good shot anna lee. way to go.e, a little bit bigger. > you're trying to get them to -- oops, coach mike needs help. > it will velcro on there. >> it's called the flag sticky. > come on, yea. all right, now, real quickly, you, i'm sure get really proper lessons. >> sure. >>reporter: you have your college shirt on. you know the rules. >> yeah. >>reporter: ever in your whole life did you think you would get to hit a golf ball at your teacher's head. >> no. >>reporter: this is good day philadelphia. so you are going to get to do that right now. mike is putting on the fuzzy hat, which i love. hit him in the head. >> anything to get them involved, i guess, right? >>reporter: here we go. we're going to do a couple of these, coach mike run for your life. ladies, swing for your life. anna lee, be nice. >>reporter: can you imagine, guys back in the studio. david help us out so we can see one before we go. >> anna lee, you got this. l to y. >>reporter: l to y. >> all right, dave. >>reporter: we're counting on you, buddy. up

>> and what did lee anna say? >> she said i must be in shock. >> how were they hearing the other conversation? >> it was so loud, judge. such an outburst, i would put it. >> at some point after -- did they bring lee anna back and interview her, as well. >> yes, they did. >> and did they note the same lack of emotion from her? >> that is correct. >> did you finally see -- did you see emotion from the defendant at some point? >> yes. >> and at some point, did you put the defendant and his wife in a room together? >> i did. >> when you did that, who was it that got emotional? >> the father. >> and could you tell the judge, what was he being emotional about? what was the main thing he was crying about or sobbing about or whatever he was doing? >> it was all about him. i can't believe this is happening to me. i can't believe, you know, this happened to me. why am i being punished for this. and continued. it was all very one-sided. >> did he talk about losing his job? >> he talked about losing his job, what are we going

. >>> good morning, hi, my name is anna lee and i'm part of the leadership for levels latina. for me and my boys, [speaker not understood] the entire community because i am their mom of the community. and if the latin boys nexus take back the block, [speaker not understood] lots of latinos, [speaker not understood]. i would like to ask for help, and please support our levels latina, we need a lot of support. thank you very much. >> thank you. thank you. next speaker, please. >>> good morning. i'm here from market street youth services and i'm here to request your support for homeless youth. mental health services for homeless youth, substance use, services for homeless youth, lgbtq services in the castro for service youth, and especially the diamond shelter. we want to present homeless youth from becoming homeless adults. thank you very much.

>> and what did lee anna say? must be in shock. >> how were they hearing the other conversation? >> it was so loud, judge. such an outburst, i would put it. >> at some point after -- did they bring lee anna back and interview her, as well. >> yes, they did. >> and did they note the same lack of emotion from her? >> that is correct. >> did you finally see -- did you see emotion from the defendant at some point? >> yes. >> and at some point, did you put the defendant and his wife in a room together? >> i did. >> when you did that, who was it that got emotional? >> the father. >> and could you tell the judge, what was he being emotional about? what was the main thing he was crying about or sobbing about or whatever he was

meanwhile, in georgia an attorney for lee anna harris says she's living every parent's nightmare. ld son is dead and her husband charged with murder. we have the latest. so the attorney for lee anna harris issued a statement. what does it say? >> it says a couple things, anderson. first and foremost, it seems to be a plea for privacy on her behalf and also seems to be a warning not to be well, rushing any kind of judgment whit comes to the treatment of the mother. it's particularly critical of the news media, it says newspapers, television and online immediate have have fostered an atmosphere in her every word, action or emotion or failure to cry in front of a crowd is execuscrutinized for s mean meaning and hounded olympic bombing hero richard jewell when he didn't behave as some thought he should. he was accused by law enforcement and members of the media perhaps maybe being involved. he was not. he was exonerated fully but when he died in 2007 he always said he lived the rest of his life under a cloud of suspicion, anderson. >> there is no mention of her husband in the statement

lee anna harris visited her husband justin harris. she stayed for about 36 minutes.is is charged with murder and child cruelty in the death of their son cooper. the child died two months shy of his second birthday. he was strapped into his car seat for seven hours. harris says it was an accident. authorities combing his electronic footprints. he did serarches how long it takes for an animal to die in a car and how to survive in prison. martin savidge join us us from georgia. >> reporter: anderson, we don't do too much more about the visitation. we don't even know if there was a visitation. we saw the wife go in and 30 minutes later she comes back out but it's the policy not to say anything about anybody's visitation so we don't know if husband and wife actually spoke. lee anna harris' steadfast support of her husband seemed odd to a number of people and in the court of public opinion, odd is seen as a spasuspicious. what does it add up to? here is what we found. lee anna harris so far has shown very little emotion publicly even after hearing her son was left in a swe

i spoke to george and anna lee duck zun ski today from perth and asked them about that faith in the absenceand my mind, i got a message and the message was i will give you this daughter back. >> fatima's mother remembers her daughter's strength and still today believes in her heart that if anyone could have survived such a catastrophic crash, it was her. >> now i say you, if there is one person who could have survived, it's our daughter. she's aerospace engineer. she did glider flying. she's 25 years old. she is kung fu trained. she is a vegetarian and she did everyday training. we have all this evidence. our daughter if anybody let's say when you say who could make this, then it's our daughter. >> they felt many signs their hope isn't misplaced including this mystery. her cell phone which they say when called was still connecting after the crash. it's one of many questions they simply want answered. >> fatima an aerospace engineer from jerusalem, show phoned her from jerusalem. she was praying for her and then phoned her and the phone was answering in ukrainian language. what does that mea

were they the ones that told lee anna that cooper was deceased? >> quick break here in this probable cause and bond hearing out of georgia. you're looking at the father here in that orange jumpsuit. he is justin ross harris, accused of felony murder in the death of his 22-month-old left in that car. back right after this. (vo) after 50 years of designing cars for crash survival, subaru has developed our most revolutionary feature yet. a car that can see trouble... ...and stop itself to avoid it. when the insurance institute for highway safety tested front crash prevention nobody beat subaru models with eyesight. not honda. not ford or any other brand. subaru eyesight. an extra set of eyes, every time you drive. humans. even when we cross our "ts" and dot our "i's", we still run into problems. that's why liberty mutual insurance offers accident forgiveness with our auto policies. if you qualify, your rates won't go up due to your first accident. because making mistakes is only human, and so are we. we also offer new car replacement, so if you total

there was not a lot of response from harris, ross harris and lee anna harris, however, when the detectivego into the line of questioning about the sexting, especially with a 16-year-old girl then allegedly, there was an audible response from this gallery filled with in many ways ross harris supporters. why? let me show you. right here, we've got the courthouse in which today's proceedings happened. i want to show you the church he's a member of is on the corner, stone bridge church. we saw about 40 or 50 of them kind of walk in at the same time and they surrounded the wife here, lee anna harris who only really started to show some emotion after, again, the descriptions of how much this man loved his son. there was also a moment of pungsuation when the defense attorney asked the lead detective, would it surprise you to know that ross harris is deaf in his right ear? we hadn't heard anything about that. if you think he's in the driver's seat here and the car seat is in the center, is it possible he did not hear the boy right next to him? that was another moment of explanation from the crowd

and lee anna harris, the reaction, some people are waiting for the other shoe to drop.that this family is very religious, very centered in christianity. there's no way that someone like this, with this character could do something like this. a lot of people looking at the reaction to lee anna harris in the courtroom or lack of. saying she was very emotionless, expressionless. really how does anyone react normally after a child passes? what is a normal quote-unquote reaction? >> that's a good point. sometimes when we say we expect something. but having not gone through what they're going through, we don't know exactly how we would respond in that way. and the witnesses that were called by the defense, although each one of them said i know a good guy, you know he's a christian man, he's a church-going man, that they only know him. >> they only know him in that sense. they say we did not know about this. one said is it possible he could have an entire second life. and they admitted quite possible. >> that's partly why he was denied bond. >> alternative lifestyle he had. th

and what temperature it needs to be for that to occur and the second stutter, the child's mother, lee annas made similar statements researching in car deaths and how it occurs. harris says he's not guilty of the charges but the news gave supporters, even long-time family friends doubts. >> i mean, he could have gone to the car and not seen the little boy, if the boy was sleeping or, you know, could have. he could have been districted, but i do have questions about it. >> reporter: then came cooper's funeral. his mother remembering not only the young boy but speaking out defending her husband saying ross, is, was and will be if we have more children a wonderful father and cooper's father himself calling from jail. with suspicions and police claims, many outside the investigation struggle to understand if cooper's death was accidental or intentional. hoping to find the true meaning of a father's anguished question what have i done? >> martin savidge joins me from marietta, georgia. martin, based on your reporting, what do you think we can expect at this probable cause hearing tomorrow? >> go

lee anna harris does not have a lawyer, at least one that has come forward, and trying to make a dealho was found with his son. he was the one who put him in the car. the natural flip would be the wife against the husband, which would strengthen any death penalty case the state may want to bring. but they're both in it together, i'm sure the authorityings are trying to pit one against the other. that's what happens when you have these type of horrific cases and possibly two people involved, and then in georgia there's no spouseol immunity. normally a spouse can choose not have to testify against their -- the other spouse, but in cases with domestic violence, or the death ofqwñ?ñ?ñ?ñ?ñ a child or a child, there is no spousal0-ñ?ñ? protection. she could be forced to testify against hers, -- against her husband and the only protection she would get is she could be prosecuted or be in jeopardy of being prosecuted, and at that point the state could offer her immunity and she would have no choice but to testify. >> man. is a night to see you. >> a lot to think about. >> a long week, a new i

david mattingly is out front with more on lee anna harris. >> she wasn't at the scene of the crime. she is not officially a suspect but because of comments she made she can't escape suspicious in the death of her toddler in the back seat of her husband's car. >> while they may not be very powerful evidence that would secure conviction, they certainly are from a public relations standpoint statements that the rest of the public is going to find very odd. >> search warrant states her fear is that her child would be left in a hot vehicle. reacting to her child missing at day care, harris allegedly told employees her husband must have left him in the car. according to detective testimony, she privately questioned her husband about what he said to police asking, well, did you say too much? >> keeping in mind what she's already said and what we've heard about in the court case, she's done nothing wrong. >> the suspicion comes because it is her husband, her child, and her reaction to it after the fact isn't fitting some people's playbill of what it should be. there's been a lot of judgment

. >> reporter: no visible reaction from the 33-year-old's wife, lee anna, harris, who sat with her family and supporters in a packed courtroom. >> he was a loving father. he loved his son very much. we went on family vacations together, and he was a good dad. >> reporter: but just five days before cooper's death, detective standard dard said harris watched videos online about the dangers of being trapped in a hot car and harris visited a web forum devoted to the child-free lifestyle. >> so you don't have any evidence that he actually typed in a google search or reddit search or anything for child-free. >> true. >> we're getting so far afield from the events of june the 18th. this has got nothing to do with those events whatsoever. the status of his marriage and his fantasy life has got nothing to do with the events of june the 18th. we're -- we're just getting so far afield, judge. this isn't relevant to anything. >> judge, this goes to the state of mind in the two weeks leading up to the death of this child. >> so this occurred within two weeks? >> yes, your honor. >> overrule the object

anna comes to us through youth works, part of our office's commitment to mayor lee's commitment to employ youth. as one of our missions of course is you heard the statistics about the employee of people with disabilities was to actually provide some work experience for youth with disabilities. so we worked with the youth works this time around and we specifically requested that they solicit, find and match our office with a high school student or youth with any type of disability, especially a non-visible disability. so anna came to our office about two weeks ago and has been quite a treat to work with her. you will hear more about her in a few minutes when she will introduce herself. but all i want to say is that she has infused our office with the youth and vigor and kind of inspiration that some of us old bureaucrats need sometimes. [laughter ] so i'm very happy to introduce her to you, and ho