police weren't able to save 22-month-old cooper harris is 2014 and his death in a hot car made headlines nationwide. >> new details in a tragic case we've been following. the death of a georgia toddler. >> but there was something different about cooper's story, something darker, because cooper's dad, ross harris, ended up being charged with a crime, accused not of forgetting cooper but of murdering him and his murder weapon of choice, prosecutors said, was a hot car. >> some disturbing -- >> even if you have seen the headlines, there's more to this story you may not know. we'll take you to the scene, show you surveillance footage from that day and give you an in-depth look at the evidence. >> it sent chills down our spines knowing we were in the head of a murderer. >> we'll also talk to insiders who have never spoken out before. they say ross harris was not a killer but a doting dad. >> was he a proud dad? >> so proud. >> he loved that boy. >> a father who ended up on trial for an unimaginable crime. >> the entire case was a house of cards. >> like the people around him, you can decide w

cooperate. >> i'll say harry litman raised this when the witness tampering came up, people speculate whether trumpued a pardon, privately. if you're paul manafort and if you believe really confidently you believe that you're going to get a pardon from trump, why would you tamper with witnesses? it makes no sense. i think everyone who knows donald trump well, and paul manafort does, just like michael cohen does, none of them consider him reliable on this question. he can dangle pardons but no one considers him reliable in his life for reasons of character you've outline in the history of this show. they know you can't count on donald trump even if you had an ironclad contract, promise. and he hasn't given out any ironclad contracts or promises on this matter. >> that's the right point. you talked about the void of empathy in donald trump which he has made clear over and over. if you're michael cohen and the guy who said i'll take a bullet for donald trump, do anything for donald trump, it is obvious right now he feels donald trump has no intention of doing the same thing for him. does paul manafort

syria and the future of syria and the cooperation to push iran out. >> harris: what you said was interesting the criticism from the left has been that people on the right don't think rsia led. that is not what you said. you said theyen't effee at changing the election. you didn't say they didn't meddle. >> right. russia has always been pretty okay at the political warfare if you go to the soviet era. meant to spread an ideology. the soviet active measures run by the k.g. i the cold war. attempt to meddle we had our own welfare skills to spread freedom. they are not terribly effective in this. they don't have an ideological system that is that different. much less appealing. it's not like the day of communism where they had an alternative they were trying to sell. okay, they can do little things on social media to crank up the acrimony of americans which there is a lot anyway but it hasn't made a real world difference. >> harris: there is several investigations to look at collusion between the trump campaign and russia. we he fgn policy t walk out. i want to ask a basic ques. when we learned

but he says when he cooperated th a photographer, harry and meghan were g.forgiv >> i did this to changee whole year. i w presented as a hermit living and hiding in mexico. i wasooking to change my image. and obviously, that was a stake. it went wrong. >> reporter: he hasn't yet seen hisauter and son-in-law. everything was on the phone. >> meghan told me first and a few times after that, harry got on the phone with meghan. leey c me together. and harry asked for her hand over the phone. and i ousaid,e a gentleman. promise me you will neveraise yo hand against my daughter. of course, i give you my permission. ti reporter: his re, just like any proud father. >> of course, it's wow. it comes out as a wow. this is my daughter. my daughtta, cinly is a prize for him, as well. i don't have -- he's great. he's an interesti guy and a prince. mybe daughter ha a prisncess since the day she was born. >> reporter: he thank charles for walking her down the aisle. here's some of the controversy. he talks about politics with prince harry and says that prince harry told h president trump should be given

what was clear from the senator's statement is that they had been cooperating for several months. related to this case. >> harris: i ask that because we know that administrations deal with this from time to time. leaks. it's been a topic of conversation many times with the current one. we know that former president barack obama went after leakers in his administration. >> sure. yeah. and that is the dichotomy. we want the free press, the free exercise. our first amendment is vital to all we do with the values as american people. at the same time to protect national interest, it's important that the government have accountability and they establish that. >> harris: congressman russell before i let you go, on the finer point now -- and i want to go back to the obama administration because they were accused of peeking into a reporter's information and background, too. republicans were cite -- quite critical of that at the time. what is different here? >> as you go back, since we have been wearing tri-corn hats, nothing is different. we have one side that makes a statement and the party shift. and then you an identi

cooperation. but everybody should anticipate that we will be here as i announced today. >> harris: that was senate majority leader mitch mcconnell announcing his decision to cancel most of the senate's august recess saying democrats have been standing in the way of important work that needs to be done. president trump is applauding the move but the democrats are saying they are against it. it's meant to keep democrats off the campaign trail months before the midterm elections, they argue. florida senator bill nelson among those up for re-election in november. watch. >> this is a calculation of raw politics on the part of mitch mcconnell. he thinks by keeping us here because we have to vote and that is what we are elected to do. which i will do. he thinks it will make a difference on the democratic incumbent but he is mistaken. >> harris: there is more to the story. let's get it from the chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel live on the hill. mike? >> mike: good afternoon. today the senate republican whip fired back noting a number of the g.o.p. colleagues are also up for -election. >> thi

cooperating with investigation. the officer's name has not yet been released. ( james ) happening today... max harris judge to postpone his trial for the deadly oakland ghost ship fire. max harris and derick almena are facing multiple manslaughter charges for the fire that killed 36 people in oakland back in 20-16. the trail is scheduled to begin on july 16th... but harris wants to delay the date untilseptember or later. he says he needs more time for the defense fire experts to complete their investigation. ( will ) a woman wanted for two home invasion robberies in the north bay is now behind bars. amber hembree -- also known as "skittles" -- was arrested in virgina on monday. police say they found her hiding in an attic of a home near richmond. hembree is one of five suspects... in two separate home invasion robberies in santa rosa. a man was killed in one of those robberies... another was hurt. hembree is expected to be extradited back to sonoma county soon. ( will ) new this morning... police in petaluma have arrested these four people accused of selling drugs in a convenience store parking lot.

cooperate. probably removed the threat of jailtime. it is an insidious thing they've done. at some point, i think harry makes a good point about it. it's tough to ask whether giuliani crossed a legal line here. if you saw a mob boss where the number two in the mob family was facing the trial and the mob boss's lawyer came out and offered him a financial incentive or dangled a financial inventive, the justice department would consider whether that attorney ought to be investigated for obstruction of justice. what giuliani has done is worse. he's very close to crossing a serious line. >> i also have to imagine robert mueller and his team are just watching this, harry, just horrified and flabbergasted. honestly these seem like people who are very by the book folks, take the law very seriously. watching the president's lawrence the president's behavior in response to all this i imagine they very to understand what they're dealing with in terms of the lengths these people will go to. >> we forgetting abouting there. but it's true. every week has brought unprecedented you know cavalier, crass, misbehavior of the sort you never see from

cooperate with prosecutors? are you concern ed at all? >> good luck, mr. cohen. >> thank you so much. >> "outfront" now, harry, a f m former substantiate u.s. attorney and frank, columnist for the "new york times." harry, cohen apparently ainge ary with the president. with rudy giuliani. he is under an incredible amount of pressure. imagine walking down the street and someone yelling there's the goi going to jail. we are not reporting that he has met with prosecutors to discuss a deal. so what happens here? >> well i think what happens is they're almost done with this review from the search warrant. when those documents are ready for the government, they'll be in the best position to question cohen. to test whether he's willing to tell the truth. cohen will then know what the government has about him and he'll be in the best position to assess how strong the case is, whether he needs to cooperate. >> so frank, president trump was asked about trump this morning. this is what he sees and hears when he's wondering if he's going to go to jail for the rest of his life. he hears things like this. >> i did nothing w

cooperation south korea. and the relationship runs deep. i am confident mr. harris recognizes the relationship between washington and seoul and will advocate for strengthening our relationship at this critical ally. before i turned to senator menendez, we have two votes at 10:30. we will continue on. if you could timeout when you leave, knowing when you're coming up, that would be great so we can continue without having a vacuum appear. i will turn to ranking member, my friend bob menendez. mr. menendez: we have high-level nominees. i congratulate you and your families on the nominations. i am a bit dismayed these nomination hearings have become one of the few opportunities the committee has to really engage on what the administration costs policies are. i hope we can have more topics with administration witnesses said the committee can exercise its oversight role. these nominees will be taking on pressing community challenges when goodwill toward our country is on steep decline. slashing non-military resources and those recent summits and canada in singapore. i wan

that we have tried to be cooperative with them and made progress in months as the months have gone by and, in fact, have had some good relationships with members of congress. >> harris: how do they see it so different have any somebody is not telling the truth. chief intelligence correspondent cat herridge has more from washington. catherine? >> thank you, harris. the emails reviewed by fox news were sent to the house office of general counsel the house's top lawyer to document what felt was a very significant meeting in january that ided the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein, fbi director christopher wray, theirors as ws the republican house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes and his senior staff. the acone count claimed rosenstein threatened to turn the tables on the committee regarding the russia probe. quote: the deputy attorney general rosenstein icized the committee for sending a request in writing and critical of the committee's request to have the doj/fbi do the same when responding. investigator wrote going as far as to s like to be lit gators than we, the justice department too are lit gators and we'll consider your records and your emails re

harris, ramos appeared in a videoconference before judge thomas trial wearing a green jumpsuit, he was standing the entire time, he was emotionless, and he was an initial appearance because he didn't cooperate in the middle of the night for his arrest. the original hearing and his bail was denied as a states attorney laid out just how horrific and calculated the execution of those five individuals really was, and after that hearing which lasted about 15 minutes, the attorney came out right here ram standing and talk to the press and talked about the barricading aspect that ramos carried out. here's what adam said. >> there were two entrances to the offices in which this attack occurred. the rear door was very barrica. mr. ramos then entered in the front door and worked his way through the office. >> adams said that what's next for ramos will either be a grand jury appearance for another hearing of sorts before a circuit judge but across town, chief of police timothy altomare was having questions with the press that he talked about the type of gun in the horrific crime that ramos carried it out. here's what chief altomare said. >> we have confirmed already it was a shotgun used in the incide

bishop harry jackson senior pastor of hope christian church. rabbi abraham cooperr. president of the nation's mosque and of course father jonathan morris. a fox news religion contributor. good morning to awful you. >> good morning. abby: i'm looking forward to this conversation because after a week of so much hate. i think we need to find a way to be better, kindler more respectful people. we have heard of apologies from the three folks i just mentioned. one of them was fired, roseanne barr. in order to forgive, how important is it to feel like that apology is totally genuine? they actually feel sorry about what they did what they said? >> abby, that's very important. in fact, interesting that you -- this is a topic this morning us we are in the middle of ramadan right now every morning in the 4:30 reading the commentary. today it ended with a saying that said let them be forgiven because wouldn't you want god to forgive you. you know that's a name of god in the quran. and it's mentioned 91 times. and which means that he is the ultimate forgiver. if his attribute a