for more, i want to bring in noah harris.black male student body president of harvard. he joins us now. noah, so good to see you. i i'm welcoming all the things that are happening well for you. i am not surprised though. but, harvard has been in the news for all the wrong reasons one might say. how do you feel about harvard being under the spotlight right now for these reasons? >> well, thank you so much for having me. i will start by saying that i love my experience at harvard. i graduated last year and i should be going back to harvard for law school. i want to start by also saying that president gay is an exceptional scholar, a great leader, and the person of high character. i know president gay well, i've had the opportunity of working with her when she was the dean of the faculty of arts and scientists and i was president of the student body. she's always a great job. so, that's what i want to talk about and kind of really supporter and talk about her character. she was actually the person who was calling the shots and r

. >> did noah's name. >> harris on slides. dramatic turn yet, thanks to this man. >> would you call yourself a bounty hunter? >> i have been called bounty hunter before, but i prefer fugitive specialist. >> fugitive specialists, okay. >> william rensselaer knew about curry's murder, and knew that there had been a reward posted for information leading to her killer. >> so it's kind of like hey, why not take a look? >> so on his own he started talking to corey's old neighbors to see if officers had missed anything. >> when i came across one individual, something struck me as odd. >> the individual was a young man named robert danny, he was 17 years old, living in a nearby building when corey was killed. he had been questioned and dismissed by detectives early on in part because you're so young. which seemed odd to william was that the teen disappeared not long after the murder. as memorial day weekend rolled around, william sound himself on a dock with two friends. >> we were fishing and having a couple of beers and i was going

. >> harris: friends and families of remaining israeli hostages are pleading for their release. noahis among those hostages. 26 years old. university student among those who survived the savage hamas terror attack on the supernova music festival where they were parachuting in. she was kidnapped and taken into gaza. her mother is battling stage four brain cancer and issued a desperate plea. >> [speaking native language] >> harris: god bless her. i don't know how much time i have left. a need to chance to see noa. a close friend of noa, yan, the news we just learned from our reporter, no more hostages coming home at this point. your reaction. >> yeah, so thank you first of all. i am speaking for all the family and friends. every one of us were hoping that noa would be released in the next few days. she was supposed to be next after the children and the mothers and the older women. but we still stay positive. we stay strong every one of us. it is like in israel -- like the israeli anthem says, hope. so we hope. we are still hopeful and we will still stay optimistic. i think this is the