what do you hope is the end game here, daniel? is part of your thinking on this as she cleans herself up you can get back together as a family? is this a short shock treatment you implemented here? >> i won't rule any of those things out right now. i'm going to stick to the letter of the law. you know, there are certain things you may ask me that i have to defer to my attorney here in portland. but i think i can kind of answer this question and that is, no, right now i filed for divorce. i intend on getting divorced. i have a protection order for myself an my children because i cannot control what someone else does and i am quite fearful of the next time something like this erupts. it escalated into physical violence on her part. so i have to do what i have to do. my first responsibility has to be to my personal well-being and more over my children and their personal well-being. you'll never know, i hope, piers what it is like to have a 3 1/2-year-old child come into your bedroom and say is mommy going to kill us? because she hear

>> reporter: daniel esdale is also hoping for a bit more freedom.ve weeks left to serve on his two-year sentence for possession of a firearm. as unlikely as it is, he's still holding out hope he can serve that time in general population. >> it's still a possibility. this big. this big. i might. i doubt it. >> reporter: esdale is currently back in segregation after refusing to perform his job in the jailhouse infirmary. but he sees it as one small slipup after four months of what was for him unusually good behavior. today he's meeting with jail officials where he'll learn what's in store for him. >> chances are i'm going to get an administrative, because of my history in the building. they're not going to pop, because they think i'll come back in and fight. >> reporter: cindy is in charge of esdale's hearing. it's not the first time she's seen him. >> how are you doing today? >> fine. >> this is not where i wanted us to be. you know that? right? >> yep. >> what happened? >> got a ticket. >> i know you got a ticket. you seemed to be spiraling out of c

daniel also aspires to be placed on the general population. >> mingle with the crowd and get out. never real season it. fight. everybody fights, right? you can't handle situations. you have to fight and somebody will say something if you have problems with me. >> 16 months ago, he was convicted of possession of a firearm and sentenced to two years at the house of correction. a separate jail facility for convicted inmates serving 2 1/2 years or less. due to multiple fights he spent 13 months in segregation. even under those restrictions, he was a significant disciplinary problem >> he has been involved in about 10 fights. a lot of fights he called to happen. a lot more behind the scenes >> i will be in the background and said bleep that. sometimes i like when people yell. i like it. i don't know. it's fun to me. i enjoy that. i like the commotion and stuff. >> here thrives on commotion outside, inside is say shrine to order. >> that's my blanket to keep it off. i feel more comfortable and make it like home. sounlds funny and weird, but that's the way you do everything. the same thi

danielle then goes back to the party house and retrieves the tape.has charged four young people with the kidnapping and assault of taylor. if convicted, they face anywhere from seven years to life in prison. >> i have never had a case where alleged defendants tape their own alleged crimes. i can't explain criminals. in fact, there are television shows, "america's dumbest criminals." this appears to be right down that alley. >> the accused are 20-year-old travis payea, a horror film buff who plays the most prominent role in the video, 20-year-old jimmy carlisle, who early on in the video helps push danielle to the ground, 19-year-old christina lumm. she drives the car to the so-called grave site. and 20-year-old jonathan cockerill, who is seen on the tape tying danielle up and later holding a knife to her in the car. they all claim it was a joke. they were making a movie, and danielle taylor was a willing participant. but danielle taylor tells police that she thought she was going to be killed. >> that's what we alleged, it was against her will, it's

tries yet again to catch a break. >> daniel is a special case i.new it was going happen. >>> every day i get up. i have breakfast. i go back to bed until 10:00. i'll get up, have my coffee. take a shower. have to go back in the room from 11:00 to 12:00 to lunch. watch tv during the day. go on 9 treadmill. >> reporter: when it comes to doing time in sufficient is county jail, cindy archer is an old hand. this is her 14th stay at the jail. and she's learned a few tricks along the way. >> i make eyeliner. see? eyeliner. >> reporter: makeup is considered jail contraband and inmates caught with it could receive a disciplinary write up. archer turned to an unusual source at a substitute. >> this activates the eyeliner. activate it with hair grease and it turns black. doesn't hurt me. i've been doing it the last ten years. like real eyeliner. nobody can make it as black as me, though. >> reporter: during the past ten years she's been in and out of suffolk county with petty charges, which says is fueled by her drug addiction. currently she's serving a year

>> a lot of us are thinking, who is the bigger actor, daniel or harrison?g the powerhouse -- >> jimmy: got you. >> and he showed up in a helicopter, so he won. >> jimmy: he definitely wins. was that being there and just being alongside him? >> dude, it's like when i work with someone, they're another actor but when, like, i was doing this -- i was riding with harrison and we were in a four wheeler. and his makeup artist was like, hey, you've been on the indiana jones ride in disney. i was like, it's good. and he goes, that's indiana jones. i was like, oh my gosh, indy! so, i was -- >> jimmy: that seems like an annoying thing for the makeup artist to say around harrison ford. all right, already. give me my acting pills. you have two teenage sons, i understand. >> yeah, 13 and 15. >> jimmy: are they psyched that dad is in this movie? >> they're psyched because t ty get to meet all these people. >> jimmy: they came toork with you? >> yeah. we were on set and they met harrison ford and harrison was doing a scene where he's pulling out his son, paul, out of the

also my exclusive interview with daniel baldwin. why he got a restraining order to keep his wife away from his two small children. >> you will never know i hope, piers, what it is like to have a 3 1/2-year-old child come into your bedroom and say, is mommy going to kill us? because she heard her mother say that. >> daniel baldwin. exclusively. he tells the whole shocking story. >> this is piers morgan tonight. >>> casey anthony is a free woman after the jury found her not guilty in the death of her 2-year-old daughter. no one is more outraged by that verdict than nancy grace. her new book is "death on the d list." she joins me now. nancy, you followed this story probably more closely than anybody else. and you were clearly pretty outraged by the verdict. at the same time, you reiterated your faith in the american justice system. so what do you think went wrong here? >> well, piers, number one thank you for having me. i guess that at this point, knowing that tot mom has walked free leaves more of a sense of extreme disappointment, a

daniel radcliffe, emma watson -- and rupert. they have grown up before our eyes. >> it's really strange. that's the only way i can describe it. it's -- it's been -- i mean -- i was so young, it's difficult to remember much of my life before this thing happened to me. so -- it coming to an andy, it's -- it's huge. i was 9 years old. you know -- i was still losing teeth. if that puts it in perspective. i was still losing baby teeth. >> the first hit was an instant hit for warner brothers like cnn is owned by time warner, but that wasn't a surprise. by then harry was already a household name around the world to the millions of fans of the books. and it was all dreamed up by an unlikely author. j.k. rowling, who at that time was a single mother on welfare when she came up with an idea about a boy who does not know he's a wizard. >> do you remember how -- it's impossible to say how an idea came about. >> uh-huh. >> do you remember, though, the creation of this concept? >> yeah. it came to me on a train going from manchester to london

. >> daniel radcliffe, emma watson. watson.rupert grint, helena bonham carter robbie coltrane, james and oliver phelps and tom felton, they're all here on the larry king special, harry potter, "the final chapter." >> i'm coming to you from harry potter the exhibition in new york city. you might recognize the griffendor room, behind me. whether you're a muggle or full-blown wizard, it may be hard to believe one of hollywood's most successful franchises ever is about to come to an end, from books to movies to a theme park in orlando, j.k rowling's story about a young boy's stories and a wizard is a pop culture phenomenon. over the last ten years, seven films alone have made $6 billion. tonight, you'll hear secrets from the set. you'll see how the wizarding world was brought to the big screen. we'll even show you an exclusive never before seen clip of the final movie just days before it opens. but, first, a look back at how it all began. >> be safe, be strong. >> harry potter, the boy who lived, faces his biggest challenge

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chris sweet and danielle balmer have one big blended family on this independence day.oliday that always carries special meaning for all of them. to see their smiles now, danielle and her two little ones, chris and his three, you'd never suspect how they got here. about four years ago danielle's husband was on patrol in iraq when he was killed by an ied. they were just about to celebrate their tenth anniversary. >> i was scared and didn't know what to do, but i wasn't thinking much past that day. >> reporter: about a year later, chris' wife jessica sweet was diagnosed with leukemia. >> i brought all the kids into jessica and i's bedroom and i told them. i told them that mommy had died, and she wasn't coming home. >> reporter: looking for support both widower and widow found themselves at an event for military families. >> it initially started out with us primarily talking about our loss and how it's affected us and our children. from that our relationship started. >> reporter: at the home they now share, there are constant reminders of their past, photos of the original

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danielle notingham is in washington with the latest. hi, danielle. >> reporter: hi, ann. will is no time to play with -- there is no time to play with here. the president wanted to start fresh today, and he told the two top democrats and the two top republicans they need to sit down together and work out something that congress can start moving on at the start of the week. president obama called congressional leaders to the white house for an emergency meeting, a day after debt talks collapsed with house speaker john bohner. the talks lasted less than an hour and did not produce an immediate solution. both sides say they are committed to working on a bipartisan proposal to save the u.s. from its first government default in history. president obama used his weekly radio address to urge lawmakers to put their differences aside quickly. >> we can strengthen our economy and leave for our children a more secure future. or we can issue insults and demands and ultimatums at each other, withdraw to our partisan corners, and achieve nothing. >> reporter: a week of negotiations end

daniel craig of james bond fame. harrison ford showing a mean side to his all-american movie persona. as well as the lovely oliviawwl wilde. maybe when you see the title you're thinking, huh? well, so is harrison ford. did you say, that movie's for me? >> no, i said i wanted to do the cowboy part. i've always wanted -- i've wanted to do a western for 25 years. they just stopped making them. it was clear that they'd found a new way to make 'em. from the title. but when i read it, i just -- i frankly didn't get it. i didn't get it. and i read this and -- i couldn't figure it out. so i read 30 pages. i said, nah, it's not for me. >> reporter: but he was talked into doing it, in part, by daniel craig. >> this was like going, i'm an englishman playing a cowboy. i need all the help i can get. i thought, i would figure harrison ford would be the man to help me out. >> reporter: craig plays jake, an outlaw who wakes up in a daze to discover a strange-looking g bracelet on his arm. harrison ford's a tyrant of a local rancher

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peggy, daniel?lking about in the news room this morning, this is really one of the situations where they did not have enough evidence to convict her. however, that doesn't mean maybe the jurors suspected she might be guilty. they had to stick to the letter of the law. if the evidence wasn't there -- >> abc analyst dave abrahams said they could have thought she was 95% guilty but not all the way, if so they had to await her. herc herq herui hert her. >> just after this acquittal, one of the lead prosecutors announced he will retire at the end of the week after 30 years on the job. >> across the nation there's been intense interest in the case. hundreds of tourists in new york's times square wewe stopped dead in their tracks as they watched the verdict come in. >> she got -- literally got away with murder and walked away. >> i'm surprised. because all of the evidence, you know, pointed that she is guilty. >> i guess the defense made a good enough case about, you know, pulling their heartstrings. made

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peggy and daniel? through airport security. >> everyone, no exceptions. >> including the former secretary of defense, donald rumsfeld. >> take a look at this. tmz captured t tse photos of him getting the pat down here. you'll see he was at chicago's o'hare airport yesterday. tmz caught these photos as rumsfeld was cooperative. they say that he even smiled at some of the agents there. >> they work hard, those tsa guys and women. sometimes a smile goes a long way. >>> a lot of folks traveling might be wondering about the weather. here is a look at your national forecast. hail and high winds from the colorado rockies to western minnesota. showers and thunderstorms from minneapolis to kansas city. a wet day from the gulf coast to the carolinas with the heaviest downpours in the southeast. monsoon rains in the four corners region. >> i stop smiling when they take my lotion or my water bottle. >> they're not all perfect, let's be honest. >> then it's no fun and games. a wet 67 in seattle. 78 in sacramento. 8

peggy, daniel??all right, thank you. >>> a co-founder of a major mexican drug cartel is behehd bars today. he is a third in command of the cartel and one of mexico's most wanted men. the u.s. state department offered a $5 million reward for information leading to his arrest. >>> also from mexico a creative prison break that didn't quite work out. police say a woman was caught trying to sneak her common-law husband out of a press anyone a suitcase. the woman came to prison for a conjugal visit and guards noticed her pulling a big bulky suitcase. >> not a great idea. >>> here's a story that makes you want to sleep with your boots on. josh snyder has spina bifida and doctors were amazed that there was no infection. he wants to catch the rodent that bit off his toes because he wants revenge. >> understandably. no screen on the windows and the window was open. he's going to find that rodent. >>> britain's royals are resting after an action-packed day on prince edward island. >> prince william and his wife

. >> reporter: it's the wedding of air force master sergeant chris and his bride danielle. in attendance, her two and his three which were. this -- and three children. >> it's not just about danielle and i coming together, but two families coming together. we have been through amazing tragedy. >> reporter: in danielle's bouquet of flowers, two photographs of spouses they lost in war. >> this is another way for me to have them with me and be a part of the day. >> reporter: air force technical sergeant ryan balmer was killed in iraq four years ago and he was 33. >> it was difficult and very, very scary to have to think about moving forward with it just being the three of us and me trying to figure out how to be a mom and a dad. >> reporter: 30-year-old jessica sweet also an air force technical sergeant died from leukemia two years ago, exposed to toxic smoke and burn pits in afghanistan. >> i'm very happy, very happy. this is part of a new life for me, rebirth after losing my wife. >> reporter: chris and danielle first met more than two years ago at a program for families of

peggy, daniel? you so much. >> isn't that interesting that five year later those words would come to be so true. as we're in this stalemate. >>> all right, little buddy. another sad passing in southern california. this man made a living making people laugh. >> he certainly did. we're talking about sherwood schwartz. he created two lowbrow iconic sitcoms known for their schlocky theme songs. ♪ the mate was a mighty sailing man, the skipper brave and surere♪ >> not long after "gilligan's island" he created "the brady bunch" in 1969. critics hated the show but viewers still love it even to this day. the reruns are a big hit. decades later on cable tv. >> a classic moment. >> i hate to laugh at that but it really was. marcia, marcia, marcia! >> these shows did illuminate these struggles teenagers had, albeit in this semi-perfect way. >> right. >> sherwood schwartz died yesterday of intestinal infection, he was 94 years old. >> what a career. he definitely gave a lot of us a lot of joy watching those sho

good morning, danielle. >> good morning, betty. this was a major setback and embarrassment for house republicans. it was the second day they couldn't find enough votes to take action on their own legislation and now it has everyone here on capitol hill wondering what's going to happen next. house republicans will meet this morning to plot their next move in the debt ceiling showdown. >> we're going to keep working this thing until we find a way to pay the nation's bills and live within our means. >> reporter: last night after hours of trying to round up support, gop leaders were forced to call off a vote on speaker john boehner's plan. the proposal would raise the debt ceiling for six months and slash more than $900 billion in spending but some tea party members want deeper cuts. >> i simply cannot raise the debt ceiling if we're not going to fundamentally change the way we do business. >> reporter: lawmakers have four days before the government runs out of cash. in a statement released last night, house minority leader nancy pelos

so daniel other republicans turning their backs on reagan now that sounds more like darth vader than ronald. coase are you i think those that are or where with that or where was that. book anybody can turn around what obama said in two thousand and nine when he said raising taxes in an economy is bad idea around or a marine tax eleven times on this and raise the debt ceiling eighteen times regular it is that any number of things can be taken out of context and used your political advantage just like president obama raising the debt ceiling eighteen times in your eight years that's not taking anything out of context. i don't think it's serious and so twenty times. but here's i mean i think i think what we see happening is there's there's going to be some type of deal whether it's the gang of six deal or it's the mcconnell plan the debt ceiling is going to be raised well i just hope that after we do it with whatever deal is going to happen we continue to get serious about tackling long term fiscal problems that we must tackle in order to continue our a a rating it's not only the debt c

the investigating officer was none other than the newly- elected sheriff, daniel jones, who hank said made it clear to the family why his father had been murdered. >> allen: he told my mom that if louis had just shut his mouth that he wouldn't be laying there on the ground. he wouldn't be dead. >> kroft: you think sheriff jones did it? >> allen: yes, indeed. by all means. if he didn't do it, he was the entrepreneur of it. >> kroft: jones told the newspapers he was unable to find a single clue. how would you characterize the investigation that sheriff jones conducted? >> deitle: he did not develop any fingerprints, any physical evidence, and he never developed any suspects. >> kroft: in fact, it's not clear that anyone investigated louis allen's murder until 1994, when plater robinson, a historian at the southern institute at tulane university, began digging into it. >> plater robinson: from day one in liberty, people told me that daniel jones and a "colored man" killed louis allen. >> kroft: robinson has spent 17 years combing through archives and tracking down people to interview. on

danielle, what's the latest there? >> reporter: well essentially this has become, as we said off the top of the show, the president has called it a three-ring circus. he did not hold back his criticism last night. the president essentially told the republicans that their plan is not good enough and republicans say the president is the one making this a crisis. president obama called for compromise in his prime time address monday night. with just one week to go until the deadline to raise the debt ceiling, he's blaming republicans for the dead lock. >> a significant number of republicans in congress are insisting on a different approach, a cuts only approach, an approach that doesn't ask the wealthiest americans or biggest corporations to contribute anything at all. >> reporter: but gop leaders argue the president is the one who won't budge. >> the president wanted a blank check six months ago and he wants a blank check today. this is just not going to happen. >> reporter: president obama still wants the wealthiest ame

danielle knottingham is in washington with the latest. good morning, danielle. is there any hope in sight? >> good morning, betty. it's hard to tell at this point. things have been back and forth all week on capitol hill. house speaker john boehner's measure will face an uphill battle today but he's pressing on despite threats from the white house and from democrats. speaker john boehner's debt ceiling plan is just hours away from its first key test. later today the house is expected to vote on the measure. it increases the nation's borrowing limit by up to $900 billion while slashing more than $900 billion in spending. >> we're in a very volatile situation. it's an important vote and every member needs to be confident the vote they place. >> reporter: momentum gains wednesday after boehner sharply urged fellow republicans to get in line. >> i've moved from lean no undecided to lean yes. >> reporter: still the house speaker can only afford to lose a couple dozen republicans if he wants the plan to pass. even if the measure clears the house it may not get far. se

our guest the young actor daniel radcliffe. as you probably heard he's the star of the new flick harry potter and the half billion dollars in worldwide weekend gross. so exciting tonight. i found out something scientifically i didn't know was possible. a canadian can breed with a german. ( cheers and applause ) did you know that? ( cheers and applause ) i don't even know how they fit them together. they've created a new species a canad-erman. you know what? no fooling around. our top story tonight, of course, the debt ceiling and our ongoing segment. that is in no way hyperbolic. as america moves closer to just laying out a blanket in front of our garage and selling off all our old board games it has become clear that time for action is short. >> the president says he wants an agreement. >> president obama set a deadline. >> president obama now says it's decision time. >> jon: oh, snap, commander in chief. throwing down a deadline. on friday the president of the united states broke out his "i mean business" podium. >> we are ob

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good morning, daniel.seems that we've entered the finger-pointing and trash-talking stage of these deficit negotiations. the standoff over the deficit continues. but one thing has already been cut. the senate's week-long july fourth recess. >> the senate will reconvene on tuesday, the day after the 4th. we'll do that because we have work to do. >> reporter: lawmakers continued to dig in their heels on the issue of tax increases as a way to reduce the deficit. the white house has zeroed in on about $2 trillion in total ç reductions. that would come from budget cuts and mororthan $400 billion in tax increases over the next decade. >> the tax cuts i'm proposing we get rid of are tax breaks for millionaires and billionaires. >> reporter: the president scolded congress for dragging their feet on a deal. yesterday, the senate minority leader mitch mcconnell said the president doesn't get it. he invited mr. obama to come to capitol hill to kick-start the negotiations. >> i can't think of a better way than to have

go ahead, daniel. >> guest: it also has love. i forget that. hi, daniel. >> caller: this is daniel. i'm from duluth, minnesota originally. >> host: turn down the volume on your tv and go ahead. >> caller: i'm from duluth, minnesota originally. >> guest: duluth? >> caller: this is interesting. i know i've had war -- my dad was one the most decorated heros of war. my an ancestors are way back. it goes up to the oregon trial. as far as that goes, my native blood is like the genealogy, and a lot of the grace carries me on and knowing what right and wrong as far as a positive aspect. that is what the knowledge and where the extinction comes. i feel there's a lot to it as far as where my ancestors came from. the nativeness, as far as who -- and the indians, they had a battle outside of there. as far as my native blood and ancestors being there another the time, all of my first cousins are peal -- pale faced. i know they did inbred back then. >> guest: are you navi? >> caller: no. >> host: all right. we're going to leave the dependent comments. anything that you want to add? : >> guest: be

peggy and daniel? >>> and crews are facing major challenges in trying to clean up an oil spill in the yellowstone river in montana. >> the river has been flowing too fast and snow melt has pushed it above flood stage adding to fears the spill will be carried into areas that haven't yet been damage. >> boy. >>> also the southwest monsoon season is in full swing. you can tell this by a blinding dust storm. take a look at this. this one descended on the phoenix area. >> looked like something out of a hollywood movie. >> armageddon. >> the cloud was 50 miles wide and 1,000 feet high as it moved in last night reducing visibility to zero as you might imagine. a lot of people lost power and flights were temporarily grounded. >>> hopefully where you are it's not that extreme. as we look at the nation's weather, the four corners region could see more dust storms and flash flooding. those thunderstorms stretch into california and nevada. severe weather sweeps in with high winds and hail from the dakotas into den

diane was the lone survivor, but now her husband daniel says that others are to blame, too, includingne's brother, warren hans who lost his girls claiming that he is liable, because he owned the van she was driving and allowed the vehicle to be operated by one not competent. >> to sue another family member who has lost children of his the same event is cruel beyond words, and even if it has merit, he will lose anyway, because she was drunk and high. >> reporter: daniel shuler is even suing new york state saying that there were not enough signs on the parkway. >> she killed seven people, and if she were alive today, she would be in jail serving time for those murders and to sue now his family and the state of new york is just surprising. it is shocking to me. >> reporter: but daniel has always defended his wife. >> she is not an alcoholic, and my heart knows that something medically had to have happened. >> reporter: but his brother and sister-in-law believe she was careless and have filed their own lawsuit against the estate. they claim their daughters suffered from fear of pending de

. >> i'm daniel sieberg in for rob nelson.obably no easy decision for rupert murdoch to shut down "the news of the world" after this widespread hacking scandal. so his son broke the news. as the british government launches an investigation, you could call it the end of "the world," this paper had a storied legacy early on. it wasn't quite such a tabloid publication and it did win awards recently. boy, it's turned the corner into more scandalous, controversial stuff. >> definitely gone tabloid. which you know, some papers really have in order to stay alive. that doesn't mean their practices are legit. >> it was a big-selling paper. >> there you go. >>> also coming up, what will happen to casey anthony when she's let out of jail in nine days? how many questions now about her future. also hererase after this acquittal. many people wondering what will happen next. and kind of horrifying enough, many people are saying could she get a book deal, a reality show? i certainly hope personally that doesn't happen. people say that's sort

i'm danielle nottingham. i'll have that story coming up. a fresh round of talks on a deal to raise the debt ceiling at the white house. this time, both sides are hinting they're open to a compromise. as danielle nottingham reports, that could lead to even bigger spending cuts. >> president obama took control of the debt debate arguing now is the time for lawmakers to do something big. the president proposes that congress agree to raise the nation's debt celling and slash $4 trillion in federal spending over the next decade. that's double the amount of cuts lawmakers originally considered. both parties are sending signals they're ready to compromise on some major issues. top aides to the president say he's ready to support big reductions in medicare and some cuts to social security. >> what we need to do is to have a balanced approach where everything is on the table. >> in return, republican leaders appear to be open to closing some tax loopholes and ending some federal subsidies that benefit big companies. >> everything's on the table exce

daniel and peggy?ew allegations in the hacking scandal which has enveloped the murdoch media empire. reporters were accused of paying queen elizabeth's bodyguards for seseet information about her, potentially jeopardizing her safety. they were also accused of accessing former prime minister gordon brown's bank account information and stealing medical records of his seriously ill son. >>> officials say they want compensation for damage done to the american embassy by syrian protesters. hundreds of syrian government supporters stormed the u.s. embassy compound, smashing windows and spray painting walls with graffiti. at tack came after the american ambassador visited the city hama, a region that strongly opposes the syrian president. >>> it as story that gripped our hearts last week. we're talking about the baseball fan who went for a foul ball then fell to his death in front of his young son. >> horrifying. he was a firefighter and hundreds gathered to pay their last respects. abc's diana alvear joins u

, so she calls it the i am not daniel problem. all right, let me give you some key dates of his life. he was born in west hartford, which in 1750 wasn't west hartford yet. it was called west vision. west hartford doesn't become west hartford until after 1800. in the 1770s he has all these forest gump moments related to the founding. so in 17 -- he goes to yale and his father, he and his father built on a horse and one of them walks and one of them rides the horse. we don't know who does what. they go to yell, they parkgoers at the president's house and in his freshman year at yuppie is his first forest gump moment. in june 1775, george washington was in town and a write about this in the book, george washington is in new haven on route 15 to 20 will take command of the continental army and webster is part of the of militia that reaching. this is kind of a forest gump moment where you contingently connect to history. i'm getting hooked -- computer virus. a decade later he will start to shape history. in 1777 has another force at th

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