he puts on a red bandana over his face and signals to his cohort, 17-year-old dominic harris, to position himself on the other side of the hallway. according to police, harris' role was to get the assault on his cell phone camera. at one point parker even sends another student into the class to coax the teacher to come out into the hallway. >> there's no doubt mr. parker did plan the attack. he put a little bit of thought into it because he hit there right at the end of the day. >> it's 2:15 and class is letting out. unbeknownst to parker and harris, the school's surveillance cameras capture the entire incident. >> through the eye of the camera you'll see the whole thing. you'll see parker get behind her door. and as she was walking out of her door right at the end of the day, now there were students in the hall. he just took a running start, and he hit her with everything he had. >> parker drives a vicious blow into the side of the teacher's face right above her eye. she falls to the ground, and he takes off running down the hall and out the building. students immediately come to the tea

domineering person. >> reporter: more than that, said the prosecutor, cal harris could be volatile. harris began keeping notes about what she said was abusive language and behavior. in fact, she won a temporary order of protection against him. >> what he said to her was, i wouldn't need a gun to kill you. and if i did kill you, they'll never find your body. >> reporter: in the heat of passion people say terrible things to each other. doesn't mean they killed them, though. >> but he went beyond saying terrible things to her. he told her he would put her body in a place where it would never be found. that's like one of the biggest facts of the case. we looked and looked and looked for this woman's body and have not been able to find it. >> reporter: the harris family baby-sitter, a woman named barb thayer testified she was the one that found michele's van parked at the end of the long driveway. >> she goes into the house and yells is michele here? because the car's at the end of the driveway. and the defendant, without missing a beat, just said, we better go get the car. >> reporter:

. >> and not just domination but destruction of israel and death to america. i want to ask you something, because harris brought up a good point, people are wondering how we can stop this deal. it is congress. they are going home for august recess in the couple days and that is when the voters have their opportunity to make their voice heard. is there a chance now, people who are listening, can do something? >> when schumer made the decision on the vote, i think it was a big signal to a lot of democrats, especially in the senate, signaling to them it is okay to question this deal because they will have to go back home and answer to the voters for a long time. they are not going to be termed out of their job. the president is saying this is reflection of how the world sees the united states and the ability to deliver on the international deal. no, it is actually a reflection of what a bad negotiator he is. i think the reflection is on him particularly and not necessarily the united states as a whole. >> remember secretary john kerry said, and i am going to quote him, this is going to screw over the ayato

harry fawcett reports. >> reporter: for decades, this man kept agonising images in his mind. now they surround them. in recent years, he has been committing them to canvas, memories dominated by a image of a baby in a pile of rubbish as she searched for missing relatives. >> the baby was facing up, arms like this. for me, this baby represented the a-bomb. i remember it. it seemed totally unscathed as if someone placed it there. such cruelty. >> reporter: the bomb that pulverized, poisoned and burned the city was in the skies above it on the morning of august 6th, 1945, 70 years on, a minute's silence, and a message from japan's prime minister that the one country to be attacked with nuclear weapons, would continue to work for their eradication. >> translation: japan intends to renew efforts to bring about a world without nuclear weapons, with the cooperation of nuclear and nonnuclear powers. >> reporter: the aircraft that delivered barely imaginable destruction on hiroshima was named after the pilot's mother. the bomb it carried, little boy. for the u.s. it was a strike that saved lives, shortening the second world war. for the people of hiroshima, it was a visitation of h

harris has our friday morning lineup you have a big concert. >> i was busy making fun of amy robach. happy friday great to be with you, coming up donl trump continues to dominate the headlines in the race for the white house. tonight he'll be holding a pep rally in alabama. this event is amoving to a larger venue holding 40,000 people. we'll have the latest on the former student at the prestigious prep school accused of raping a classmate. the victim taking the stand giving emotional testimony. we'll be live with the latest. >>> a surfer hailed as a hero after saving two teenager girls caught in a rip current. >> reporter: the dramatic rescue was caught on camera. >>> five seconds of summer is here, live to rock the battery in the park. there they are, you don't want to miss it, a busy friday right here. thank, dan have a great weekend, we'll see you in a little bit. >> animals act just like us in so many situations. these bears in north jersey wanted to take a dip in the pool. the family scrambled to make sure their children and dog were safe. with everybody inside they took the recording. family called 911 and said they couldn't do much, the bears mother and