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 government asked a british ngo for help. since 2009, the ngo has been retrieving unexploded bombs in palau. the bomb disposal experts have international experience clearing bombs and they shared their expertise with the locals. on this day, the team are working in the jungle that tourists somet

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admiral harry harris has shown he's prepared to deal with the flury of activity in the south china sea. [ applause ] >> reporter: harriswas 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 philippines are concerned that chinese are

harry hairton harry hairston telling us this isn't the first or second time prisoners have escaped while in their custody. >> you can escape it's that's simple. >> reporter: that's what happened when hashim singletary bolted from the car of a prison transportation company, the company prisoner transportation services, pts, was bringing the wanted armed robbery suspect back from philadelphia to florida. police tell us pts only cuffed the 16-year-old's prisoner's hands in the front. upper darby police superintendent michael chitwood says that's not good enough. he demonstrated and explained how to secure a violent prisoner. >> most secure way is to use a belly main and handcuffs, and i'll show you, where you have that movement but you have balance and then leg irons. the leg cuffs. >> reporter: investigators also say pts had the prisoner alone in the back seat of a rented kia, a car not designed to transport prisoners. >> if possible somebody should sit in the back. >> reporter: we contacted pts for comment. they haven't returned our call. we also uncovered this isn't the first time the company has had prisoners escape. in 2008 an inmate escaped at philadelphia international airport. in 2009 a prisoner facing attempted murder charges escaped on a drive from florida to philadelphia. and in 2013 8 inmates escaped from oklahoma after a pts van was left unattended. on the company's website, it claims it's the largest prisoner transportation company in the country, with more than 100,000 detainees transported each year. >> when you're arresting somebody who is wanted for a violent crime, then security is of utmost importance. >> reporter: philadelphia police refused to tell us why or how many times they've used pts or how much they paid them. the department said that information is part of an ongoing investigation into last night's escape. 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 com

harry hairston. >> harry, take us behind the scenes of the ntsb's go team that's on the ground in port richmond right now. >> yeah that's the go team that moves almost immediately. now, right now, there are several moving parts in the national transportation safety boards investigation. those multiple investigations they got underway early this morning, will continue for more than a week. now, just hours after this tragedy on the tracks national transportation safety board dispatched what is called a go team. first arriving at 4:00 a.m. >> we've brought a multidisciplinary team in here that will be covering a number of issues. >> the ntsb is the lead investigating agency. they tell us at this hour they're still gathering surveillance video and documenting the scene hoping to run down every piece of evidence that points o a cause. >> we're looking at the track, the train signals, the operation of the train, the mechanical condition of the train. >> investigators did recover the event recorders. so far, they determined the train did reach the speed of 100 miles an hour. the event recorders will also provide information on the train's throttle and brakes showing how they were used moments before and during the derailment. the ntsb tells me over the next 7 to 10 days investigators will interview witnesses, passengers and the train's crew. in addition they will check employees' history records, training and medical records. >> the federal railroad administration will be a part of our investigation. >> amtrak is also assisting with the investigation. the ntsb says it plans to review forward-facing cameras that were on the train. an agent with the ntsb says the board may take some of the wreckage back to washington. their official investigation is expected to take at least a year or more for the investigators. 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 mo

former harry"harry potter" actor has left his hogwarts robes behind.ew lewis played nevil long bottom. he appeared on the cover of a magazine and j.k. rowling not approving. she tweeted lewis telling him to warn her next time and go put some clothes on. lewis tweeted "sorry jo." we're ba >>> the polls are open in ireland as the country votes on legalizing same-sex marriage. if the irish vote in favor of same-sex marriage it will become the first country to approve it by a national referendum. ahead of voting polls are leaning towards the country amending its constitution to give same-sex couples the same rights as opposite sex couples. the catholic church is spearheading a campaign against same-sex marriage. >>> the president of the boy scouts says he wants the organization to reconsider a ban on gay scout leaders. nbc's pete williams has more on the battle ahead and who is already defying the ban. >> the bottle the boy scouts face -- >> reporter: after a bruising battle two years ago led to ending the ban on admitting gay young people to the scouts ro

another man the morning after cal harris allegedly murdered her. >> there is a man in the back of the pickup and a woman i believe is michelle harris. >> and cal harrisl again for his wife's murder and once again convicted. he was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison. but after serving four years the new york court of appeals overturned the conviction and granted his defense team's appeal that one juror had preconceived notions about the case. the court ordered another new trial for cal harris. >> michelle harris's family said she feared for her life and removed guns from the home and slept with her 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 l

. >> this includes harry. >> harry doesn't know doesn't care.the idea of going to the white house i think will really get his attention. but the rest of the family couldn't be more thrilled so to me that is reason enough and couldn't be more happier and grateful to the folks who made this mistake. >> it's a really classy group to be associated with. as you mentioned, johnny carson, you were there for that. >> i was there for that night. and i remember, i was to follow ted koppel. and it was the first of many times i had to follow ted koppel. and that's no not where you want to be. because he's very very funny. and as i said that night it may be a little too funny for a newsman. >> there's also this. you get this award and there have been others. but for 30 plus years of doing something you love. >> right. >> that's a nice way to go. >> well it is. and i think how fortunate that people are when you know what you want to do and then you find a way to do it, and then you continue to do it for as long as you want, that's great good luck. that's grea

>> no, i think that and i think you can see obama calls harry reid harry and john boehner john. that was not a legitimate shot. he says -- he's just a politician. gwen: worst thing you can say -- >> yeah, exactly lo and behold. they felt he made it too personal. it's not personality driven. it's ideologically driven. these groups are not going to look favorly on democrats to help this trade legislation if it does get approved. gwen: why are these deadlines always so frantic? >> you know, increasingly it takes deadlines unfortunately to get congress to do anything. and so often what they do is just a punt. we've seen it in budgets, the c.r.'s. the continuing resolutions. now we're seeing the stop gap measure applied to more and more policies. >> ok. just keep following it. >> if you want to see how strange this 2015 campaign already is look no farther that cedar rapids, iowa. hillary clinton answered questions among them how about those e maims? hillary: i respect the state department. they have their process not just for me. but anything that can do to expedite that process i he

harry harris. us..s. is in the pacific to stay.he distinction between the water and letoral. how do we figure out how to get that balance right? >> we need to lookat what are the perspective missions we have? i would argue operating in the pacific is crucial to her to do that you need the aircraft carriers, you need the long-range, big deck amphibious ships. and the submarine force that will have to do battle under the water. so, that traunche is critical. we need to be able to operate in the persian gulf, very restricted spaces. that is where the combat ships come in. brendan: we are running out of time but there was a p3 overflight this week. another warning from china. what is the right thing to do? how do we handle the increased presence? >> we have got to do what we have always done which is to maintain freedom of navigation on the seas and in the air. kerry concerning is the construction of artificial islands. -- very concerning. they have built 2000 acres to buttress their claims to the south china sea. we have got to challe

harris allegedly murdered her. >> there's a man at the back of the pick up and a woman who i believe is michelle harris. >> reporter: and two years later in 2009 he went on trial again for his wife's murder and he was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison but after serving about four years, the new york court of appeals overturned that conviction granting his defense team's appeal that one juror had preconceived notions about the case. the court ordered yet another new trial for cal harrisarris's family says she feared for her life and sleeping with her car kieeys for a quick escape. and she made it home evidence shows, where the only person who ever threatened her was. >> we know our dad had nothing to do with her disappearance. >> reporter: in february he returned for his third murder trial, among the witnesses, the hair dress, who says she heard him threaten her during a phone call. drop the voice d vors proceedings, i can make you disappear. disappear" and once again, his fate is in a jury's hands. >> is the jury any closer to a verdict? >> it doesn't appear so anderson. this is day five of the jury's deliberations and they came out and wanted to see more documents, they wanted to see that nanny's testimony, she was the one who found the victim's vehicle at the end of the driveway. and they said they were dead locks and they were ordered back to the room. and they requested divorce documents and a magnifying glass and all of this is going on while cal harris and his

no harry potter. >> no harry potter. first thing you have to know is upbeat. okay. three, higher and natural. okay. don't give up your day job. >> i will not. >> she battles criticism from conductors who don't see a place for a woman with a baton. >> you were the first female to lead a major orchestra like this. >> someone had to be the first i suppose. >>> does the class ceiling exist. >> sure. i looked around thinking there would be more women on the podium. not much company. 20 years, not much company. timely i thought if i don't change this horizon, who will? >> reporter: in 2002 allsop started a fellowship for female conductors. she had nine recipients and hopes it's the beginning, part of her mission to spread the power of music. >> music is a transformative experience for people. when you come together with other human being in one space, the experience can be unique for you. you know it's not mandated that you hear a piece of music in any particular way, and letting go of everything just for a couple of hours can be liberating >>> it's a message the maestro,

our current president, president obama, has put up harry hard harry truman, george washington, thomas jefferson and theodore roosevelt. he has lincoln in another room. in the oval office. so when it came to hanging portraits in the white house cabinet room, presidents number 40 through 44 all had one predecessor in common thomas jefferson. so this book spans about three-quarters of a century but i'm going to start with the year -- the winter of 1924-1925 when a book was published that had a profound impact on the democratic party and specifically on franklin d. roosevelt who at that time was a failed vice presidential nominee, and still eight years from becoming president. he wrote the first and only book review of his life about this book by man from indiana named claude bowers, the book was called "jefferson and hamilton: the struggle for democracy in america." roosevelt wrote in this book review i have a breathless feeling as i lay down this book. hap ton re have today -- hamilton was always popular when business loomed large and business was bombing -- hamiltons we have today. is

harry? >> truman? >> harry truman. >> yes. that's what i just said i swear. >> who said that, the buck stops here? >> deno. >> don't know. >> dunno. >> i don't know. >> truman? >> nixon. [ buzzer ] >> what did he do in life. >> he was the president. >> he was? oh my god i feel stupid. >> well, this certainly comes as a shock to me. >> who did harry? do you remember that? >> i'm going to stay it, russia. >> no. japan. ♪ ♪ >> speak softly and carry a big? nanny. >> please, i have a headache. >> speak softly and carry a big. >> brain? [ buzzer ] >> speak softly but carry a big? >> stick. >> excellent. do you know who said that? >> roosevelt. >> which one? >> teddy. >> very good. that's exactly who i mean. >> carry a big stick? oh [bleep] >> i don't remember. >> teddy roosevelt [bleep] >> what are you so mad about? ♪ ♪ >> there is nothing to fear but. >> fear itself? >> who said that? >> i just did. edgar alan poe. >> fdr. >> very good. >> a house divided against itself cannot stand. >> [crickets chirping] >> lincoln? >> lincoln, i don't know. >> you got it. >> embarrassing enough, i haven't heard that one. >> you haven't heard of that? >> no, rub it in. >> who did lincoln free? >> oh, the slaves. >> are you sure. >> not sure. >> come on, man. >> ask not what your country can do for you but what you can do for your country? >> thank

. >> i was going steel dan harris' thunder. >> harris and faris, they're here every weekend. >>> a pieceyours. it's the montecito mansion made famous in "scarface." the prees is slashed to $17.9 million. >> claiborne, let's go halfsies. >> it only had four bedrooms. they have nine bathrooms and four bed rooms. >> they asaid it was in florida. >> he says fly, pelican, fly. >> i'll show you my little friend. >> you just burst their bubble. >> we'll be right back. the pursuit of healthier. it begins from the second we're born. after all, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. it needs to be earned... every day... using wellness to keep away illness... and believing that a single life can be made better by millions of others. healthier takes somebody who can power modern health care... by connecting every single part of it. for as the world keeps on searching for healthier... we're here to make healthier happen. optum. healthier is here. spring black friday is here at lowe's, so hurry in now for these great deals. ke $100 off select in-stock husqvarna lawn tractors. plus save 5% every day w

calvin harris harry styles or hosier? >> "b," harry styles. >> no no no. oh, stop it. yeah. they seem cozy. >> but harris is a big-time deejay in music. his album "18 months" gave way to nine top ten singles in the u.k. breaking a michael jackson record. so he's really successful. >> wow. wow. >> she's really lucky. >> she is. jack, thank you so much. >>> all right, "america's got talent" and so does he. howie mandel is here. [ laughter ] he looks very afraid. >>> and then what goes on behind the scenes of reality tv. is it ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with walmart's low prices every day... ...it's not just about having more savings. it's about having more fun. great get-togethers start with low prices you can trust every day. waking up to fatigued skin? sleep on this! new garnier miracle sleeping cream. like a lightweight mask of continuous hydration, it works while you sleep so you wake up to refreshed younger-looking skin. miracle sleeping cream. from garnier. did you know only 1% of supplements have earned the usp mark... an independent certification for quality and purity? i recommend

harry and i said, harry, what if i retire? then i would be able to spend more time with the family. and harryh part of the family? >> oh, boy, here we go. ♪ there simply is no better man ♪ ♪ than good old david letterman ♪ >> thank you for everything. >> thank you. >> dave's celebrity friends, however, have been less understanding. >> you know, i've had this number prepared for some time, to be honest, dave, i wrote it for your funeral. >> believe me, you're going to have nothing to do pretty soon. >> i know. >> this whole quitting idea is the stupidest thing i have ever heard. horrible, horrible! >> and you are still an [ bleep ]. >> well, i was thinking you and me, we can play some dominos together. >> dominos! >> even president obama gave dave a heartfelt sendoff. >> i think dave will have the same kind of legacy that -- that richard pryor and george carlin. i think that he's up there with those guys. >> you look at all the other shows, and you see david letterman's influence. >> how are you? >> i love his set. we should do our show -- >> yeah. >> dave not being on television just doesn't

harry. prince william's younger brother. he was directly behind william in line to the throne before george's birth and is a prime example of how popular royal spares can be. >> prince harry's gift is his popularity. he walks on water. prince harry the royal family after the queen. >> prince harry shows how much a young royal can accomplish even if he's not destined to be monarch. prince harry like his mother diana was passionate about his charity work. notably his work with the wounded veterans and children. >> i think prince harry has the personality and the character and his mother's magic touch. one of the wonderful things about diana was her sincerity. she didn't just lend her name to the charity. it came from the heart. there is no doubt that prince harry is absolutely the same. >> this particular baby like harry before her will be well schooled. just in case there is a need for 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 e

jim harris juan harris and drew king. they were originally charged with $50,000 bond. they posted that bond. police wanted them back in custody held on a million dollar bond and got them back in custody with the help of the u.s. marshal service. things slowly creeping back to normal here at the shopping mall. we saw police remove remaining vehicles and motorcycles here after sunday's shootout. in some cases they had to break into cars and remove weapons from those cars. today they are planning on reopening this strip mall. we've seen businesses reopen for the first time since sunday. carol? >> nick thank you. >>> north korea says it has created nuclear warheads small enough for missiles meaning the u.s. and much of the world would be within striking distance. cnn's will ripley is in tokyo. >> reporter: north korea continues to ramp up the military rhetoric that we saw when we were on the ground in pyongyang. while we were in north korea just this month, the country boasted about launching a missile from a submarine. of course publicity photos were later expected of bei

you just stole dan harris' thunder. >> harris and faris, they're here every weekend. >>> and if you'reouse, a piece of film history could be yours. it's the montecito mansion made famous in "scarface." the sale price on the 10,000-square-foot villa has been slashed from $35 million to the low and completely affordable price of $17.9 million. >> this is in montecito, california? i thought it was in florida. >> claiborne, let's go halfsies. >> it only had four bedrooms. they have nine bathrooms and four bedrooms. >> they said it was in florida. >> that scene outside when he says, fly, pelican, fly. any way. i could go on and on. >> i'll show you my little friend. >> you just burst their bubble. >> we'll be right back. >> this one i go free. second we're born. after all, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. it needs to be earned... every day... using wellness to keep away illness... and believing that a single life can be made better by millions of others. healthier takes somebody who can power modern health care... by connecting every single part of it. for as the world keeps on searc

harris. >> rocky harris took me in and out of the jail. they asked a lot of questions, a lot of questions. >> the best i recall, i never offered her any deal whatsoever. >> after learning that gwen gurley had recanted her testimony, marshall frank also discovered that gwen had an alibi for the night of the murder. an alibi that the jury had never heard. >> he will me he could not have been there at the murder because he got a call from the jiffy stop, another convenience store in a different part of town. so he went over there around the time the little girl was being murdered. he jotted everything down in his little spiral log book. time, activity, traffic stop. >> the notebook has her information in it. that i wrote down that night. >> i said did that log sheet get introduced into trial? he said no. he said, i don't know what happened to it. it was confiscated from him by the police. >> they took notebook when they impounded the patrol car. the notebook's got teresa's information that i wrote down at 10:30 that night and then at 11:00, i

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

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 period. that was just last march. so yeah,

harris. clara harris is the daughter new york senator ira harris. ve across the street from the white house come across the street from lafayette plaza, and the decatur house today. mary likes them, and so she was very happy. besides, they were the old ones willing to go. again, it is remarkable. lincoln personally asked the name -- a man by the name of thomas eckert, and a norm as worked in the telegraph office who had frugally served as lincoln's bodyguard to come, and he said he couldn't make it. he was too busy. had eckert been there that night, it's possible booth would not have been able to get in. so who was there guarding lincoln? a policeman -- and again this was odd. most of the time lincoln was guarded by soldiers. this time he was guarded by a policeman. the washington, d.c. cop by the name of john f parker. during his time as a policeman he is been charged with dereliction of duty, conger -- conduct unbecoming an officer. he was arrested for being drunk on duty, sleeping on streetcars at work, and visiting a profit while in duty -- a bro

harris but harris, she says so what? so what? he has a right to his opinion. big deal. >> i was just simply answering your question. the greater point here is that a violent reaction is never sanctioned. and that's why i dedicate an entire chapter to this in my book. to give a detailed analysis that islam does champion free speech. it's not just a talking point. that there's no evidence in the koran or in the life of mohammed that says you're allowed to intimidate others by silencing them. so such acts like this or "charlie hebdo" or what others have faced is a gross violation of islam and we condemn it wholeheartedly. so what we're asking for is partner with us. work with peaceful muslims who want to eradicate this. who want more dialogue because the koran says to respond to speech with speech. so work with us, don't cast us aside. >> you would get together with girt wilders and pamela geller to work on this problem? >> absolutely. because what they're saying is that there's a problem in islam. i welcome an open public forum debate so where we can rationally with words, with our speech they can advance their arguments of why islam is radical and evil and i can advance our arguments with the ahmadiyya muslim community which is proving that islam does not sanction that. let the best idea win. that's how we get to the bottom of this peacefully. not this tasteless, i'm going to poke you in the eye and if you respond you must be an animal but what about the low moral state of those who think that insulting others with defamatory speech is okay. we need to call both the sides out. >> yeah and you talk about poking in the eye there are many in the muslim community they might say pamela geller is certainly guilty of that in new york city for example she put up ads in the subway saying, quote, in any war between the civilized man and the savage support the civilized man. support israel. defeat jihad. many jewish rabbis in the city were not so happy about these ads so they ran counter ads. the rabbis' ad said quote in the choice between love and hate choose love. help stop bigotry against our muslim neighbors. talk about that a bit. >> absolutely. this is the beauty of any faith teachings, which is to see the humanity in others. not to devalue their lives. not to seek ways of division. seek ways of union. so those rabbis the pastors, the members of all of the faiths that we work with we value that relationship. and it proves that this is a political thing. it's not a religious thing. so pam geller is a political figure who seeks to divide people. girt wilders is literally a political figure who seeks to divide and castigate one group aside as being different from the rest. and that's not what we do in a civilized society with moral integrity. so i work with any of these rabbis and pastors who are willing to actually fix society and advance peace. >> harris much for being with me this morning. i appreciate it. >> thank you, carol. really appreciate it. >>> you're welcome. all right. we're going to take you to phoenix, next. we're going to talk to a reporter there and of course the fbi searching the apartment of one of the suspects who shoot i security guard outside of this texas event we were just talking about. much more in the "newsroom" next. new flonase allergy relief nasal spray outperforms a leading allergy pill. most allergy pills only control one substance, flonase controls six. so go ahead, inhale life. new flonase. six is greater than one. this changes everything. the world is filled with air. but for people with copd sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if you have copd, ask your doctor about once-daily anoro ellipta. it helps people with copd breathe better for a full 24hours. anoro ellipta is the first fda-approved product containing two long-acting bronchodilators in one inhaler. anoro is not for asthma. anoro contains

ka ma'am law harris is also -- kamala harris is also seeking the same seat. >>> president obama is -- president obama is banning giving the federal government stern mile-style equipment. in a new report released today, a task force says there is a risk of police misusing or overusing the military equipment and that could undermine community trust. later today, president obama travels to camp den, new jersey where he will meet with young people and law enforcement talking about ways to build trust between police and the community. >>> ktvu.com has an interactive map of the military equipment that's been purchased by bay area law enforcement agencies. you can see it for yourself. just look on our home page and click on the story. you will find the map inside. >>> tighter restrictions on the sale of toe back toe products could be dumb -- tobacco products would be coming. ken yeager will introduce an ordinance to raise the age to purchasing these products to 21. he's concerned about the e- cigarettes marketed to teens whose brains are still developing. >> i think that's what the tobacco c

harry on this. harry you got sources in the new york police department you've been speaking with. >> correct. >> i want to get a couple things from you. number one they are suggesting they traced him here. is there just one though. the big question could there be more? >> that's the thing, we don't know if there's a second person involved. i in the beginning thought it was only one person but there's information that the washington, d.c. police department put out that there is a second per traitor in this case and we're not hearing much about that. >> what are they saying about tracing him here? what do you know about that? >> i checked my sources in new york city and as far as i know there's not been an arrest in new york city but new york is a big state. >> yeah. >> and then were talking he was tracked in new york and so something could be happening outside the city we wouldn't be aware of it. >> joe, the detail so remarkable in this story was the fact there were pizza's ordered during this lengthy overnight ordeal. there was money left on the doorstep so the delivery man would leave the pizzas and not see anybody. but ultimately we're learning there was a pizza crust left behind with that dna and that is what led authorities to start looking for daron dylon wint, 34 years old, what about the potential for others, though, are they saying anything yet about what is left behind in that home that would lead them to other suspects? >> they are not. and quite frankly, i have to tell you, it was an extensive crime scene search here that lasted over several days. the technicians came and went, and had to recover a lot of evidence, that said, there are concerns about the state of the evidence, particularly on the second floor and towards the attic which is where most of the fire was. so there's a question about the quality of the evidence that they were able to get out of there. but yes, we expect there's a lot of information, the authorities have been not releasing. they've been very selective about it simply because they are still trying to get hold of this individual and their concerned about releasing information because they don't want to get in a situation where in litigation, an individual says, well that information got out there and our guy doesn't know anything about it or whatever. >> and it's always so savvy in law enforcement to hold back those details that only a killer would know. that's how you get those sure-fire convictions when dna might seem perfect but may have been mishandled. only a killer would know unless they release it to the press. harry, again, the details that we're finding how about this child ten years old may have been tortured in order to try to extract whatever it was that these absolute monsters were trying to extract, it's thought that it is money. >> right. >> what are the details you usually know, how do you find out when you deal with four bodies and an inferno. >> the autopsy report is key, they will tell you whether or not he was dead. especially if there's no smoke in the lungs, tells us he was dead at the time it was said on fire. there are indications he was either sliced or battered and that's how he died but we haven't seen the autopsy report yet so we'll have to wait to see that. >> oerk. if you both can stand by, we are awaiting this briefing from washington, d.c., not only the mayor but also the police chief, they are joining forces on this news conference and update us as to the developments and whether in fact we actually do have someone on the loose in the new york area or perhaps even arreste

harry is holding his 1-year-old brother charlie on his lap. >> charlie is just sitting on harry's lap, and for some reason harry puts his finger near his mouth using no force at all charlie pretends to bite harry's finger. thinking 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

harry hairston and the investigators have been investigating the problems for months. >> that's right. he joins us now live from point breeze. and harry, today, officials announced their plans for vacant commercial buildings, but not homes? >> that's right. that's an interesting point. they're cracking down on vacant commercial buildings as you say. but listen, there are dozens if not hundreds of neighborhoods in philadelphia that are tempered with homes, vacant homes that are dangerous, that could fall just like that. that's why we have been pushing hard to get more answers about what will the city do to keep you safe? >> philadelphia launches the new crackdown on commercial vacant properties today. going forward, firefighters and inspectors with the department of licenses and inspections will jointly inspect structures with 15,000 square feet or more. threatening the safety and the safety of their children. >> vast majority of the properties for residential, why not more of a focus on those? >> licenses and inspections commissioner acknowledges the new safety effort does not call for firefighters to inspect residential vacant property. >> why not have firefighters also work hand in hand to inspect residential properties that could be just as dangerous. >> well residential properties are just as dangerous, we have our own inspectors that inspect residential properties. >> city records obtained be i the nbc 10 investigators showed philadelphia has 25,000 vacant properties. as we first told you, hundreds are unsafe or imminently dangerous. earlier this year several of those partially or fully collapse with without warning. >> we're still staying aggressive. >> but he admits he does have a resource issue. >> certainly trying to identify the worst of the worst so we can get to them before they actually collapse. unfortunately, sometimes they do. >> now, the department of licenses and inspections tell me they are hiring 32 new inspectors. they believe that will help them get ahead of the problem. of course, we will follow their progress and let you know what's happening. 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

harris gets a list of donations. 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 that site. this phone number is hers, the picture of the woman is not. this teacher and mother believes it's a random mistake. >> we were laughing and thought it was funny, no harm, no f

harris gets a list of donations. 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 that site. this phone number is hers, the picture of the woman is not. this teacher and mother believes it's a random mistake. >> we were laughing and thought it was funny, no harm, no f

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 awful lot of time between now and then. >> and you can bet people will be a little bit more cautious. all right, thank you very much larry. nbc bay area's exclusive television partner for the field poll, that means not only will you hear the results of those polls here first, you'll also be able to find the complete poll on our website. that's nbcbayarea.com. >>> we're learning more tonight about that mountain lion that created a big ruckus along the peninsula last night. i'm michelle roberts. coming up hear what ex

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harris pharma in salt lake city india comes in. specifically their ceo, guy named chris harris. he tried to step in to save the day. look at this. from chris harris to the nebraska department of corrections dated may 11 2011 6:02 a.m. subject: supply. ou" "hi, steve. this is to state that my company is willing and capable to supplying the required pharmaceutical products to the department of corrections nebraska for a period of five years. the day is key because in may 2011 nebraska was gearing up to kill someone using lethal injection for the very first time ever. nebraska had just switched from the electric chair to lethal injection. they wanted to use it to kill this guy but they didn't have enough sodium thiopental on hand to kill him, until chris harris reached out and said i can sell it to you and he did. he wanted to be the middle man and he arranged for nebraska to import the drug from india, salt lake city india. it ended up being a disaster because the d.e.a. found out what nebraska was up to and they came in and formally admonished the state and took the sodium p thiopental away. this is a memo that was sent "the d.e.a. is going to com

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