harris.ht now. >> 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 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. >

there is no doubt that prince harry is absolutely the same. >> this particular baby like harry before her to step into the leadership role. that happened when queen elizabeth's father seen here portrayed in the film "the king's speech" was crowned king when his older brother took the throne. as for what kind of life this little sister can expect to lead, royal watchers say it will be filled with lots and lots of love from an adoring family and an equally adoring public. >> now prince harry is spending a month in australia right now. he's retiring from the military and spending more time on his charity work. we got the word he heard about the birth at that time of his brand new niece when he was on the west coast of australia. can't wait until he gets to see her in person. >> bob, there's nothing ordinary about being a royal no matter what the birth order. thank you, bob. >> exactly right. this young girl -- i was talking to our royal's expert. she is going to be one of the most photographed women on earth for the rest of her life. >> i still want to pinch her cheeks. they produce the

we've e-mailed and called chris harris, he has not responded, but we do know that chris harris has triedsell sodium thiopental to other states in the past. like indiana and south dakota. states are buying this from his company because there's nowhere else they can get it. really they can't get it from him either. at least they can't legally get this from him. the fda told us it is against the law to import sodium thiopental into the united states. which brings us to this. last month chris harris got in touch with nebraska to convince them to import from his company, he mentioned two other states have placed an order with him. two other states have 34r5is placed an order. we have these documents thanks to the aclu of nebraska filing a freedom of information request with the nebraska corrections department. it raises an interesting question. if it is illegal for nebraska, it is illegal for anybody. when he says i got two other states importing from me, you want in on it? which two other states? which two other states are right now in 2015 trying to get this drug into this country illegally

harris? >> all right. just to quickly talk about the democrat side of things here vermont's bernie sanders who announced that he wants to run now for the democratic presidential race wants to run against hillary clinton. >> that's right. he groups hillary clinton in with wealthy, well-known republican donors. >> this is, in a sense, what my campaign is about. can somebody who is not a billionaire, who stands for working families actually win an election in which billionaires are pouring hundreds of millions of dollars into the bucket. it's not just hillary clinton. it's the koch brothers. >> he is uthsuggesting there may be time for a political breakup. >> mike emanuel, thank you very much. ahead of their official announcements this week a closer look at the candidates with the fox news political insiders and making news also on this sunday ohio governor john kasich talking about his record of governor of an important state. you've heard the saying as ohio goes so does electing the next presi

harris? >> well we senator rand paul 10 1/2 hours on the floor last week he's been fighting the tide and the argument the flip side is some of the lawmakers say it would be left unpro equitytected if certain parts of the patriot act is set to expire at midnight. now i understand that the ball will be in his court, giving him maybe another 30 hours of debate. will he take it? >> reporter: well that's the question of the hour essentially. bottom line if all 100 senators consent they can quickly pass this house-passed bill to stop any lapse in the security programs but if rand paul decides to hold it up then of course the clock runs for another 30 hours, as you said and much of washington seems prepared to blame rand paul if there is a lapse. for example, senator john mccain on the floor earlier said several times that rand paul should learn the rules of the senate. mccain also told reporters paul's tactics are successful fundraising exercise for his presidential campaign. yet the senate's top d

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a couple of things harris. first, the republicans are divided to the point where we couldn't even get a temporary extension of the patriot act. we couldn't get an infrastructure bill and, candidly if there was a threat of isis in america, we're not going to get it without any sort of >>> my final thought. this show is pushing back on senator rand paul moments before we went to break and he was saying we may miss terrorists without the pat treoutriot act and then you look at boston. >> and the warning. >> i like the libertarian point from john. conserveterian is a great word. >> that's a great word. that's where the election would be won in 2016. >>> i'll be back with you tomorrow at noon eastern for a live memorial day outnumbered and then filling in for shepard smith later on in the day. i want to thank the gentleman >> it is monday may 25th. a fox news alert. a security scare right near the capitol. the overnight arrest and what had to be blown up by the bomb skwud as thousands gathered for a memorial day con

the court ordered another new trial for cal harris. >> michelle harris's family said she feared for herr car keys for a quick escape and made had home where the only person who threatened or hurt her lived. and still the four children say their dad is innocent. >> we need to know what really happened to our mother. we know our dad had nothing to do with her disappearance. now he is on trial for the third murder trial. the hairdresser said he heard the defendant threaten the victim during a 2001 phone call. drop the divorce proceedings. i will kill you. i can make you disappear. and now after 11 weeks cal harris' feature is in a jury' hands. >> and we'll let you know what the jury decides. is the jury any close tore a verdict? >> it doesn't appear so. this is day five of the jury deliberation and they came out today and wants to see more documents, the nanny's testimony and the one who found her vehicle at the end of the driveway and they said they were deadlocked and the judge ordered them back to the jury room. yesterday they asked to see pictures of the blood stains and the divorce do

roosevelt and her family. ♪ ♪ >> harry s.uished senator from the state of missouri for ten year and vice president since the last national election he brings to the high office an understanding of the great american war effort, second to that the president roosevelt. climbing senate leadership chief of the famous truman committee on war production, his work was a vital factor in the war effort. at last summer's democratic national convention truman was chosen as candidate for vice president with president roosevelt roosevelt. his brilliant record hailed at the convention included leadership and legislation for the selective service act or lend lease and the repeal of the neutrality act. in 19 35 he voted for the world court. he had consistly given support to the progressive social program of the roosevelt administration. returning to washington with mr. roosevelt, harry truman was the vice president elect and after the first speech, vice president truman said in this shrinking world, no nation can live safely alone. peace lov

cal harris is accused of killing his wife.he couple was living together on their 200-acre estate in upstate new york living separate lives while trying to finalize their divorce. at steak cal's million dollar net worth. >> divorce was ending on friendly terms and ending on cal's terms. >> reporter: michelle harris was last seen on the night of september 11th 2001. and cal called the nanny who found mrs. harris's vehicle at the end of the drive way. he went to work that day. >> he just thought michelle was out with her boyfriend or out drinking like she had done before. >> reporter: and prosecutors charged cal harris with second degree murder back in 2005. investigators believe they found what they believed to be 10 drops of blood in the house and garage. they suggested he struck his wife and then got rid of the body and the weapon he used. cal harris was convicted in 2007 but five months later, a stung reversal of that verdict. the judge overturned it after this man came forward claiming he thought he saw michelle harass in he

that could change though harris. long time to go. >> no doubt. feels like it's heating up and more people getting in you're right, it's early, thank you. >>> now to former florida governor jeb bush who just sat down as i mentioned earlier with megyn kelly for an interview. governor bush making news on several issues but at one point he asked if he would have invaded iraq. >> on the subject of iraq -- >> yeah. >> obviously very controversial. knowing what we know now, would you have authorized the invasion? >> i would have. and so would have hillary clinton just to remind everybody and so would have everybody that was confronted with the intelligence they got. >> you don't think it was a mistake? >> in retrospect the intelligence that the world saw, not just the united states was faulty. and in retrospect once we once we invaded, and took out saddam hussein, we didn't focus on security first, and the iraqis in this incredibly insecure environment, turned on the united states military because there was no security for themselves and their families.

a couple of things harris. republicans are divided to the point where we couldn't even get a temporary extension of the patriot act. we couldn't get an infrastructure bill and, candidly if there was a threat of isis in america, we're not going to get it without any sort of domestic wiretapping. >>> okay. i have to cut in there. we'll be right back. pain relief. more than the medicines in tylenol or aleve. use the medicine that pharmacists use most for themselves. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil. when you're not confident you have complete visibility into your business, it can quickly become the only thing you think about. that's where at&t can help. with innovative solutions that connect machines and people... to keep your internet of things in-sync, in real-time. leaving you free to focus on what matters most. today something entirely new is being built into bounty. dawn. new bounty with dawn. what a novel idea! just rinse and wring so you can blast right through tough messes and pick up more. h

most democrats could supply support to harris. and like harris, sanchez is a woman. that doesn't make her different from harris, but it could neutralize the efforts making her a competitive female candidate. the one big advantage could be offset by the fact that the other has been done. >> you talked about one being from northern california, one being from southern california. what are the other similarities? >> no, democrats, like you said, go to the left side of the political spectrum, no question. still, there are some differences that no doubt will emerge during the campaign. as a member of congress, sanchez claims she knows how the federal government works. harris has said, you know, i've had pretty good success as attorney general, and we know that. voters are paying close attention to that. on policy issues, kind of interesting. sanchez fears closer in the center by often voting on those bluedog. harris, we know she's a darling of the state's liberal. right now, perhaps the greatest difference between these woman, a 4-1 advantage over the most recent reporting

harris had blood all over himself. >> what did you see? >> it appeared the two of them were in an argument. he came running down the steps and started swinging on the other individual from what i could see. >> do you think thompson assaulted the other inmate? >> from what i could see, it appeared that thompson was the aggressor. >> i'll get you that bag of ice. >> harris and thompson are placed in separate units until the investigation is complete and officers will determine what charges, if any, are filed. >> the difference between charges is in-house charges are disciplinary sanctions within the facility. opposed to criminal charges, which you have to take to the courts outside of the facility. if we can find out it was an assault that occurred by mr. fom so-- thompson, then we'll ph forward and file criminal charges against him. >> little shaky about it. if they are going to press charges or not. i don't know. >> you worried about that? >> i'm, very worried about it. i don't need another case on me. because for what? me defending myself

but i appreciate what harry truman did.ticized him for dropping the bombs, but i know everyone said later, we probably would have lost another million men if he had not dropped the two bombs. wisconsin had five pilots. at the same time he dropped the bombs, he stopped the war, that is for sure. host: a friend of mine e-mailed me yesterday morning to ask a question about harry truman. he said, i know about the bomb and that he was a regular guy. but what else did he do? off the top of my head, i jotted down a list. postwar famine relief that saved tens of millions of european lives. took over responsibility of the freedom of greece from the u.k. when they decided to surrender their responsibility over a weekend, which preserved turkey. created nato, the creation of the united nations, the marshall plan, recognition of israel, creation of the department of defense, desegregated the armed forces, desegregated the federal civil service, which made him probably the greatest president up to that time other than lincoln on civil r

this famous face is dan harris. >> not in the video.getting -- >> it's amazing. >> she does a great job of building up and releasing just enough that people are interested. >> all right, much more on that coming up in "pop news." >>> also coming up, what do you do when debt collectors won't stop calling you even when you have already paid up? our abc news fixer, there she is she's on the case. helping one of our viewers and providing useful advice for the rest of us. >>> first, the husband put on trial three times for allegedly killing his wife. he's now headed for trial number four. >> with no body and no murder weapon. a jury has once again declared a mistrial for cal harris. prosecutors, they're not giving up. and abc's matt gutman has the very latest. >> reporter: the jury hopelessly deadlocked. cal harris, flanked by his kids, will face a fourth trial for the murder of his wife. >> i had hoped my children and i would finally be free to live our lives without these false allegations. >> reporter: since michelle harris mysteriously d

just before the third trial, i asked harris what would be different.ave found you guilty. >> two juries that haven't gotten all the information. >> reporter: now the third jury informing the judge they couldn't decide. >> they september us three deadlocked notes over the course of nine case. we knew there was trouble. >> it's almost unheard of that someone is tried four times for the same crime. >> reporter: prous cuters say he bludgeoned his wife to death but no body or weapon was found. a new surprise witness came forward after the first trial with new information, saying michelle was seen with a didn't man the day she disappeared. a judge overturned the conviction. in his second trial in 2009 he was convicted again. and shockingly that conviction was overturned by an appeals court. now, as he heads to his fourth trial, harris saying the real killer is still out there. >> we got closer to justice. but we're not there yet. we'll continue to fight and pursue the truth about what happened to michelle. >> reporter: for "good morning america," matt gutman

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harris demanded to see the high dollar donors to a conservative group so she could investigate whether it's a legitimate charity that qualifies for tax breaks in california. the group says it has a right to protect the identity of its donors who fear bullying and harassment. >>> harris' opponent in the u.s. senate race is apologizing now for getting caught in what she calls a mistake. >> i'm going to go be with woo woo woo. native american. >> loretta sanchez, who ran away from reporters yesterday, said today doing the native american war cry at the democratic state convention was offensive and came during a quote crazy and exciting rush of meetings. sanchez says she is part native american on her mother's side and proudlied a score sow indicated for their rights. >> a woman in sacramento is trying to get her phone number removed from an escort web site. she has been getting text messages messages and phone calls at all hours of the night for almost a month. one of he men who called sent her a link to a web site that allows escorts to post her ads. edwards says she has never been to th

i'm harris faulkner. sandra smith, andrea tantaros, kirstin powers, and our #oneluckyguy he is so shy. arthur aidala. >> i'm here with the a-team. i'm honored and privileged. i haven't been on in a little while. so i'm excited. i'm wearing new shoes. >> i love it. >> are you going to come out of your shell today? >> i will try. i will try to speak up. >> we'll get right to it. breaking news, we're in the very early stages of that investigation i just mentioned. so many developments to tell you about. first they actually have the black box event recorder and we're told it is being analyzed right now. we are learning the engineer who was at the controls is hurt by alive and able to give a statement to investigators. witnesses are describing a chaotic and horrific scene when amtrak train 188, enroute from washington to new york along the heavily traveled northeast corridor derailed shortly after 9:00 p.m. >> it was a big bang. it caught my attention, just with the bang itself. >> i saw them carry a liddy out

harris demanded to see the high dollar donors to a conservative group so she could investigate whether it's a legitimate charity that qualifies for tax breaks in california. the group says it has a right to protect the identity of its donors who fear bullying and harassment. >>> harris' opponent in the u.s. senate race is apologizing now for getting caught in what she calls a mistake. >> i'm going to go be with woo woo woo. native american. >> loretta sanchez, who ran away from reporters yesterday, said today doing the native american war cry at the democratic state convention was offensive and came during a quote crazy and exciting rush of meetings. sanchez says she is part native american on her mother's side and proudlied a score sow indicated for their rights. >> a woman in sacramento is trying to get her phone number removed from an escort web site. she has been getting text messages messages and phone calls at all hours of the night for almost a month. one of he men who called sent her a link to a web site that allows escorts to post her ads. edwards says she has never been to th

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national security interests, harris. >> all right. so a legitimate threat but what about the actual threats, 71 people inside our country. >> that's right. first with the claim of responsibility over the weekend for garland, texas, on that isis claim, the white house is saying today that investigators are still taking a hard look at that twitter traffic between isis and one of the shooters we first told you about here on the show monday, but yet no firm conclusions have been reached. >> the analysts want to review whether the claim is accurate and if so at what level isil may have known or potentially even sanctioned this attempted attack. so it's less about just confirming the authenticity of the specific twitter feed. >> and ernest referred to elton simpson, the suspects in the garland shooting as not being part of a broader conspiracy which seemed designed to minimize their ties to isis and kind of an odd answer given lone wolf curists by definition do act on their own. on the threat from these isis operatives in more than a dozen

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harry harris met with katsutoshi kawano. he is set to assume the post of head of the u.s. pacific command in hawaii this week. he is expected to face challenges in his new post, including dealing with china's activities in the south china sea. kawano says china's reclamation projects are drawing attention around the world. he says he looks forward to discussing the issue with harris in depth. harris is the first american with japanese ancestry to be chosen as the leader of the u.s. military in the asia-pacific region. >>> the people who run some ngos in palau are working to clear some dangerous remnants of fierce fighting between japan and the u.s. during world war ii. they are trying to rid the pacific island nation of unexploded bombs and they are also teaching a younger generation about the hazards the devices still pose. more from nhk world's shinosuke kawamaske >> reporter: the island of palau is home to 7,000 people. last november, this man discovered an exploded bomb close to his house. >> like very big smoke. and the smell of smoke. it's bad. >> reporter: the palau

there is no doubt that prince harry is absolutely the same. >> reporter: this particular baby, like harryr, will be well schooled, just in case there is a need for her to step into the leadership role. that famously happened when queen elizabeth's father himself a spare and seen here portrayed in the film "the king's speech" was crowned king when his older brother abdicated the throne. as for what kind of life this sister can lead, royal watchers say it will be filled with lots and lots of love from an adoring family and equally adoring public. bob woodruff, abc news, london. >> certainly it will be well documented also. a lot being made of her shawl she had. apparently other members of the royal family all received shawls when they were born, as well. >> she's going to have a great life. no pressure. big brother has that. i get to chill. pressure. big brother has that. i get to chill. i'm glad i was able to help you today. hi, my name is jonathan lawson and i'm a customer service representative for colonial penn life insurance company. insurance can sometimes be difficult to understand,

this is in keeping with harry connick sr.'s reputation, his office handled upwards of 30,000 cases in his three-decade tenure after often faced accusations of hard-line tactics. >> harry connick was tough on crime and death penalty cases, i don't think harry would have offered a deal. he would have said, no, you can't have it, and he wanted to lock them all up forever. >> jim williams took great pride in his numerous death penalty convictions, he even kept a miniature electric chair on his desk. >> jim was regarded as one of the most aggressive prosecutors in the district attorney's office. he described sliding up behind defenders in the courtroom and buzzing in their ears to mimic the buzzing of electricity. >> the testimony of the lagarde children was enough to convict him of robbery. he was given the maximum sentence. >> your heart stops beating for a minute, you know. that was my first conviction, but he gave me the maximum. 49 1/2 years. i realized that i was in some serious trouble then. because now, now we're going to g

our correspondent, harry fawcett traveled to the border with tibbet to see how communities are copingdisaster are along the highway. there is another piece of evidence less immediately obvious. this is the main trade route to the chinese border. it's all but empty of traffic. we 2009ed team in the middle of roadside repairs. but they have a bigger problem than a loose wheel nut. a landslide ripped through the cab, thank you while the driver was outside. the damage to their business is just as severe. >> it has had a big impact. we had to stop our trucks and we need to pay bank loads. with the trucks not earning money it's hard to survive. >> as they move off towards catholic kathmandu, we head towards the chinese easy border. more destroyed vehicles one reason few drivers want to ply this route below loosened overhanging cliffs. the route ends here at li ping. beyond is tibet. dozens abandoned and economic life bloody blood damned up behind the border. the businesses that line the streets are shattered, some being supported by the same boulders that smashed into them. this will she we

for the investigators, harry hairston, nbc 10 news. >> another story harry's been following, new developments from the chaos in caln. preparing for the state takeover of finances. the community and economic development secretary determined that it is financially distressed. the state will appoint a recovery plan coordinator to develop and propose a plan to the borough, borough mayor and the state. troubles came to a head in recent weeks with a $1 million budget shortfall. the council also fired the manager. >>> the hospital of the university of pennsylvania is celebrating a first tonight. >> it's providing a south jersey man with a new lease on life. michael laws was discharged today. he is the first penn patient to leave the hospital without a human heart. the 65-year-old has an artificial heart. it allows him to stay at home in mt. holly while he waits for a transplant. and he already has big plans. >> i want to get back to drumming at church playing with two other jazz groups. and flying with a remote control airplanes. some activity in the outside. >> laws has been at the hospital since e

for the investigators, harry hairston nbc 10 news. >> thank you, harry. >>> i'm john clark. coming up we're going to hear from eagles receiver jordan matthews. >>> the cowboys with maybe the steal of the draft today. >>> and the top two female athletes from our area meet for the first time. that is next. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >> hey, i'm john clark. eagles signed their first round draft pick nelsoning a lar ing aagular to a four-year deal. the birds got jordan matthews last year in the second round. he was second on the team in receptions receiving yards and tds in his first year. he could make a bigger jump this season. he'll have a different quarterback and running back and he likes the moves chip kelly has made. >> i tell you what the guys that we brought in i mean they meshed extremely well. miles austin demarco murray. it's like they've been here the whole time. those guys are great. sam's awesome. so i think the team's start to come together. these first couple practices have been -- i mean we

to 22% for harris 14% for sanchez. other candidates are far behind them at least for now, at least for now. that's important because in the state's primary, jessica, the top two finishers compete in november, regardless of their political party. another thing, in terms of region, harris has a commanding lead in northern california. we would expect that. but most of the voters are in southern california where sanchez runs neck in neck with harris. with respect to race well harris does well with whites and african-americans but sanchez carries more latinos. and let's remember that's the fastest-growing group of voters in the state. >> so at this point would you say they're kind of even where they stand? >> even let's put it wide open more than even. look the fact of the matter is with so many voters having no preference whatsoever there is plenty of room for another candidate, maybe two candidates. so don't be surprised if the race gets more crowded between now and the march 16th public filing date because there's an awf

admiral harry harris has shown he's prepared to deal with the flury of activity in the south china sea [ applause ] >> reporter: harris was speaking at a change of command ceremony in hawaii. he said the u.s. base has no shortage of challenges but ready to meet them. [ applause ] >> from north korea with its quest for nuclear weapons and means to deliver them to china's claims and land reclamation in the south china sea. the u.s. will rebalance to the pacific. our joint force will work closely with our allies and friends and into the asia-pacific region. >> reporter: u.s. defense secretary ash carter was at the event. he laid out the u.s. stance on the south china sea. >> the united states will fly, sail and operate wherever international law allows. as we do all around the world. we will remain the principal security power in the asia-pacific for decades to come. >> reporter: six parties including china are locked in a sovereignty dispute over the spratly islands. u.s. officials have confirmed that china is carrying out reclamation work at seven locations there. the u.s. and philippin

jon: thanks, harris. >> well it's being called the don draper effect.looking yet manipulative -- is that a word? [laughter] on "mad men," serial cheater borderline alcoholic but continuously gets away with bad behavior and now there's a new study that explains why women are more likely to tolerate someone like him over an unattractive men. it's because experts say people actually warm up to attractive people. >> that is shocking. >> yeah, i know. that first impression deeply influences how a woman sees his future. it's always good when scientists verify what we kind of know. [laughter] >> what is it like to be handsome your whole life, charles? >> i got away with a lot of roguish behavior. [laughter] >> more honesty on the couch today, i love it. i love it. >> i love when science backs up failed relationships. i'm like, guilty. >> all i can say is i hope it keeps going. that's all i'm saying. [laughter] you know one thing guys, we talk a lot, one of the big buzz words in society these days is fair. nothing's fair. everything we've got to make it fair. b

harry hairston, nbc 10 news. >> thank you, harry. let's go now to nbc 10's jesse gary. you spoke to a passenger on the train? >> renee, we're hearing more stories about people able to walk out of this accident. although, that's a difficult walk. this is david hayes, the music director for philadelphia sings, a chorus. david splits time from here and new york. you were on your way back to new york, you were familiar with that stretch of track. tell me what's going through your mind when that train starts to lean and tip. >> yeah. it was pretty obvious that there was something wrong going into the curve. i'm kind of used to what it feels like going into the curve. and as it began banking, it really started banking more severely as if we were faster than usual for some reason. the bank started more severe. and i was with another one of the singers across the table in the cafe car. and we were noticing like something's odd, and we thought, well, maybe it'll settle down. and then the bank got more and more severe. finally, we were hanging on and realizing the car was tipping

rathbone and clara harris went. mr. rathbone was stabbed. in germany he went insane and years later using the same weapons that booth used a pistol and a knife, he murdered his wife in front of their children and he was confined to a german insane asylum. clara clara harris would have been better if booth had killed him that night. it would have spared her life. abraham lincoln didn't believe in security. he was not imperial president. he thought he was a common man. he once said, my story is the short and simple of the poor. when he arrived here he was in the carriage with mary, his wife with wrathbone and harris and the coachman francis burk. there's a legend of who abandoned the white house and gardening the box. there was no secret service then. it was not his sworn duty to be a bodyguard and follow lincoln everywhere. furthermore, booth was so famous and so well regarded. abraham lincoln had seem him perform on stage. no one would have stopped booth from coming into that theatre book. lincoln, i'm surprised, was not murdered in the exec

pretends to bite harry's finger.nking it's funny he sticks his finger in his mouth again. >> and all of a sudden charlie decides to clamp down and bite it. >> ow. charlie, that really hurt. >> just the reaction is sort of like the pause. >> ow. >> and charlie bit me, ouch. >> ow, charlie. >> ouch, charlie. >> it's just classic. >> he bit me really, really, really, really hard. >> so his little brother is gnawing on his finger, and harry never makes a move to make him stop. >> it's very brave of harry not to retaliate. he didn't try to rip his finger out. he didn't hurt charlie. he took it and realized that charlie really wasn't trying to hurt him. >> but charlie must have sensed his brother wasn't happy because he quickly opens his mouth and lets go. >> that really hurts. >> and that's when charlie starts laughing. >> all of a sudden the baby just goes -- like out of nowhere the kid is full on maniacal laugh about biting the kid's finger. >> he found it funny because either i was finding it funny or the whole experie