harris? harris: have a good weekend. >> you too.: more craziness at college campus at university of illinois urbana-champagne doubled existing diversity requirements. one university it sparked outrage after drawing pro-trump messages of trump around the campus. oh, no. the u of i students have to take two minority culture classes to graduate. one professor says they can't add the extra class without adding another semester. what does that cost? >>> university of oklahoma is launching a 24 hour bias hotline. victims can text, web chat or call in their complaint. oh. to one of the bilingual operators. let's start, let's start with the extra class. some of the class titles sounded fun. eboni. politics of hip-hop. that sounds great. until you realize engineering students saying i don't have room. i can't take it. i have to take real engineering courses. i can't add in this study of hip-hop i won't graduate on time. >> maybe they should schedule a little better. i want to university of north carolina chapel hill. we had diversity require

. ♪ harris: this is "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner.ere today, sandra smith, coainge tore of "after the bell" on fox business, melissa francis, jedediah bila is in the house. your #oneluckyguy former cia covert operations officer mike baker is outnumbered but not covertly. everybody knows. >> everybody is completely aware. thank you very much. next to it ising on the sofa at home next to my wife and kids, this is my second favorite sofa. harris: we rank up there with family. >> you're number two, to be fair. number two is good. harris: thanks for being here. >> thank you. harris: can't wait to get your perspective. let's roll. it is getting razor sharp between hillary clinton and donald trump. escalating their attacks on each other. trump releasing a new video on instagram and it targets bill clinton and his controversial past with women. it uses voices of women who accuse the former president of misconduct. >> no woman should be subjected to it. >> it was an assault. >> he starts to pill on my top and i tried to pull away from him. [la

. ♪ harris: this is "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner.e today, co-host of "after the bell" on fox business, melissa francis. democratic strategist julie roginsky. "national review" reporter katherine timpf, today's #oneluckyguy, look who is back on the couch? veteran sports broadcaster and super bowl winning quarterback joe theismann is here. we say he is outnumbered. you've seen a bigger line than this one. i don't know if you consider yourself outnumbered. >> believe me, much pretty line. when you talk about the line i only see one side of them. only see one side of the guys up front that is little bit of an issue. great to be back. harris: glad to be part of upgrade in your life. >> major upgrade. harris: new and potentially troubling developments for presidential candidate hillary clinton. the state department says it can not find a single relevant email or personal server to or from bryan pagliano. remember he worked for agency and set inand managed her private computer server and it was during her time as secretary of state. that is

marry harry. teaching an aspiring princess. turns out there's a lot to learn. >> we never cross our legs at the knee. >> reporter: first up, the proper way to sit. kate middleton has perfected the slant. >> she does it all the tile. >> reporter: and once you're sitting, better mind your manners. >> it's really great. i want to shove the whole thing in my mouth. >> reporter: rule one, small bites. >> very small bites. >> reporter: okay. >> and the way you can test if your bite was too big is if someone were to ask you a question right away, would you need to do the test. if you ever have to do that, the one minute moment, then it's a no, no. >> reporter: what if i need to excuse myself? >> take your napkin and pinch it in the middle. when you stand up, leave it in your chair. this signify if is that you're coming back. >> reporter: and use your napkin with discretion. >> you can dap in the middle. don't wipe. >> reporter: if you're out on the town, there's only one way to look lady like getting int

harris: wow.eraldo, you covered many political campaign, a long career, how is this one going to shake out. >> oh, my goodness, what a question. can i say about hillary clinton that laugh, after anderson asked about the husband, so inappropriate. it wasn't a joke, and she laughed and it made me feel, her problem is she is not a natural for all her vaunted credentials, my goodness, secretary of state, senator from new york elected twice but still comes across as awkward campaigner. i think trump far more formidable against hillary clinton than people give him credit. i don't think he will steam role the many males that he dispatched so efficiently. he will keep her off balance. i think attacks, those personal attacks on bill clinton, history of monica lewinsky in oval office will have some resonance. i think he will rally many. the question will be able to win election with mostly white men supporting her. harris: quickly as we move around the couch what is the number one weakness in terms of how d

harris: this is "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. here today, sandra smith, jedediah bila, democratic strategist, julie roginsky, today's #oneluckyguy, coanchor of "america's newsroom," all around this day on primary tuesday, bill hemmer. outnumbered and out and about. hello. >> how are you, ladies? rube did i red indiana, here we go. evansville hasn't gotten this much attention since william ronald hemmer married georgia mary nittle. august fifth, 1960. harris: i thought you were going to sing. he was singing before. >> during this show we'll name our favorite song from indiana. harris: by we, we mean you. let's move on. let's begin with a primary race that could give us biggest look into the presidential race. polls are open in indiana. hillary clinton and donald trump looking for a knockout to their rivals. in his final pitch to voters trump told supporters in the hoosier state how important their votes are. >> but now, indiana's becoming very important. and i say, i say -- so important in terms of the race. usually by this time i

harris? see you then,. >> thank thank you. >> former attorney general eric holder raising some eyebrows after he at least appeared to defend fugitive nsa leaker edward snowden in a podcast interview. snowden fled to russia in 2013 after releasing national security documents. while holder said snowden should be prosecuted he claims there is at least a benefit to what he did. take a listen. >> we can certainly argue about the way snowden did what he did but i think he actually performed a public service by raising the debate that we engaged in and by the changes that we made. now i would say doing what he did, the way he did it was inappropriate, and illegal, i think deciding what an appropriate sentence should be i think a judge could take into account the usefulness of having had that national, that national debate. >> former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. john bolton says along with hillary clinton's email scandal and this we have serious concerns about the obama administration's handling of cl

harris: dagen?le gordon enlisted 16 and lied about his age fought in the pacific, no longer with us, it is men still here and all those who fought for our freedom, then and even now. but in terms of visiting hiroshima, if the president will get up there and talk about japan's roll in the war and why president truman decided to drop the bomb in the first place, something sorely missing from the history that is being discussed in japan. >> amen, dagen, seriously. sandra: i think you guys have both made cases to where if he did go, if you were to take the other side of this and say it is okay for him to go, there is a right way to do it. >> look, george h.w. bush who fought in the pacific theater as young navy pilot and 18 years old was shot down in the pacific theater. went back and visited the island and met with some of the people from the japanese military at the time. i'm all for reconciliation. i'm all for healing but i don't know if this president is the right -- harris: all for the pitch forwar

harris: harry s. donald trump hl media.ou can go tell them blank themselves was about china, not women. making news this hour at "washington post." trump plans to rehabilitate his image in the next couple weeks tackling head on episodes in his campaign. he began last night with much taped inner view with megyn kelly. insisting he would not come out of the on top of the gop heap if he had acted difficultry. watch. >> i could have done certain things differently. i could have maybe used different language in a couple of instances but overall i have to be very happy with the outcome. and i think if i didn't conduct myself in the way i have done it, i don't think i would have been successful. harris: pete, this is just the beginning. $136 million ad buy is the only tip of the iceberg with reports of a billion or more to buy ads. >> it sure is. 35 million are digital ads. if you live in ohio, florida, north carolina, nevada, get ready on youtube, you will see these non-stop through election day. the question will it be effective

harris: you are blessed my friend. >> i am blessed, harris.ee why i love him but i do, i have had a team behind me in this whole year. i have had doug, who has been my first line of defense and everything is always is. he is first opinion i want. our boss roger ailes who has been there to steady the ship, i thought maybe i should do this or maybe i should do that. he helped me talk it through, and asked is this best course. i have my executive producer tom lowell how love like a brother who has has been there saying let's take a breath. helped make up commitment after the debate, continue to cover trump without fear or favor. i challenge everybody on "kelly file" team speak up, if you see the ship leaning one way or other. it has been challenging year. sandra: we want to show one more clip while we're at it. >> you seem to stay angry for months. >> yeah. >> was that real or was that strategy? >> well, i'm a real person. i don't say, oh, gee i'm angry tonight but tomorrow you're my best friend. see i do have a theory when somebody does it -- th

harris: all right.ary clinton may have a new opposition research team in the mainstream media, the newspaper that now has a small army of journalists digging into every aspect of donald trump's life. is that as it should be? does it prove that they're taking sides? we'll talk about it. stay with us. ♪ ♪ it's a fact. kind of like grandkids equals free tech support. oh, look at you, so great to see you! none of this works. come on in. running a small business is definitely difficult. and we've been traveling a lot. hello welcome to holiday inn. the hotel becomes our mobile office. hi. holiday inn is an extension of our team. the boutiques are just right over here. good afternoon betsy, your samples are here. it's so great to know that there is a hotel like holiday inn that we can count on. lets do it! we work with manufacturers that employ veterans. oh wow! a hotel looking to help small businesses succeed is incredible. now members get more savings with your rate at holidayinn.com these are difficult time

harris: right.eal quickly before we move on, what would be most dangerous for the economy out of these two? sandra: hillary clinton was very effective laying out her strategy to fix the economy very early on. that was a huge plus for her. donald trump says he will be the greatest jobs president that ever lived. if he keeps pushing message on jobs that is all anybody wants to hear about. when you read the economy is at top of voters list for what they want to see in their candidate it is jobs. they want to see their spouse or kid or whoever get a job or keep the job that they currently have. harris: maybe dangerous thing politically would be to ignore the issues voters have said so important to them about those jobs at ballot box. very dangerous. historic move sparking backlash from some vietnam war veterans and tear families as well. president obama announced u.s. is lifting decades old arms embargo with vietnam and renewing relations with the communist nation but is the u.s. getting anything in ret

go ahead, harris. harris: it is something else.ald trump does so much better with hillary clinton than men, but particularly does well among, does poorly among a particular group of women, that is white women. when you talk about the racial demographic, women are a problem for her because predominantly in that state. sandra: you wanted to respond to that. >> look it, one of the things i sometimes tend to forget, all those reagan democrats have voting age kids, a lot of them are out of work. >> true. >> i watched what was happening over in west virginia. i see again, the kind of appeal that ronald reagan had to those hard-working people we call blue-collar voters, i see this kind of thing, enormous appeal. particularly the nra is single issue organization, focused on the second amendment. he spoke to that crowd in terms that they could understand and it was, there was 70 some out thousand people there. >> colonel did you ever expect nra to vote for hillary clinton. >> not at all. >> that is the difference. >> that is i think a more

harris? harris: we'll see you then. thanks.ood. >> the president of the college republicans at dartmouth college is blasting the school administration for how it handled an incident involving a pro-police display that said "blue lives matter." students put it up to honor officers killed in the line of duty but was torn down and replaced almost immediately by posters from "black lives matter" activists who claim the first display co-opted their movement to memorialize, quote, perpetrators of state violence. the president of the college republicans telling greta about it. >> next morning we got up and we saw that our display was torn apart and replaced with "black lives matter" posters. later that day we went through, we talked to the administration, there was a lot of mixed signals. finally on sunday, 48 hours later after other attack, after the display hat been destroyed, we got a record from the administration condemning what occurred. >> ultimately they got back of use of bulletin board but college republicans president said

harris: behind the scenes. remember the trump campaign is having weekly on the hill meetings with lawmakers. it started out with those that supported him. he is trying to bring on board those who don't. sandra, i want to ask you about this, david, you alluded to the reporting show how close hillary clinton and donald trump are. one of the articles, you and i think both read the same thing, if you take out number of people who say they won't vote at all, he pulls ahead of hillary clinton. if you factor them in, they're kind of head-to-head. people who say we'll stay home. but if everybody ends up going and numbers that we usually see, 50 to 60% of the registered voters actually head to polls in general election he pulls ahead. sandra: i think as far as polling and matchup with hillary clinton there will be a lot of time for that to change but that being said i wonder about endorsements. we saw endorsement of ted cruz by indiana governor, that tepid endorsement but at the same time he was complimenting donald tru

harris: very helpful. just a quick follow-up to that, you're talking about that russian jetliner that went down in late october. even though isis had come forward with its own propaganda claiming responsibility, it took some time for them to find the traces of that explosive or those explosives on the debris. what have you been able to find out about how our intelligence officials are helping them? because i'm reading that they're looking now at manifests and other things. >> reporter: okay. what's standard procedure in a case like this, and this is also what's unfolding with the egypt air flight, is that when there's a directive from the president to share all available intelligence or relevant intelligence with countries leading the investigation -- in this case france and also egypt -- that's what's happening. so in this case we are sharing intelligence, signals intelligence, other intelligence, any kind of warning information though i don't believe that was true in this case. and then also looking at t

harris: you think?hing is- sandra: "wake up call." >> political polarization or media outlets one way or the other, this crossed lines. why you see the outrage and fed the critics, not like there is shortage of critics iran deal. fed the critics, ben rhodes spinning idea once you had a more moderate regime in iran we could do business with them, when it fact, they were doing business way back with the ayatollah and hard-liners, way before there was this moderate regime. so they misled people, and did so intentionally. i think it has stirred up a lot of negative feelings. what julie pace said, right on target, smartest kid in the room means we're the dumbest kids in the room. >> what he is saying journalists are lazy, young and -- harris: i get it. >> to you what is the most egregious thing ben rhodes said he didn't really apologize for or walk back? harris: i imagine his brother who is president of cbs news had a phone call to make telling him what is egregious. he lead as team of many talented and fabu

harry.es, yes. they did not hold back. trust me on that. we'll have that coming up in just a little bit, george. >> we're so looking forward to that. so many powerful moments like that. i love when first lady michelle obama called prince harry our prince charming. how true he is. >> right now we want to get to those twisters tearing through the midwest. abc's kayna whitworth is in oklahoma city with the latest. good morning, kayna. >> reporter: george, good morning. 24 million americans are still under a severe weather threat and here in oklahoma, people have their eyes on the skies and their storm shelters ready to go. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: tornados terrifying the heartland. >> this is a big tornado right here. consuming everything in its past. >> wow. look at that. >> reporter: drivers stopped in their tracks trying to flee as this tornado moves across the road. at least seven reported tornados touching down over the weekend. >> we have windows broken out it's not pretty. >> reporter

watch out harry. >> she loves herself some harry.ll see how she does. >>> all right, next up, janet jackson, or miss jackson if you're nasty. >> yes, you remember jackson's video last month in which she announced the postponement of her world tour so she could plan a family, that planning seems to have gone pretty well. because entertainment reports that jackson is now pregnant with her first child. >> that's raising some eyebrows because she turns the big 5-0, just a week from next monday, word is, she's due in late fall or early winter. and that report came just hours before the release of a new jackson video for her son, "damn baby," from her latest album "unbreakable." interesting timing there. >> interesting timing, indeed. >> but congratulation and she doesn't look pregnant in that video. >> i don't think it works that way. apparently making some lemonade of his own. a report says the music mogul is recording some songs that will reveal his version of events surrounding his apparent rough patch reportedly in his marriage. >> te

>> nobody leaves greg harris, unless greg harris throws them out of the house onto the front lawn. >> reporter: greg's brother mike doesn't believe it for a second. his brother, he says, wasn't violent. and what's more, he says greg and chiquita were working it out. >> we all go through bumps. but you -- there's also a phase called reconciliation and healing, you know. and that's what they had. >> reporter: and as for that tip about the same-sex couple, greg's father silver ray says his daughter wasn't trying to throw off the cops. the female love triangle was a legitimate concern of his. >> she got that strictly from me, which i got it from another attorney. and we just wanted to look at all the options to make sure that all the bases were covered. we wanted to look at these two women. >> reporter: did you encourage her to call the cops? >> i didn't. >> reporter: with the story? >> encourage her. she did it on her own. but it was -- it wasn't nothing to throw the cops off. if you're investigating, you got to look at all the angles. >> announcer: in fact, greg's father and mother joyc

harris? >> that's been a stiy wicket for her of late. she made some families very angry with early comments and then tried to clean it up, as we know. i had caught just a little while ago that the clinton campaign team is looking at a vp pick that would kind of more appease bernie sanders supporters. how contentious has it gotten between those two, clinton and sanders? >> harris, things have gotten really rough. it was really on display this weekend. you had sanders supporters turn out in big numbers, trying to win him more precious delegates, but only five of clinton's were. when hillary clinton was benefiting, a scuffle broke out. sanders supporters rushed the stage and security shut down the state party quepgs. this must be alarming to dnc officials, and also leadership of hillary clinton's campaign, worried that similar frustration could spill over on the national level at the national convention this summer in philadelphia. it's a big reason why there's a whole lot of buzz that hillary c

harris: you are helping us piece this together. even the investigators haven't done so in a firm way. we know they are look at forensics from a murder yesterday at a high school. a woman died at 4:00 p.m. local time. now the two separate shooting incidents. three people shot at the westfield mall, and another woman killed at a grocery store 8 miles from the live scene you are looking at right now. they will have more on "happening now." wev want to thank or hashtag one lucky guy dean cain. have a great weekend. a maryland shopping center. and officials are confirming one woman is dead.

harris? >> so rich, when we started out moments ago, i was telling viewers about that new polling, that nbc news "wall street journal" polling showing it would be tighter would hillary clinton and donald trump face each other in a general election. we're also learning it could be much more negative than even we think. >> plenty of polls demonstrating that especially as more show most voters don't like either candidate. a recently released washington news poll show 41% have a favorable view of hillary clinton and for donald trump, 40%. and for hillary clinton, 57% unfavorable and 57% for donald trump too. >> this is interesting. potentially worse news for hillary clinton because she has a long political path. rich, thank you very much. >>> last stand for bernie sanders. california. he has the week before june 7th primary there or a couple of weeks and his supporters are so serious about helping him win, they just filed a lawsuit. apparently, the rules are too confusing and they want more time

watch out, harry, you might need that cape. >> she loves herself some harry. see how she does. >>> next up, janet jackson or miss jackson if you're nasty. >> yes, you remember jackson's video last month she announced the postponement of her world tour so she can plan her family, along with her husband. well, that planning seems to have gone pretty well because entertainment tonight reports jackson is now pregnant with her first child. >> now, that's raising some eyebrows because jackson turns a big 5-0, just a week from next monday. word is she is due in late fall or early winter. that report came hours before a release of a new jackson video for her song, "damn baby," from her latest album "unbreakable." interesting timing there. >> interesting timing, indeed. she doesn't look pregnant in that video. >> i don't think it works that way. >>> all right, so, jay z is reportedly making some lemonade of his own. a report in us weekly reports that the music mogul is recording some songs that will reveal his version surrounding events in his rough patch reportedly in

harris? >> and we'll pick it up there. hillary clinton shrugging off that sharp attack from donald trump. she says she will not run an ugly race. that was on a sunday show today. while she has no public campaign events scheduled today, rival bernie sanders is getting a jump on new jersey, holding a rally at rutgers university ahead of the state's delegate-rich primary next month. kristin fisher is live for us in washington. kristin, what did clinton say in that interview about donald trump becoming the presumptive nominee? >> this was one of hillary clinton's first big interviews since trump became the presumptive nominee. since then, she claims that she's been hearing from a lot of republicans who now want to help her campaign. so instead of trying to link all republicans to trump, today we saw clinton really reach across the aisle to those republicans who continue to say never trump. >> when you have former presidents, when you have high-ranking republican officials in congress raising ques

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. thompson, then we'll push 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? >> al

prince harry and first lady michelle obama kick off the invictus games, cheering on more than 500 wounded warriors. ♪ >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. party lines are blurring in the race for the white house. presumptive republican nominee donald trump faces rebellion in the ranks, while democratic front-runner hillary clinton thinks some republicans will back her. hena daniels has the latest from new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the remaining 2016 presidential candidates are making a final push for votes ahead of primaries in nebraska and west virginia. despite being the only candidate left standing on the gop side, donald trump still faces a tough battle to unite his party. donald trump may be heading into tuesday's primary contest unopposed. his campaign to build republican unity is far from over. >> i think it would be better if it were unified, think it has to be unified in the traditional exist. >> reporter: last week house speaker paul ryan said he's not ready to endo

kristi wallace broke her back while training in the navy years ago. >> prince harry -- prince harry isuch a huge ambassador for this event. the banter between him and us is fantastic. he knows us all. he is willing to come up and give hugs at the end of the race. >> prince harry, who served in the army for 10 years and came up with the idea, has been a fixture here. >> they saved my life. i'm very grateful it happened where it did because they provided me with excellent medical care and things might not have gone as well had it in somewhere else. >> good luck. everything is going to be amazing. i cannot wait to give you your metals. did, she handed back the gold to sherry, telling him to give it back to the hospital where she had her operation -- she handed back the gold to harry. gift that tremendous they have. this is sports at its very best. inspirespe is this other sick and injured soldiers fighting their own personal battles. inspiringrry's invictus games bringing today's news to a close. you can find all our stories on , and you can find us on twitter. thank you for watching and

well, there's also wizarding worlds of harry potter in orlando and japan.o check out the magical places, log on to fox news magazine.com. there is a new harry potter movie coming out later this year so you better catch up, jackie, you haven't seen any of them. >> i told you not to say that. i'm going to, though, and i am bummed that you didn't we are that getup, that would have been nice. >> i kept the wand. >> thank you, michael. >>> patricia. >> the time is 25 minutes after the hour. pois the man spotted spraying rat poison on to food, that's right. investigators saying that's not the only store that he hit. and in the hot seat, hillary clinton's closest confidant goes one-on-one with the fbi. the new and released e-mails that show how uma really feels about the former secretary of state. >>> first on this day in history in 1937 german air ship hindenberg caught fire while knocking at an air station in new jersey killing 36 people. >>> and dwight eisenhower signed the second civil rights act passed in the 20th century. before earning enough cash back from

i will say harris is a little different.to get the white liberal coalition in san francisco because that's where her base is. >> and she's interesting she's also asian american. >> she really has doubled down on issues that latinos and african-americans really appeal to. loretta sanchez has always been very much a democrat but she is also talking about big business, the importance of small business. so i think when you start talking about are you going to pit african-americans and latinos or create a wedge between them, i think it will come down to is which candidate gets where i am and what my family needs to succeed for the future. >> curtis, i'll ask you in terms of statewide california democratic party, has this presented any kind of a conundrum for them to have to choose between these two candidates who represent two really important constituency groups, obviously latinos being a much larger base in california, 39%, versus african-americans who are 7%. >> i think the democratic party really feels like this just helps ou

now harris and his attorney say this case is far from over the 20 me now, cal harris and his attorneyce marquette. now, you say it's been a 15 year nightmare. when you heard the judge's verdict this week, what first went through your mind? >> just, we were just relieved. it was good to know that this chapter in our lives was put behind us for good. and they turned around and just hugged my kids. we were all emotional, obviously. this has been a long haul, it's been up and down and i've been ripped away from these kids three times now, sent to jail, sent to prison, the first time for the indictment, second time for the first trial, second time for the second trial and it's just been absolute torture that my children and i have been through and no one , no one deserves to be treated like this, especially by our government. jon: the part of this story that you say might not be over yet, you're considering legal action against the state or perhaps the county? >> absolutely, no question. we are going to go after the county district attorney who brought this case to trial, the first two tim

i'm pris harry, but to them i'm captain wales. >> reporter: joining forces with harry for this year's dad who is passionate about helping veterans is the honorary chairman. harry's grandmother, the queen, is also fully onboard. your grandma may be like mine, the enforcer. is she your boss? >> yes. she's definitely my boss. >> same with mine. when she talks, you have to listen? >> yeah. you very much view her as the boss. exactly that. but my god, she gives amazing advice. >> reporter: being in orlando also brings back happy memories for harry. who came here as a young boy with his mom. >> i hope she would be incredibly proud of what we've managed to achieve. and how much fun it is. you can't do stuff like this unless it's fun, simple as that. >> reporter: well, fun, but a little healthy competition, too. jenna bush hager, nbc news, orlando. >>> that will do it r us. fo >>> surprise celebrity breakup. did sharon osbourne catch ozzy cheating? the new report she kicked him out, now, on "extra." >>> sharon and ozzy divorcing after 33 years? the screaming the screaming hea about an ozzy se

>>> "harry potter" fans, this is for you. potter" fans were on cloud nine after bringing fantasy to life. the skydivers played quidditch during their free fall. the popular book series features the sport played by the wizards and witches. the group used broomsticks in the match more than 10,000 feet above the earth. one person even scored by sending the game ball through a hoop. the commercial is for a colombian wire company. invictus games are a point of pride for prince harry. what do you think your mother, princess diana, would think about what you've done for veterans? >> i hope she'd be incredibly proud, up there having a party. >> how prince harry has found camaraderie with the veterans taking part. this is "cbs this morning." this is my sister, annie. she goes with the flow. gracie's always trying to get me to eat green things. annie's always trying to get me to try new things. we've both been on weight watchers... and now they've totally changed it up. i like that this new plan encourages me to eat healthier. i like t

harris for all his hard work. his dedication is critical to insure we deliver on many capital projects that help improve our transportation system as well as provide a better service to all san franciscan's in every corner of the city. thank you, mr. harris for your work and absolutely wish you the best of luck in your retirement . don't forget but us. >> thank you so much for this recognition. i really appreciate it. our division is responsibility i think you know for the delivery of capital projects. i saw all capital projects have some problems but the true test of character is how we resolve those problems and our division we try to resolve them together. together often means working with you, the community, and other agency divisions to come up with what we hope is a solution that is fair, equitable and solves the problem. i want to thank this board for supporting and challenging me and my staff at sfmta to do our very best and delivering quality projects for this great city. my experience is somewhat unique,

harry's son larry and joe, grandson jonathan and evan and harry's great granddaughter em son. >> it isemarkable as larry said that we are here for all these years. >> it is an emotional connection that people have to this place and to the hotel and to cape may in general. that keeps them coming back. >> reporter: coming back to create their down the shore store ace monk another of perseverance but preservation. >> correct. >> and if you would like to learn more about the hirsch family and their amazing story of survival and now celebration of 50 years, they do have a book of cape may story, that gives you all of the details, of this amazing family, and what they have created on the sand of the cape may beaches. the vittoria woodill cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> that is awesome. >>> coming up in the next half an hour of "eyewitness news", traveling at the speed of sound. >> see the highly anticipated, of what could be the future of travel. hi, justin. >> that is right, good morning, guys. donald trump is heading to washington. we will tell you hoe is meeting and how it could help him rais

harris. >> michelle harris was last seen on september 11th, 2001, the day of the terror attacks and for, at least, that was the last public knowledge that she was seen anywhere, and then after cal's conviction a witness said hey, i saw her in her drive way at 6:00 a.m. on september 12th. and she was talking to a couple of guys and i had to swerve around the truck. that blew open the first case and every since then prosecutors have not built a successful case against him. >> that's correct. the prosecution and the police have to do their job. it is very difficult to sue them for doing their job. the question will lie on whether or not mr. harris will be successful that he can prove prosecution committed misconduct. were they hiding information? did the police officer lie under oath and that is a question of whether or not he will be successful in his lawsuit. >> we'll take you now to texas. we learned that the mother of the so- called affluencea team has been indicted bite grand jury for allegedly takes her son to mex doe. she's in a bit of trouble, richard. >> in this case, she is an ad

i heard that from dan harris, also. dad, mom, phelps' fiance nicole johnson, and boomer, all said to be doing great. >>> and finally, some people in covington, kentucky, thought it would be fun to kick off the farmer's market season there with a goat parade. bad idea. the goats made a break for it, fleeing the parade. and running through the market crossing streets. 5 of the 7 escaped goats have been caught. the search is on now for the remaining two. they remain at large. they could be, who knows, maybe in sunrise, florida, where rob is. >> every time i held a goat parade it's gone without a hitch. >> this one was badly organized. >> i've done a lot of goat parades. >> was that a joke? maybe you could run after the jokes. that's rob's job, right? he's running for the entire show. he's doing weather reports from sunrise, florida. good morning, rob? >> where the goats are headed. >> the wings for life world run. we're in sunrise, florida. started about 10, 15 minutes ago. which means i've gone all of 100 yards. now, this

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