harris!during 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 very 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, he is 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 that i didn't rain anybody, that i didn't kidnap anybody. the people that do knee me, my friends, they know me. my family, they know me. so it's surreal. it's heartbreaking, it's depressing, and i wish i could change everybody, but i c

harris. those days are over. don't interrupt me, mr. harris. you had your opportunity. i'm going to have mine. >> you're referring to -- >> your day is over, mr. harris. it's not going to happen again. i'm going to sentence you to life in the florida state prison, so make no mistake, from this point in time, and for the rest of your life, you will be controlled by the department of corrections of the state of florida. >> after sentencing, most inmates are returned to jail for a few days, and then transferred to state prison. >> get him out of the courtroom. you have 30 days in which to appeal sentence. >> but in an unusual move the judge orders harris to be taken directly from the courthouse to prison to start serving his life sentence. the decision pleases hillsborough county jail officials. >> harris had threatened our staff and had made it clear in open court that if he was transferred back to faulkenberg road jail either he would be hurt or one of my deputies would be killed so i think the judge just made the decision it was time for mr. harris to go to new surround

the harry potter exhibition is touring the world. we caught up with it in new york city's times square. >> it's an absolutely amazing experience where we have props and artifacts and costumes from the entire film series. [ soft dramatic music plays ] >> welcome, welcome, welcome to harry potter, the exhibition. >> from the beloved portraits in the gallery to costumes and potion books, the exhibition has a lot of what we love about the harry potter books and movies. >> the horcrux, the goblet of fire. >> the fat lady in the portrait. >> harry's wand. >> the invisibility cloak. >> do you have a favorite hogwarts house? >> i think maybe hufflepuff. >> hufflepuff? interesting. i would think maybe you're a ravenclaw. >> maybe. i don't know. let's see what the sorting hat has to say. >> there's nothing hidden in your head the sorting hate can't see, so try me on, and i will tell you where you ought to be. just and loyal. true, yes, clearly hufflepuff. >> let's give her a round of applause. fantastic. >> i thought it was really cool that th

. >> community activist lenny harris has been missing for 10 days now. we'll give you a choser look at some newly released surveillance photos police are hoping will lead to a break in the case solve the just when you feel like you cannot be pinched anymore, customers of one major bank are about to get hit with a few fee just for using their debit cards. -- >>> just when you feel like you cannot be pinched anymore, customers of one major bank are about to get hit with a new fee just for using their debit cards. >>> wash monday thrnt -- washington monument there. i'm sarah simmons. >> i'm allison seymour. >> paine elementary school is relocationing to eastern high school today due day power outage. paine families should drop children off by 8:45 this morning. the buzzs will take the kids over to eastern and bring them back to paine for dismissal at 3:15 this afternoon. that just affects paine elementary school. >> say good morning to tucker. >> good morning to you. good things happen on a friday. >> better news and weather, great. >> much better news and

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harris disappeared shortly before that from the rec center on weiss street. say he had got ain't call on his cell phone and surveillance cameras showed him getting into his car and driving away. his cell phone was later found on the wilson bridge and with this latest lead, that white dodge caravan it could be the break his wife is praying for. >> what i hope happens is that someone sees it and someone recognizes it and they report it. if we have $2 and somebody asked him for $1.50, he will give them $1.75. that is just how he was. >> reporter: harris' car is still missing. police are looking for it. it is a light blue 1994 toyota corolla with virginia tags xkg 8335. friends and family describe harris as a god-fearing man, someone who would go out of his way to help anyone. they can't understand why anyone would want to hurt him. that is the latest here in alexandria. back to you. >> thank you. >>> for the third time in a month, a teenager in our area is facing sexual assault charges. in this case a 15-year-old is accused of an attack in fairfax. this happened

that's the latest from here, harry. back to you. >> lee cowan, thanks. >>> this was also the night president obama had wanted to unveil his jobs plan. a package of tax cuts and spending reportedly worth some $300 billion. instead, he agreed to wait until tomorrow night. but it's a good bet we'll hear some pre-emptive push back during the debate tonight. kristen welker is at the white house for us tonight. kristen, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, to you, brian. republicans smell political blood, they are engaged in a vigorous plan to try to unseat this president. tomorrow mr. obama will unveil that new jobs plan. he's done this before, but he insists this plan will have new ideas that should gain bipartisan support. at an orlando jobs fair today, thousands packed this warehouse looking for work. they're among the nation's 14 million unemployed. many say they want to hear more than just words when the president speaks tomorrow night. >> go ahead, make your speech, but i hope you have something to say. >> reporter

harris has come up as somebody -- and jerry brown was also the governor of the state of california, he was the attorney general and they have at times in the history when they were personally against the death penalty. when they ran for attorney general they both said that they would not interfere with the state law, and they would allow the death penalty to be carried out on their watch. this is correct? in fairness, i will say that there were a lot of law enforcement officials the route the state of california that had severe reservations about supporting harris for attorney general because of the opposition to the death penalty in san francisco. but george defended her and actually supported her candidacy, and this was an important component of getting support from law enforcement for her. let me ask you this. when we spoke yesterday, as i

it and them report it. >> reporter: harris says she doesn't know who would want to hurt her husband or why. she and many openers describe lenny harris as a god fearing man who always went out of his way to help people. >> if we have $2 somebody asked him for $1.50, he would give them $1.75. that's just how he was. >> reporter: right before harris vanished from the old town recreation center witnesses say he got a phone call on his cell phone. surveillance cameras recorded him getting into his car driving away. hours later these images were art of me thinks maybe someone tried to rob him or thinks has money. >> reporter: police found harris' iphone on the woodrow wilson bridge. they're still looking for his car described as april light blue 1994 toyota corps -- a light blue 1994 toyota corolla with virginia tags xk g-8 385. debra harris hopes the reward of $3,700 will help lead to answers, anything to help bring her husband home. >> if it's money, call us. if it's jealous or whatever, then what do you get out of it? i just can't imagine that someone would really want to hurt my husba

what if -- what if you went into a studio with harry? harry came one great idea, you know? i forget what he called it he had a name for it and it -- i forget -- actors to come in and sing with him. >> piers: brilliant. you gone do this? >> if he gets it together, i'm going, yeah. >> piers: we have got a scoop. you are going to sing a duet with harry connick, jr.? >> yeah. >> piers: have you chosen the song yet? >> we haven't decided. >> piers: what is what you sung in the shower and get the chance? >> almost anything that i know that frank sinatra sings. >> piers: perfect for harry connick. >> yeah. >> piers: what is your favorite sinatra song? >> i don't have a favorite sinatra song, i run through the whole gam money. >> piers: going took your death ambassador bed scene, take you forward to the funeral. ♪ my story is much too sad to be told ♪ >> piers: the one thing but, morgan freeman, i have established over the last hour, is your story is not too sad to be told it has been a story of joyous chaos, triumph, occasional disaster, but above all, great fun. thank you very mu

harrell. >> melissa marie harrington. >> aisha anne harris. >> stewart dennis harris. >> and my husbandm, bridget, patrick, myself, your soon-to-be granddaughter keep us in your hearts every day. your family and friends miss you, love you, miss your laughter coming your smile, and your meatloaf. >> and my dad, who i am happy the honor today. >> john patrick hart. >> john clinton hartz. >> emeric harvey. >> thomas theodore haskell, jr. >> timothy haskell. >> joseph john hasson iii. >> leonard w. hatton. >> terence s. hatton. >> michael haub. >> timothy aaron haviland. >> donald g. havlish, jr. >> anthony hawkins. >> nobuhiro hayatsu. >> philip hayes. >> william ward haynes. >> and my son of cantor fitzgerald. we love you and miss you. and your nephew, your namesake. >> and for my brother, a firefighter with 65. your family and friends ms. you always, love you always, you are forever within our hearts. >> scott jordan hazelcorn. >> michael k. healey. >> roberta b. heber. >> charles francis xavier heeran. >> john f. heffernan. >> h. joseph heller, jr. >> joann l. heltibridle. >> mark f. he

harry? >> anne thompson on the jersey shore tonight, thank you. >>> unfortunately, it looks like tropical storm lee will not have much impact on texas where folks could really use some rain about now. tonight crews aban hour west of ft. word have a wild fire that's about 50% contained. the wildfire has burned more than 6,000 acres and destroyed dozens of homes. take a look at a map of texas, the dark red represents exceptional drought conditions. the lone star state is in the middle of its worst drought in half a century. >>> in southern california tonight, crews are battling a fast moving wildfire that's quickly burned through hundreds of acres forcing evacuations and shutting down the main freeway to las vegas on this busy holiday weekend. nbc's aditi roy has the latest. >> reporter: that wildfire grew to 500 acres within two hours. it tore through the dry desert brush and threatened nearby ranch homes northeast of los angeles. 1,500 homes have been evacuated. fire officials say the blaze

atm too long to use harris' bank card. he got a call on the cell phone. harris left in his car. police are not saying who that call came from. the phone was later found on the wilson bridge. harris always went out of his way to help anyone and family don't know why someone would try to hurt him. >> part of me thinks that someone tried to rob him or thinks he has money. if it's money, then call us. if it's jealousy or whatever, then what do you get out of it? >> reporter: police are still looking for harris' light blue 1994 toyota corolla with virginia tags xkg 8385. police also have a description of that person of interest is seen in surveillance picture. he is a black man with a mustache and small goatey. he has a muscular build and tattoo on his form arm. one inside has numbers and a word written below it. police are looking for that man as well as people inside the van. police are offering a reward in the hopes of bringing harris home. back to you. >> thank you. >>> new this mornings police are investigating a sexual assault in arlington. a female jogger was attacked in the 2

what if you went into the studio with harry and then harry came up with the great idea.. and he would get actors to come in and sing with him. >> really? you're going to do this? >> if he gets it together, i'm going. >> so we've got a scoop. you're going to sing with harry connick jr. >> yeah. >> have you decided the song yet? >> no. >> if you sing in shower, oh, we're going to sing this? >> the only thing i know is frank sinatra song. >> oh, perfect. what's your favorite sinatra song? >> i don't have a favorite sinatra thing. >> let's go back to the death bed and -- ♪ my story is much too sad to be told ♪ >> the one thing i have established is your story is not too sad to be told. it's been a story of joyous, y cha chaos, occasional disaster, but great fun. thank you. >> it's been pleasure.

>> harry reid now says he won't take that bill up. harry reid is arguing with himself. this is why people don't like washington. gwen: that's among the reasons, anyway. susan, how do we get back to this point of debating government shutdowns again? >> because this is a congress that's proven time and time again this year that they only function under extreme deadline pressure. unless things are about to fall off a cliff, they can degree on anything the i would think the government is not going to shut down but it's another example of how everything has about, even the most basic requirements of government, which is what this funding bill is, it only funds the government through mid- november, it's tiny, almost nothing, but almost every note -- vote has become either a test of philosophical purity on both sides or party unity or just plain electoral politics the gwen: does this mean all the disputes in the past that have come to last-minute resolution have basically been papering over fundamental disagreements that just bonet -- won't go away? >> i think that's right. as

her brother harry spoke to me in san francisco and staid this will be a difficult journey for them but he says they wanted to be here for betty. we're going to hear from him in a little while. and you're going to hear those tapes that betty made. her last words and her courageous call. that's coming up. >> jessica aguirre, stay where you are, if you don't mind. it's past 2:00 a.m. in new york city, but we'll check back in a few minutes. >>> turning to our other developing story, parts of southern california in the dark along with arizona and mexico. this is the view as the sunset over san diego. san diego is bearing the brunt of the power outage that extends to the southwest and beyond. parts of orange county and san diego, mexico and yuma, arizona suffered a blackout. it's estimated 6 a million peop are impacted and were left sweltering in the heat. george kiriyama is live at san jose international airport with the impact felt there, and the latest on what triggered this outage. george? >> reporter: there was disappointment from many of the passengers trying to fly from san jose back

i said, harry, i don't want to do that.. >> are you tempted, though, because you've got the voice? >> i'm not even tempted. >> you could be the new barry white. >> i will never get down that low in my voice. but he was somebody -- he suggested, what if you went into a studio with harry. then harry came up with a great idea. so -- i forget what you call it. he had a name for it. i forget -- he would get actors to come in and sing with him. >> brilliant. are you going to do this? >> if he gets it together, yeah. >> so we've got a scoop here. you're going to sing a duet with harry connick jr. >> have you chosen the song yet? >> no, because we haven't decided we're actually going to do it. >> what's a song that if you thought, if i could ever sing this if i get a chance. >> almost anything that sinatra sings. >> what is your favorite sinatra song? >> i don't have a favorite. >> going back to your death bed scene. let's take you forward to the funeral. ♪ my story is much too sad to be told ♪ >> the one thing about you morgan fre

harry shearer. it doesn't get weirder than this weekend in politics. herman cain?re have been two sets of votes cast in straw polls. michele bachmann wins the first one. herman cain the second one. where are we going? >> i want to be the first person to say on national television that herman cain's -- i have the explanation for herman cain's tax plan. >> 9-9-9. i've been trying to follow that. >> it's a carefully coded message from satan. >> okay. >> flip it, baby. >> oh. >> see what i'm saying? apropos of your previous guest. >> we should have had you together. analyze that together. >> i think the next candidate to win in a republican straw poll is likely to be hugo chaves at this rate. >> it's unpredictable. it's wacky. >> it's weird. >> no one paid more attention to the aftermath of hurricane katrina than harry shearer. your documentary is about that. i'm thinking about that when i look at the arguments going on in washington today about disaster relief and, no, no, no, wait a minute, we have to figure out where we're going to take the money from in the budget.

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jobs act these tax code is completely destroyed any clear differentiation between what i think the harry truman quote was one. voters are confronted between a choice between a republican democrat who behaves like a republican or a republican right they'll choose the republican every time why wouldn't they because they're you know people people are not policy wonks like you and me they're looking for clarity they're looking for a sense of humanity and a guy that knows what he's doing and if they have a sense that one guy is just an opinion and the other person is this is what i'm doing i'm going to get you out of this match they're more likely psychologically to go for the second person i mean there's there's even a widely held theory and and i've heard people served as fact i'm skeptical that the reason that reagan fired the controller is right out of the box was to say the soviets dulness of me i'm willing to kill my own people and and you know at some point obama has to say that to the republicans those well he. got message me it's like you know mafia move where you know you kill your

he'll do whatever he can to touch his hands on it. >> police say they consider harris to be endangered, and they are investigating a possible threat against him. >>> today the trial for a fairfax woman accused of killing her granddaughter at tyson's corner will begin. carmela dela rosa is accused of killing angela last november by throwing her from a bridge that connects the mall with the parking garage. attorneys have questioned dela rosa's mental health. attorneys for her are expected to use the insanity defense. >>> breaking news out of afghanistan. one american is dead and another wounded in an attack at a cia building in kabul. the u.s. embassy says an afghan employee opened fire last night, shooting two americans before being killed. the man worked for the u.s. government, and it's unclear what his motivation was or how he got into a security government. it's the third high profile attack in kabul the last two weeks. >>> this morning two americans once held in iran are waking up on u.s. soil for the first time in more than two years. >> they do not deserve undue credit for ending

joining me now, heidi harris, host of "the heidi harris show" out of las vegas and also joining us tonightou. red state's erick erickson calls bachmann's claims the gop equivalent to howard dean's scream. do you agree with this? is this an odd and unfortunate moment for her? >> i agree with a lot of what michele bachmann said about government mandating a vaccine. there have been people who died from it and had severe reactions. i can't address the mental retardation. as i recall, michele bachmann never said a doctor has proven mental retardation is caused by it. she said a mother told her that that her own daughter suffered from mental retardation. is that attributable to the vaccination? i don't know. i don't think michele bachmann said that other than to repeat what the mother said to her. there have been severe reactions up to and including death as a result of this vaccination. that's not a lie. >> mike, the american academy of pediatrics says that there is absolutely no scientific evidence that the hpv shot or any other vaccine causes retardation. why in the world would bachmann get h

they say that he tried to use harris' credit card at a king street atm. >>> the fate of washington's historic lincoln theatre is still up in the air. the u street theatre officials say that the theatre cannot stay open without support from the city and support in the form of have half a million dollars. the theatre board is appealing to d.c. mayor gray to provide money from the city's surplus tax revenue. >>> still ahead on 9news now at noon, first lady michelle obama and her value-added shopping trip. we'll explain. plus, the g.o.p. presidential race. is another candidate about to race? we'll have those stories and more just ahead. >>> well, the 2012 presidential primary season is going to undergo some changes because florida has shifted its g.o.p. presidential primary to january 31st next year. only four states, iowa, new hampshire, nevada and south carolina are currently permitted to stage a primary before march 6th. florida's move is expected to spark a chain reaction where the four states will move their contest into january in order to protect their place in the process. >>> we

i think that joh harris is right. the last 24 hours it seemto have definitely changed from what i hear. in the end i think he'soing to answ a family queson. i don't know the answer to will he. he should. >> rose: will he, should he, john? >> the governor of virginia who i once covered had a saying when the thing is right the time is right. only governor christie can answer for mself whether he thinks the thing is right. is he ready to run for? is it the right thinging to do? and the time willing take care of itself. my hunch is, as i just try to read the tea leaves, and that's what we do in this business, he decide the thing is not right at this time. >> rose: the aforementioned governor after he ran and failed had difficulty with his virginia electorate, that's a risk at well. >> very hard to run as a sitting governor. that's a fact we haven't mentioned about governor christie. harder than for a senator. >> rose: should he, will he? >> should he? as a reporter, sure. i'd like another person in this race to cover clos

every year at the end, when in the low harris -- emmylou harris closes the festival and someone else opens the festival. i always call them the heart and soul of the festival. those are wonderful must object moments. having a chance to listen up close to some of the greats. those are some of the great emotional moments. there's always one moment that is so bizarre. 3 or four years ago i was sitting out front listening to emmylou harris. she was very stylishly dressed. i turned to her making conversation. i said there was a strong smell of pot and she asked if i wanted some. [laughter] the following year my wife said there was an elderly gentleman old banjos. he was a very nice man sitting on the ground. he said he understood that i like old benches. he said he had three that he would like to show me. he said he understood that i liked white ladies. he said i would like this one. i asked if he was trying to sell the banjos. he said he was giving it to me. he was giving me a $3,000 musical instrument. he said he really wanted me to have it. >> that is a beautiful story. it is true. >>

before today's vote harry reid declared the continuing resolution dead on arrival. nbc's luke russert live on capitol hill this morning with the latest. what happened? what does it mean for us? >> reporter: well, craig, the senate essentially killed off the house bill to fund the government. that happened just about 15, 20 minutes ago. we also heard from house republican speaker john boehner and eric cantor, the majority leader, they said that harry reid was playing politics and they fully plan to leave washington this afternoon and to say to harry reid, pass my bill. now, this government funding we're talking about runs out on friday, september 30th. the reason why they really need to get it done now is because on wednesday is the jewish new year holiday. a lot of members have things they were planning to do and they want to get out of washington. what the gop is doing now, craig, is effectively a strategy on capitol hill known as jamming. they're going to say to harry reid take it or leave it on this bill. the deadline is on friday. they need to get it done quickl

members of your base are asking when are you going to get your harry truman on. >> well, look, harry truman ran against a do-nothing congress. this congress hasn't done much so far, but it still has an opportunity over the next several months to do something that helps the american people. and i want to give them a chance. i'm pleased to see that so far speaker boehner and some of the other republican leadership have said that some of the proposals i put forward deserve serious consideration. and i'm going to be open to any ideas they have in addition to how we are going to grow this economy, but what is not an option is doing nothing. >> did you come to a decision that what the country needs is in large part a good old public works bill? >> what i came to the conclusion is that given all the headwinds we have been seeing this year -- high gas prices as a result of the arab spring, the tsunami in japan which disrupted supply lines but probably most significantly what's been happening in europe and the turmoil that's taken place there, financial markets that are affecting what busines

besides fishing and a little tourism, the islands are home to the woolly fabric known as harris tweed. despite tweed's international renown, two years ago poor sales threatened the survival of the spinning works in callaway. but instead of closing, the factory acquired a new manager with new ideas. manual work, though, remains an essential part of making tweed. the machines are old and often don't work properly. but donald is on hand to help. >> so the question is, where is the solution? >> he's sure he knows what the problem is, but doesn't waste words while looking for it. >> the machines are pretty old as well. >> yes. >> so it's quite a challenge? >> yes, quite a challenge. >> so how do you keep up with the machines, sir? >> well, i've been with them all my life. >> creating a piece of fabric from 672 different threads is painstaking work. and mccull lom has built new life into the business. she has to rely on her workforce's experience. this loom has been used in the creation of new design since the 1950's. her nose for new trend is as fine as the patterns in the tweeds themselve

harris disappeared shortly before that from the rec center on weiss street. witnesses say he got a call on his cell phone. surveillance cameras showed him getting into his car and driving away. now with this latest lead. the white dodge caravan that police are looking for, that could be the break his wife is praying for. >> i hope someone sees it and recognized it and they report t if we have $2 and somebody asked him for $1.50, he will give them $1.75. that is just how he was. >> reporter: police are still looking for his light blue 1994 toyota corolla with virginia tags xkg 8385. police did find his cell phone on the woodrow wilson bridge. friends and family describe harris as a god high pressure fearing man who always went out of his way to help people. they can't understand why anyone would want to hurt him. back to you. >>> a teenager is under arrest for a violent sexual assault here in our area. this time, a 15-year-old is accused of an attack in fairfax. this happened over a week ago. police say the victim was forced into her home and sexually assaulte

harry reid needs 60 votes to pass it.. so the arguing and the high stakes poker goes on in the u.s. senate. also, look for some fireworks on the house tphr-r in the next 15 minutes or so coming up in between steny hoyer the democratic whip in the house and also eric cantor, the republican majority leader. jenna: on that you mentioned green energy. top executives of a solar energy company that burned through half a billion dollars in taxpayer loans, otherwise known as solyndra refusing to answer questions on capitol hill today. the pressure is building on the white house for how those loans were made. jon, did you ever wonder why we are hard wired for yawning. jon: i yawn a lot. jenna: i know. i sit next to you. but it's not because it's boring, right this is the most exciting job you've ever had. jon: no, it is exciting. jenna: there is a reason why we yawn. it has nothing to do with being bored or not. we have the brain-chilling answer straight ahead. labored breathing ] [ coughing continues ] [ gasping ] [ elevator bell

harris has this story.ould almost say, harris, that bending your elbow is your patriotic duty n moderation, of course. >> reporter: well, at least in 12 states that's the case because they've already started to make some big changes raising taxes on alcohol or changing their laws to increase revenue in that regard. a few examples to tell you about today, maryland just this summer pushed sales tax from 6 to 9% on alcohol. that little bit is expected the bring in $85 million a year. and atlanta and other georgia cities they have a big vote coming up, actually, in november. so they're looking forward to a big change, and here's what it is. they want to repeal colonial-era laws that ban alcohol sales on sundays. you know, in some states, jon and jenna, they call them blue laws n. georgia they want to get rid of that so people can buy the booze seven days a week. and if you're headed to tour the jack daniel's distillery, did you know you couldn't taste the stuff? well, in the lynchburg, tennessee, you may be abl

harris disappeared last wednesday night. just hours later, police say whoever was in the van tried to use his credit card at an atm in prince george's county. the van is a white dodge care have a ran with no front tags and police are trying to identify the man who was trying to use harris' credit card at a king street atm at 1:00 a.m. last thursday. >>> it is 4:32. here is a look at what's making news this morning. day four of the trial of michael jackson's former doctor. conrad murray is charged twoye jurors heard from goes under da sessions with psychologists at a prison facility in springfield, missouri and we've learned he spends most of his time alone in his cell watching tv and look at photos of his pets. loughner is accused of killing six people and injuring 13 more. >>> it has taken more than two months but police now believe the same person or people are responsible for a series of vandalism cases in montgomery county. on three different nights in mid july, officers responded to calls of slashed tires and cars cover

sergeant harris is here along with the film's director. welcome to you both., sergeant harris, thank you for your service. >> thank you, ma'am. >> why did you want your story to be told? why was that important to you? >> i just felt like nobody really knew all the difficulties and what exactly was going on in the war. so i just looked forward to this being a really good opportunity for the film to show that. >> and doug, you were embedded with -- was it echo company? and you hept been there very long before you were in a fierce firefight. >> yes. >> how did you get involved? >> i was embedded with echo company 2-8. in july 2009 4,000 marines were dropped behind enemy lines. this was the largest air assault and decisive operation that could swing the war one way or another. shortly after landing we were attacked on all sides. the fight focused on this pile of rubble that became known as machine gun hill. one marine was killed, another collapsed from exhaustion and almost all of us had run out of water. that's where sergeant harris handed me his last bottle of w

tonight, our conversation with country music legend emmylou harris. she is out next week with her critically acclaimed new project "hard bargain." >> nationwide insurancee j supports tavis smiley. with every question and answer, nationwide insurance is happy to help tavis improve financial literacy and remove obstacles to economic empowerment one conversation at a time. nationwide is on your side. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning made possible by kcet public television] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- tavis: pleased to welcome them in the harris to this program. the legendary singer-songwriter is a member of the country music hall of fame and 12-time grammy winner. she has a new c.d. next week called "hard bargain." from the project, here is some of the video from "goodnight old world." you tomorrow sorrow with good night, old tavis: during that clip, i said how good you still sound. and i'm very blessed i still work and have a good audience and love what i do.

john harris is politico's moderator of the debate. chuck, this really is hardball. there's no interpretation that comes to me, except to say that the white house said, you know we want it to be on the same night. how do you read it? >> well, if the president, it was kind of interesting when you now look at the tick tock of the entire day. the president, this morning at the event with the chamber of commerce and afl-cio calling for passage of a couple bills, some extensions of a couple bills in order to not harm is the economy deal with some job issues, he talked about the political gamesmanship must end, and then we proceeded to have a six-hour back and forth of political gamesmanship here. apparently what happened is when the white house made this request of speaker boehner and senate majority leader harry reid, they didn't sort of prewire this. you know, in washington normally, when some of this stuff happens, when a president wants to address a joint session -- >> it's already been determined? >> yeah, it's sort of a precooked deal. from what i understand, there

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