harry was right. i mean look at you tell 35 years later his legacy of hope is taking fruition and becoming a reality. i see harvey's legacy everyday in our changing society. a break off men and women like michael sam and like elaine page and mary lamborghini had the courage to 125u7bd and declare their love while we made really good strives here in the united states for equal rights for lesbians and lgbt lgbt the message is needed harry's message of hope is needed around the world. right now more than one sixth of the world's populations has been recripple listed in the last year because their lesbian or gay that's absolutely wrong. that's why stuart and i founded the harvey milk foundation to take this message globally around the world where people really need us as stuart as said when we speaks in foreign countries, you know, he sees the conditions that people live in he sees the real the chains that are on people they can't live their lives and be true to them he when we leaves the people that go i

i think harry is with us here today shining down on us and i think it's absolutely wonderful that harry is going to show up in mailboxes around the country and as mayor ed lee said it's going to be forever. thank you. (clapping.) >> thank you, ann. you know, in 1979 we had our first memorial recommends for my anile i was in school in washington i went to a memorial at the land rising an lgbt bookstore and there were a lot of protesters the protesters about my uncle's legacy have died down by the way, there's a research council small voice and minds are protesting this the protester there was a woman taller than me hungarian than life i met for the first time dr. mia angelo and we lost her today and she swore that being i lost my usage she reached you tell to me and made one of the first quotes that's she's quoted on but she ever say there to support my uncle's legacy she said i am gay. i am lesbian i am black, i am white, i am chickening i am jew and muslim i am human. this has stayed with me to this day (clapping) she didn't rehearse that it flowed so we get to meet people that justice

watson: i mean, it's kind of like harry potter mania.'ve never seen it quite this big. [ cheers ] radcliffe: you get a sense of it at the premieres because you see all the fans there. harry's a character that's worked his way into the collective consciousness of millions of people of all ages around the world. vieira: for daniel radcliffe, rupert grint, and emma watson, who grew up playing harry, ron, and hermione, their love for harry potter existed long before they were cast in the roles. watson: i was such a huge fan of the books before i even auditioned for the role, and my dad used to read them to me and brother before we went to bed every night. radcliffe: it's just the most amazing kind of storytelling in that it just drags you in from the first page. and you get to the last page of that chapter and think, "i'll go at -- okay, i'll just read the next one." so, it's totally compulsive. vieira: warner bros.' "harry potter" franchise goes on to become the highest-grossing film series of all time, and the book series is the best-selli

he wanted revenge on harry as much as he wanted the money. >> despite warning harry not to call policer learned that harry did just that because of a journalist who had heard about the kidnapping from the police scanner. >> and i went immediately to the plaza and parked my car. there was not a lot of activity. >> so he walked into david kopenheffer's store and asked what was going on. >> he looked at me and said no, he said, there hasn't been a single thing going on. it's been a very quiet night. there isn't anything going on. at the time i was talking with him, i didn't know that he had killed her. so i did not make a connection that here was a cold-blooded murderer sitting in front of me. >> after learning that the police were involved, kopenheffer most likely stayed in his store instead of going to the ransom drop site. and harry didn't see the next ransom note kopenheffer left for him at the railroad bridge. based on the forensic evidence, david kopenheffer was arrested and charged with kidnapping and first-degree murder. >> one of the things that we did is get a writing sample fro

marry harris, do you?om. >> i want to go back to arthur. when we fir learned of the says and the child who died and witnesses said the father was wailing, want it to go back to what you said. why is it so critical to you they put cuffs on the man -- >> just doesn't make sense to me. i was a property for a bunch of years in brooklyn, new york, when things were tough crime-wise, and i've been a defense attorney. i've seen probably thousands of these scenarios. i've never heard of a grieving -- of a historical parent, under these circumstances, being described -- the scene we heard. handcuffed and thrown to the floor because they wanted to see their child who whereas clearfully distress, about to die? >> may suspect something else was greg on. >> maybe they had some idea before hand. i don't know. >> we'll continue to follow this. humans. we are beautifully imperfect creatures living in an imperfect world. that's why liberty mutual insurance has your back, offering exclusive products like optional better car

he wanted revenge on harry as much as he wanted the money. >> despite warning harry not to call policelearned that harry did just that because of a journalist who had heard about the kidnapping from the police scanner. >> and i went immediately to the plaza and parked my car. there was not a lot of activity. >> so he walked into david kopenheffer's store and asked what was going on. >> he looked at me and said no, hasn't been a single thing going on. it's been a very quiet night. there isn't anything going on. at the time i was talking with him, i didn't know that he had killed her. so i did not make a connection that here was a cold-blooded murderer sitting in front of me. >> after learning that the police were involved, kopenheffer most likely stayed in his store instead of going to the ransom drop site. and harry didn't see the next ransom note kopenheffer left for him at the railroad bridge. based on the forensic evidence, david kopenheffer was arrested and charged with kidnapping and first degree murder. >> one of the things that we did is get a writing sample from kopenheffer and

justin ross harris. he is accused of murder. after leaving his toddler son in a car for seven hours in the broiling georgia heat. he has pleaded not guilty to this crime. he says it was all a tragic accident that day. but the prosecutors say it was something else. it was something like him wanting a child-free life. they found it on his computer. we're going to get into all the disturbing details in just a moment. first, i want to get to some of the new developments in this investigation. our cnn's nick valencia is following the the story. every so often, you get these court documents that start to bleed out bit by bit and bits and pieces are now following these jaw-dropping developments yesterday. can you get us up to speed? >> we just obtained new search warrants from officials in cobb county and it lays out some of the same narrative we heard in yesterday's probable cause and bond hearing. they talk about the finances of the family. and how justin ross harris has recently overtaken his family's finances. he was now in charge

and at harris's preliminary hearing suggested justin and leanna harris both had a possible motive. money. >> they had two policies on cooper. the first policy is the $2,000 policy through the home depot. >> the second one, was this something they got back in 2013? >> yes. >> and was this something they still had at the time of the child's death? >> dharkthat's correct. >> and how much was the policy? >> a $25,000 policy. >> this past weekend from behind bars the father, justin ross harris, was explaining to his family about how to collect the money. >> reporter: and then there's the way leanna harris has reacted since the incident. at cooper's funeral she said, "i miss him with all my heart. would i bring him back? no. to bring him back into this broken world would be selfish." and her demeanor has been criticized as well. >> she didn't show any emotion when they asked her. or actually when they notified her of cooper's death. >> leanna harris is not doing herself any favors. looking bored and snapping gum is not going to help. i absolutely believe that prosecutors will end up char

harris.g the trial, harris was incarcerated at hillsborough county jail in a housing unit for high-profile inmates. he was no more popular with the man who runs the jail than he was with the judge. >> mr. harris is, in my 25 years of law enforcement, probably one of the most manipulative, conniving, condescending people that i've ever encountered, in my opinion. he was difficult for the staff, no matter how much respect you afforded him, no matter how well you treated him, he found a way to try to turn it. >> but harris says is he simply misunderstood. >> i feel like everybody looks at me like a ted bundy type character, and i'm not. when i see myself in the paper, i think to myself, if people really knew who i was and how i really am, they would know i didn't rape anybody, i didn't kidnap anybody. the people that do know me, my friends, they know me. my family, they know me. so, it's surreal, it's heartbreaking, depressing, and i wish i could change things, but i can't. >>> coming up -- >> y

who is harry dexter white? truly an extraordinary and not well understood character in american history. he was a son of immigrant parents, born in 1892. his parents came from lithuana. his mother died when he was nine, his father when he was 16. he showed no real academic skills until very late in life. he finished his undergraduate degree at 30. then he went off to harvard to do a doctor at and suddenly he started getting interested in the world. if you read his byagraphy he wrote there is nothing that appears before his ph.d. from harvard at age 38. it's like this whole life didn't exist. he couldn't get tenured there. he went off to a small college in wisconsin, lawrence college, and what was his ambition at the time? well, interestingly enough, he told his former adviser at harvard he was studying russian, that he wanted to go to the soviet union to study economic planning and he was only diverted from this eye idea by a call from jake on veiner to come for a brief period to work on a monetary study with h

harris was in court yesterday and as danielle nottingham tells us, prosecutors say harris was sextingle his son died. >> reporter: justin ross harris sat quietly while the detective told the cord harris spent the last day of his young son's life sending lewd messages to several women, including teenagers. >> the most common term would be sexting. >> were photos being sent back and forth between this man and these women during that day when the child was left in the car? >> yes. >> reporter: the detective testified it was 88 degrees on june 18th, the day harris left his 22-month-old son cooper in the car for seven hours while he went to work. prosecutors say harris intentionally killed the boy, painting him as unhappily married, even searching the internet on living a child-free life. the defense called the sexting testimony a shame campaign. >> there certainly is not evidence that he consciously left his child in the car. >> reporter: harris told police he for goat to drop off cooper at day care. the detective said harris returned to his car after lunch to drop off a purchase and stil

harris?i know him in a church setting and that's all. >> that's all i have. >> you may step down. >> thank you. >> anything else? >> no more evidence for purposes of bond, judge. >> what are you asking for mr. kilgore? >> i'm asking for a $50,000 bond. >> mr. born? >> judge, we are objecting to bond given all the circumstances. he's committed crimes even before this that i believe speaks volumes when he said, does your conscious ever kick in, and he said no. it's obvious this man is leading two different lives and i don't think he can be trusted. >> el, based on the number one murder charge, obviously, and facing a minimum of life sentence with a minimum mandatory of 30 years in prison, and conceivably in the future a possible death penalty case, the court will deny bond today. >> thank you, your honor. >>> we've been listening to the bond hearing and probable cause hearing for the father who on june 18th left his 22-month-old-year-old son in a car. he died. he was left there all day. one of

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harris. she ngds the different role of an advocate, as someone writing an opinion, a commentary or a quoll umand a judge. i want to emphasize this: these a persoshe is a person whe all bring our views and passions to our life, but she ngds what the judiciary is all about. and, mr. president, as is the practice of the judiciary committee -- and i served on the judiciary committee. i am proud of my service and thank senator leahy for his leadership on that committee. after the public hearing, there are questions for the record that are submitted by the senators. that was certainly true in ms. harr harris' case. i invite mys colleagues to read these answers. i can just imagine the people in the white house trying to go through all of these legal sited that she gave on each of these answers that our colleagues requested. it is one of the most thorough answers i've seen and thoroughly vetted by the supreme court decisions. and i mention that here because it's exactly why i believe what she has tol

he became dependent on harry dexter white. he had enormous influence with the run up to the war with japan. he was influential in the war with japan. white for his part was completely depend denned on morganthal for his status in washington. he wasn't an official civil servant. he knew that at any moment he could be cut loose and sent back to appleton, wisconsin and he did not want to go back there. he was obsessed from very early on with this idea of a monetary conference that would establish the u.s. dollar. here is something i found that he wrote in 1936. the moore sterling countries there are, the stronger will be england's position around the conference table should an international conference take place. he was determined to make sure when we went into the conference as he was sure that we would england would be in a weaker position as possible and the u.s. would be in the strongest position as possible. keynes did not see the key provisions that went into the i.m.f. articles in the agreement, which he would have fought

his father justin harris is now charged with murder and child cruelty. he's pleaded not guilty and being held without bond. but documents released today include eight search warrants. more on that in a moment. but first, though, the head-spinning revelations that came out at harris' probably cause hearing. a hearing that was expected to last 90 minutes but stretched to nearly three hours. here's martin savidge. >> reporter: the case surrounding the death of little cooper harris has gone from controversial to sensational. >> he's having up to six different conversations with different women. >> in a pretrial hearing, authorities shattered the images of the faithful husband and loving father. portraying him, instead, as a man yearning to be single and involved in online relationships. >> evidence has shown us right now that he's got this whole second life he's living with alternate personalities and alternate personas. >> to the gasp of the courtroom, investigators said he was exchanging sexually charged texts and explicit photos with women as his son was

he denied bail and ordered harris to stand trial.tor blackwell takes us inside the courtroom. >> reporter: what was justin ross harris allegedly doing while his 22-month-old son cooper suffered in the back of this scorching suv? >> he was having up to six different conversations with different women. the most common term would be sexting. >> reporter: stunning claims of raunchy text messages, suspicious internet searches and a plan to kill his son. >> evidence is showing us right now he's got this whole second life that he's living with alternate personalities and alternate personas. >> reporter: harris sat sullen as the cobb county police department detailed x-rated messages allegedly exchanged the day cooper died, including with a then 16-year-old girl. >> were photos being sent back and forth between the women and the defendant during this day while the child is out in the car? >> yes, there are photos of his exposed erect penis being sent, photos of women's breast being sent back to him. >> reporter: no visible reaction from the

harry was right.ter his legacy of hope is taking fruition and becoming a reality. i see harvey's legacy everyday in our changing society. a break off men and women like michael sam and like elaine page and mary lamborghini had the courage to 125u7bd and declare their love while we made really good strives here in the united states for equal rights for lesbians and lgbt lgbt the message is needed harry's message of hope is needed around the

lee anna harris visited her husband justin harris. she stayed for about 36 minutes.is is charged with murder and child cruelty in the death of their son cooper. the child died two months shy of his second birthday. he was strapped into his car seat for seven hours. harris says it was an accident. authorities combing his electronic footprints. he did serarches how long it takes for an animal to die in a car and how to survive in prison. martin savidge join us us from georgia. >> reporter: anderson, we don't do too much more about the visitation. we don't even know if there was a visitation. we saw the wife go in and 30 minutes later she comes back out but it's the policy not to say anything about anybody's visitation so we don't know if husband and wife actually spoke. lee anna harris' steadfast support of her husband seemed odd to a number of people and in the court of public opinion, odd is seen as a spasuspicious. what does it add up to? here is what we found. lee anna harris so far has shown very little emotion publicly even after hearing her son was left in a swe

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justin harris's probable cause hearing, a detective testified that five days before his son died, harrisideo showing how dangerous it is to leave pets inside hot cars. the veterinarian made the video. the detective said harris watched the video twice. now here is a clip of the video he watched. >> okay. so i'm your pet, and i'm now in the car. have i all four windows cracked down about an inch. so let's start a timer and see exactly how hot it gets in here. the thermometer is reading at right about 94 degrees, 95 degrees. so it's pretty hot in here. but we're just getting started. so let's just kind of sit back and see how it feels in here. okay. i'm at five minutes in. it is unbelievably hot in here. we're nearing 100 degrees already. and i can tell you that it is stifling in here. in ten minutes in, i'll tell you, it is almost unbearable. at this point, the temperature is about 106 degrees. so i mean, it's just getting to the point now where i can barely stand it. so if i were a little dog left out here, maybe i'm barking, i'm very nervous. i can only imagine what the core body tempera

>>> more now on leanna harris.u saw with her legal team, the behavior before and after the fact is hotly disputed. and the couple's relationship is also coming under scrutiny. details from jason carroll. >> leanna harris' demeanor in the days before and after her son's death was odd. and raised potential red flags for authorities investigating the case. she's not been named a suspect in connection with cooper harris' death. nor has she been charged with a crime. but still, authorities say she behaved strangely. cobb county police detective testified when she arrived to pick up the toddler from day care on june 18th and found he wasn't there, she predicted what happened. >> they walked back out into the lobby and in front of several witnesses, all of a sudden she states -- ross must have left him in the car. and they're like, what? there's no other explanation. ross must have left him in the car. >> detective stoddard also testified about her reaction to hearing her son had died after hearing her ex-husband left him

this is justin ross harris.w learned that the father was allegedly doing some questionable things while his baby was slowly dieing in a boiling car. odd internet searches, even sexting. >> he visited several sites, it was people who die. once again, may not be the perfect -- but it's like people who die, shows videos of people dying. all sorts of ways, from suicides to iraq, executions, those type of videos. >> my panel of experts is back. we were just hearing about harris' computer searches. he was researching people who were dying, seemed to be obsessed with death in a way. he also searched about child-free life. do these searches hold up in court? >> first that question, yes. as long as this evidence -- it's like any other evidence. it's like a letter. as long as it's authenticated, as long as it's relevant, and as long as it's accurate, an accurate representation of what the defendant actually did, it will come in. the question is whether or not it should come in. because the judge can exclude it if it's hig

this is leanna harris.you to listen to the cobb county police investigator who testified yesterday about what happened when leanna went to pick up cooper, thinking he was at daycare. thinking her husband had dropped him off and discovers he wasn't there. >> like, ross never dropped cooper off. and she's like -- just got really calm. and she's like, well, i don't know what to do. they walked back out into the lobby and in front of several witnesses, all of a sudden she states, "ross must have left him in the car." and they're like what? "there's no other reason. no other explanation. ross must have left him in the car." >> joining me now, natisha lance, hln senior producer. thank you so much for coming in. it's your day off, but it was so important to just walk through what you experienced yesterday, this normally bizarre, disturbing, probable cause and bond hearing, three hours. let's begin with that moment, when you hear this detective stoddard describing this wife going to the daycare and she says, oh --

still to come, justin ross harris breaks down in court. but police say he shed no tears the day his son died. what do we make of this? we're talking about this with joey jackson along with victor blackwell next. the cadillac summer collection is here. ♪ ♪ during the cadillac summer's best event, lease this 2014 ats for around $299 a month and make this the summer of style. ♪ this is the first power plant in the country to combine solar and natural gas at the same location. during the day, we generate as much electricity as we can using solar. at night and when it's cloudy, we use more natural gas. this ensures we can produce clean electricity whenever our customers need it. ♪ you fifteen percent or more on huh, fiftcar insurance.uld save everybody knows that. well, did you know words really can hurt you? what...? jesse don't go! jesse...no! i'm sorry daisy, but i'm a loner. and a loner gotta be alone. heee yawww! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. jesse? >>> welcome back. we want to dig deeper now in the case ag

we also heard from harris' brother, ross harris' brother, other co-workers who said that he was a greatr and he was very passionate about his son. that's when we saw ross harris start to cry, cried three times in the courtroom. we'll here more of this as we head to trial. >> we'll stay on this. victor blackwell for us outside that courthouse in cobb county, georgia. let's talk more about this including why some of the evidence we heard today might not be used in a trial down the road. our legal panel weighs in. a lot to talk about next here on cnn. cut! [bell rings] this...is jane. her long day on set starts with shoulder pain... ...and a choice take 6 tylenol in a day which is 2 aleve for... ...all day relief. hmm. [bell ring] "roll sound!" "action!" ♪he cadillac summer collection is here. ♪ during the cadillac summer's best event, lease this 2014 ats for around $299 a month and make this the summer of style. ♪ if your denture moves, it can irritate your gums. try fixodent plus gum care. it helps stop denture movement and prevents gum irritation. fixodent. and forget it. and prevents g

. >> reporter: cooper harris was just 22 months old. today the story of his death took a startling turn. >> through the time you're talking with him about his son and the son's death, did you ever see any tears coming from him? >> no. >> reporter: inside a packed georgia courtroom, prosecutors dropped a series of bombshell allegations against cooper's father, ross harris, charged with murder and child cruelty. >> most common term would be sexting. >>> a cobb county police detective said harris was leading a double life. unhappy in his marriage, exchanging sexually explicit message with several women the day his son died and he'd looked at websites advocating against having children. >> i think the evidence now is showing intent. >> reporter: on the morning of june 18, police say harris took his son to breakfast at this restaurant then drove just a few minutes to his office nearby. investigators say harris left his son in the backseat around 9:30, briefly returned to his vehicle during lunch then went back to his office. after leaving wo

yes, harry potter is back, sort of, in a post on jk rowling's pottermore website. >> harry hasn't lefte to the degree that thought he would and i'm quite glad about that. >> reporter: rowling, who has described being hounded by the tabloid press, writes this 1,500-word update, as if it were a newspaper report by fictitious gossip columnist rita skeeter. perhaps interjecting a bit of non-fiction she writes, "anyone closely connected with harry potter reaps the benefits and must pay the penalty of public interest." the penalty of public interest today? rowling's pottermore website reportedly crashed. apparently too many people were eager to read what this time may be harry's final chapter. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> and we thank you for watching. we're always here at abcnews.com. "nightline," of course, later and i'll see you right back here again tomorrow night. good night. this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants -- a military attorney originally from rock hill, south carolina... an adventure specialist from santa rosa, california... and our returning champion -- a co

harris? >> you pointed out something so important to know. the israeli government, telling the palestinian people and their families an opportunity to get ute before they start to hit these rocket launch and other targets, they're going to go after they sites john huddy, if something break in the next hour or so, we will come to you right away. thank you very much. >>> let's go to the border battle in our own country. governor perry is renewing calls for president obama to send national guard troops to the border. if he says if something is not done soon, it will just get worse. >>> meanwhile, many of those young ones of being relocated throughout our nation. it is a move that's sparking angers from some state leaders saying they were not giving adequate notice that the illegal children would be headed their way. all this as congress considering the president's request for nearly $4 bill cnn. he says it's to help the border agencies to help deal with the influx, but critics of the money plan

harry, now a father of two, is about to turn 34.nd while he has a couple of threads of silver in his hair" he continues to wear the distinctive round glasses he wore as a boy. ron, whose famous ginger hair appears to be slightly thinning, runs a joke shop and is married to hermione, now a mother of two, enjoying a successful career in "magical" law enforcement. yes, harry potter is back, sort of in a post on j.k. rowling's pottermore website. >> harry hasn't left me to the degree that thought he would and i'm quite glad about that. >> reporter: rowling, who has described being hounded by the tabloid press, writes this 1,500-word update as if it were a newspaper report written by fictitious gossip columnist rita skeeter. perhaps interjecting a bit of nonfiction, she writes, "anyone closely connected with harry potter reaps the benefits and must pay the penalty of public interest." the penalty of public interest today? rowling's pottermore website reportedly crashed. apparently too many people were eager to read what this time may be

prosecutors says harris was sexting while his son died.arris spent his last day sending lewd messages to young women including teenagers. >> the most common term would be sexting. >> were photos being sent? >> yes. >> reporter: the detective testified it was 88 degrees on june 18th, the day harris left his 22-month-old son cooper in the car for seven hours while he went to work. prosecutors say harris intentionally killed the boy, painting him as unhappily married, even searching the internet on living a child-free life. he called the sexting testimony campaign. harris told police he forgot to drop off cooper at dare care. the detective said he returned to his car after lunch to drop off a purchase and still claimed to not have noticed his son in the car. harris reached for your a tissue while the defense witness talked about his reaction. >> he said, oh, my god, my son is dead. >> reporter: the's remain in jal awaiting trial. >>> coming up, middle east violence skploesds in the aftermath of three israeli students. you're watching the cbs.

mark harris, who was the audience? >> the audience for your job in germany was the group of soldiers who were stationed in germany after we won. the occupying forces. it was essentially a training film for them to tell them how to deal with and how not to deal with the german people who had been defeated. as you'll see, it contains some very, very tough material and unsentimental instructions in that regard. >> you spent a lot of time researching this for your book five came back. what surprised you the most about director frank capra? >> um, his politics were really complicated and they are impossible to track through his entertainment movies. everybody sort of sees him because of the popularity of films like mr. smith goes to washington as a great populace man of the people. he was actually a conservative republican who boasted that he never voted for fdr in any of his four presidential ooer leel and he thought he was being overtaxed by the government and he really disliked unions. so his politics were kind of all ov

harris is the woman that pummeled kat lynn ferreira in front of ferreira's 2-year-old son. and kenneth moton was there as harris turned herself in. you are now at salem police kenneth? >>reporter:i am jim. i can tell you that harris left this place just a few hours ago and headed for the salem county jail. she didn't make any statements about the brutal beating or the viral video. there was one thing that put a smile on her face when she walked out of the building. the shoutout from a viewer is the online love that harris is feeling after the vicious video surfaced. it comes after a week of thevility beating of mother and co-worker of kathryn ferreira. they watched as they recorded the fight. the son tried to jump in to save his mom. the attacker was on the run and hiding out with family in philadelphia. kelly mclaughlin, working with both women, was the talking of the community. >> you are going to rack up more charges. but you should face what you did. >>reporter:harris accused the victim of spreading rumors with a romanticship from the supervisor. >> i feel sorry for the

mark harris, who was the audience? >> the audience for "your job in germany" was the group of soldiers who were stationed in germany after we won. the occupying forces. this was essentially a training film for them to tell them how to deal with and how not to deal with the german people who had been defeated and as you'll see it contains some very, very tough material and unsentimental instructions in that regard. >> you spent a lot of time researching this for your book five came back. what surprised you the most. >> capra was complicated. everybody sort of sees him because of the popularity of films like "mr. smith goes to washington" as a great populace, man of the people. he was actually a conservative republican who boasted that he never voted for fdr in any of his four presidential elections and he thought he was being over taxed by the government and he really disliked unions. so his politics were kind of all over the place. at one point he was infatu it aed with mussolini. doing this book made me realize war cr

harris' attorney said it was a mistake any parent could make, that harris is deaf in his right ear and might not have heard his son. >> he pulled out of chick-fil-a and his mind went elsewhere. >> reporter: harris is charged with murder and second degree child cruelty. he's pleading not guilty. steve osunsami, abc news, marietta, georgia. >>> thank you. >>> around the world tonight and from italy this evening, extraordinary pictures from underwater, like a scene from "titanic", the image coming from that doomed cruise ship, the costa concordia that capsized. as teams prepare to tow that wreck we're getting a first look at new video from inside that luxury cruise liner. abc's lama hasan who spent weeks on the scene with the new pictures tonight. >> reporter: divers tonight taking us on an eerie tour into the doomed costa concordia, capturing haunting images of a disaster frozen in time. here winding up a case of stairs inside the vessel. then, a reception area as it was left when passengers fled for their lives. finally, emerging from the water into the huge central atrium of the ship,

. >>> also tonight, detectives in the cooper harris murder case. trying to recreate what that toddler went through before he died. that and new revelations from his father's online life. >>> mayor, crook, and convict ray nagin. he now learns how long he'll serve his time in prison. >>> we begin tonight with the breaking news. president obama in texas. the state with the longest southern border addressing the biggest problem there in years. the flood of unaccompanied kids into this country. kids mainly from honduras, guatemala, el salvador, driven out by violence, lured away by human smugglers with empty promises, arriving by the 100s in the united states every day. tonight in austin, texas, after an airport meeting that almost did not happen because of politics, the president met with texas governor rick perry. he called the meeting constructive. says he is interested in solving the problems, not in photo opes. he expressed plenty of frustration, however, at the politics surrounding this, lawmakers who he believes fairly or not have been putting po

there was not a lot of response from harris, ross harris and lee anna harris, however, when the detectivego into the line of questioning about the sexting, especially with a 16-year-old girl then allegedly, there was an audible response from this gallery filled with in many ways ross harris supporters. why? let me show you. right here, we've got the courthouse in which today's proceedings happened. i want to show you the church he's a member of is on the corner, stone bridge church. we saw about 40 or 50 of them kind of walk in at the same time and they surrounded the wife here, lee anna harris who only really started to show some emotion after, again, the descriptions of how much this man loved his son. there was also a moment of pungsuation when the defense attorney asked the lead detective, would it surprise you to know that ross harris is deaf in his right ear? we hadn't heard anything about that. if you think he's in the driver's seat here and the car seat is in the center, is it possible he did not hear the boy right next to him? that was another moment of explanation from the crowd

search warrants in the death of 22-year-old cooper harris, the toddler's father justin ross harris is behind bars and charged with murder. police say harris was sexting with six women while his son was dying. meanwhile, the boy's mother leanna harris may be forced to answer some tough questions as investigators try to figure out whether she played a part in her son's death. cnn's nick valencia joining us with the latest on the investigation. what are we learning from the search warrants, nick? >> we just got our hands on these new search warrants and they seemingly lay out what prosecutors laid out in that probable cause and bond hearing last week. as you mentioned, the boy's father, justin ross harris, charged with a 22-month-old's murder. he woke up this morning in a georgia jail. cnn obtained new search warrants this morning about the death of 22-month-old cooper harris. now documents reveal little new information but request the search and seizure of cooper's medical records and dvd and external hard drive from the boy's father, justin ross harris. harris sits in a georgia jail ch

searched in the months or days before cooper harris was pulled out of that hot suv.ed about the exchange in the room with the two-way mirror. want you also to listen to what the investigator said about cooper's body when he was pulled from that vehicle. >> who was it that got emotional? >> the father. >> can you tell the judge what was he being emotional about? what was the main thing he was crying about or sobbing about or whatever? >> it was all about him. i can't believe this is happening to me, i can't believe, you know, this happened to me, why am i being punished for this. it was all very one-sided. >> did he talk about losing his job. >> >> he talked about losing his job, what are we going to do, i'll be charged with a felony. >> did his wife say anything about what he said to police. >> she had him sit down. she looks at him, she's like, did you say too much? there were several marks on the child's face. it would have come from the child or a scratch being made while the child was alive and then not healing, not scabbing over or anything like that and just so

justin ross harris is charged of murder and child cruelty. we are learning while his son was dying, he was exchanging sexually explicit texts with several women. that's part of the testimony. we are going to play more of what happened inside the courtroom so you can hear it yourself. more from victor blackwell. >> reporter: what was justin ross harris allegedly doing while his 22-month-old son, cooper, suffered in the back of his scorching suv? >> he was having up to six conversations with different women. the most common term would be sexting. >> reporter: raunchy text messages. >> he's got a separate life he's living. >> reporter: shackled and sullen. the detective detailed x-rated messages allegedly related with date cooper died, including with a then, 16-year-old girl. >> photos being sent back and forth between him and the defendant? >> yes, there were photos of his penis, erect penis exposed and women's breasts. >> no reaction from the 33-year-old wife who sat with family and supporters in the packed courtroom. >> he was a loving father

by justin ross harris seem to depict two different people.tance, last year on what looks to be his account, harris talks about his new job and new baby in glowing terms. i am now in my dream job, have a beautiful six month old son and love going to work every day. i wouldn't be happier. contrast that with this tweet allegingly from ross harris to a friend seven months later, new invention snooze button on babies. of course amusements of a sleep-deprived parent are nothing unusual but given the question of him murdering his son gives it new meaning. in a suburban atlanta parking lot, it was disturbing deja view. investigators scientifically reenacted the conditions that lead to 22 month old cooper harris's death using the same silver suv, the same child seat in which the toddler died, parked in the same space outside justin harris' office. detectives could be seen wiring up immanents inside the vehicle and taking readings outside, seemingly coinciding with key moments in the case. the dad maintains he forgot to drop his child off on june 18th,

or as police call him this other ross harris. to be the words of justin ross harris written one year ago online are now taking on new relevance as he is charged with killing his son. killing a person in the sense of abortion is selfish and malicious with the intent of only satisfying your own personal agenda. on the social site, harris read suspicious topic pages. >> he visited several sites and the sub red its. it was called child free, and he did a search on how to survive prisons. >> hundreds of comments spanning three years under the screen name of roscoe ua. the most recent posted hours before cooper's death. how to avoid an arrest in the context of the dui. the post reads, refuse to answer any questions and ask if you're being detained. if not, leave. he goes on, everything a police officer does during a possible dui traffic stop means he's trying to build evidence against you. you should do everything in your power to prevent this. there are posts about gratitude. one year ago, about a new life in georgia. i am now in my d

that's ross harris. that's who ross harris was to me and a lot of other people growing up in tuscaloosa, alabama. >> so listen, he has claimed, his attorney at least has claimed that he lost hearing in one of his ears. do you know what happened or how that happened? did he ever share that with you? >> he did. this is, you know, back when we were, both of us were still working at the university of alabama, he was working delivering mail and things lake that. i was working as a building manager at the student union there. because of where we were in our jobs we crossed paths a lot. he would deliver stuff to the student union. i remember it wasn't long after it had happened and he had surgery, the way it was explained to me, a bottle rocket had somehow, you know, gone off and shot into his ear and exploded in his ear. and he literally lost a very good portion of his hearing. the way he scribbled it to me was he pretty much, he could not hear anymore. after the surgery they had to do to reconstruct everythin

but first, we speak with author mark harris about john ford. >> in his book, author mark harris focusingsecond world war and five leading directors at the time including john ford, who serve ed in the u.s. navy during world war ii. mark harris, thanks very much for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> what can you tell us about the work of john ford? >> ford was one of the most respected directors in hollywood. probably thee most respected before the war. between 1939 and 1941 he went on kind of an unmatched tear in hollywood making "the grapes of wrath", "stagecoach" one of the first important westerns, "young mr. lincoln", just a set of movies that gave him the reputation as one of the most intelligent and serious-minded directors. . he was also the most presentation of the five directors i write about in realizing that war was inevitable. in fact, three months before pearl harbor, ford was already in uniform. he felt that war was coming and that he also understood that hollywood really needed to be prepared. he had gotten the navy to agree almost a year before the war to let him

ross harris has pleaded not guilty to murder and has been denied bail. we get the latest tonight from nbc's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: on a day of celebration this year, a georgia community is also in shock. >> i felt bad for him at first. and then all of a sudden i started realizing, something is not right in this picture. >> reporter: new search warrants released today allege ross harris talked to family members about his son's life insurance policy after he died. and what they need to do in order to file for it. this, after police said yesterday harris had two life insurance policies for cooper, totalling $27,000. detective phil stoddard testified harris was leading a double life, exchanging nude pictures of himself with up to six women, including a 16-year-old girl. some, as his 22-month-old son was dying in a sweltering suv. >> it proves motive because he was unhappy in his marriage. we plan to show that he wanted to live a child-free life. >> reporter: harris' attorney objected. >> there's been no connection whatsoever between the events of that