mi pleased to have robert harris back at this table. so this was your brother-in-law, nick hornsby, you've married to his sister. does that ring true to you, a curiosity that is never satisfied. >> i think that is truchlt he has got to be nice to me, he comes to me every christmas. but yeah, know, i mean you know, its-- writing is not a job, it's a way of life. i mean it's a vocation, an attitude of looking at the world, actually. >> rose: and dow find novels more interesting, stimulating, creative than journalism? >> i do, to be honest. i was a journalist. and i used to enjoy writing nonfiction books but i wrote a book about the hitler diaries, forgery and then i wanted to write a book about what the world might have been like if hitler won. i was going do nonfiction but found i couldn't make it work unless i invented characters and a story. and from that point on i carried on writing novels. >> rose: so most of the things you write in your novels you believe either are or could be true? >> yes. i like to be, i'm the opposite of magic

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>> sure. >> okay. >> that's a typo. >> it's a typo. >> yeah. >> we will meet robert harris tonight indirty money through him, but we will find a lot of characters that people say are using the u.s. system to become filthy rich. >> it's a typo. cnbc correspondent scott cohen, we appreciate you coming on. 9:00 tonight, filthy rich, you get your dvr and watch, it'll be great. >>> here's a look at other stories topping the news now. a former university virginia lacrosse player has been convicted of second-degree murder and the brutal death of his ex-girlfriend after nine hours of deliberations, he was found guilty is now facing up to 26 years in prison. the victim, 22-year-old yardley love found dead in her apartment of blunt force trauma back on the campus of university of virginia. >>> manning accused of giving hundreds of thousands of classified documents to the website wikileaks will be formally charged later today at ft. mead in maryland expected to be arraigned on charges like aiding the enemy. he could be sentenced to life in prison. >>> and an 8-year-old girl in washington state i

. >> in the cell next to nieves, we met robert harris. >> it's bad.s to do in here is -- you got to listen to other people banging on stuff, officers constantly running in on them and cussing. just a lot of crazy stuff. you know, what i call thugs. there's always bugging out, always somebody causing trouble in the cell house. >> harris is serving ten years for forgery in order to obtain prescription narcotics. it's his behavior inside the institution that keeps him in 220. >> i'm in here on like three assaults. >> in fact, just days before our crew arrived, harris assaulted an officer escorting him to the shower. >> putting urine in a cup, mixing shampoo with it, he was in the shower taking a shower, takes it and throws it in the officer's face when the officer comes by. >> because i was so mad. right? i just wanted to prove to them there ain't nothing they can do to me or make me do what they want me to do. >> i don't want you to think every inmate we have in here is raising hell and causing problems. but there is a goodly number that is doing that.

a nation, black women in politics, and it features sojourner truth, mary mcleod and patricia roberts harrise first woman to run for council in d.c. >>> not a bad way to start february. look at us, no coats, nothing out here. >> almost 70 degrees. >> it's redonculous. >> new word, new dictionary. >> 72 is the high today. it was not a record. the record high was 77 today and it was set back 10 years ago. all right. we'll take a live look at our weather cam brought to you by michael and son. there's the capitol. we still have clouds, a dry commute home, temperatures 67 still, dew point 46 and the winds out of the west, northwest at about 10. so we're looking at temperatures 25 degrees above average. satellite picture radar combined, we will zoom into the southeast and the gulf coast, kind of a glancing blow, pretty good line of showers and storms pulling out of texas into louisiana, another heavy batch of storms into the panhandle of florida. we'll zoom further north. southwestern virginia and extreme southern west virginia, this rain will work its way west ward overnight. kind of a quick hitt

>> robert harris is serving a ten-year sentence for forging prescription narcotics.n cell house 220 a year ago after several staff assaults. >> hey, everybody here knows it. you're special, brian. >> all there is to do in here is listen to other people banging on stuff. you know, officers constantly running in on them, and cussing. just a lot of crazy stuff, you know. i call it bugs. always somebody bugging out, always somebody causing trouble in the cell house. it's hard. it's really hard. they got me on a lot of medication. >> inmates in cell house 220 get an hour of recreation in the morning and a ten-minute shower several times a week. >> one of the worst things in this cell house is the compound day-to-day events, typical stress incidences that add up. and some of the things you're subject to, stabbings, hangings, self-mutilation, those type of things and the actual assault itself. i don't think there's an officer in this unit that has not been assaulted. >> correctional officer robert helmick was recently assaulted. >> one of the assaults i encountered, opened

lifting a nation, black women in politics features the lives of truth, mary mccloud, patricia roberts harrisirst woman to run for mayor in the district. lots of things going on, on the first day of black history month check out the website got a lot of cool information back up to you. >> certainly do wisdom thank you. >>> now 7:26 a.m., this morning a campaign to stop a super bowl ad from airing. >> what chimpanzees have to do with that. >> florida in the rear-view mirror gop presidential candidates are heading for their next stops on the campaign trail the very late waste is looking more and more like a two man race. >>> as we head to the break another live lookout side, some clouds, some sun, tucker will tell us how much sun we will see later on julie wright will tell us about the drive into work more in just a few moments  i hear you're having a tough day, so i brought you a freshly made sandwich. you made me a sandwich? no, dunkin' did, but i wrote the note. new bakery sandwiches at dunkin' donuts. try the turkey cheddar bacon or ham and cheese today. add the secret ingredient: french's

there is another name i'll throw out at you, light horse harry lee. robert e. lee's father. i have a first edition published in 1812 of light horse harry lee's memoirs, two-volume set. i also have a reprint that i bought here and it was a good thing. i never could have used this original for research. i would have wrecked it. but it has been -- it has been reprinted. we have his memoirs. wonderful stuff. nathaniel green. nathaniel green is the stonewall jackson of the american revolution. the british voice, the stonewall jackson of the british army is charles corn wallace. this is another interesting. this is the next story. i'll be writing. i should have a manuscript by the end of next summer. they are already scheduling it for publication this time in two years. that's just a big tease. if you like this -- >> that's marketing. >> now it's marketing, right. let's not make any mistakes here. also, i would like to tell you, we are, because i get this question a lot. i know a lot of you are waiting to hear something definite. there's going to be a film of "gods and generals." a

forming companies is big business in a number of states like nevada where we found robert harris a former a living. he has 2400 companies registered at his home outside reno and will front yours, too, pretty much no questions asked. >> i don't do investigative work on the people. if they want to send money i take their business. >> if a terrorist wanted to launder money, set up a shell corporation in nevada -- >> i would report him in a heart beat. >> how would you know. >> if i knew. that's the thing. if i know. >> and i was reading on your website that says corporation wise there is no better way to cloak your assets from public view other than to remove them from the country. what do you mean? >> remove them from the country? doesn't say that. >> it does say that. reading right off the website. no better way to cloak your assets from the public view. >> can i have a minute? >> sure. >> that's a typo. >> it's a typo. >> i don't really mean remove them from the country. remove them from the public view is what i meant. >> well, we have no idea if harris is hiding anyone's dirty money and

of >> pamela harris was a big part of that. robert finn >>ysabel: in decision 2012, fame romney rebound into the republican presidential sweepstakes, he bounced back from a four show an earlier in the week if to win yesterday's caucus in mes. it is a non-binding poll. coming in a distant third was rick santorum. the turnout was low, but he received a report from the conservative political action conference. costs at all >> i come to you asking for your support. thanks want to be the president and i'd leave my hand. how i believe i am the only one in this race that actually can be the president. >>ysabel: surveillance followed romney's performance and closed the today ahead but did not focus on any of the republican presidential candidate sought court. for instead, she launched an attack on the president. >> the president says small americans, small-town americans cling to our site religions and vans because we're frustrated with his face of changed. you say, i say, it keeps our change--keep your change, we will keep our guns, our god

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harry is talking on the i have ak is on its way. we will suffer a catastrophic cyber attack the clock is ticking meanwhile f.b.i. director robert mueller has said that the dangers of cyber attacks will equal or surpass the dangers of terrorism in the foreseeable future how do you feel about cyber warfare being equated to terrorism. i don't think there's any relationship to it at all i think most of this site first of all it's not cyber warfare most of the cyber stuff that goes on is industrial supply that's been going on sense marco polo bought silkworms out of china everybody's trying to get the edge on various kinds of things as moving to a cyber warfare itself and i think there's a real danger here because people use the term war and the pentagon start putting up policies where they're going to shoot missiles at people who they think are are using cyber attacks and stuff and this is very dangerous stuff and go back you know in the one nine hundred fifteen c. it was the threat of communism in the in the one thousand nets sixty's it was the threat of nuclear war in the in the one nine hundred ninety s. it's been the threat of

robert, the pretty move in the paint. sags up one. and bowling through the lane and in. he had 16. dons by 1. harrisp and they swarm the floor. dons upset 24 gonzaga, 66-65, your final. saint mary's trying to gain some national respect. facing 14th rank the murray state but they come out swinging. murray state up 8 in a flash. and playing to fight a bum ankle. the jumper. within 4 in the first. the three plus one. he had 23. razors by 9 at the half and they poor it on in the second. cannon to brandon garrett, and saint mary's will likely fall out of the top 25 with a 65-51 loss. cal hosting oregon state. good nice for jorge. he fired up first after. the beavers kept gnawing away, kevin mcshane wide open for the flush. beavers by two at the half. cal sr.s say that's enough. and he gets it to fall. the feed. the circus shot. 17 points, 8 boards for jorge and a lot to love for mike montgomery. cal went to 77-613 and remains tied for the lead in the pac-12 with washington. >>> let's serve up the semifinals. felix and facing young up start ryan harrison. injuries have depleted this year's event but this

. >> robert kennedy's young did sun faces charges after a confrontation with a nurse. " culpeper, va. will there be legal action taken aga \ >> you are watching abc7 news at 5 was leon harrisalison starling, doug hill. this is abc 7 news at 5:00, on your side. >> a culpeper manned says his wife was shot and killed by a police officer. >> the shooting happened a few weeks ago. police are still investigating. witnesses have contradicted the police officers' story. we are live in culpeper with the latest. >> all that is a long way from being completed. the husband of the woman who was shot by culpeper police considers the possibility of filing a lawsuit. the flowers have withered, the feelings behind this memorial remains strong. >> michele hoffman and lived steps away from where patricia cook lost her life on a steady rain night. she wants to know what a police officer shot her at point blank range. >> if my life was in danger yes. i would take immediate precautions. >> her husband may be considering filing a lawsuit against the town of culpeper and the police department. >> i want to find out what happened. >> one neighbor says it makes no sense to heard that the soft- spok

robert, the pretty move in the paint. zags up one. and bowling through the lane and in. he had 16. dons by 1. harrisup and they swarm the floor. dons upset 24 gonzaga, 66-65, your final. saint mary's trying to gain some national respect. facing 14th rank the murray state but they come out swinging. murray state up 8 in a flash. and playing to fight a bum ankle. 104-103, the final. don't forget to check out the farmer warrior laramie lin and the mavericks here on 7 at 9:30 a.m.. >> gonzaga, three-time winner bill cartwright appreciates a night on the hilltop. robert, the pretty move in the paint. zags up one. sign side of four minutes. fourth quarter, ten seconds left. dons on the move. and bowling through the lane and in. he had 16. dons by 1. last chance for the zags. lance harris gets all teed up and they swarm the floor at war memorial. dons upset 24 gonzaga, 66-65, your final. saint mary's trying to gain some national respect. facing 14th ranked murray state but they come out swinging. murray state up 8 in a flash. matthews, playing despite a bum ankle. the jumper. within 4 in the first. the thr

harris's body and the suspects. >>> a man accused of using robocalls to suppress black voter turnout during maryland's 2010 election returned to court today. julius henson was a campaign consultant to robert during his rematch with current governor o'malley. he designed a robo call that told o'malley and president obama supporters that they had already won while the polls were still open. the defense is claiming the calls were not illegal or meant to suppress votes and call the statute charging henson unconstitutional. >>> you've heard of kids spending time in detention for being chronically late for class but how about parents being dragged into court when their children are late? that's what's happening to a couple in loudoun county and they're not happy about it. news 4's erika gonzalez has the story. >> reporter: mark and his wife are facing misdemeanor charges in loudoun county. these papers show the couple as being charged with not getting their three kids to school on time. >> it's like herding cats and trying to get them all heading in the right direction. >> reporter: how tardy is tardy? according to the loudoun county public school district, between 1 and 30 minutes. wade byard