one of them, diane harry made a surprising admission. she said that she may have been the intended target. diane said that a few nights earlier she was drinking some scotch whiskey at home with her husband and it made her ill. >> she also told him that there was something wrong with the tea kettle. she tried to make coffee and when she put cream in it, it curdled. >> investigators tested the bottle of scotch from harry's home and confirmed their suspicion. the bottle contained lethal amounts of cyanide. diane's husband, lewis harry said he thought he knew who was responsible. he said it was roy fitzpatrick, a 43-year-old delivery man. >> roy fitzpatrick was the ex-girlfriend of a girl that harry has now befriended, the way he described it. >> fitzpatrick's ex-girlfriend was 33-year-old sharon jones. >> well, i had dated mr. fitzpatrick briefly and he would never accept no. he would stalk me. he would choke me and he threatened to kill me if i started dating anyone else. mr. harry was very, very persistent that i go to get a restraining or

. >> the witness, diane harris, described the man as white, about 5'9" and wearing jeans and a gray t-shirt. >> she was very good on height. obviously, race is important. rule out a large segment of the population. >> based on the witness's facial description, a police artist created a composite sketch which was distributed to the media. another witness reported seeing a suspicious vehicle in the area. >> he sees a blue and white ford bronco parked at a business. he notices this because he worked at this business himself. the business was closed and he knew that vehicle probably shouldn't be there. >> inside the salon, police dusted for fingerprints, and they concentrated on the water heater, where the killer strapped dana's body. >> it's a very smooth, hard finish and powder will bring them up real clear, and you can lift them very easy off of a surface like that. >> they found one print that was very clear. >> there was a detective who said, whoever this print belongs to is definitely the killer. i'm thinking, god, definitely's a strong word. how do you know that? and then he said the way

. >>> one of the major cases pending is harris v equip. diane eastabrook spoke to pamela harris who sued the governor of illinois. >> a medicaid programme pays pamela to take care of her developmentally disabled son at home. that makes her a state workers under illinois law and eligible for union representation. she wants no part of organised labour. >> they are over stepping. you don't belong in a house, a home, intruding into a family. you don't belong interfering in the care of an individual with disabilities. >> in a case that's wound its way to the u.s. supreme court, harris sued illinois governor pat quinn over an executive order, calling her a state employees, and requiring her to pay fees to a union she didn't want to join. paul kerrsy from the illinois policy institute thinks harris' suit is compelling. >> if the union calls a strike, she's not going to leave josh alone. so the union model for who she is and what she does doesn't fit. >> home health care is one of the few industries public employment has been successful in organising. t

. >> a major case is harris versus equip, an important labour law decision. diane eastabrook spoke to pamela harris who sued the governor of illinois. >> reporter: a meddy cade programme pays pam to take care of her disability son josh at home. under state law that makes her a state workers. harris wants no part of organised labour. >> they are overstepping. you don't belong in a house, home, intruding into a family or interfering in the care of an individual with significant disabilities. >> in a case on its way to the u.s. supreme court harris sued pat quinn over an executive order, calling her a state employee, and requiring her to pay fees to a union she didn't want to join. paul, from the illinois policy institute thinks harris's suite is a compelling one. >> if a union falls a strike, he is not going to leave josh alone. so the union model, for who she is and what she does, doesn't fit. >> home health care is one of the few industries public employees unions have been successful organising, so the supreme court's decision will affect not only those workers in

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harry reid. didn't even tell the chairwoman of the intelligence committee, democrat, diane fine steen, and then whatrecedent the president set is a dangerous one. he has basically told terrorist told around the poll you can take an american hoseam and you can get your own released. these are dangerous people. >> a means to the end in if you recall back in january, president obama in the state of the union talked about the fact that 2014 would be the year when he wanted to close gitmo. >> his argument is that -- first of all that's something he tried to do from the day he got elected. he doesn't view this as a war and in fact when it comes to afghanistan, he is all but proclaimed the war is over. it may be over for him but not over for taliban who by evidence of the fact these dangerous individuals are likely to return to the battlefield in the fewer. in the meantime we set this extraordinary dangerous precedent. >> let's look at the resid -- recidivism it's. 104 have re-engamed in terrorism, another 74 suspected of doing. so that that makes a total of 29% who go back out and commit crimes. i want to

harris, abc news, new york. >> i hope to see you on "gma" in the morning with robin and for diane and all of us here, good night> tonight, free marijuana. what the pot clubs are offering as an incentive to vote. new questions about whether it's legal. >> pregnancy testing in alameda county jail. a woman in her 70s claims her constitutional rights were violated >> day two of a sickout by muni drivers how are people getting around? and an appeal from city hall to get back to work. >> and a remarkable story of a boy born with his feet on backwards. and a miracle that allowed him to walk for the >> san jose city council deadlocked over how many marijuana dispensaries it should allow in the city. well, pot club owners were giving it away for election day. good evening. >> san jose grappled with what to do with medical marijuana for years, once again, no decision. vic lee is live tonight. vic, they cannot come to terms. >> you're right the council kicked this issue down the road again. now, they did have a quorum but deadlocked 5 to 5 now. next week, they hope the absent council member will be present. there was cons

he tells harry reed the day before but not the rest of congress. >> when you have lost diane fine steinhave really lost the senate. >> there is a question about executive power. a lot have said it's the president's right to do something like this. it was not an easy or straightforward decision. >> i think the key thing here is to the troops and i'm not condemning the young man who was captured. if this was a john mccain who had been captured and tortured it might have been one thing. a lot of troops are being told to shut their mouths and not talk. when we come back we will talk about economics. should the fed shift gears or stay the course? our panel looks ahead on sunday morning futures. and just give them the basics, you know. i got this. [thinking] is it that time? the son picks up the check? [thinking] i'm still working. he's retired. i hope he's saving. i hope he saved enough. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. whether you're just starting your 401(k) or you are ready for retirement, we'll hel

harry reid and the senate. if that fundamentally changes in november, i think it will be a new day for america and a new direction. >>> after making headlines for telling abc's dianed bill were dead broke after leaving the white house, hillary clinton has been asked about her net worth. in an interview with "the guard," clinton said she and bill pay ordinary income tax, and like a lot of people who are truly well off, not to name names, and we've done it through dint of hard work. >>> the house committee is holding a hearing today to find out why a number of e-mails relating to activities of lois lerner were lost. she has yet to testify concerning the irs targeting the tea party and other groups. >>> it's a little easier for recent criminals to buy a gun in west virginia thanks to a change in gun laws. now anyone with a concealed weapons permit issued after june 4th can buy a gun from a licensed dealer without having to go through a federal background check. >>> representative john-patrick maloney of new york has become the second member of congress to legally wed his same-sex partner while in office. maloney married his partner of 22 years over the weekend with t

other clip of harry reid on the house floor denouncing republicans of trying to score political points, that is disingenious and i would go beyond that dishonest. as you pointed out dianetein not only said she was disappointed. but in the past when her committee, when her committee addressed this issue before. they emphatically determined they don't want to create a worldwide marketplace for u.s. soldiers or americans around the world to be captured and bartered with and now that is the precedent that we have and that president obama set. >> that is the worry about the future. charlie and ed, thank you both. >> more on that story. we told you he was in and now out. dan marrino is no longer part of a lawsuit against the nfl. and the legal debate over the trading sergeant bern dal for git me detainees. we'll break it down with a former prosecutor who said president obama crossed the line. >> the commander in chief has a majority responsibility of the war and replenishing the economy when they are still killing our people. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-ta

harris-perry. i already sent my letter this week, but i just wanted to say, dear hillary, oh, my, i know you didn't mean to do it. but in your interview with diane sawyer you waited into the quick sand thwhen you said this. >> we came out of the white house not only dead broke but in debt and we had no money when we got there and we struggled to piece together the resources for mortgages for houses, for chelsea's education. you know, it was not easy. >> now, when secretary of state, former secretary of state says in debt. she is telling the truth. foreclosure disclosure document show they held debt. but what in debt for the clintons is vastly different. the couple had a combined income of $357,629 that year. the next year, 2001, bill clinton made $13 million. just in speaking fees. hillary made $8 million off of advances for her first memoir. now, they may have been in debt in 2000, but four years later, that was gone. and that was likely not the same story for the 74% of you as households also holding debt in 2000. shortly after her abc interview, clinton stepped in it, again, telling "the guardian" we pay ordinary income tax, unlike a lot of p

harris-perry. i already sent my letter this week, but i just wanted to say, dear hillary, oh, my, i know you didn't mean to do it. but in your interview with dianet of the white house not only dead broke but in debt and we had no money when we got there and we struggled to piece together the resources for mortgages for houses, for chelsea's education. you know, it was not easy. >> now, when secretary of state, former secretary of state says in debt. she is telling the truth. foreclosure disclosure document