dallas." dallas is obviously in some real legal jeopardy. they don't want to provide any outlet where he could get out of ufthis. >> woo i gather today there was testimony from somebody who was defending him. >> defendanting him sortf. basically andy yates is the man's name. he ran a political consulting t fit was the middle man between dallas and republican mark harris. he paid dallas more than $100,000 for his get out the vote services. yates id he knew nothing about dallas' illegal actions.d he she thought everything dallas was doing was legal, and dallas had assured him, because theypoke almostvery single day, he assured him everything he was doing was legal, but yates said after watching testimony, he said he doesn't know if he believes anything dallas td him over the past year that they've been talking. >> woodruff: and thnumber of ballots that may have been mishandled in some way, is th c a number thld override the margin thats today, we said, what, 905 votes? >> right. 905 votes is the magic number that mark harris defeated dan mcrea

dallas broke the law? >>e well, we heard from a number of voters who say they provided dallas with ballots that were unsealed. we heard from one specific woman maimed lisa britt, who is dallas' former step-daughter.sh said dallas paid her to collect ballots. that in and of itself isng breaorth carolina law. it's called ballot harvesting. it calls into question a number election integrity issues, because there is questions about whether dallas, if he was checking these ballots, wrthe he turned in all the ballots that he did collect, or whether he manipulated tm in some way. the numbers showed after the election that absentee ball hot numbers where dallas was based s were rallywed toward mark harris that it was really suspicious to election watchers nationally. >> woodruff: so has dallas testified? have we heard from him so far? the hearings go on another day at least,s that right? >> they do. and we have heard from dallas kind of yesterday.wa hecalled to testify, but he declined.as basically it a really unc

contact with him. >> how often would you communicate with mccray dallas?> it was very frequently. he wanted validation to know that dr. harris was happy. my understanding is he talked to dr. hair freak wnltly as well. >> as evidence by the poke award he received for the his work on "today" show. joe, what have we learned in day two of this hearing down there? >> chris, thank you so much for that compliment. it's a big deal that andy yates testified. this is somebody we've been trying to get in contact for months. so it's great have him answer some of these questions on the stand today. two questions that stood out is one, he said there were no red flags. lin the conversations with mccray dallas, nothing stood out that he would by doing anything illegal. and says he had no idea about mccray dallas's extensive criminal history, particularly perjury and fraud. said had he known about that, he would have demanded mccray dallas be removed from the campaign and that if mr. harris refused to do that, he would have left because it's not worth it to be part of some

this week they testified that dallas said just fill out incomplete ballots to vote for the republicandate. lisa is joining me now with the latest, tell me what the son has said. >> we're in day three and there is no doubt there was election fraud taking place at the hands of dallas. another thing is that every single person testifying is tieing to distance themselves from mccra yrk dallas. and one person that testified was andy yates. that was the perp eared by mark harris to run his political operation, and he also paid dallas for his efforts, and this is what andy yates had to say about dallas. >> were you ever aware that he was paying individuals to collect ballots? >> no, man, mr. dallas told me he knew it was illegal to collect ballots and he told his workers it was illegal to collect ballots. they never would and he never touched or handled a ballot. i was shocked to find out that was not the campaign. if it had become aware to me, i would have cut off communication with him. >> he says he talked to dallas on a regular basis, and he paid him large amounts in indreamts with no in

they were almost 1,000 miles from dallas. that's when the school called back. >> they sent somebody to the classroom. and she wasn't there. i was ready to turn around i knew something was wrong. >> relief. someone from the school ran into her roommate. >> she said i saw her last night. at the room. >> she was fine. >> relief didn't last. shelly's parents were about to discover their youngest daughter was far from fine. >>> infatuation returns after the break. about 50% of people with evesevere asthma k? have too many cells called eosinophils in their lungs. eosinophils are a key cause of severe asthma. fasenra is designed to target and remove these cells. fasenra is an add-on injection for people 12 and up with asthma driven by eosinophils. fasenra is not a rescue medicine or for other eosinophilic conditions. fasenra is proven to help prevent severe asthma attacks, improve breathing, and can lower oral steroid use. fasenra may cause allergic reactions. get help right away if you have swelling of your face, mouth, and tongue,

max: dallas. lemonis: okay. what does it cost to get it to dallas? max: 50 cents a bottle.emonis: max may not realize it, but this little pit stop in dallas for the product is costing the company a heck of a lot of business. murchison products are made in chicago, then transported to dallas and then shipped out from there. to get 'em to dallas adds another 50 cents of cost to each individual unit. but keep in mind, murchison-hume, like any wholesaler, sells to retailers at twice its cost, meaning that the 50 cents turns into $1 by the time it gets to the retailer. then the retailer adds its markup. and that dollar becomes $2. and now an extra $2 has been tacked on to the retail price just because of dallas. and what do customers do when they see that inflated price? well, you take a guess. they walk away. walk me through this. max: so, we used to have a text-heavy label. i wanted to make it easy for the customer to identify. so for me, it's an icon. lemonis: i'm gonna challenge you on that. max: oh, no. lemonis: i feel like it's, like, buying products for my castle or somet

maris says he repeatedly warned his father about leslie mccray dallas, dallas now at the center of an election fraud investigation in the ninth congressional district. >> i had no reason to believe at any point that my father actually knew or my mother or anyone else affiliated with the campaign actually knew that mccray and his folks were doing the things that have been described today. i had no ren to belieason to be at all. i believe mr. dallas told them he wasn't doing any of this. and they believed him. >> things got really dramatic in court. at one point during his testimony, john harris' voice cracked and his father was weeping. the younger harris did not tell his parents that he was going to testify. >>> some 3,000 teachers will not be showing up to work in california. they are set to go on strike this morning demanding smaller classes and more support for 36,000 students. they also want a 12% pay raise to offset the high cost of living. the district has offered 7%. in west virginia, teachers will return to work this morning ending a two day strike. it comes after state lawmak

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dallas.e would do, what i would do would be to vote whoever was a republican. >> mark harris leads democrat dan mccready by 905 votes. the board will decide whether to certify harris as the winner or hold a new election. >>> february is black history month and this morning we're taking a look at a courtside trailblazer. last year the dallas mavericks were under fire for sexual harassment in the organization. so owner mark cuban brought in cynthia marshall as ceo. she's set about changing the culture at the mavericks while making history as the first african-american female ceo of an nba team. our craig melvin sat down with her. >> reporter: you're black history. >> i didn't know that. i didn't know that until somebody said how is it being like the first african-american female ceo of an nba team? i said, i don't believe that. >> reporter: you didn't believe it? >> it was 2018. i shouldn't be the first of anything in 2018. >> how are you doing? let's do this. >> reporter: in 2018, cynthia mars

on that the group did not hire dallas, mark harris chose to hire dallas and worked out his financialion yates testified before the consulting group came on that were really suspicious at best. some of the numbers dallas had in past elections, yates said, you know, i thought he was really good at his job in the community. one more thing that happened, they talked to poll workers in bladeen county. they admitted to tabulating those early votes early and said that some of them even looked at it but did not reveal who was voted for in a sheriffs election that they were following. >> there continues to be startle claims, thanks, very much. >>> will the vatican abuse lead to any change? we will speak to the survivor that changed the pope's mind about sex abuse allegations. that's next. woman: friction points, those obstacles that limit a company's growth. i try to find companies that turn these challenges into opportunities. it's these unique companies with creative business models that will generate value for our investors. that's why i go beyond the numbers. >>> for the first time in cat

testified that she and other work withers filled out battles at dallas's direction.ws. she is in the room for all of the action. given the testimony from yesterday, talking about this. what has been put on the record here right now in terms of irregularities. ? mark harris leads officially. he's trying to get this thing certified. what is the response from his legal team? are they contesting there were irregulate airs? or are they making a different argument? >> they're making a different argument. they're not contesting there was sketchy, unlawful activity regarding the absentee ballots and they're acknowledging mccray dallas was the sentser. what they're arguing is that their client, mark harris, knew nothing about it, eve though he hired dallas through a consult firm. and he didn't know what steps to take regarding the absentee ballots and so what they're trying to do is set that record straight and separate hairess from mccain dallas in the operation and what they're also trying to say is that yes, part of this election might have been tanlted but it was just reg

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dallas. whoever was a republican. >> so she testified that she was paid to collect absentee ballots, turn them into her stepfather, dallas, and then sometimes they tampered with these ballots before they turned them in to the election board. it is part soap opera, but it is also a big story with national implications. we're just starting the second day of this hearing. if today is anything like yesterday, we could find out a lot more what happened here. >> my goodness. all right. i got to ask you guys, what's your take on this. >> i think mark twain would recognize dallas from a million miles away. this is vote rigging. >> in the united states of america. >> in the united states of america. but we've gotten used to this in politics because we're in the trump era where things that would be comic if they weren't dangerous or had such an impact on people's lives would only be comic. but it is tragic this is happening. the other thing that keeps coming up in the story was that dallas was hired by

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the state board elections overturning the outcome because it determined that mcgray dallas, a politicalrative working on behalf of mark harris, the race's republican candidate, illegally collected absentee ballots in a voter fraud conspiracy. the democrat in the race, dan mccready, ran against harris in this race. he already declared he's going to run in the new election and he joins us now. thank you so much for being with us. just tell us what your reaction was to this call for a new election. >> well, it was a great day for democracy in north carolina to see in this era of hyperpartisanship where it seems democrats and republicans can't agree on anything, to see a 5-0 decision by the state board of elections. three democrats joined with two republicans all to come together and say this kind of corruption won't stand. this actual stealing of votes, this election fraud won't stand in north carolina. it's a big victory for democracy. >> so it's been months now at this point since the election. you initially conceded, and then upon realizing there appeared to be this significant discrepa

dallas dips below the surface and viola, what do you know?straightaway? >> yeah. >> but this, do you guys even recognize what that is? >> a battery pack? >> no. it's an ipad he finds a kayak paddle, more sunglasses. and before they leave the river, one more phone, this time an iphone. fast forward to february. now he's going to take a look. he first tries the ipod. >> doesn't work. >> how long the iphone? >> dude, that thing is working. >> that low battery light comes on and eventually that boot screen comes on but doesn't quite make it past that. so dallas even tried to take i it apart and maybe even drys it out. there is corrosion inside, no sim card. so this time dallas finds a bunch of stuff worth nothing. >> that nano is probably worth about 20 grand. >> i was hoping that would turn on. >> rita ort released an album last year. here she is partnering with "glamour" magazine and watching some of hurry fan covers on youtube. this dude is singing your song and off the top she's impressed. >> on he, wow. i wonder what it feels like if you eve

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dallas opted not to testify. today, we are not sure what to expect.xpecting the bombshell testimony yesterday. that isn't what we have been getting leading up to this. brick herself had conflicting information before the hearing. on the stand they are talking to a poll worker. things just got going on day two here about ten minutes ago in raleigh. we don't have a list of witnesses. in total there are about 80 of them. we are unsure how many we'll get to. i did speak to the candidate mark harris' people today. they said he's prepared to be called. they don't know. but if he's called today he plans to go ahead and testify. we also may hear from people who work at the consulting firm that employed dallas. really, jim, the question is whether the board will vote to have a new election or go ahead and certify harris as the winner. >> you are right to highlight that. coordinated unlawful and substantially resourced absentee ballot scheme. that's a remarkable thing for the investigation to find. diane gallagher, we know you'll stay on the story. >>> in other

dallas. >> nbc's leann caldwell is there for us.alk us through what we've learned so far and any evidence that the republican candidate in this race knew about the operation that was being run. >> reporter: what we've learned so far is there are significant election fraud regarding these absentee ballots in the ninth congressional district. the man at the center of all this refused to testify. but it didn't matter because state investigators and his own step daughter clearly implicated him in conducting this illegal ballot harvesting scheme, including collecting people's ballots and sometimes tampering with them before he would turn them into the state board of elections. they're currently in the second day of hearing, talking to poll workers at the election board to determine if there was any corroboration between them and dallas. as far as the republican candidate is concerned, mark harris, there's been testimony that they clearly knew each other. harris and dallas. but there's been nothing connecting harris to this operation yet.

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we have dallas woodhouse, the executive director of the republican party, good morning, thanks for beingso this was a race decided by 109 votes. you are saying, it still wouldn't deliver the election for the democrat dan mccready. so the republican, mark harris, his lead shoeld stahould stand. i wonder since it's clear how many votes were involved in this voter fraud conspiracy which the board is now saying this is what happened. how you can be so sure that your math is correct when it's based on unclear numbers? >> well, a cup onlyf things here, you in your lead-in talked about destroyed ballots. there has been a day-and-a-half of testimony. not one piece of evidence or testimony that showed any fw ballots were discarded. i from my count eliminated 20 or 40 votes improperly collected unsealed. >> that puts the lead somewhere in the 880 range, maybe the 870 range. i think it's important to note what we have determined so far in the hearing is there have been no evidence of votes being destroyed. there has also been no evidence that the early voting totals were leaked out in a way that ef

for weeks but years that dallas was trouble. reason i think he may not run again is that he was also exposed the fact that he did not turn over to the investigators, the e-mails that established these conversations with his sons and then was lying on the stand under cross-examination from the lawyer representing the democratic candidate, dan mccready, that he had told his younger son that he didn't expect those e-mails to come up. sort of knowingly withholding information from the investigators. the combination of all of that it just looks too bad for him. i don't think harris will run, although he hasn't indicated definitively either way. >> okay. let's say he doesn't run. there's a guy named matthew dunlap who was main secretary of state and served on donald trump fictional and now defunct voter fraud commission, and he asked, where is the voter fraud crowd, the people who called crime and people like john smith vote in the same state f two people named john smith vote in the same state they don't have a lot to say. there are

leslie mccrae dallas was arrested for illegal ballot gathering in 2018. he worked for mark harris that narrowly won the election but the results were never certified. multiple witnesses including dallas's own stepdaughter testified before the state board of elections and laid out how dallas directed them to illegally collect, fill in, forge, and submit mail in bat lo -- ballots. they say it is clear that he served to undermine the absentee ball loss process. they add it is done with deceit and fraud. republican mark harris will not run again, he says, because of poor health. his indictment may not be the end of this story, prosecutors are still investigating who was aware of it and who financed it. ali velshi is taking over now. >> everybody knew what this guy was up to. his son got up on the stand and said i never thought that that e-mail would come out. i never thought people would find out about this and he later admitted that yes, i did know that happened and he pulled himself out and said there should be a new election and now he is saying he will no

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harris says he repeatedly warned his father about leslie mccray dallas, dallas at the center of the fraudason to believe at any point that my father actually knew or my mother or anyone else affiliated with the campaign actually knew that mccray and his folks were doing the things that have been described today. i had no reason to believe that at all. i believe that mr. dallas told them he wasn't doing any of this and they believed him. >> at one point during police testimony john harris' voice cracked and his father went. the younger harris did not tell his parents that he was testifying at that hearing. >>> ralph northam's apology tour is off to a rough start. the student government at virginia union university asked him not to attend a chapel service monitoring civil rights protesters. northam says he appreciates the initial invitation but he will abide by their wishes. a photo from his yearbook shows one person in blackface and another in a kkk robe. he initially apologized and then insisted that neither of those people is him. >> and on the front page of "usa today," they looked at 9

snow all the way down is walking some more than parts of texas as well as the top champ is there for dallas but some places of rightness know it's just pushing up towards the rockies over the next couple of days the pacific northwest seeing some really heavy snowfalls as we go on into the early part of next week to clean up around the cascades but for the race more snow coming in now on our leading flank all that disturbed weather down towards the southeast including winds coming in from the south so warms up in dallas warm right seventeen degrees celsius little warmer there in atlanta as well at around twelve degrees but floated in quite nicely again getting up into the mid twenty's mid to high twenty's across the caribbean lossie dry you could just catch seven positive make a full sunday but i think essentially with those winds driving further west where it's it should be settled by monday. this is zero. hello i'm the star and this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes. u.s. backed fighters say they're driving iso from its last pockets of territory in syria .

what is so mind blowing to me is he would just pay mccray dallas without any invoices.would say i need $4,000 for get out and vote oefefforts, ane would just hand over a check and that amounted to $131,000 over the course of the primary and the yfgs -- it is another situation, there is a lot of she has been writing it up up for nbc news.com. i feel like since we have not discover covered it before, there is no congressperson because there is questions about absentee ballots and if that means the election needs to be redone. >> how crazy was it in that room. leann did an extraordinary job, but i want to hear from you. >> this mccray dallas man. he told them to look at the ballots and fill in the rest of the time we have heard -- >> and the g.o.p. is not contesting that either. we talked to the head of the g.o.p. down there and it is irrelevant whether or not the number of absentee ballots was greater than the margin of victory so they can say if they need a new election so they can determine in the election was tainted and tainted is a low bar. it doesn't have to say the

kimberly clark in ten, 15 minutes time sara >> good afternoon, wilfred and morgan yes, i'm here in dallas. kimberly clark is hosting a leadership meeting and the brand new ceo will open up to us exclusively his first interview since becoming ceo we'll talk about everything from the brands like kleenex and huggies diapers, which ones need a turn around and what's really going on with pricing as far as what's being passed on to the u.s. consumer and inflation, macroeconomic environment and a lot more i'll see you in a few moments. >> we are looking forward to it, sara, thank you. we'll see you in a few minutes let's get right to, speaking of, the fed minutes that came out last hour. steve liesman is in washington with the latest. hey, steve. >> hey, morgan, thank you very much lot of news in these minutes from the january meeting where it said almost all fed members wanted to reduce the balance sheet. and also the fed should announce before too long a plan to halt that reduction i interviewed the federal reserve governor last week, and she said she wanted to see the balance sheet reduction

knicks all-star forward kristaps porzingis going from new york to dallas....for two first round picks and point guard dennis smith junior. --the knicks are also clearing up salary space to go after max free agents this summer...possibly kevin durant. porzingis is recovering from an ankle injury, but dallas is hoping he and rookie star luka doncic become a force in this league. in the meantime, anthony davis...another star that could be on the move...remains with the pelicans. finally, we'll end with super bowl coverage. both the rams and patriots in their last few practice sessions before sunday. --mercedes benz stadium in atlanta is ready to go... and so are both teams. --starting with the patriots, fun tom brady fact for the day... he's entering his 9th super bowl, which singlehandedly is more than the 31-other teams in the league.. --and we've talked about how he and jared goff are both from the bay area... and there are some other connections, julian edelman...woodside alum. cj anderson from vallejo.. and oakland's own, rams cornerback marcus peters. "we're going to

dallas.las's step daughter, a convicted felon on probation admitted to illegally voting in the 2018 election testified she was among the people who collected unsealed ballots for voters. >> it was unsealed and the ballot was not kmeetly voted. and who would have directed you to do that? >> i was directed by mr. dallas. what we would do or what i would do is whoever was a republican. >> they were collecting ballots and filling them in for people for whoever was the republican. investigators say after republican mark harris's campaign hired red doane for one congressional raise. harris admitted to hire dallas but denies wrongdoing. the north carolina gop is still saying that their guy mark harris should be seated as a u.s. congressman. in a tweet today in the best light is still pretty damming, they wrote i think you got one innocent person in this and he's the one getting the bad end of the deal here and that's mr. mark harris. that statement the gop picked to convince the country of their can

racthe race was never certified because the guy harris hired to get out the vote, mccrae dallas, wasused of ballot fraud, oecifically hiring workers to illegally collect absentee ballots, and ballots request forms, forging signatures and even filling out some ballots for republican candidates. frris says he never knew about that. but yesterday, his son john eestified he repeatedly warned his father that mccrae dallas was a shady character, referencing a particular phone conversation. >> i told him in the phone call that i thought they were illegally collecting the ballots. >> reporter: the son's testimony hes damaging. >> it was painfully clear to me arat your son was saying, "dad, don't mess with this guy." ss i am his dad and i know he's a little judgmental, and has a little taste of arrogance. and in all truthfulness, today, he was right. te reporter: he said that before shocking everyone and calling for a new election. >> say aye. >> aye. >> reporter: it was a call the board of elections approved unanimously. you look broken. >> i feel that way. y. reporter: that's dallas woodhou

harris has maintained that no one raise any red flags about the past accusations against dallas. >> iat in the past that had been looked into but everything that had been looked into, everything had come out just perfectly fine. >> but today harris's son, an assistant u.s. attorney in north carolina contradicted his father's claim. he testified that he raised a red flag with his father before dallas was hired. >> i expressed my concerns based on everything i did know up to that point. mainly my belief that mccray had collected ballots in 20. 2016. that was in my review of voter data. i told him collecting ballots was a fell an. >> i'm joined by political reporter for netinate. msnbc. that surprised me. was that expected? that testimony today? and what has it done to the case. >> >> reporter: oh, steve, the hearing took quite a turn this afternoon when mark harris's son took the stand. not even mark harris knew his son was going to testify and he essentially stoif testified against him. he warned his father not to hire him but mark harris didn't listen to his advice and here we are now

. >> ha sido estudio indica que la ciudad de dallas texas en la nÚmero uno con menos elegibles iniciaron todos los lugares donde hay demanda no hay oficinas, tiene que viajar mucho. >> eel reporte tambiÉn indica que ciudades como los angeles nueva york y miami tienen hasta cinco oficinas para atender estos procesos, el contraste estÁ en estado como illinois y colorado, sÓlo tienen una oficina para atender a todas sus ciudades. >> por esa razÓn el nÚmero de gente que se estÁ volviendo ciudadano estÁ bajando. >> aÚn asÍ los abogados de migraciÓn aconseja no desalentar siglo proceso porque ademÁs de poder votar hay otros beneficios. >> una persona puede jubilar su paÍs, y puede recibir el dinero directamente en el paÍs de jubilarse. >> una simple infracciÓn acusar una calle de atlanta puesto a dos guatemaltecas documentadas al borde de la deportaciÓn, la foto madre caminaba tranquilamente sus psicÓpatas fueron detenidos por la policÍa. en occidente quedÓ captado por cÁmaras de seguridad. alfaro tiene citas en el caso. >> este vÍdeo muestra el momento. cuando un oficial de policÍa detiene a

. >> what about mccray dallas? >> i am not familiar with mccray before all of this happened. >> you had not heard of him? >> i personally had no knowledge of him. it all kind of runs together. we didn't hire him, we didn't engage him. and if he broke the law, he should be held accountb. >> what about the people who hired him, should they be held accountable at all? >> we believe in mark harris. >> do you buy that the republican leaders had no idea who this guy was? >> not under any circumstance would i buy that. they needed him just as well as they need their next door neighbor. i was lead investigator at the state board of elections for 15 years. >> and tasked with doing what exactly? >> investigating any and all complaints, inquiries, potential wrong doing by voters, candidates. >> reporter: apparently in bladen county, there's a lot of that going on. what did you find? >> what i found was vote buying at like $5 a vote. >> $5 will get you a vote? >> and maybe a beer. and this was mainly mccray dallas. the rumors

vouched for him and told him mccray dallas was okay. about the time he first met dallas on the stand and they assured him he was valid. >> i'll never forget, he said again and again, we do not take the ballot. i don't care if it's a 95-year-old woman in a wheelchair or a walker, you don't take the ballot. you can walk her and her walker to the mailbox and she put it in and raise the flag, or you can push her in a wheelchair to the mailbox and she can put it in and raise the flag of t. he said, but we don't touch ballots. >> we were actually supposed to wrap this up yesterday. it is still going. harris is inside right now continuing his testimony, kate. i really don't see an end in sight today. we will most likely still be here tomorrow, potentially into next week. >> this has been a remarkable and a twisting and turning case all along the way. but also the people of this district, this congressional district, are still without a member of congress right now. the seat is vacant as we speak. it's really amazing. diane, thank you so much.

now, harris has consistently denied ever being warned about dallas in the past, but a surprise witnessserious doubt on those claims, his own son. >> i expressed my concerns based on everything that i did know up to that point, namely my belief that he had engaged in collecting ballots in 2016. >> reporter: mark harris cried as his son john, assistant u.s. attorney himself, read e-mails from over the past two years where he repeatedly warned his parents that he believed dallas was involved in illegal ballot collection, even presenting what he thought was evidence from past elections but said his dad did not listen. >> i love my dad, and i love my mom. okay. i certainly have no venn dedett against them, no family scores to settle. i think they made mistakes in this process, and they certainly did things differently than i would have done them. >> reporter: harris now credits his son's emotional testimony with changing his mind on fraud in the election. the man everyone wanted to hear from, mccray dallas, he refused to testify, but he has denied any wrongdoing. there is still an ongoing c

he's in the middle of playing the game in dallas last night..id, it's time to shove off to sacramento.. seriously.. it's the third quarter.. one minute he's shooting baskets... the next, he's benched.. you're going to sacramento... right now.. get off.. sit down. wa pa grand plan.. ( darya )like back in 2016 when the warriors unloaded barnes and bogut to make way for kevin durant! could k-d once again be at the crux of all of this trading? dallas trades barnes right after they just picked up porzingus.. who the knicks sent packing to make room for a max free agent this summer... hmm.. it's not a crazy question but the reporters who asked it sure i d porzingis. do with me i'm tryin basketball. y'all come in here every day and ask me about free agency. you ask my teammates my coaches... you rile up the fans about it. let us play basketball that's all i'm saying. and now when i don't want to talk to you it's a problem with me. grow up. grow up. i try to be the best player i can be every possession. what's the problem? what am i doing to yall?report

and they watched the much-touted "dallas" episode."d become the most-watched television show ever. >> who shot j.r. is a reflection of old-fashioned television. it gathers everybody around the electric fireplace, which is now the television set. >> one special american television program. critics said it transcends in popularity ever other american statement about war. and something special happened today to mobile army surgical hospital 4077. that will touch millions of americans. it was the kind of event that would draw the world's breath. stage 9, 21st fox studios, the end of the korean war, the television version "m.a.s.h." >> it's been an honor and a privilege to have worked with you. and i'm very, very proud to have known you. >> there were those landmark times when shows that had been watched through the '70s and into the '80s, like "m.a.s.h." had its final episode. and we were all sad to see them go. >> i'll miss you. >> i'll miss you. a lot. >> all over the country, armies of fans crowded around television sets to watch the fi

isolated severe storms from dallas to memphis.nd we're going to see more record highs in the next two days. we saw about a dozen yesterday in areas oe few more. thank you. >>> so this is a child's dream and a parent's nightmare. a curious 2-year-old got himself stuck in one of those claw machines you see in arcades. little ezra crawled inside the machine in fair hope, alabama. his dad tried to pull him out but eventually firefighters had to be called to the scene taking apart the machine to free ezra. his mom posted on facebook saying he's okay, and he's going to bed, hopefully with a toy. that's probably why he went in there because you never get a toy. >> they never win. what a toddler temptation there. >>> just ahead, a murder mystery unfolds in one of the nation's most affluent communities. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair's derm-proven retinol works so fast, it takes only one week to reveal younger looking skin. making wrinkles look so last week. rapid wrinkle repair® pair with new retinol oil for 2x the wrinkle fighting powe