is not responsible for it, then all you have is your husband to lean on, to turn to and it might be really important to not be aware of any anger that you might have or be aware of it but feel that it's not logical, because you believe that it's an accident. and in that sense, you know, say to yourself, it wouldn't be fair to be angry or i'm simply going to repress, deny through some defense mechanism say i'm not

angry. >> won't you eventually be if you do that? >> you know, not necessarily. i mean, it's certainly possible that you'll be motivated to do something, because unconsciously you'll be angry and it will come out in some other way, some other fight, being angry about something else, but it's also possible to keep that kind of thing really denied or repressed for a very long time. >> let me ask you about what the dad said. he called in from jail and part of what he said "thank you for everything you've done for my boy, good life. no words to say, just horrible. i'm just sorry i can't be there." should we have expected him to say what they're saying about me isn't true or i was not responsible or does this crowd, does he owe them that or did he even need to say it to them? >> you know, i think that if your child -- let me just say this. your child dying is about the

most stressful disturbing thing that can happen, and if this was not intentional, then that would probably be your sole focus. not am i guilty, or not guilty, don't believe them, et cetera. you would be so grieved and in a state of shock and even if you are not purposely responsible, guilt-ridden, that that might just be your sole focus. my son and i'm sorry, and i needed to be there for my son. that is logically your focus. obviously if there's something going on that wasn't okay, then you know all that's come off because as we know, you know, people who are guilty lie to cover the truth, and then it's hard to know what to make of their words. >> you know, there's something

else that the mom said that i think all of us can relate to. she said some of you might wonder how i'm even standing today. i wonder that myself. i should be crumpled into a heap of tears under the dirt but the lord is holding me up right now, he's holding ross up. in your experience, dr. saltz, how does faith play a role in recovery and healing and a notion of survival from something like this? >> i think for many people, a huge role, taken does allow people to function in a certain way, and take their grief and feel to some degree that there must have been a reason that more importantly that their loved one is in a better place, and not that it ends the grief process by any stretch, but it is really a comfort to people who feel strongly about their faith, taken can be very

healing. >> okay, and lastly, i'm wondering, you know, if this was an accident and this dad is dealing with this, how do you reconcile that in why you are sflif. >> wellife? >> well, that's very difficult. people who have lost a child, a mother and father, are at high risk for suicide in the first year after that loss, whatever the means may be, and if you are responsible for it, i would say that would make you that much more at risk, so obviously i'm not talking about if this was a premeditated act but if this was an accident and yet it was your accident, and it was the very accident you were afraid would happen, which has to make one question, did it sort of happen before, in other words, was there a leaving of the car and then an oops, oh, i forgot, and then a fear that that would

happen, but if you are responsible, i would be very concerned about that person having complicated xwragrief, depression and being at risk for suicide. >> police aren't telling us if he's under suicide watch. we've asked several times. dr. gail saltz, thank you for your insight. lot of questions here. >> my pleasure. also we talk about the fierce clashes in iraq today. the country's defense forces are getting some new fire power to battle isis militants. about 20 million people may be facing severe weather today, thunderstorms, hail, tornadoes possible, too. we'll take a look at the forecast in just a moment. what's your favorite kind of cheerios? honey nut. but... chocolate is my other favorite... oh yeah, and frosted! what's your most favorite of all? hmm...the kind i have with you. me too.

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iraqi defense forces have a fleet of powerful, new weapon this is morning in their battle against isis militants. >> five russian fighter jets are in iraq now, the first of 25 warplanes due to be delivered. >> meantime officials in the kurdish region have put patrols on border crossings. >> there are conflicting reports about which side controls saddam hussein's home up to of tikrit. islamist fighters we're told still have the upper hand. >> candy crowley will have much more on the crisis in iraq. >> she joins us right now. good morning. you'll be talking with house

intelligence chairman mike rogers. >> the benghazi ringleader is now in the united states, we want to get his thoughts on that. we thought isis could be in baghdad right now but it's not so what's going on. there's plenty of stuff to talk to him about. >> and i know back in washington, this firestorm over those missing e-mails connects to you the irs investigation and we understand you'll be talking exclusively with the attorney for the official at the center of all this. >> yes, a man named bill taylor you recall irs official lois lerner who has since retired, she was kind of at the center of this probe about whether her group unfairly targeted conservative groups who were seeking tax exemptions. that's still an ongoing thing and in the midst of this, there's some of lerner's e-mails for over a two-year period have gone missing, just a big crash and they're nowhere to be found and this is republicans on fire, so we'll be talking to bill

taylor as well as the chair of the oversight committee in the house, darrell issa. >> all righty, candy crowley, good to see you. >> thanks. >> watch "state of the union" coming up at the top of the hour, 9:00 a.m. eastern, right here on cnn. as candy just mentioned the alleged mastermind of the deadly 2012 benghazi attacks pleaded not guilty this weekend in a brief aexperience in federal court. standing before a judge with long graying hair and, he made whisper of his name in a barely audible voice. he has been charged with one count of material support to terrorists but additional charges are expected and those could bring the death penalty. khattala is due back in court next week. listen, 20 million of us today are going to be at the hands of extreme weather, flooding in the midwest. tropical weather off the coast of georgia.

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all right yu. let's talk about weather, shall we, because it's going to be nasty today, right, karen? >> it is, and just wanted you to know that this is just in from shelby county, there's a flash flood emergency in memphis. they've already seen between four and six inches of rainfall, an additional couple of inches of rainfall. let's show you some live pictures coming out of a tower cam in the memphis area. there is a thunderstorm in memphis right now, but beyond that, we've already seen such heavy rainfall with additional couple of inches of rainfall, they are saying that this is a particularly dangerous situation. number of areas reported some flooding. we've had reports of parking lots, streets, apartment buildings, cars stranded. there is another line of storms due across the region over the coming hours and in the red shaded area, flash flood warnings but as i mentioned for shelby county there is a flash

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you think they're waking up this morning going oh my xwosh that's me. >> i think they're still sleeping. in rio specifically celebrating brazil's narrow win over chile yesterday, came down to the last few moments, earning them a ticket to the world cup quarterfinals. >> you know we want that. as a team usa fan we're waiting to do the same thing on tuesday. >> yes.

oh, wait, is it my turn? you jumped ahead. hey, do or die. >> it's the elimination round so no more ties. we have to win. we have to have a lead at the end of the game, because obviously if it's a tie we go to p.k.s. that's what happened in the brazil game. today a short two-hour flight headed to salvador. tuesday the weather is supposed to be crystal clear, a great 70 degrees, very little chance of rain. on paper belgium a great team fafd over the red white and blue and the roster is one of the highest paid in the world cup. jurgen klinsmann says after making it out of the group of debt his squad can take anyone and beat them. brazil is lucky to be advancing. the game came down to a penalty shoot-out and brazil star neymar made the kimpbs.

stop and start job made the edge. start, stop, score. that would give them the advantage. chile would have the opportunity to score the equalizer, one last chance on the penalty kick but it hits the post. the heartbreak for chile, the celebration for brazil, the host nation is moving on, they survive barely and they go play colombia next and what a performance by 22-year-old james rodriguez, he scored both goals against uruguay. rodriguez in his first world cup ever leads all scorers with five goals, colombia, brazil friday. later today, mexico, netherlands, costa rea and greece. great day of soccer. team usa we're getting -- look at this goal. >> pretty amazing. >> he literally hits it off of his chest and hits it midair and scores. >> you know what i love is neymar's finger wagging. >> got that.

>> and his distinctive quaff. >> joe, thank you so much. guess who else is in wbrazi? chris cuomo will be live starting from 6:00 a.m. make some great memories. >> "inside politics" with john king starts right now. tea party gets a shellacking including in a big mississippi senate race where the loser says it's wrong african-americans made a big difference. >> there is something a bit unusual about a republican primary that's decided by liberal democrats. >> reporter: and if the establishment is winning big and favors immigration reform, why won't gop leaders in congress schedule a vote? >> the legislation is not going to happen under this very cynical and cowardly leadership. >> reporter: plus the president hits the road, visiting the bluest of blue states. he's in a midterm funk and