since the huge floodgates have been regulating the water flow, everything has changed. that's certainly true in porto velho. the city, just seven kilometers downriver, has more than 400,000 inhabitants. canoe maker francisco de souza has lived in this district on the banks of the madeira for almost 30 years. he says that just a few months ago there were gardens here with tall trees. now he tells us the entire river bank is a stony wasteland. it had to be raised and shored up with rubble, because the river has suddenly become unpredictable. >> i'm no engineer, but i grew up by this river and i think i understand it much better than they do. they've never dealt with currents like this. this river has a strong current that carries a lot of flotsam and sand along with it. the fact that it's now washed away our houses and gardens is linked with this hydro power plant. they deny it, but it's obviously true. nothing like this has ever happened here before. >> the water did indeed rush in with full force after the floodgates were opened. as the first houses collapsed, action ha

so the floodgates were opened in 1972. it's taken time to get momentum. now it's 54% women and that's good to a point, but now i'm starting to worry about the guys because i'd like to to reflect the population. i think it should be 51/49 and so it's equal. >>> finally the seattle storm beat the mystics 72-55. crystal langhorne led washington with 29 points. the mystics are now 2-8 this season. that's all the time we have for tonight's show. thanks for letting us be part of your weekend. have a great night. we'll see you back tomorrow starting at 5:00 and 6:00. bye bye. >> thank you for watching sport extra brought to you by your washington area nissan dealer.

they opened a floodgate of violence. the riots was the worst one in u.s. history. 53 people died.ured. set 7000 fires. at the center was king who was the beatingg from at the hands of police. he stepped forward to try to heal a fiery agony. scriptave me some long to read off of. i had to keep it simple. >> the words had since been in grains. can we all get along? >> words that resonate to this day. he was 47. abc 7 news. >> carey thomas said to report to a federal prison. sentence in ahis gummy. he pleaded guilty to embezzling injured $50,000 of funds. the washington post reports on friday. he says he has been humbled by his prosecution. thanked his supporters for forgiveness. >> even the mayor cannot get out of jury duty. he is scheduled for a jury duty d.c. superior court. other events on his calendar but most will take place later tonight. >> investors and world leaders of relief. sigh >> the conservative democracy more votes than bailout liberals. the election was seen on a boat stay.ther they should some feared it would have cost to the globals economy. many world leaders for

. >> do you feel that the conviction of jerry sandusky may open the floodgates now? to a proper investigation in which people are far more forthcoming in the sense of sandusky was a well-respected figure for a long time despite what he was doing. obviously worked close with joe paterno who was a legend and as i was saying, it just blurred the lines of how people have the this. now that he has been convicted of 45 different forms of child abuse, it may be that the conspiracy of silence has been operating and it may evaporate. what do you think? >> i know his attorney got up on the podium and said he is still innocent, he intends to fight this on appeal. i know that many members of the community believe that he had no chance at a fair trial because of the massive amount of attention the case got. i know that as far back as 2011, when we first broke the story, that he was under investigation, we were hearing the same kinds of things that you just said. when he is charged, people come for and the floodgates will open. that did not happen this time. it didn't happen when

. >> it has essentially opened the floodgate, opened the floodgate to racial profiling. >> reporter: in a statement president obama said he was pleased the court struck down most of arizona's law and once again called on congress to pass comprehensive immigration reform. mitt romney's campaign released a statement saying the ruling proves a need for stronger leadership in the oval office. danielle nottingham, cbs news, the supreme court. >> now five other states including virginia have adopted versions of the arizona law and they were all on hold until the court ruled on this one. >>> the university of virginia school board plans a crucial meeting tomorrow about the ouster of president teresa sullivan. about 1,500 people gathered for what was billed as a rally for honor on campus yesterday. students and faculty demonstrated in support of sullivan. they are furious about what they call the board's lack of transparency in reaching the decision. governor bob mcdonnell threatened to replace the entire board if it takes to resolve the crisis. >>> some families in prince george's county ar

the story opened the floodgates in this story. welcome, mr. boni. >> good morning. >> we know that your client was not in the courthouse. but what was his reaction to the verdict? >> i spoke with my client as he was driving to work last night. and he could barely contain himself. he was -- he was elated. words really couldn't describe the feeling that he had knowing that he was so very instrumental in seeing justice served last night. he was very gratified in the jury's decision. it confirmed to him how well his testimony went in. and the testimony of the other victims, as well. and he couldn't be more pleased. >> well, you said it. instrumental, indeed. not only was his testimony vital, but he opened the floodgates so so many other young men would come forward and testify against jerry sandusky. what are they feeling at this point? all the other victims, knowing that jerry sandusky's going to jail? >> i'm sure, to a person, that they are feeling that justice is served. this has been a long, extremely emotional ordeal for these young men. this

that opened the floodgates. wildcats flooded for three many the ninth. with go to the bottom of the inning. last chance for south carolina. hit one high and deep but not deep enough. arizona held on to win 4-1 and capture their first national title since 1986. >>> now to the bigs, cards and marlins needed extra inning. rafael furcal inside the baseline. tyler greene hustled all the way around. the cards won it 8-7 in ten. robinson cano continues to hit the cover off the ball, smashed his 17th homer off the year. he's now had six in the last eight games. >>> the gnats' stephen strasburg was cruising along and then this one. nailed mark scutaro in the head with a fastball. thankfully scutaro was okay but strasburg wasn't. the rockies won it, 4-2. >>> tough day to be an american at wimbledon. venus williams lost and on the men's side john isner is also heading home after losing in five setses. >> the heat celebrated in miami with a ticker tape parade. hundreds of thousands lined the streets to catch a glimpse of dwyane wade and company. right now they're th

now it seems like the floodgates are starting to open. there's already a proposal to add one in prince george's county and now the county executive wants one in his county. he's looking into expanding gambling to consider harford county for a gambling license. it will be brought new a special session scheduled for july. >>> meanwhile, it's restaurant week in harford county. restaurants will be offering fixed priced menus. you can enter into the restaurant week contest. the more restaurants you visit, the better the chance of winning a grand prize of up to $1,000. >> we've seen them on the sidewalk, moms out for a run. have you ever thought this could happen, a mom losing her grip on the stroller. >>> and some terrifying moments at a never airport. why the pilot had to make an emergency landing. >>> caught on tape, a garbage truck driver spots a runaway storm and reacts. the truck's dashboard cam was on the whole thing. the woman who was jogging lost her grip. the truck driver hit the brakes, jumped out and managed to get to the stroller i

we have the court ruling that just came down now, which in some ways opening the floodgates. next year in 2013, you're going to see a cap on flexible spending accounts. those are the things you do through work, where you set aside money before taxes and spend it throughout the year, there'll be a limit on that next year. also next year, some higher income earners will be hit by the taxes that are associated with some of this. there are taxes and there are fees hidden throughout this, aside from the part that the court said amounts to a tax, now, which will make a big difference here. if we move ahead, 2014, that's a big year. we're all going to see changes then. that's when you must buy insurance. if you're a family, the penalty for not doing that will be about $285 or 1% of your income, whichever is larger. there will be insurance exchanges established in the states. some people have said this is sort of like expedia.com, a thing where you go online and try to find a way to buy insurance in your state. there will be no disqualification for existing conditions at that time an

i think now that he has hopefully unlock the floodgates with this cathartic bowl against portugal, -- goal against portugal, then hopefully he can build on it. he is a stronger player mentally. i think if germany goes far, he will have an important role to play. >> after years of preparation, finally co-post ukraine inaction. they are still 0-0. they must finally be happy to get an action. what do you expect out of this game? >> i do not think ukraine really have the quality to go much further, although we would love to see them do that to keep the tournament atmosphere live. i think they are just very glad to be playing football tonight. and some of the-headlines are to one side. you know, there has been the political issue of certain governments boycotting the games. although the political environment has created this negativity, the coach was asked to explain his comments about african players being called zomba bomas. it is an important issue. >> after the break, we will be reporting on the crackdown on activists. >> and we will have more on the 2012 zone. don't go away. >> welcom

that opened the floodgates. wildcats exploded for three in the ninth. we go to the bottom of the inning. last chance for south carolina. sacks full for grayson greiner. hit one high and deep, but not deep enough. arizona held on to win 4-1 and capture their first national title since 1986. >>> now to the bigs, cards and marlins needed extra innings. rafael furcal, a double just inside the third baseline. tyler greene hustled all the way around from first to score. marlins blew a four-run lead in the ninth, and the cards won it, 8-7 in ten. robinson cano continues to hit the cover off the ball, smashed his 17th homer of the year. he's now had six in the last eight games. yanks had their way with the indians, 7-1. >>> the nats' stephen strasburg was cruising, along and then this happened. nailed mark scutaro in the head with a fastball. thankfully scutaro was okay, but strasburg wasn't. clearly rattled, he gave up a pair of runs in the inning, and the rockies won it, 4-2. >>> tough day to be an american at wimbledon. five-time champ venus williams lost he

it opened floodgates of violence. the la riot was the worst in u.s. history. 53 people died and more than 2,000 injured. they set fires causing one billion dollars in damage. at the center of it always king still healing. he stepped forward to try to heal a city's fiery agony. >> the lord has given me the long spirit to read off of. i didn't. i had to keep it simple. >> he uttered the words. >> can we all get along? >> words that resonate to this day. rodney king was 47. >>> jerry sandusky's sexual abuse trial could hear from the former football coach's side. so far it has called 20 witnesses including 8 alleged victims. the 8 men testified sandusky abused him as children. >>> i want you to take a closer look. a recall to tell you about. a stroller. if you have this stroller, the model is the contour's option 3 and 4 wheeled stroller. the consumer products safety commission put it under a voluntary recall. a child's finger can get caught in the hinge mechanism which is used to adjust the handlebars on the stroller. they have received five reports of i

. >> so obviously jose brings up a point, this opens a floodgate for perhaps litigation from people who believe that they have been racially profiled. jan brewer says her state is implemented rules and measures to make sure that doesn't happen. do you believe that statement even on its face? >> i'm not sure she can be so confident. one thing that is very important to remember is this whole case that the supreme court was examining, it all turned on the supremacy clause. all of the emotional aspects of this case, racial profiling, civil rights violation, none of that was examined because that's all going to come later. the supreme court specifically left the door open. so one thing i bet everyone on our panel can agree on, there is going to be a flood of cases, challenging this, by hispanic advocacy groups, the aclu. the court has been very reluctant to rule on discrimination or racial profiling in advance. once the law is implemented, we'll see people bringing lawsuits, class actions, different things. >> which brings me to the criticism that the president has offered to congress and yo

in could open up aa floodgate. >> this could open up a floodgate.is classic state rights, federal rights territory. it plays well into that argument for politically as you were saying before on that political side well into the obama administration's camp, which is this is why you need us. i mean, if -- i actually believe that, you know, crossing my fingers and taking a wild stab here that this is one where they're a little safer than obama care. >> they think this might go their way? >> it might go their way. but if it does not, romney faces a real hurdle figuring out how to discuss this issue at all. oba the obama camp will push hard on him in that regard. >> jonathan, we haven't heard a clear answer from romney "nightly newabout what obama decided last friday? we haven't heard mitt romney give us a clear answer to his executive order. what would dein this case? >> in that case he dodged bob schieffer's question five times on what he would do. >> sxl subsequently other questions. >> we will see this come up in the debates. what will likely happen

that opened the floodgates, wild carts exploded for three in the ninth.nning, last chance for south carolina, sacks full for grayson grider, hit one high and deep, but not deep enough. arizona held on to win 4-1 and captured their first national title since 1986. rafael furcal, a double just inside the third baseline, tyler green hustled around from first to score. marlins blew a four-run lead in the ninth. robinson cano continues to hit the cover off the ball. yanks had their win with the indians, 7-1. >>> the nats steven strasburg was cruising along and this happened. nailed mark scutaro in the head with a fastball. scutaro was okay, but strasburg wasn't, the rockies won it 4-. tough day to be an american at wimbledon. five-time champ, venus williams lost her opening-round match and john isner is also heading home after losing in five sets. the party continued in miami, the heat celebrated their nba title with a ticker tape parade. hundreds of thousands lined the streets to catch a glimpse of dwyane wade, lebron james and company. it's a franchise's sec

blossom into a democracy for a conservative culture watching a woman exposed in that way open the floodgates to shocking tales of female protesters subjected to violence and sexual harassment not just at the hands of those they opposed but their fellow revolutionaries as well still we're having a small profit on with some men and the streets is that there are still a little bit again as to having women with them side to side in the list of killed women played a vital role in egypt's revolution but what the future now holds for women and their rights is far from certain in the life of women actually water i'd like my dog to live. i do less and the same way i live my i do this with no harassment sexual harassment is rampant in egypt forcing women to wear conservative clothes and even avoid areas where they might come into close contact with men because of the problems a sexual harassment but a lot of women any to complain about here in cairo the metric system has some areas for women only many of the women say that's avoid some of the men's wondering hands . egypt's now facing the prospect of

i mean, that really would have opened the floodgates and we would have seen so much follow litigation that wouldn't have been a clear line at all. in that respect i am very happy that we have a clearer sense of what congress can and cannot do under the commerce clause than we did two days ago and for that i am very grateful. >> in a moment i am going to do what