harris? >> harris: steve, what about democrat claims that the benghazi probe is an irst to undermine former secretary of state hillary clinton? >> the talk shows were alive with charges and counter charges over that idea today. democrats trying to discredit saying the republicans are trying to discredit secretary clinton. here's a sample of that debate. >> unfortunately, this has been caught up in the 2016 presidential campaign. this earth to go after hillary -- effort to go after hillary clinton. the reason she wasn't interviewed is because she didn't have any direct line responsibility for the decisions that were made. they want to bring her in because they think it's a good political show. i think that's unfortunate. >> there has been serious questions raised about individuals within her chain of command with respect to the talking points and what happened afterwards. so i think those are fair questions when we have objectionously four americans murdered in addition to the fact that these

harris. >> harris: the big question.you were only going to change a word or two, why would you need 12 versions? we shall see what happens with this. >> we will. >> harris: catherine herridge thank you very much. >> you are welcome. >> harris: irs in trouble for targeting conservative groups during last year's election season. workers singled out organizations which used tea party or patriot in their filings. flagging them for extra investigation while deciding whether they were entitled to tax exempt status. the irs official blames low level workers in cincinnati and says no top agency executives actually knew about it. both republicans and democrats are calling for an investigation into this. the democrat senator from michigan carl levin is joining his republican colleagues commanding the apparently shady practices that the irs stop right now. our jim angle is looking into this. he is live in our d.c. bureau. jim? >> hello, harris. irs official lois leisurer says in some 75 applications, irs officials stepped over the

harris? >> harris: shannon, thank you.arine failure to correctly follow correct procedures caused a deadly mortar explosion during a training exercise in nevada, according to a military investigation. that explosion killed seven marines at the hawthorne army depot in march. the investigation also determining the mortar team did not have appropriate training leading up to the nighttime exercise. and the weapon in question did function properly. the marines removed three officers from command after that incident. al qaeda leaders apparently run their terror network kind of like an office. the newly uncovered performance review of one top terrorist apparently in trouble for failing to call his bosses back and turn in expense reports in a timely manner. plus, some experts are talking about changing the law on cyber warfare so americans can legally exact revenge on chinese hackers. stay close. climb part of the world's highest mountain and jumped off in a wing suit. four sherpas helping a film crew get to the legend mount everr

harris? >> steve centanni, thank you very much. a lot of discussion this sunday about whether president obama ever should have suggested an ultimatum when it came to hitting syria and its citizens with chemical weapons, syria hitting its own citizens, i should say, especially now that israel has hit inside of syria, potentially. does that put the united states in sort of a put up or shut up mode? i'll ask former united nations ambassador that question coming up later inside the fox report. i may ask him about that next development as well on benghazi. new reaction today to the whistle blowers. those people who survived the attack on our american outpost in libya last september. they're set to testify before congress this week. three state department employees claim to have detailed information on the horror that happened last september 11th when four americans were killed in that terror attack on our diplomatic outpost. fox news has revealed and was the first to reveal the names of eric nords

harris? >> harris: alicia acuna thank you very much. the white house released hundreds of mail about an attack on the outpost of benghazi, libya. we know that calls on capitol hill now for more information. ahead, we'll tell you what they want. a jury deciding if she lands on death row. historically rare for a woman to end up there for now she is in jail while they decide. we go inside the jail cell of jodi arias. a sheriff takes us on the tour to show us how the convicted ex-boyfriend killer is living. stay close. are we? no. why? apparently my debit card is. what? i know. don't worry, we have cancelled your old card. great. thank you. in addition to us monitoring your accounts for unusual activity, you could also set up free account alerts. okay. [ female announcer ] at wells fargo we're working around the clock to help protect your money and financial information. here's your temporary card. welcome back. how was london? [ female announcer ] when people talk, great things happen. only rzr delivers. now's the time to buy during the po

harry hopkins helped. they, actually, henderson wrote this cable actually planning for when stalin would fall because everyone expected a german attack and how we should not recognize a soviet government in exile in order to make way for a antior non-soviet government after the war. when i read that, i just thought i've never even thought of that. and you realize how conditioned we all have been to the soviet narrative, to the american communist narrative. we haven't even imagined a world without stalin in our history books. it was, it was the unthinkable thing. and this, i think, is sort of what i involved in this research was that -- involved in this rebelling was that we have all been conditioned. the soviet, i call it the occupation of washington. they were so densely and strategically placed, they were able to control information. in fact, the office of war information that was set up to control information during the war was riddled with communism. >> host: massively penetrated. >> guest: how do you

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 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 -

now we have prince harry here.e where i'm standing in seaside heights is emin a minu imminent. this boardwalk just finished up repairs here in anticipation of his arrival. the point is put a spotlight on what still needs to be done. all of the repair is needed not only for the jersey shore but a lot of the coastline on the east coast from the damage of sandy. someone close to the prince on this u.s. tour telling us that governor christie is very grateful for the spotlight that prince harry is putting on the rebuilding effort. still it hasn't been in the spotlight for a number of months. so that's important. i had a chance a little yaerl to speak with the mayor of this town bill akers. listen to what he had to say. >> the prince is coming here and i know one thing that was very important to him coming into the visit, he had -- he wanted to meet the first responders. i think that is something that is near and dear to him. and we were very grateful for that because everyone forgets that while we're rebuilding, we didn

the fifth one was the phone call with harry hopkins. that's his word. he was an excellent witness. another point to come out of this was harry hopkins' papers were organized by a man who is still living, and -- >> host: oh? >> guest: yes, and the papers were organized for a landmark biography of roosevelt and hopkins, called "roosevelt and hopkins," mostly the biography of harry hopkins, by record sherwood, a celebrated, talented writer in the middle of the last century and involved in the roosevelt white house. there was a two-volume biography. i have mine all dog earedded and note as yours is there, and in that volume, it's clear that hop kips was the point plan on the development of the bomb. he was the liaison between bush, the lead scientist, and roosevelt, and hstles the liaison between roosevelt and churchill, there at the creation. when he testified that harry hopkins committedded espionage in supplying the ingredients to the soviets -- >> host: and warning of the soviet -- >> guest: he didn't know about that. he was discussing this. >> host: right, but it was set up. >> gu

the first one was the phone call with harry hopkins. that was his word that he was an excellent witness and the other part to come out of this was the papers were organized and he sexually still living. the papers were organized for a landmark biography that was called roosevelt and hopkins. it's not just a biography of hopkins it was robert sure what who is famous, celebrated, talented writer and also involved in the roosevelt white house. and they headed to volume biography on one of the biggest sources i've got mine noted and it becomes very clear that he was on the development of the bomb. he was the liaison in the lead scientist and he was at the creation. when he can to testify that harry hopkins had committed espionage in supplying the embargo and other things to the soviets. >> host: in the morning -- >> guest: he didn't know about that. but the editor of the papers piped up and said harry hopkins doesn't know uranium from germanium and this becomes a way of trying to dismiss jordan. but as i say they are the point man on the pr

harris? >> peter, thank you. let's go to cleveland and new cell phone video that shows police in the home where three women were rescued after a decade in captivity. this tape shows police breaking into the accused captor's home after one of them had escaped and got help. this video was taken by a woman who had been driving by when police showed up on monday. also new today, a spokesperson for the three victims made a statement on their behalf. >> amanda berry says, quote, thank you so much for everything you are doing and continue to do. i am so happy to be home with my family. gina dejesus says quote, i am so happy to be home i want to thank everyone for all of your prayers. i just want time now to be with my family. michelle knight says, thank you to everyone, quote, thank you to everyone for your support and good wishes. i am healthy, happy and safe and will reach out to family friends and supporters in good time. >> those tortured women now key witnesses into the investigation of ariel castro the man you see

harry hopkins helped. henderson wrote this paper actually planning for when stalin would fall because the debate could they expected a german attack and how we shouldn't recognize in order to make way for a non-citizen government after the war. when i wrote that i just thought i'd never even thought of that pity and you realize how conditioned we all have been to the soviet matters, to the american -- we haven't even imagine a world without stalin in our history books. was the unthinkable thing. and this is what i discovered in the research is that we have all these conditions. the soviet occupation of washington, they were so densely and strategically placed they were able to control the information. the office of information that was set up to control information during the war was riddled with communism. how do you ever learn anything? you can't. so this is when i came after sort of shock after shock that's why the book is called american betrayal because i felt so betrayed by this whole history. ..

prince harry. he cheered on and played against wounded veterans in colorado springs for the warrior games. and veterans tell us prince harry's visit is a tremendous boost for morale. prince harry wearing brown camouflage and boots shook hands in colorado springs. the british royal is there for the weekend attending the warrior games a competition for wounded service members. >> he actually spent quite a bit of time talking to us. he was asking us about our rehab about where we are, whether we're finished or still got rehab to go. >> the prince shared laughs with fellow british veterans and also practiced with members of the volleyball team. >> it was like having another friend. a cool colleague. cool partner. player. yeah. he was just like -- one of us. >> prince harry is a veteran combat helicopter pilot. he served two tours in afghanistan. captain wales spoke at a brunch before the games got underway. >> i witnessed firsthand the bravery of our troops and not only confronting dangers on the battl

prince harry has landed.owing the women of capitol hill, harry's first trip to the states since his controversial vegas romp. >>> good evening. when ariel castro appeared in court today, he seemed meek, scared. he tried to hide his face in his collar. that image at odds with the monstrous fixture prosecutors are painting. tonight, we're learning about how castro allegedly kidnapped these three young women and why. we're also hearing how the young women lived, sometimes in chains, always in fear. but perhaps the most disturbing detail comes from the mother of one of the victims. and abc's david muir spoke with her directly. >> reporter: tonight the first glimpse of what an entire city now sees as the fas of unspeakable evil. ariel castro, now the one held captive, handcuffed in a blue jump suit, charged with several counts of kidnapping and rape. while his alleged motives remain a mystery, the prosecutor did not hold back. >> this child kidnapper operated a torture chamber and private prison in the heart of ou

pulled harris out. we had a fingerprint kit. slapped his hands on that. we had his prints because he was in the service and it was bill. >> reporter: not far away patty hurst and another fugitive was also taken. >> they look in there and there's patty and tom sitting at the table. tom has a shotgun with him. he said fbi open the door. >> patty had picked up on us and she was starting to get up. i told them to freeze fbi and she didn't. and i told her if she didn't freeze i was going to blow her head off with that she put her hands up. we asked about weapons and wendy told me that she had a shotgun in her bedroom. >> reporter: five guns were seized at this house on moore street and the rest of the items seem to be more of a personal nature. if one of the two houses were used as a headquarters, it would seem to be the harris' home. bates clearly remembers the day patty was taken into custody in an elevator. >> i told her, i am sure for many ways you are glad this is over. of course she was in a high stress situation. >> on february 4, 1976 two years to the

let's go to harry reed.lling michael bloom everything, mayor and your group, please back off. we have mike pryor running in arkansas. we don't want you running ads in support of background checks that would hurt mike mark pryor. what you advise them? >> they're doing what serves them best. harry reid wants to remain the majority which means the democrats remain the majority. that's important for anyone who is progressive. harry reid, his first-- >> michael: i want to interrupt you, isn't it important for anyone who is progressive to just not be like the republicans. i would love to have mark pryor return to the senate. but i want background checks more. >> that's your choice. i'm saying from harry reid's perspective. if i'm harry reid i want the democrats to remain the majority for taxes healthcare foreign policies and not for just one issue. if i'm michael bloomberg who is focused on a single issue i would say mr. mayor you keep doing what you want to do because you're pressing this issue and you're keeping

that is prince harry.ton national cemetery in uniform as you can see to pay his respects to the american service members killed in the line of duty. of course, harry himself serves in the british military. he just served a tour in afghanistan. this is one of his causes. he is very involved with wounded warriors and veterans causes all over the world, certainly in britain and in the united states. a big part of the tour he's on right now. max foster, in arlington right now, watching the prince, can tell us more about what the prince is doing. max. >> it's interesting. here to lay a wreath at the tomb of unknowns and lay flowers at the grave of john f. kennedy. but the crucial bit for him is this really zone six, the saddest acre in america, and these are fresh -- the freshest graves really of war heroes who died in iraq, particularly afghanistan, prince harry served in afghanistan, beginning of this year. he takes his military role really seriously. you can see from his face. this is poignant for him. serio

in new jersey, harry was also treated as a rock star.oured the neighborhoods badly damaged in hurricane sandy. at the boardwalk in seaside heights, the roller coaster that had washed into the sea finally came down. its replacement will be called the superstorm. >> i love the american spirit, everyone working together to make things right. it's fantastic. >> reporter: on the sixth day of his u.s. tour, there were emotional times and cute ones as well. when he won the stuffed is elephant for 11-year-old taylor, she told him he would name it harry. >> he's really handsome and he's really nice. he has a nice personality. >> reporter: one reason the for instance came here was because of an american he met serving in afghanistan who lost his home to sandy. and these neighborhoods, the people here were happy to see him. >> what happens is people come and go, but things still, you know, take time on a local level. >> the scandal that broke out of las vegas last year, maybe that changed things a lit. this was certainly a naked embarrassment, phot

hey, harry. >> i don't know what our strategy is. to be our charming selves. >> yeah. >> despite his playboy presentation, royal watchers say he'll mind his ps and qs in this trip to america. many are reminded of what happened on the trip last summer where what happened in vegas failed to stay in vegas. during this trip the prince will also visit new jersey and visit areas heavily affected by superstorm sandy and new york city and a charity polo match in greenwich, connecticut. duarte? >> susan mcginnis. thanks. >>> coming up on "morning news," sailing tragedy, a yacht sailor is killed what his sailboat capsizes during a training run. this is the "cbs morning news." s can you believe it's all from sears? this is her day. this is sears. if yand you're talking toevere rheuyour rheumatologistike me, about trying or adding a biologic. this is humira, adalimumab. this is humira working to help relieve my pain. this is humira helping me through the twists and turns. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors h

coming from prince harry. spent the day with him. this is something he wanted to do for a charity that's very close to his heart. >> very dear to him. he founded it in honor of his mother, princess diana, who was one of the first holding an hiv positive orphan. at that time, it was revolutionary. that's why this organization is raising money for the same kids so many years later. here's that wonderful, iconic picture of her. supposedly, the polo match raised about $1 million today. >> is we've been talking all week. harry comes across very charming at these events. he seems to be great with kids. is it all that? is it what we see on the video? he seems to be most at home. >> i think he has the most fun with kids. when he was playing baseball in harlem, he said he hasn't played baseball before. >> yeah, right. >> he's a cricket man. >> he did have a compact swing. i saw it. it looked good just the same. >> and the kids teaching him how to do it, and he seemed to relish every moment of his interaction with child

and prince harry was just warming up. he then went on to wounded warriors and threw an american football adoreably badly. >> jon: thort. >> in the way to manage to indicate both athleticism and also a charming lack of skill at any sport not played while mounted on a horse. and then, jon, he gave his eye to a baby, jon. >> jon: wow. >> to a baby! >> jon: wow. >> a baby who had already had two eyes! that is who you want as your distraction wing man, jon, when some reporter asks you a 17 part question that essentially boils down to why can't you be a better president. >> jon: i mean i don't know, john, i don't known, i don't even think marry could protect the president with all this going on. what happens when the press starts ask about the benghazi arb report. >> yeah, you're probably right, john. >> jon: i'm saying. >> sorry, i was-- i was just thinking about that interview the prince harry cut short in afghanistan when he suddenly had to go fly an apache helicopter and shoot bad guys, jon. >> jon: can we watch it again. >

unprecedented ways during the obama years the president looks like he's getting ready for a fight will harry reid finally get it together and ask meaningful filibuster reform more on that would like to happen tony in just a moment also earlier today right wing icon michele bachmann announced her retirement from the house of representatives now that one of its more colorful stars has called it quits is this the beginning of the end for the tea party we'll talk about that and more in tonight's alone liberal rumble and yesterday federal prosecutors announced that they were charging the web site liberty reserve with running a money laundering operation liberty reserve should be held accountable for its crimes but so should big banks i'll tell you why in tonight's daily take. you need to know the republicans have been playing dirty with obama's judicial nominees and so a filibuster fight is brewing in washington d.c. yesterday a source close to the obama administration told talking points memo that the president intends to send three new nominees to the senate to fill judicial vacancies on the po

and harry's a little wild about me ♪ >> i am a little wild about harry.hington yesterday to kick off a six-city tour of the united states. >> last night, prince harry topped off a busy day at a meet and greet, vips, reception and dinner at the british embassy. abc's tahman bradley is in washington following the royalty. good morning, tahman. >> diana, john, good morning. prince harry is back in the states. no clowning around this time. he is doing work for a bunch of his favorite charities. a lot of excitement yesterday when the prince landed. a red carpet arrival for prince harry. the sometimes rebellious royal returning to the u.s. for the first time since that scandalous vegas vacation last year. a crowd of women showed up at his first stop, an exhibition by the halo trust charity, the prince receiving a warm welcome from john mccain and halo ceo guy willoughby. >> very nice young man. very pleasant. i think he seemed to be really interested in the halo outfit. >> then off to the white house for an event with michelle obama celebrating military moms. >

harry reid is talking about it seriously. you don't have to get 60 votes in the senate just to make your commerce secretary. are we going to get rid of filibustering? we'll see. >>> most of us are embarrassed by old high school photos of ourselves. some are. well, see if you can spot a 17-year-old future president in that picture. and his 1979 -- what a kid -- prom picture. we'll be right back with more about that. this is "hardball." the place for politics. >>> coming right back to talk about rnc chairman, the infamous reince priebus and his claim, that's all it is, that president obama is engaged in guerilla warfare. did you notice? and lawlessness. that's what reince had to say. and that's coming up next. >>> welcome back to "hardball." disorganized, piecemeal messy. those shouldn't be words to describe a communications you strategy. certainly not at the white house. rolling disclosures among the irs controversy dealt serious blows to the administration's image and credibility. not helping matters, yesterday's top hearings

and here he comes, steven harris. they arrest steven harris as they are taking him to the police car, i approach him. i ask him if he wants to talk. >> i am chris hansen. >> once he figures out who it is he wants to tell the story. >> we are doing the story on pimps in las vegas. >> co-incidence. >> lucky for me. >> you ever see our show to catch a predator. >> what is she? 17 or something? >> no. >> good. >> but the word on the street, steven, is that you're a pimp. >> no. >> she just made this up? >> she made a lot of stuff up. >> what about at the restaurant that time -- >> was you all following us around at the restaurant -- >> okay, go ahead. you tell her to go up to a group of men. >> no. that never happened. >> so she is making this up. >> i told her to -- >> you said go up to that group of men and see what you can figure out. >> if i was a so-called pimp, i would never let someone of my girls go solicit somebody while they are with me. come on, get real. why would i do that? that is just dumb. if i was a pimp

. >>> and prince harry in the u.s. honoring wounded warriors. you are in the cnn newsroom, everybody. i'm don lemon. >>> we are learning more shocking details about what transpired in this house in cleveland, ohio, which was today boarded up to preserve -- one of the alleged victims, amanda berry gave birth to ariel castro's baby. tests show the man accused of kidnapping her and raping her over ten years is the father of her now 6-year-old girl. castro's grown daughter is telling cnn about the times she was with him in the house unknowingly feet away from the alleged victims. >> ever since my mom lived in that house, the basement was always kept locked. i have never been up stairs in the house. i never had reason to be. i asked him if i could see my room for old time's sake. he said, o honey, there is so much junk up there. you don't want to go up there. >> more of the exclusive interview coming up on cnn. and ariel castro is on what police call suicide prevention. now locked away in a nine by nine-foot cell. as for one of his alleged victims, m

and harris was right. he never said he was sorry in the tv commercial. it has been two years since we have seen him in press conferences. it may be nice talking about how he will spend his $5 million to get votes. saying i made big mistakes and. >> he apologized two years ago. >> should we get him on "red eye." >>y yes, get him on with spitzer. >> did you say it is like benghazi? >> he was being sarcastic. >> it was timely and made me think. bill, you said this is ammunition for anyone who has sent a d-pic to someone. if snap chat was around in 20 lennon of this would have happened. >> why? >> i don't know what snap chat is. >> snap chat you send pictures to people and within den seconds they -- within 10 seconds they disappear. >> it is not like you are talking and you do this the whole time. >> it is an app. if you didn't have a blackberry from 1994 you would know that. >> but you know what, it is free. >> you said the reason womennd stand behind paul is his face is hideous and that seems like a cheap sh

he and his wife will appear with prince harry on capitol hill. >> prince harry likes diplomacy.he last time he came here, you may remember he made tabloid headlines after he partied in las vegas. as chip reed shows us this trip is supposed to be a little more proper. he reports from the british embassy. >> reporter: good morning. you know, for years prince harry has been known in the british tabloids as the party prince or the playboy prince. this trip to the united states is part of a long-term effort to reform his image, a makeover that took a major detour just last year. prince harry's official trip on behalf of the british royal family will be a whirlwind seven days beginning in washington, d.c. then on to denver colorado springs, back across the country to seaside heights, new jersey then to new york city and finally greenwich, connecticut, where he'll play polo. one place he won't be going is las vegas. that's where he was literally caught with his pants down last august during a game of strip billiards in a suite at a five-star hotel, a game he seemed to enjoy until someo

harry does so well.oyal events not just standing around talking to people. he throws himself in. and then shortly, alison, he'll come out here to start the warrior games. formal opening ceremony. so, a few days. what is described, alison, as the paralympics for wounded veterans. >> how are those veterans reacting to prince harry being there and being so involved? >> well, if you saw the amount of press that have come here to highlight these games because of prince harry. i think they're quite grateful, actually. he is a soldier's soldier as this private secretary describes him. they relate to him, many of the war veterans here. many of them got their injuries, of course, from afghanistan, which is where he served recently. he's on a level with them and wearing military fatigues, as well. he looks like a soldier. he is a soldier and they react really well to him. over the next couple days you'll see him throw himself in supporting that cause. he'll be adopting this for years to come. he'll get a higher pr

harris, happy mother's day to you. one of my favorite mothers. >> right back at you. >> a wild scene caught on camera and bicycles and get that guy on the bike. they are chasing a bear on the lamb. they have been trying to coral this guy for days. >> hum. i don't know. that would be on twitter, i guess. they got it in the cage. with my friends, we'll do almost anything. out for drinks, eats. i have very well fitting dentures. i like to eat a lot of fruits. love them all. the seal i get with the super poligrip free keeps the seeds from getting up underneath. even well-fitting dentures let in food particles. super poligrip is zinc free. with just a few dabs, it's clinically proven to seal out more food particles so you're more comfortable and confident while you eat. a lot of things going on in my life and the last thing i want to be thinking about is my dentures. [ charlie ] try zinc free super poligrip. welwhere new york state is... investing one billion dollars to attract and grow business. where companies like geico

i'm harris faulkner. on severe weather watch now and it is hitting much of the mid section of the country. extremely dangerous tornado conditions there. with touchdowns already happening. on the ground near wichita. in oklahoma, near oklahoma city. the twisters part of a very he strong and as you can see wide system making its way through the northern and central plains right now. this has been cooking up for three hours now and we are at the pinnacle of that and the threat only expected toen crease from this point out. we are at the top of the heating of their day and it gets tougher from here into the night until things cool down. and the system expected to stretch into tomorrow. meteorologist janice dean is in the fox weather center. we he have one that they are watching right now outside of norman, oklahoma. we believe a touchdown happening as we speak. >> yes, and damage reports unfortunately, harris. i checked the national weather service and norman oklahoma is where the storm prediction center is.

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. >>> prince harry is heading to the u.s.olo but he has a much bigger mission in mind. how he will be helping american veterans. >>> this programming note on the next anthony bourdain. two of the funniest and most brilliant chefs in canada take us on a tour of their country by rail. watch anthony bored an inparts unknown 9:00 eastern time here on cnn. ordinary rubs don't always work on my arthritis. try capzasin-hp. it penetrates deep to block pain signals for hours of relief. capzasin-hp. take the pain out of arthritis. >>> later this week prince harry will pay a royal visit to the united states. the 28 year old is expected to visit victims in new jersey whose home were ravaged by hurricane sandy more than six months ago and according to the denver post, prince harry will visit the 2013 warrior games. harry recently returned home from a 20-week deployment to afghanistan as an apache helicopter pilot. cnn's international's max foster takes a closer look at his military service and his public life. >> reporter: as the helicopt

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this time we're in harris county, a rural part of georgia.o say among the surprises at the door are three military men. one formerly in the air force and two others who recently served in iraq. now they're under arrest and in the interrogation room with police. again, chris hansen. >> there he is. he's coming in. >> whether near a big city or a rural area like harris county, georgia, lines of potential predators find their way to our undercover houses. meet 24-year-old brian lindsey, here because he was invited by a girl who said online she was 15. >> i've got to throw some clothes in the wash, okay? i made you some tea. >> using the screen name blindsey01 he describes how he wants to give the girl oral sex. he says, i can't control my horny level. then he says, i want to blank your brains out. i can't help it. now he's driven 2 1/2 hours to meet her. >> have some tea if you want some. it's sweet tea. is that okay? >> i drank something on the way. >> did you find the place okay? >> yes, sir. >> why don't you have a seat over there, please. wh

is a part of us. >> prince harry is a veteran. he served two tours in afghanistan. captain wells spoke at a brufrnl before the games got away. >> i witnessed the first time the bravery of our troops not only confronting dangers on the battlefield but also tragic consequences, life-changing and the death of friends. >> u.s. veterans are grateful for the prince's visit. >> makes us feel real special that, you know, he really appreciates everything we've done. >> the prince and champion u.s. summer missy franklin escorted a blind naval officer to light the games caldron. prince harry said he'd like to bring the warrior games to great britain in the future. >> and prince harry will watch a cycling event tomorrow then return to the east coast later in the week. about 260 athletes compete in the warrior games which run through thursday. >>> so i can see, okay, this student failed the first exam and also never oeched the book. >> keeping tabs on students through their technology. how teachers say it helps them do their job but why some a

harry reid is saying they need to work on implementation. he is not talking about expanding or entitlement. they are talking about basic stuff you have certain governors actively trying --. >> eric: let me stop you. what was wrong. 3.8% surtax on investment economy. >> on high income people. payroll taxes. what payroll tax are you referring to? the payroll tax going away had nothing to do with this. >> eric: i'm talking about the obamacare medical payroll tax, a new specific tax to obamacare. it's an individual mandate. austin, come on? >> here the thing. >> you just stated two things that were the same thing. what you are saying the increase on the cal gains rate is the other thing as you tried to portray as a second fax. there is no doubt there will be practical hickups like when they passed medicare "d" which was free men that the bush money administration was giving out there was hickups and problems with that. if you look overall, congressional budget office isn't going to forecast this is going to an increase in the deficit by any mean

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. >> still to come at 5:00, prince harry continues his u.s. tour.we'll show you how he's come to the aid of folks near and dear to his heart. >> and speaking of hanging out with royalty, joe biden hosted an event fit for a king and queen. sgroo prince harry is bringing plenty of attention to an event near to his heart. it's called the warrior games where wounded or ill military members compete in sporting events. and leann gregg has the latest. >> one of the featured events of today's warrior games, cycling. the guest of t%honor, prince harry, a captain in the british army. during the games, 260 injured or ill military members will compete in seven events where sport is a tool for recovery. >> i'm absolutely ready. >> the prince started the first race of the day, good naturedly quipping uthis home team. >> good luck, guys. if you see a union jack shirt from behind, let him through. racers ready. >> clearly at ease with his brothers and sisters in arms, the prince on saturday joined the british team in a sitting volleyball match against the americans

prince harry, the combat veteran, mixing it up with american combat veterans over their shared bond. american combat veterans over their shared bond. "nightly news" begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. in plain english the irs isn't popular to begin with. they go after our money and collect our taxes. when it looks like they are going after certain people, when the irs is used as a political tool because of the politics of groups or individuals, that isn't fair or legal. and that's the issue currently enveloping the irs. the president today talked about the allegation that certain groups, especially those tied to the tea party might have received special scrutiny because of their politics. it's just one front the white house is dealing with. it's where we begin here tonight with nbc's lisa myers in our d.c. newsroom. lisa, good evening. >> reporter: brian, good evening to you. a draft report obtained by nbc news shows the targeting of conservative groups for special scrutiny began earlier than the irs has admitted and suggested a senior irs offi

. >>> britain's prince harry continues through the u.s. visiting storm ravaged new jersey. we'll show you the images leaving him in disbelief. >>> the so-called facebook phone may be in big trouble. we'll take a look in business and tech. >> it's a beautiful may afternoon shaping up. temperatures today good morning to end up in the 80s, then we bring rain back in the forecast and a significant drop-off in temps. your full forecast when nbc bay area comes right back. >>> prince harry continued his u.s. visit along the new jersey shore for firsthand look at all the devastation that remains seven months after superstorm sandy. jay gray with a closer look at what he saw. >> twisted metal, remnants of lives ripped apart by superstorm sandy. it's been almost seven months since the storm but hundreds of families and news near the new jersey coast still can't come home. >> it's very difficult because you're living in somebody else's house. you're staying here. your whole life is very, very scattered. i'm hoping to get back in here toward the end of the summer. >> this summer along

harry, when he first met king in 1956, 1957, harry was one of the most popular artist's in the world at that time. he was using his influence in the service of dr. king. so, there were very strong solution -- connections with sweden and other scandinavian countries as well. you here, this is an incredible moment. that is something that people do not know about often, you know? >> and you, at san francisco state, the first big shutdown of the university was your own and you were one of the leaders all that. .> san francisco state, 1968 we were all moving in some sort of way. the big issue when i came to san francisco state in 1966, it was beginning to make its own transition, you know? and why this film was important for me was it is also my moments, my transition as well. i had been raised, born and raised to the civil rights movement. now that the black power movement emerged, we were beginning to -- in fact, we out to mary barack that san francisco state in 1967. black artshe movement as well. we had the black power movement stokely andfied by the black panther party, at rhetoric,

to do something, harry reid, historic.licans treat three upcoming high profile nominees, richard cordray, upcoming high profile nominees, richard cordray for consumer financial protection bureau chief. thomas perez for labor secretary. gina mccarthy to head the epa will determine whether reid takes the unusual step to change senate rules to these kind of presidential nominees are approved with a simple 50 vote vote. you have the vice president. on the senate floor today we got a preview of how nasty the fight could get. first up, harry reid call out his republican counterpart, minority leader mitch mcconnell with this. >> he should take a long look in the mirror and he should spend some time in honest reflection of republicans' own contributions to the gridlock threatening this historic institution where he claims, quote, there's no real problem here. >> well, mcconnell hit back tossing in the irs troubles for good measure. >> he wants to have no debate. do what i say and do it now. this is the culture of intimidation we'v