toemergency crews rushed the are rena in arlington for what is being described as a jet ski explosion. they were thrown off of the jet ski and that is when they were burned. >> pretty much all of the hull pieces.rated into two it opened right now. >> the father and the sun ended up in the water. besides some burns, one victim back.is a woman was sexually assaulted overnight and prince george's forty police are looking the person responsible. attack happened on cypress creek drive. a woman was parking her car when a man approached and pulled out gun. the man ran away and the police anyone with information to give them a call. in the district, police are investigating an overnight homicide. shot in northwest. he was taken to the hospital he was pronounced dead. the victim's name has not been released. jerry sandusky's spent his first behind bars as a convicted sex offender. late last night, a jury convicted the former penn state coach on 45 of the 48 counts against him. have more from pennsylvania. >> this was a first look at sandusky, convicted pedophile. guilty on 45 of 48 charges rel

one of the witnesses, rena bitter, as a member of the operations center that oversaw the crisis response, participated in that effort. these people were there and testifying about the contents and helping bradley manning's lawyer to realize and understand exactly what was in the assessment, but also became an effort to figure out what other records might the state department have. >> kevin, what about bradley manning himself, his demeanor in the courtroom, has rarely been seen throughout this whole several years now. does he have any interaction with other people in the courtroom? how does he seem? >> he has very limited interaction with people in the audience. he is mostly unaware of what reporters are doing, as evidenced by the fact -- he became aware during this proceeding there were people in the audience that had truth shirts and he smiled at this. there were people here supporting him. during the proceeding, sometimes used to and in and sometimes scribbling, writing. he pays attention. sometimes when the proceeding it's very interesting, you can tell he is engaged, talking to his l

this project will be more public transit accessible than almost any other are rena in the nation.ccessible to bark, and unique, the ferries, and our new transbay terminal that will be up and running in the next three years, making it easier for people from all over the bay area to come to games without driving. this project will also be a responsible development. we're talking about taking a pier that has been the home and host of our ships coming from the military, and international cruise ships from all over the world, canada, and europe, but it needs a lot of work. it needs major work. it needs cleaning up and strengthening the site and making it usable. we are not developing on any existing green spaces. we will be adding new ones and bringing thousands of people to the waterfront. this project means enormous economic growth for our city. thank fo

car rena? >> right. the judge denied yet another motion for a mistrial f you're keeping score in this case, there is a victory for the prosecution today in z.a blow to the defense which will not get a chance to cross examine a former priest about his explosive testimony. turns are -- attorneys are furious. the father testified last week he never molested lynch or his brother. >> there is a laughing stock ofus tis. the prosecution puts on a witness, let's them tell the tale, tell his story of what happened, and then, we get, supposed to get the opportunity to question him and don't get to. >> in a dramatic twist today, farther lindner got on the stand and said he was invoking his fifth amendment rights and refusing to answer questions about the molestation or anything else. and including the 2010 confrontation with lynch. both defense and prosecution say it did take place foo he does not believe he did anything wrong 30 years ago that the risk is just too great to continue to testify. if the d.a.believes

. >> the rena is traveling north to south. just as his body sprinkles in our viewing area.rt county especially and keeping down to st. mary's county around the patuxent river. -- the rain is traveling north to south. light to moderate rain and even on the eastern shore. not much in terms of rain showers. we could see a little more later on today. it will be few and far between. 59 right now in washington. we are mostly in the '50s. 57 in martinsburg, 55 in gaithersburg and winchester and 57 in culpeper. 71 this afternoon, 10 degrees below average for this time of year. tomorrow we will start a warming trend. mid 70's tomorrow. by the weekend, and 80's and pushing 90 by sunday. limiting for the rest of the workweek. daily chance of light rain today through thursday. bright sunshine by friday into the weekend, looking more stable by then. now to lisa. >> stable is the highway. clearing overnight construction. all major issues to report right now getting around the region. interstate travel is working in our favor. not only along 95 but on 66, the greenway, the dulles toll roa

russia's most traveled cyclists having crossed the world's biggest country over a dozen times and as a rena galicia reports she's back in the saddle with her sights set on europe. she took up biking twenty years ago right after her fiftieth birthday a physical education teacher of ulemas high look said she had to do something after her retirement so she learned to ride a bicycle in a week and a half these days seventy one year old yulia feels comfortable enough on the bike to ride right across russia i think she's accomplished no less than sixteen times averaging almost a triple year traverse in the world's biggest country there are gold yet you every day from dusk till dawn i'm cycling i do take rest stops what they used to last novel too and now there are only half an hour a rest while i eat and then get back on the wheels again. this here she's heading in a different direction yulia is riding her bike from tir to paris to commemorate the march of the russian army in his defeat of napoleon in eight hundred twelve the only thing she had to conquer was a visa let's face it for most of us ta

enter night's big picture rumble and why you probably haven't heard of the supreme court case versus rena you probably definitely have heard of roe v wade why and what does this have to do with obamacare it's important because some cases have a huge lesson to teach us lessons that spanned decades and generations i'll explain in tonight's guilty. for tonight's conversations with great minds i'm joined by jared genser sure it is the founder of freedom now an independent nonprofit organization that works to free prisoners of conscience around the world previously he was a partner in the government affairs practice of deal a piper lp was previously named by the national law journal as one of forty under forty washington's rising stars is taught seminars about the u.n. security council a georgetown university law center as well as the university of michigan and the university of pennsylvania law schools your old bachelor's degree from cornell a master's in public policy from harvard and jurist doctor from the university of michigan law school he's also the coeditor of the responsibility to pro

car rena? >> the deputy district attorney said the case is about weather. and lynch turned down a plea bargain because he wants to hold father lindner accountable for what happened in 1975 and to some extend, both sides are getting what they want. >> will lynch is getting his day in court, in her opening statement, prosecutor vicky demetty says the evidence will prove father lindner molested lynch as a child, and we probably lie about it on the stand oo. she's calling her own victim a lie skbrar a rapist and a molestor. and that is towards his credibility. >> the deputy d.a.showed a blown up picture and said it did not give lynch right to carry out what she called vigilante justice in may, 2010. and they played portions of an interview from our media partner in which he seemed to take responsibility for the confrontation at the church of los gatos retirement. >> i did everything i can do under the law. whether it's my obligation to myself, you know, to society, protecting society from him supersedes the law of the land. >> there are clips of lynch crying as

you can see the rena falling from the clouds over there. here's the raid our vantage point.en umass the two together, this is a cool way to look at it. we have live camera showing the rain and then the doppler radar showing the rain on the eastern shore. a few downpours near st. michael's, east of tillman island. off to the west, like sprinkles here and there. added cloud cover in the shenandoah valley. a few light sprinkles in culpeper, clipping madison county, and in the shenandoah valley especially shenandoah and paige county is early this morning. this will not amount to much this morning. it will not accumulate in terms of rainfall totals. just a few sprinkles especially west and southwest of washington throughout the morning and into the early afternoon. notice the clouds thicken in the farther you go west and south of washington. the heaviest over north carolina. cool temperatures, refreshening today. 46 in gaithersburg, 59 in the district keep the windows open all day long. highs in the mid 70's today. unseasonably cool with low humidity. a few light showers in the w

expansion will also connect 16 water front communities, including nationals park and the national harbor renaent will be doing campaign today. this time here in washington at the jefferson hotel. >> the topic of baseball will not come up. that's because a comment made earlier this week in boston is still making headlines. the president joked about a recent trade that sent a beloved red sox kevin youkilis to the white sox. >> finally, boston, i just want to say thank you for youkilis. >> well, now that reaction is getting political. surprise. the white house said while some in the crowd booed were saying youk in honor of youkilis. he released a statement that reads in part, maybe the president should have congratulated the team for winning the worlder isries in 2004 and 2007. instead, he chose to mock them for trading away one of its favorite players at a time when the team is struggling. youk, i think there's a mixture. i don't know. let's just leave it at that. >>> what is serious is the heat that's going to be building as we get into later today, upper 80s, low 90s tomorrow. but then the sw

connect 16 water front communities including nationals park, rfk stadium, and the national harbor rena. >>> just in time for summer vacation, a new report out today lists the cleanest beaches in the country. two local beaches made the list according to the natural resources defense council. delaware's dewey beach and maryland's ocean city beach. the beaches got a five-star rating from the group that look at water quality. beaches in alabama, california, new hampshire, and texas are also on the list. let's go to the beach. >> there you go. >>> all right. well, this morning one brave father will discuss his fear of roller coasters on the "today" show. you can't wait for this. >> you have to see this video. it's sort of unfortunate for him, i guess that most of the country is already aware of his phobia. >> oh! oh! oh! never again, grace elizabeth! . oh, my god. >> this video of dad being a good sport has gone viral as you might imagine. look at his face. nearly half a million people have watched him scream for his life as he rides this roller coast. this is appropriately called the screa

. >> we have been talking with professor rena lindevaldsen, liberty university professor and author of this book. it's published by new revolution publishers. is that self-publish? >> it is not. it is a new publisher that is out. it is not self-published. >> thank you for your time. you're watching booktv on c-span2. >> brian doherty examines the political career of ron paul, 12 term republican representative from texas and three-time candidate for president, next on booktv. mr. doherty reports on congressman paul's political ideologies that range across partisan lines. following mr. doherty stocks, there are remarks by senator paul's son, senator rand paul. this is about an hour and 10 minutes. >> all right, good afternoon. welcome everybody to the cato institute. i'm the executive vice president of the institute, and we're trying something different doing an event after work hours. we will see how that works out. but hopefully it is good for people who have jobs. [laughter] and come to the defense that we give usually at an. we're glad to have you all here, glad to have a very intere

of developing better understanding and respect and even friendships that extend outside of the ar renad. >> renee marsh joining us from washington, and tell us what exactly the initiative would do, some of the details. >> well, kyra, in short the goal is to simply bring more girl power to the world of sports. now, think of it as a global sportsmen or thing program, and the state department and espn will work together to identify women worldwide who are emerging leaders in sports, and we are talking about coaches, managers, administrators and sports journalists and then they are matching them with american women who are top leaders in these fields and the global network of women here will nurture the next generation of girls and women athletes. now, some of the sports leaders that we are talking about here tapped to help in the program, rutgers university's women's basketball coach vivian stringer, and you are seeing video of the team there, and soccer player mia ham, and those are just to name a couple there. >> let's talk about the sports and how they are expected to help the women gl

for many, the question deserves the same wink as captain rena t renault's famous line from "casablanca is going on in here. >> reporter: but "house hunters" weren't supposed to cross that line of obvious fiction. these chronicles about the most important investment families make was pitched as more journalism than show business for those real estate junkies. >> this is also just to be a voyeur. so, you're looking -- you know, who doesn't love looking inside someone's house? >> reporter: but even bobi jensen, who blogged about the show to blow the whistle on it, says she's still a loyal viewer. >> i think it is pure entertainment and i still enjoy it. >> reporter: and another viewer wrote in response to jensen's revelations that now the guilty pleasure is not in wondering which house each family would choose but in guessing which parts of this reality show are real. for "today," mike taibbi, nbc news, los angeles. >> ericka souter is a pop culture expert and troy deval is a reality show producer and author of "reality tv: an insider's guide to tv's hottest market." good morning to both

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ilias kasidiaris was taking place when rena dourou of the left-wing party mentioned his alleged involvement in a 2007 armed robbery kasidiaris responded by throwing a glass of water at the row and then slapped another female politician, leon kanelli, in the face three times. kanelli said it demonstrates the golden dawn party's fascist tendencies. >> anybody can get into parliament. under the so-called democracy. be careful. there is a new generation that has not felt fascists and its back and on its heart. now they start to understand. >> thousands of indigenous protesters marched into the bolivian capital to demand the ouster of the canadian mining company south american silver. the demonstrators arrived from communities surrounding the silver mine, which holdfasts deposits of silver, and other ores. >> the natural resources belong to each and every bolivian and we want the government to respect the natural resources. the mining company has violated the rights of the people. >> occupy wall street activists returned to zuccotti park thursday to protest trespassing charges against activists