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>>en welker at the white houseni >>> in georgia, disturbing new allegations emerged from court documents releasedayut man who left his 22-month-old son alone for hours in a stifling, hot car. ross harrislead not guilty to murder and has been denied bail. we get the l t ab >> reporter: on a day of celebration this year, a georgia community is also in shock. >> i felt sad for him at first, and then all of a sudden i started realizing, something is not right in this picture. >> reporter: new search warrants released today alleged rob harris talked to familrs about his son's life insurance policy after he died. and what they need to do in order to file for it. this, after police said yesterday harris had two life insurance policies for cooper, totalling $27,000. detective phil stoddard testified harris was exchanging nude pictures of himself with up to six women, including a 16-year-old girl. some, as his 22-month-old son was dieing in a sweltering suv. >> it proves he was unhappy in his marriage, he planned to show that he wanted to live a child-free life. >> reporter: harris' attorney obje

. >>> to georgia disturbing new details in the case of the toddler who died inside a hot suv.cutors say his father was leading a double life. it's one of the stunning allegations that emerged from a shocking court hearing. nbc has more on the story now. >> charged with murder and child cruelty, ross harris seemed emotional several times as prosecutors dropped a series of bomb shells. >> the most common term would be sexting. >> the detective testified harris was leading a double life. exchanging nude pictures of himself with up to six women. some even as his 22 month old son was dieing in a sweltering suv. >> he was unhappy marriage. we wanted to show wanted to live a child-free life. one of the woman had reservations about the online reservation. >> she said do you have a conscience. >> his response? >> nope. >> there have been no connection whatsoever between the events of that day and the death of this child and this fantasy texting or whatever it is. >> the detectives said before cooper died, harris had done online research about child deaths in overheated cars. how to sur

gabe gutierrez, nbc news, murietta, georgia. >>> we turn now to the crisis at the border and the wave of undocumented migrants, many of them unaccompanied children making the dangerous journey from central america, most arriving in texas. their numbers, though, so large, immigration officials are bussing them to other states. but protesters in one california town are planning again to try and block their arrival. nbc's miguel almaguer with the latest on this growing crisis. >> reporter: the overflow crowd waited in if summer heat and long lines for a town meeting to tell city leaders in murrieta they want action. furious with homeland security officials, many threatened to block buses of undocumented immigrants if they tried to return to their city. >> this is an invasion. why is the national guard not out there stopping them from coming in? >> reporter: these are the faces and the stories of the desperate who recently entered the u.s. illegally from central america. today some were released at bus stations in texas. most arrived with no bags, little money, some sick and many hungry c

us, doing shots could take on a whole new meaning. >> reporter: gun advocate groups in georgia say thete law allowing guns in public places is right on target because, they say, it will make georgia safer. licensed gun owners can now take their guns into parts of the airport and some government buildings. school districts can now awe lou teachers to bring guns into a classroom. people can pack a gun in churches, restaurants, and bars, but only with the owner's permission. the new law is designed to protect the lives and rights of law-abiding gun owners. >> we're talking about people who have jumped through the hoops and the hurdles. they've had their fingerprints taken, gone through the background check. >> reporter: bars in georgia post their smoking rules but now many will also have a sign saying whether they allow guns inside. but some people say shots of booze and six-shooters are a dangerous mix. >> if you can't regulate yourself drinking and you have a firearm, that's like a double whammy. >> reporter: gary won't allow guns in his sports bar. >> it seems like back in the wild, wi

no problems on the beltway here as you travel from new hampshire avenue to georgia avenue. you're in really good shape on the northern stretch of 495. back to you guys. >>> after more than a week of attacks and a death toll in the hundreds, israel and hamas agree to hit the pause button. >> the cease-fire began this morning but as susan mcginnness reports, israeli police are already reporting rockets being fired out of gaza. >> reporter: smoke filled the sky over gaza this morning hours before the scheduled start of a five hour cease- fire. israel and hamas militants agreed to the pause in fighting to allow humanitarian aid into the region. the united nations requested the cease-fire so palestinians could restock necessities like food and water. on wednesday israel pounded gaza striking dozens of targets, including the homes of top hamas leaders. one of the explosions hit this beach killing four young boys. hamas answered backfiring rockets into israel. in washington president obama showed support for both israelis and palestinians. >> the israeli people and the palestinian

chopper three was over that scene, cars, heading from way cross georgia to albany, new york were carrying lumber at the the time. no one was injured, in the derailment accounts, the causes under investigation. >>> after two days of severe weather, the skies have cleared, and parts of our air yacht sunnies shining this afternoon. it is a big difference from yesterday at this time. meteorologist kate billow is live on the cbs-3 sky deck with your first forecast, kate. >> thanks, guess contact so much nicer out the here this afternoon, it is not raining, it is in the muggy, sunnies shining and temperatures are pretty comfortable. we are not salt like like our counterparts to the west but we are comfortable for

news. >>> in georgia, a father charged with murder after his 22-month-old son died in a hot s.u.v.heduled to be back in court today. a judge will decide if there is enough evidence to keep justin harris in jail. he leaded not guilty to murder and child cruelty in down18 death his son, cooper. he told police he was supposed to drive his son to day care but drove to work without relying his child was epaed in the car seat in the back. he discovered the toddler's body driving home from work seven hours later. search warrants released over the weekend show he had done an online search on what temperature could cause a child's death in a vehicle. >>> according to a san francisco state university study, 13 kids have already died this year after being left in a hot vehicle. since 1998 there have been 619 heat stroke deaths of children left in cars. half were forgotten and 18 percent were left on purpose. another 29 percent were playing in an unattended car. safety group say parents should leave something they need at the destination in the back seat as a remainder such as a shoe. >> amber

this i won't call to moscow earlier in georgia and other older man another overdose. only on ford new details of the georgia man reported boyfriend from the man who said the death was no accident. >> : this truly store in cerros of attempted robbery pledges of the wild west shootout. and the 15 shots >> : fall to or only one for story last night >> : nasty reputation of san francisco landmark of the king and 98 year-old tenant. >> : for large was runtime is >> : now at a we are learning more about the alleged high price prostitute who was accused of giving a bay area google executive a fatal overdose of drugs. tonight police in georgia are investigating a very similar incidents involving same wind. 26 year-old alex. we are hearing her voice for the first-time to as one called. first in manslaughter case she faces and santa cruz we learned that i expect reportedly searched legal defense strategy, and four are arrested. police say may be an indication of guilt. the charges against alex as to court documents destroying and concealing evidence. take a to got or take a shows christ what di

steve osunsami, abc news, marietta, georgia. >>> thank you. >>> around the world tonight and from italy this evening, extraordinary pictures from underwater, the images coming from the doomed cruise ship, the costa concordia that capsized. as teams prepare to tow that wreck we're getting a first video from inside that crews liner. lama hasan who spent weeks on the scene with new pictures tonight. >> reporter: can divers tonight taking us on an eerie tour into the doomed costa concordia, capturing haunting images of a disaster frozen in time. here winding up a case of stairs inside the vessel. then, a reception area as it was left when passengers fled for their lives. finally, emerging from the water into the huge central atrium of the ship, murals still prominent on the walls. it's been more than two years since the luxury liner slammed into a rock in shallow waters. within minutes, it started flooding and tilting. the ship is twice the size of the titanic and over the last year we saw how they began hauling the ship up. we've been watching them slowly raise this hulk of a ship which we

one year ago, about a new life in georgia.m job, i have a beautiful 6-month-old son and i love going to work every day. i couldn't be happier. also, posts about difficulties. like the surprising challenge suggested during his probable cause hearing and defense attorney kill gore will revisit it during any trial. >> would you be surprised to know that ross is completely deaf in his right ear? did you know that? >> i did not know that. >> he explains, i had a bottle rocket explode in my earshot by a friend. it caused me to have vertigo, terrible balance and facial paralysis for a long time. thankfully, after two surgeries, i have no outward issues. i'm just deaf in my right ear. potential evidence investigators are scouring to better understand this father, charged with killing his only child. now, there might be some who ask how do we connect this screen name with ross harris. roscoe, likely a nickname for ross harris and u.a., he's a graduate of the university of alabama and many of the comments are about alabama football and

. >> first from the fox news deck, it's breaking rite now. drama inside a georgia courtroom and the hearing of a father accused of leaving miss baby boy to roast to death in the car. a detective selling the father has been texting, sending nude photographs of himself to several women as the little one was dying. that's one of the many bombshell revelations we're hearing coming from the police testimony inside the court hearing right now. it's still understand way. you see a live picture from marietta georgia. the father walked into the packed courtroom today, wearing an orange jump suit. you see him off to the left. at the hearing a detective testified the toddler's parents hat two life insurance policies on the little boy, and that the father hat researched, quote, how to survive in prison. the detective also testified that he believed the man would be a flight risk if the judge granted him bail. >> evidence has shown us ruth now he has this whole second life he is living with alternate personalities and alternate personas. >> the detective told the judge the fath

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one year ago, about a new life in georgia. i am now in my dream job. have a beautiful 6-month-old son. and love going to work every day. i couldn't be happier. also, posts about difficulties. like the surprising challenge suggested during harris' probable cause hearing and the defense attorney will almost always revisit it during any trial. >> would you be surprised to know ross is completely deaf in his right heear? did you know that? >> roscoe ua explains, i had a bottle rocket explode in my ear that was shot by a friend. thankfully, aft two surgeries, i have no outward issues. i'm just deaf in my right ear. potential evidence investigators are scouring to better understand this father charged with killing his only child. victor blackwell, cnn, atlanta. >> so much of it so curious. but probably helpful to both sides. for the legal view, i want to bring back paul callan and we're joined by danny cecellas and cnn technology analyst brett larson. they're mining for everything they can get. they're using every piece of equipment that leanna and just and

new york city. with a look at the top stories. israel vows hamas will pay for the kills of three teenagers kidnapped in the west bank. georgia's new law allowing guns in churches and bars. >> and the u.s.a team is kicking off against belgium in a game that sends one team home. >> israeli prime minister netanyahu is saying that the hamas will pay for the killings of three teenagers. their bodies were found yesterday. this israeli army is saying rockets were launched today. nick is in gaza for us and walk us through this somber and emotional day in israel. >> yeah, absolutely, somber and emotional, at the same time, all of the things you mentioned the vows of revenge, the rockets are flying from gaza to israel and the strikes from israel to gaza and it is a precarious point and the last few hours and for israel especially this is about grief, on what they called a day of national mourning. >> in three separate funerals for three teenage boys in death ewe nated a nation. this is a small country that rallies throughout a crisis and murder of three israeli is bringing a nation of grief. 16-year-old grandparent's immigrated to new y

manufacturers will be able to save time and funny travelling to east coast ports like new york and savannah, georgiahoping o attract the ships, port cities up and down the coast ever spending billions. in new york city, construction workers are raising the bridge to accommodate taller ships. in miami, port officials are building better trucking routes, including a 4-lane trucking tunnel and engineers plan to dig a deeper and larger harbour, extending eight miles into the atlantic. what promises to be a windfall for the east spells competition for the west. >> the panama is a threat, combined with investments in the american south-east ports. it's a competitive world in the port industry. >> some predict pacific ports could lose 10-20% of its shipments. to combat the threats, the port of seattle invested 1.2 billion through infrastructure in 2012. five million is ear marked for cranes and upgrades. los angeles, the biggest port, is spending 1.3 billion to protect market dominance. the suspending on both coasts may be a gamble. there's reason for optimism. with 1.5 million containers moving through th

told the local paper, this is a concern with the new gun law, people will take the law into their own hands. >> it doesn't sit well with the majority of georgia owners either. nearly 60% disapprove of the gun law. since schools and churches have to opt in to the expansive new law. he says the church will not be opting in. >> i just want to make sure that our folks know, except for those who are the legitimate protectors of public safety, guns are not welcome in catholic churches, we don't think that people come to church anticipating violence or to be subject to a violent atmosphere. >> thanks to the open carry movement, nationwide retailers are finding out they need to opt out of nationwide carry laws, asking people not to bring guns to their stores. target ceo said bringing firearms to target creates an environment that is at odds with the family friendly shopping we strive to create. >> i'm curious how that story, we showed a lot of local news from georgia, i think from atlanta. if the guns everywhere law is getting local coverage in a kind of skeptical way. >> it is a pretty skeptical way, i saw one poll that said 70% of georgians don't a

is there a change now with the emergence of a new connection between ukraine but also moldova and georgia to the european union? is there a change fundamentally underway in the dynamics of energy development and modernization in the region? are we beginning to see a real cleavage that is going to have real impacts? or are we seeing a temporary blip? will it be just about sanctions until a political deal with reached and then flows will return to normal in every sense? what in the longer term is the positive vision for energy in this region? how can energy be something other than a weapon an interruption and an inadequacy of the system? and then, of course are we going to, thanks to the politics which continue to become more and more and more complex rather than less every day -- i think

news. specifically in georgia, the key senate race there will be a contest of outsiders. david purdue defeated jack kingston in the runoff. defying the polling. running as a businessman, beating back a crowded field of some of the biggest political names in the state. and facing off against michelle nunn, who's never served in political office. he's more mainstream, and expected to make it tougher for nun to pull off an upset. it ran the risk of going the way of missouri if they had a more conservative candidates. they are replaying the presidential election. democratic groups taking a page out of the play book from mitt romney, saying he's outsourcing, and republicans saying that nun is a little too cozy with president obama. >> i respect michelle nunn. i respect her work. i respect her family. but with my business career, i will prosecute the failed record of the last six years of barack obama. >> all right, so we will have more of that, and analysis coming up on morning joe. >>> new york's police commissioner prepping for the fallout from the death of a man apparently

news. the georgia man accused of leaving his child in a hot car is in court. prosecutors say he killed his son cooper by intentionally living and in a car for seven hours. he had searched for a web site on how long it takes animals to die in my heart--not car. he also had multiple life insurance policies on the child. the first was for $2,000 for the home depot and the second was from 2012 it will. as a $25,000 policy. the murder charge against him could lead to the death penalty. they will be back in court this week. accused killer aaron hernandez will be back in court this week. to challenge prosecutors and the new england patriots. his lawyers are trying to throw out a first degree murder charge in the execution style murder of odin lloyd. hernandez has pleaded not guilty. his lawyers believe the jury could find hernandez was present when lloyd was killed. however. they believe there is not enough evidence to prove hernandez deliberately killed lloyd. tomorrow, a judge is expected to rule on a request to move hernandez to a different jail so he can be close

. >>> now let's bring sad news out of georgia. world leaders have expressed sorrow over the death of the former president of that country, died at the age of 86 after a long illness. he was a ground breaking former soviet foreign minister and president of the newly independent georgia. he's best known for his role in the final years of is soviet empire and ending the cold war. he was prime minister there. his career ended in humiliation when he was toppled by protestors in 2003. let's speak to the bbc russian service joining me here now. so real ups and downs in his career. how do you think he's going to be best remembered? >> of course he's best remembered in the western do country. he's more popular in the west than the former soviet union republic. in georgia he was a controversial figure. in the west he's known as the ground breaking minister of the soviet union. the man that helped to bring down the berlin wall. >> in what way? >> he was a foreign minister after the man known as mr. know. this soviet face who run the soviet f

. >>> also ahead we do have new developments this that hot car death in georgia. king her silence this morning and what she's saying right now about the tragedy. >>> plus, we have terrifying new details about the recent home invasion for sandra bullock. the intruder coming face to face with her in her own house. >>> one couple's breakup with the cable company that turned into a nightmare. we've all been there with a customer service rep that doesn't want to let you go. this one you can't believe all caught on tape. you've got to hear this. ryan has that story coming up. >>> the latest information on that georgia toddler who died after being left in a hot car for hours. this morning the boy's mother is speaking out for the first time as her husband stands trial for murder. abc's ryan owens has her story. >> we have no comment for you. >> reporter: for weeks she has silently stood by her man. her husband, justin ross harris, accused of murdering their little boy cooper by leaving him to die in an suv on a scorching june day in atlanta. but this morning, leanna harris

gabe gutierrez, nbc news, marietta, georgia. >> our thanks there to nbc's gabe gutierrez. >>> want toll to create i.d. cards for new york's half a million undocumented immigrants. it could also be a boom to transgender new yorkers. the card, which will be available to all legal residents, perhaps as soon as this year, would give new yorkers the ability to self-identify by gender. the executive director of the transgender legal defense and education fund characterizes it this way. for transgender people, having i.d. that matches who they are is essential to being able to participate fully in society. we have the executive director of the national center for transgender equality. thank you for being here. you know, as a matter of personal preference, it's what a transgender person might want on their card. but explain some of the practical day-to-day challenges with having an i.d. that shows a gender that doesn't match who they are. >> well, most americans don't think about their i.d. much. they bring it out all the time. you have to use it a couple times a day, in many cases. in our po

new tests show an active hiv insei infectii ininfection. >>> a long time friend of the georgia fatherd ben said she was shocked to hear about the child's death and the allegations justin ross harris researched hot car deaths prior to his son's death. >> he knows how law enforcement works, he nows how computer works. it blows my mind that ross harris is capable of doing any of the things i've heard. >>> an unfortunate sight seeing. they were sprayed by prank steers in an open fire hydrant. a bystander filmed the thing with the cell phone and captioned welcome to new york. it was a hot day. >>> each day this week we have brought you a wide variety of american business success stories. our exclusive series, born in the usa. today we have proof there is truth to the old adage about the sweet smell of success. the company was started by sean, a criminal defense lawyer who decided to quit his job to pursue his passion for chocolate. sean wanted his new venture to have a social conscience. it shares the profits with cocoa farmers around the world. it gives back to the local community chocola

a few headlines in the past week from around the country in georgia, headline "sweeping new gun law takesffect." ,rom al jazeera america "georgia now has guns everywhere ." one of the headlines from "the atlanta journal-constitution," see if itke months to is a tempest in a teapot or an actual storm." for a breakdown of what the new law entails we turn to the associated press and their wrapup of the bill, noting that the georgia safe carry protection act criticized by one group as the guns everywhere bill expands where license carriers can take their weapons and affects the rules including bars, churches, schools, -- law that wes the will be talking about for the next 45 minutes or so. we are waiting for your phone calls and comments, but as we do we will give you an update on what is coming up from the sunday shows on c-span radio. the guests on today's network tv talk shows, which start reairing at noon eastern on c-span radio. at noon, "meet the press." the guest will be jeh johnson, republican congressman rao labrador, and tony blair. at 1 p.m., "abc this week." george stephanopoulos

today's protest in california, new jersey, georgia, and elsewhere, urging congress to amend a 2008 lawtreats tens of thousands of smuggled central americans as innocent victims of trafficking, which they are not. whereas those who turned out in seattle, consider the surge a humanitarian crisis. >> i think that they should be deporting them. i think that would cost a lot less. and they're welcome to come back the legal way. >> i want to make sure that people know immigrants especially know that as far as i'm concerned, they're welcome here. >> now, this week our ed henry asked if residents had a right to know when the feds moved illegal immigrants into their communities, the white house said it would instead protect the privacy rights of the undocumented. >> we'll abide by the privacy rights of particular individuals. we're also going to enforce the law and also going to do our best to communicate with the public precisely what this administration is doing. >> right now congress has about nine working days until their august recess to come up with money, charles, and something that migh

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ben roberts is an anchor and executive producer for w alb news 10 in albany, georgia. theeric is a writer for atlanta journal-constitution. tonight's debate will consist of three rounds. if you would like more information on the rules of the debate, visit our website, atlantapressclub.org. each candidate will be asked one question by our panelists and they will have 60 seconds to answer. let's get started. the battista, you have the first question for jack kingston. >> congressman, good evening. president obama has asked for $4 billion to care for the influx of tens of thousands of children coming across the u.s. border. local nonprofits reports hundreds of those children are already here or are coming to georgia. support the president's for eight in principle? -- for aid in principle? his requestupport for 3.7 billion dollars. we have to have a policy change and the policy needs to be changed in the direction that we have with canada and mexico right now. that is when unaccompanied alien children come to our borders from mexico or canada they are returned home. ed is

georgia case, a guy who has experienced so much in your life. what do you make of this case? >> it's appalling. i mean, all the headlines seem to be such bad newsthe georgia case is so disturbing because it seems as though, and again this is my opinion, not cnn's opinion, this guy seems to be so disconnected to the fact that his son died in a car. >> well, this is the thing. we don't want to believe that it is possible for somebody to do something so horrific, is it? >> oh, absolutely. absolutely it s and you're talking to a guy who is the father of a murdered child. my son was 6-year-old when he was kidnapped in south florida and murdered. i know how i acted. i almost went crazy. i lost 30 pounds. i'm not a big guy. i could not deal with the grief. i was building a $26 million hotel on paradise island with three of my friends, our dream project, i couldn't go to work, i couldn't stop throwing up, i could not deal with the fact that my son had been murdered. and i watched this guy, like everybody else in america, sit in that courtroom like he's bored to death, he doesn't appear to be grieving. to me, you don't have to cry every minute. you don'

this happened about an hour ago on missouri avenue just a block from the new walmart store on georgia avenue. both men are expected to be okay. police tells us they are looking for two men who may be behind it. this is the latest in the string of d.c. shootings that began sunday morning. an 8-year-old girl is the eyewitness. police say she was inside a car when jimmy fleming pulled out a gun, shot the driver and a passenger in the head. and the 17-year-old multiple times. that 8-year-old helped lead police to fleming. he's now charged with two counts of second degree murder. he'll be in court july 30th. a third man died sunday night. he died at the hospital. police say it was the city's 67th homicide of the year. at the live desk, i'm jim hanley. >> we are following developments tonight in gaza. late tonight the state department said it welcomes calls for a cease-fire in the israeli-palestinian conflict. both sides are seriously considering a proposal offered by egypt. it would be a 12-hour cease-fire starting tomorrow morning, followed by talks in cairo. the united nations reports al

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a new gun law in georgia that allows gun permit holders to carry weapons at restaurants and houses ofowners can still prevent people from carrying a gun in the establishment if they choose. >>> pamela anderson, 47. legender actor, comedian, and blues brother dan aykroyd, 62. keep it right here for more news, weather, and sports. i'm richard lui. with bill karins, and the entire team, thanks for watching "early today." go team usa. today." go team usa. have a good tuesday. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >>> well good morning everyone, 4:30 in the morning, ooichl scott mcgrew. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. new video this morning of what was left behind after an overnight fire. broke out in san jose near interstate 280 and bird avenue. crews headed to the scene about 1:30 this morning after getting calls of trees on fire. a few trees burned along with debris. the fire was knocked down quickly. no word yet on a cause. >>> now this comes as san jose firefighters are coming from an exhausting day yesterday. two brush fires had crew

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new hampshire. in 1976, ans later, unknown georgia governor decides , iowa might be a way to get on the national stage, going into the primary season. so jimmy carter comes out to iowa, when's the caucuses, and is launched to the white house. from there, iowa could never be ignored again. the iowa caucuses have really grown from 1976. 1976, the in republicans decided to start having their caucuses on the same day as the democrats. sincearties have caucused then. the only year i would did not have a competitive caucus race was in 19 82. that is when senator tom harkin, who was from iowa, decided to run for president, and the other democrats decided not to campaign in iowa. harkin did not make it to the nomination, but there was not much of a caucus campaign because of that. they'd are, in 2008, when -- later, in 2008, when iowa's governor ran, he was inundated with other candidates in iowa and dropped out early. that iowa courtesy happened only once, and probably never will again. iowa has become not really a rocket to the white house for presidential candidates. it is more known for winnowing the fiel

this woman, alex and now news out of georgia that broke on the associated press.the situation in california, does she have a duty to act? we hope we would try to save somebody. but did she have a duty to act here. >> there is i case that is on point and said her doubt to act happened when she caused the harm and chlor there is in fact harm. he had a medical emergency and overdosing. if the video footage is not chlor and looks like he is high and reacting to heroin, they just met that night she has no duty to act and she can leave and no criminal liability with respect to that. if it is clear he is in need of medical attention, she must call 911 and get him medical attention. >> apparently they had met many times before. and they had a relationship going and he was a married father of five. >> right. >> and so now there is a video. how crucial is the video to this case? >> i think the video is very crucial and tells what happened and shoes here injecting the heroin in hayes body and it is clear and it is enough evidence to cop nikt her of manslaughter. that act is

news. >>> authorities in georgia reopened a case in which alix tichelman's then boyfriend also died from a heroin over dose two months earlier. take a listen now. this is her 911 call. >> why do you think it is an over dose? >> um, because that is -- there is nothing else it could be, i know that for a fact. >> accidental or intentional? >> accidental. >> prosecutors never filed charges but the face remained open and they are not reevaluating the evidence. we have more information on www.ktvu.com. >>> we are learning new information tonight about the 9- year-old girl who drowned yesterday afternoon at a apartment complex swimming pool. ktvu's christien kafton spoke with another little girl who called 911 and learned more about the circumstances of that accident. >> reporter: this morning a pair of children's shoes and a towel were layed out at the pool side. an 11-year-old girl was among the first to discover 9-year- old lahee hong that bottom of the pool at 5:00 p.m. yesterday afternoon. >> we got there and i didn't see the girl before and we were about to get in the pool. [ indiscernib

one in santa cruz and the other in georgia. new information about the suspect after >> : pasquale's results of hostler model makeup artist exotic dancer. called off high-priced hooker but she comes from a high class background. this called her parents and california the front door shows damage from when the police executed a search warrant their above that sign asking media to respect their privacy. women now facing a manslaughter charge in the death of attack executive the daughter of another bart to commend as ceo please use the suspect when asking for her bill to be set at 1.5 million. dual citizenship with canada the parents are what the group also says to continue to engage with other individuals since the homicide occurred. manslaughter charge in the fortes staff after allegedly shooting him up with a fatal dose of heroin while on board this yacht. stepping over the lifeless body wall sipping wine all the cover up the track some of the scene without calling 911. new heroin overdose case be reopened as one of a previous boyfri

. >>> we're learning some disturbing new details about the georgia man who claims he accidentally killedis little boy by leaving him inside a hot suv. during a court hearing, investigators testified that justin harris and his wife had $27,000 in life insurance on their toddler. and that harris researched death by heat stroke and childless lifestyles online. they also say, as the little boy was dying in that suv, harris was sexting with other women, including a 17-year-old girl. if convicted, harris could face the death penalty. >>> 2 1/2 years after the luxury cruise liner capsized off the coast of italy, we're getting a first look inside. divers captured haunting undersea images of the doomed ship. what's left of a staircase. the remains of a reception area. and murals on the walls. the ship will be taken apart and scrapped. >>> an illinois boy is in the hospital this morning after his mother drove into a sinkhole. they were delivering newspapers when the road opened up and swallowed their car. a pickup truck drove over the car, hitting the two inside. you can hear the panic as the moth

news. >> happening today, the georgia father accused of killing his toddler son by leaving him if a hot carl appear in court. he faces charges of murder and second degree child cruelty. today he has a probable cause hearing where a judge will determine if there is enough evidence to keep him in jail. the 22 mold mole boy died last month after spending hours in a hot suv. harris told police he forgot the chil was strapped into the car seat when he went to work but investigators found searches on the father's computer for child death in cars and how hot it needs to be. >>> in philadelphia, we now have a picture of that daycare worker who is accused of leaving five children in an suv while she went food shopping. police released this picture of 39-year-old karen thompson. she is charged with child endangerment. investigators say thompson left the children for at least 20 minutes while she was inside a shop rite in port richmond on tuesday. the kids range in age from 6 months old to 9 years old. the air conditioner was on in the suv. the children were checked out at the hospital and reunited wi

. >>> prosecutors are expected to layout new details against the georgia father whose son died in the sweltering suv. justin harris will be in court this afternoon to ask the judge for bail. harris says he accidentally left his 22 month-old strapped into his car seat when he was supposed to drop the young boy off at day care. >>> sergeant bowe bergdahl is now allowed off the texas military base where he is receiving care. it is part of his reintegration process into society after five years as a taliban prisoner in afghanistan. the army says sergeant bergdahl is going to a grocery store, restaurants and a library as part of the process of getting comfortable were being out in the public. >>> concerns about new terrorist threats to build bombs that can go undetect through airport security is now prompting the u.s. government to call for tighter security measures at some foreign airports. co im reports from newark, international. >> reporter: forty year-old leon goth traveled through l.a. g to his european vacation but he is in the looking forward to the increasing security he will like

. >>> now for breaking news on the georgia dad accused of leaving his 22-month-old son in the car toa detective on the case is now on the stand. he just said the dad, justin ross harris, was found to have been sending nude photos while the toddler was inside the car. the detective also says two life insurance policies totalling over $50,000 was taken out on the child. harris wanted a, quote, marriage-free life. harris' attorney says that has nothing to do with what happened. we'll be right back. no problem. you want to save money on rv insurance? no problem. you want to save money on motorcycle insurance? no problem. you want to find a place to park all these things? fuggedaboud it. this is new york. hey little guy, wake up! aw, come off it mate! geico. saving people money on more than just car insurance. chances are we're already there. be or what you want to do, 12 brands. more hotels than anyone else in the world. like super 8, where every destination is super. save up to 15 percent and earn bonus points when you book at wyndhamrewards.com >>> the 2014 essence festival kicks off t

overwhelming >> : and other big news tonight at 6 we are learning more about the alleged prostitute being investigated in to overdose deaths when sector is the other georgia. new information of a suspect background >> : alex called herself ostler model makeup artist exotic dancer. called of high- priced hooker. she comes from a high class background the home of her parents in california condor shows the damage from the police executed a search warrant their above that a sign asking media to respect privacy the woman now facing manslaughter charge and the death of an executive at the daughter of another ceo of a please use the suspects a fluids back against her when asking for bail set to be set at 1.5 million in addition to having dual citizenship with canada her parents are wealthy and also stressed says she concedes to engage with dangerous drug use with other individuals since the homicide occurred. now facing a manslaughter charge in the fort hayes that's after allegedly shooting him up with a fatal dose of heroin while on board this yacht and then stepping over his lifeless body while sipping wine all she covered up the tracks and left the scene. wit