beaten man. >> yet, another confrontation awaited jim jones when he sat down with nbc reporter don harriseone came and passed me this note. >> harris gave him vern gosney's note asking for help to go home. >> that's who we're talking about. he wants to leave his son here. >> in fact, vern gosney had to agree to leave his young son mark behind before jones would let him go. >> all the decisions around my son, i -- will haunt me for the rest of my life. >> jones raged at harris. >> people play games, friend. they lie. they lie. what can i do about liars? are you people going to -- leave us, i just beg you. please leave us bill, we will bother nobody. anybody who wants to get out of here can get out of here. they have no problem getting out of here. they come and go all the time. people like publicity. some people do. i don't. >> the sky turned black. the wind came up strong, and it was just torrential rain. >> when the rain came, the parks family and others took shelter in an open-air shed. that's little tracy parks on the right in the blue windbreaker. jim jones is there, too, talking with

harris are both expected to attend. >>> a bay area tour in berkeley continued. don knapp was here as the leader shared his words of wisdom on happiness. >> reporter: the sound of sets is the tone of the lesson of the dalai lama. he does not play it nearly that somber. [ laughter ] his holiness needed to shade his eyes from the stage lights. his lesson on happiness is simple. don't be trapped by money, happening of others before yourself, think of the planet. [ speaking in foreign language] >> how can i better motivate my child to be happier and do better at dog his homework and schoolwork? >> i think let me get married and then i will have real experience of this. [ laughter ] [singing] >>> the program ended with a final course of music. audience members who came at 5:30 and paid $50 a seat were not disappointed. >> happy? >> yes. >> to be in his presence? >> yes. very blessed. >> happiness is about how we see things and how we help others. >> i think some people who don't believe in him should start believing in him. [ laughter ] >> reporter: this was the second of

don dahler spoke with his relatives. good morning. >> good morning, charlie, gayle and norah. harryd from for nearly two weeks during his most recent trip to a war-torn part of mexico. the state department is now involved in the manhunt that has his family looking for answers. >> my son takes risks. we have conversations about this. and he says, i'm not stupid and i'm not reckless. >> reporter: harry devert bought a motorcycle last december and set out from new york to mexico. the 32-year-old was traveling to the mexican beach town pictured in the final scene in the film shawshank redemption. what makes you think this isn't one of the times where he says i'm just going to be out of communication. don't worry about me. >> he always, always, always has called on his dad's birthday, which is the 29th. and he didn't call this year. >> reporter: anne devert tried his cell phone, which appeared disconnected. she then launched a social media campaign to find her son. >> how can a person just disappear? how can a person vanish? >> reporter: last seen in the mexican state of meichoacamicho.

they want to get don white in on ford but in the senate there's much more disagreement over how much revenue should be raised. you have senators like patty murray and harry reid who are saying $1 trillion should be raised whereas that's d.o.a. among republicans. so there really is no path forward for tax reform in either the house or senate because it would hit an immediate road block when it got to the upper chamber. >> is there hope of a floor vote? >> no. like i said, they did tell him to put the brakes on it last december. they seem to alleviate that hard line a little bit, to allow him to put out a draft. but this is a draft. this is not a chairman's mark. this is not even a real bill it. might be written in legislative language but they would have to introduce it as legislation to get it to go forward for a markup or even a vote on the house floor. and what we're hearing from both conservatives and moderates is that it's probably not going to go anywhere past the debate in this discussion. he might be able to have hearings on it but a markup is unlikely and if it does happen, it mostly likelyly will not, at least until the midterm elections, get to