michele and cal were going through a divorce, one that would be very costly to him. >> cal harris owned six car dealerships. the car dealerships were very successful. >> cal made a settlement offer of three quarts of a million dollars which was rejected. and shortly before michele's disappearance, the divorce court ordered an independent valuation of cal's business. the valuation alone would cost him $30,000. >> i think when had he gotten the certified letter of the $30,000 for the cpa, he was furious. >> cal harris also had a history. to his neighbors, it was hardly a secret. >> we saw the side of him in his past relationships where there was incidents of domestic violence and controlling behavior. >> so police asked cal harris, michele's boyfriend, brian early, and the cook at the restaurant, michael hakes, to take polygraph examinations. one of them refused. ...because it was easier to smoke than it was to quit. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. it's a non-nicotine pill. chantix reduced the urge for me to smoke. it actually caught me by

. >> reporter: 13 years after michelle harris vanished, her husband cal harris is doing something hedicts were your turn birthday u now after he's facing a third trial he's agreed to an interview. >> what's it been like for the last 13 years? it's been horrible, it's been a nightmare. i've been rip wade from my kids three times now. >> cal harris out on bail for the past year and a half says he is the victim of overzealous prosecutors who have focused on him despite lack of substantial evidence. but michelle's sister-in-law disagrees. >> 24 people totally agree he was guilty. you cannot get two people to agree on what color your hair is. >> reporter: a wealthy car dealer in new york, harris admits he and michelle, his wife of ten years, were in the middle of a contentious divorce when she suddenly disappeared sometime on september 11, 2001. her minivan was found at the bottom of the driveway. investigators immediately focused on harris as a suspect as did michelle's friends and family. >> the minute i got the phone call that she didn't come home, i knew he did something to her. >> re

and cal silver (clapping) ross and everyone who knew harry that was please come up we'll have a greatone from the harvey milk foundation and equality in the house come on up are your future the folks being trained not only in revocations but diversity come on up jose cisneros come on up. post office folks by the way, we've got the post office general we've got those cards i promised i'd mention the names. james wid he will come on up. i'm going to need our help. ross post master for san francisco. affidavit stou please come on up folks from the milk club everyone who has felt something from harvey and his legacy this is a photo opening for the angles come on up danny. this is the representatives by the way, san francisco a mayor a board of supervisors, and a community of people who have in their heart the belief that we got to give them hope. the yeses as my usage said you can't live on hope alone but without hope life is not living thank you harry and thank you san francisco (clapping) >>

at harris ranch in, a card board cut out of al cal chrome greets visit visitors 600 will be available saturday morning but won't last long. >> looking for anything with california chrome on it. so we're going to sell them. >> as soon as they went on display, linda shirleyed them up. >> i have two wine glasses that have california chrome on it since you're out of tee shirts >> some enjoy the previous wins. this beautiful cold was born to love the chase. everyone wants to be a chromy. this shirt handed down to employees. >> all of our farm people have them. everybody needs a hero. and chrome is our hero. >> people can't walk by without snapping a picture or taking a selfie. >> the race is tomorrow afternoon. we can let you know the outcome by activating our push alerts. go, california chrome. >> yes. that should be awesome. >> spencer christian is back for a second day on good morning america. >> spencer, what is the biggest difference from when you were here to now? >> the weather. it's calmer in san francisco. everything here is bigger, brighter, moving faster. i'm trying to keep up.

has passed scores of bills that harry reid the senate majority leader, a democrat, has sat on and killed. so where is the negotiation? >> what about the immigration bill, cal >> look, how about -- >> you've been sitting on that for two years. >> the first step of immigration reform is building the wall, stop the flow. when an emt gets to a wreck scene, the first thing he has to do is stop the blood from the victims. we have to stop the bleeding along the border before we talk about what we're doing with people who are already here. >> stop the bleeding further. >> we have to stop talking because we're out of time. either way, david mercer, cal thomas, thanks for joining us this saturday. >> thank you. have a good weekend. >>> we are just minutes away now from the benghazi terror suspect's appearance in court, ahmed abu khattala making his first apeernsz in a united states court. we will have continuing coverage. >>> also, calls for regime change in iran now reaching a fevered pitch. amid fears that a proposed nuclear agreement will not be enough to keep the government from getting its hands on a bomb. huh...fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or