georgetown university, m.d. and georgetown university medical school, associate professor, ten years. george washington university, clinical professor of neurology, ten years. 14 books, including most recently mysteries of the mind. richard martin restak. >> dr. restak, you have had quite an extraordinary career. first of all, you taught at georgetown. >> yes. >> then you abandoned the jesuits or did they dump you? then you moved over to g.w. >> yes. >> do you still teach inta at georgetown? >> i'm in the faculty but spend most of my time at g.w. >> okay. i have that number, by the way, and england and wales, out of every millionth person born alive in 1880, only 2 2 could expect to be alive 100 years later. 1880. so that's 112 years from now. 110, about that.o for those born in 1990, out of one million people, 8,710 can expect to be alive 100 years later, 40 times greater. infants born in 2025 can expect to live 100 years. >> well, we should have cancer and heart disease, the big killers, under better control b

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she was assaulted and beaten to death on her way back to her dorm room at georgetown university.investigators say they recently used dna to connect her killer to a series of rapes in montgomery county in the 1990. they hope by posting a composite of the killer, they will have similar success to detectives hunting the east coast rapist. >>> this morning a 25-year-old autistic man is charged with stabbing his father to death. it happened in great falls, virginia. that's in fairfax county. casey emmer reported a break-in on the fourth of july. when officers arrived, they discovered his father lawrence emmer dead. police say it happened while his mother and brother were away watching fireworks. he's being held without bond. this is the sixth homicide in fairfax county this year. the third, police say, that is domestic related. >>> there are calls for prince george's county council member leslie johnson to immediately resign in the wake of federal corruption charges against her. she handed in a resignation letter to county council on july 1st, which delays a special election to fill h

they found them at a petite bridal salon in georgetown. -- a boutique bottles line in georgetown. >>t, it is your big day. you should do it the way that feels more comfortable. >> the number one piece of the device is find something that makes you feel like the best version of view. >> they look -- if they look comfortable together, they can finish each other's sentences. rewind to middle school, when they bonded over the bank calls. >> my first memory is on a school bus in the seventh grade. that is how we bonded and became friends we both heard the bangles song. >> their friendship lasted through the years. when they both were getting married they felt like the d.c. bridal market needed something new. they decided to put their entrepreneurial. spirit to the test. they knew going into business together could be the end of a rare friendship. they say it is a perfect partnership. >> there is nothing better than going to work every day with your best friend. >> it is working. since a hitch opened in 2005, the business has grown 20% each year. they just expanded in may. >> a great story

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say he's behind several sexual assaults and the deadly beating of a local woman 13 years ago in georgetown. now, investigators are using a tactic to help solve another high-profile crime, and for the first time, we're hearing from the murder victim's husband. fox 5's will thomas working this one now. >> reporter: brian, it was earlier this year we reported on the launch of the website to catch the east coast rapist. the site provided specific details on the attacks that had ties to our areas, the suspected east coast rapist was captured. and now dc police are taking a page from that effort to now catch a killer. a hot summer night, 1998, christine mrzai left a party in northwest and walked to her georgetown university dorm. that's when someone attacked her, sexual assaulted her and beat her to death. the 28-year-old was newly married only a year and-a-half to a man named david hockos. he spoke to us by phone from his northern california home about the woman he loved and lost. >> it definitely never leaves me and i think it will affect me for the rest of my life. she was a very brilliant pe

two jurisdictions are hoping that a new website will lead them to the killer in a cold case in georgetownsite will try to get information in the 1998 murder of chrkristine merzion who was sexually assaulted and beaten to death on her way back to her dormitory at georgetown university. investigators say they recently used dna to connect her killer to a series of rapes in montgomery county in the early '90s. they hope by posting a composite of the killer they will have similar success to detectives hunting what's called the east coast rapist. >>> a truck fire caused a nightmare commute for drivers on i-66 tonight. bales of hay on a tractor trailer caught fire. it happened about 1:30 this afternoon. all the westbound lanes of i-66 were shut down west of route 123. the resulting gridlock lasted all the way through the evening rush hour. state police say the hay was very flammable so they had to make sure that it was completely extinguished and removed by backhoes before they could reopen the road. >>> you may have a tougher time hailing a cab in alexandria today. the city suspended 68 taxis f

i said georgetown. two great universities in town here. let me ask you, is that accurate have is that your reading of the constitution as well? >> it is. i agree with katerina. i believe it's great that geithner is waving this. it is the sieve is war, the south won repudiating its war debt and consume the confederate debt. congress said they couldn't do this. in the 1930s during the new deal, fdr went off the gold standard. actually that was a repudiation of the public debt. it changed the values of the bonds. that might mean that president obama is on strong grounds here, but if anyone were to challenge it the supreme court might not want to get involved. i can imagine they would skip out. go ahead, katrina. >> in terms of the challenge, a lawsuit -- jeffrey, correct me if i'm wrong, but it would have to come from congress. a joint resolution. i don't see that happening with the democratic senate. more important is that president, again, he's a constitutional lawyer. of course there's troubling questions about executive overreach, but we

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police are hoping a new website will lead them to the killer in a georgetown cold case. it will seek information in the 1998 murder of christine mirzayan. she was sexually assaulted and beaten to death on her way back to her dorm at georgetown university. police used her dna to connect her to a series of rapes in montgomery county in the early 90s. they hope by posting a composite of the killer, they'll have similar success to hunting east coast rapist. >>> what some are calling police harassment in prince george's county. the move follows increasing patrols in neighborhoods with large immigrant populations. casa demaryland, one of the largest latino organizations is leading the effort. the group is training people to be monitors and record complaints against police. >>> police are looking for those responsible for stealing from people at church during sunday service. members of at least three churches in vienna had their purses or wallets taken. most left their purses unattended inside locked rooms in the churches. police aren't sure how the thefts are related. >>> poli

program at georgetown and it's definitely starting to outpace our program and we tell people yes this is a calling i don't want to you know call out my university but i mean we still see people kind of easing over to the p.r. thing because you know the it is a it is a rigorous discipline but is it a calling you really are involved in spin we try to do whether we're journalists or p.r. program or a law school is called the ethics and the kind of the catholic kind of jesuit kind of way of looking at public service but not everybody is doing that so you have people selling it is about selling i mean reporters can't even go out and do investigative journal. many more you saw in the report nichols is a book about video news reports i mean there was a pew research. did a study based baltimore market half the stories were from video news clips press releases from from government about a third from corporations and then there was a sliver a sliver that reporters dug up on their own so what does that tell you i mean we are in a propaganda society we're in a market society a marketing society t

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our guest will be a georgetown university professor. after this break, we will talk more politics and legislation and afghanistan with our roundtable, conn carroll and jamelle bouie. be right back. ♪ >> monday on c-span, the dali lama -- dalai lama and martin luther king, jr.'s speechwriter. they spoke about a number of topics, including the death penalty. >> the number of people who kill through violence -- are killed through violence, over 200 million. but problem not solved. i think that people lay down a seed of hatred. >> watch this discussion monday at 6:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> monday night on c-span, look back at president nixon's foreign policy. members of his administration and the president's son-in-law discuss topics including communism in china, invading north vietnam, and the 1967 war in the middle east. >> the discussion then in the newspapers were nixon's secret plan for peace. what was it? of course, he never talked about it. that was rockefeller pushing nixon to say something, to expose what his plan was. rockefel

i mean the pakistan in and of itself georgetown we had the pearl daniel pearl project and we looked at this inside and out it is a crazy situation over there is a very complex country and the relationship between our two countries has been a kin to you know codependent co violent spouses you know i love you i hate you i love you i hate you sometimes in the same breath i mean literally power. to go on each other and the military is part of that in the military runs a guy outside the i.s.i. could not be trusted in the eyes of the ministration to deal with some of bin ladin you know in our we didn't know he was there that you have a population that hates the united states as well china has a much bigger you know public relations profile over there than we do and we give them billions of dollars so it's a very complex thing you know public enemy number one it was in their country it's a it's a history of this stuff going back to the daniel pearl thing where you know the government basically put somebody who had nothing to do with killing him on trial and harming the guy you know so it's co

about why people didn't know what i am learning and that was christian bristol is a professor at georgetown university with that analysis now to athens now where the protests we've been covering this up another story from developing the u.s. both in the freedom flotilla to what was headed to gaza reportedly set sail that was stopped by the greek coast guard and turned back twenty minutes off the coast. now this comes after a year just one year after israeli commandos killed nine turkish activists on a patella challenging the naval blockade of gaza on open field now this international hotel is trying to set out again to challenge the blockade but it's looking less likely to happen with these reports now we didn't all developing but we're going to go try to get the very latest on the ground there in africa and on the phone with us adam shapiro who is one of the activists and thanks so much for being with us so obviously there's been a lot of reports about exactly what happened with the clip tell of which was supposed to set bail with this american boat you're an activist you've been organizin

am not quite ready to be learning about it and that was pressed cameras journalism professor at georgetownuniversity with that analysis. and that is our news for our team america this week but you want to be sure to tune in next week it's a prince and the popper prince william and his new wife kate are headed to los angeles where they will make a stop on skid row i assure you our team will show you a side of that visit you will not see on the mainstream media and california blood lust the death penalty costs the state a whopping three hundred million dollars per execution meanwhile schools there are crumbling social programs are being cut is the cost of the death sentence in lives and money far too high we'll take a look at that and finally scientology we have heard all about it thanks to tom cruise and others but parts of the religion are.

been a mistake and what price joining me now is chris chambers he is a journalism professor at georgetown university and we celebrate your analysis so you know we saw all of those reports such a big story when this broke but was d.s. k. already convicted in the eyes of public opinion in a court of public opinion well i would say convicted i mean he fits this paradigm of you know villain victim you know the victim being the victim but the villain being you know the old pepe le pew courtroom figure was based on these stereotypes and means and you've got the. look thorough you european french guy who you can you mauled into this kind of creature and then at the same time i mean this coincides with the whole white men behaving badly thing with you know arnold and john edwards so i mean it's not really a convicting kind of thing it's just it's a soap opera a reality show when so much attention is paid to really gain vilified by the mainstream media paraded out in handcuffs and you know that famous kind of iconic image of the perp walk which is more so up in arms about what now happens is the d

now, samer shehata, georgetown university assistant professor on arab politics., what is the latest on egypt? guest: president mubarak was ousted on february 11, so this is a transition period. we have the supreme council of the armed forces. it is headed by the military in the have put in an interim cabinet. they have called for parliamentary elections in september. but the country is certainly unsettled. there is a great deal of political activity with different political parties forming, alliance is made, security issues. security is not fully back to what it was. there has not been reform within the security apparatus. the economy is faltering. so the transitional moment isn't settled. host: talk about the elections that you mentioned. in the last decades, we sought elections in which mr. mumbai won. what is different in terms of the process and the way that this might be played out? guest: as you know the january 25 revolution was against this authoritarianism and electoral fraud. i have some faith that elections in the coming period will be significantly di

canal road at fox hall road heading into georgetown, you'll be ok as well.et's take a look at your trains. metro's running on-time although the escalators are out at foggy bottom and on vre, train 304, expect about a 10- minute delay. coming up, another look around the area in a few minutes. back to you guys. >> thank you, monika. >> dominion power says electricity should be back on by 6:00 tonight. >> about 1500 customers remain without power. dominion says it needs vdot to clear trees from the roads before it can begin putting fallen power lines back up. >> all of this is a result of sunday evening's storms. some people watched 4th of july fireworks while some got the juice back on. for others, they tried to keep a sense of humor as survival supplies ran low. >> i have another couple of bottles of porter and i'm going to stay -- what am i going to do about it? >> that's right. immediately after the storm, dominion had nearly 15,000 outages. some roads in north arlington may be closed as crews work to restore power. >>> the same storms which knocked out pow

calling a plane crash there a miracle after a passenger jet overshot the runway in the city of georgetownt the incredible details from jeff rossen. rossen, listen, a plane crash being a miracle, how is that? >> yeah, you don't usually hear when a plane crashes it's a merkel. the reason people were saying that, you were showing moments ago this say flight that started in new york, stopped in trinidad and crashed in georgetown. here is the miracle part. no one was that seriously injured. no deaths at all. everyone survived. and especially when you see images, it is incredible. it looked like another airline tragedy. >> this is one of the worst aviation mishaps in recorded memory. >> but soon passengers would emerge, all of them alive. >> we had to jump out of the plane. and my children at my side. >> after departing new york, the caribbean airlines stopped in trinidad and crashed in guy anna. the boeing 737 touched down and skidded off the runway, stopping just 200 feet short of a ravine. thinking it was over, passengers say they clapped. that's when the cabin broke in half. >> when the pla

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the boeing 737 originated in new york and crashed at an airport in georgetown early this morning. the plane split in two. the caribbean airlines plane was carrying more than 160 passengers and crew. >>> the hunt is on for the person or people who stole 27 rifles from ft. irwin in california. that's where the army conducts extensive desert training. the rifles were reported missing two weeks ago. so far we're hearing one firearm has been recovered. federal investigators are hoping a $10,000 reward will lead them to the weapons or to whom ever may have taken them. >>> the awol private accused of plotting an attack on soldiers stationed at ft. hood in texas is now being held without bond. naser jason abdo was in court yesterday. he was arrested after being tipped off by a gun store clerk. officials say they found bomb-making materials in abdo's motel room. they also say abdo admitted he plans to set off bombs at a restaurant popular with soldiers. >>> texas is in the midst of one of the worst droughts in its history. right now in texas conditions are worse than during the dust bowl o

a report by georgetown es estimates ho,000 openings by 2014.mes a chasm. >> i'm joined by glen thompson. congressman, it's nice to have you here with us this morning. tell us how the skills gap is affecting your home state of pennsylvania as well as other states around this country. what are you doing specifically there in p.a. to fix it? >> good morning, thomas. thanks for the opportunity to join you on a very important topic. we need america to be competitive as a qualified and trained work force. we have a skills gap. the career and technical education is undervalued in the past. it's an incredible opportunity. fully -- one-third, nearly one-third of the fastest occupation required an associates degree or vocational certifica certificate. these are jobs as i visit, i find job openings. despite we are significantly high on unemployment. what the job requires for technical skills and what the work force the unemployed have. supporting, i'm proud to work with my co-chair, congressman jim from rhode island, it's a bipartisan leadership and to le

. >>> police are hoping a new website will lead them to the killer in a georgetown cold case. the site will seek information in the 1998 murder of christine mirzon. she was sexually assaulted and beaten to debt on her way back to her dorm at georgetown university. they recently used dna to connect her case to a series of rapes in the early 1980s. >>> it is now 11:10, 77 degrees. coming up, the olympic pick. what city will be hosting the olympics in 2018. the decision is being announced right now. what makes the sleep number store different? you walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you want a firm bed you can lay on one of those, if you want a soft bed you can lay on one of those." we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. this is your body there. you can see a little more pressure in the shoulders and in the hips. then they start telling us, "well, yeahel sore right there in the morning." my lower back. that's right where been ex. now you can feel what happens as we raise your sleep number setting and allo

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index which is a key number. 100 now at the inner harbor. 103 down toward the beaches there in georgetown. so we're cooking out there. we're steaming. and that amount of heat and humidity really helping to fuel a couple of isolated storms where they have popped up, they have been intense just like the one there in hartford county right now. will we see more of this? probably tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow evening, we will. you can see this stationary front just north of us here. this boundary is going to extremely slowly drift southward overnight tonight and as we get into the day tomorrow, storms will be more likely where they were in southern pennsylvania today, they will be over maryland tomorrow and this will be basically one of those days where you can get those hit and mise showers any time after lunchtime through tomorrow afternoon. so again, a few popup storms this evening, including north and east of town. on your friday, scattered showers and storms likely any time after lunchtime and really could strike anywhere around the baltimore area, that boundary shifts southward. should cl

arthur spitzer is suing the police department for arresting a client simply for taking pictures in georgetown last july. >> is he a young man that is an amateur photographer. >> reporter: anybody can take pictures or videos of anybody else including police on a public street. >> we are not against the police here. we are in favor of the first amendment. >> the idea we are stopping people from videotaping us is absurd. >> reporter: the head of the police union agreeing that it is perfectly legal unless it interferes with the arrest. he cautions the videos that often end up online are not always an accurate portrayal of what actually happened on the street. >> while video may show certain events it is important you collect all the other facts before you make a decision before you rush to judgment. >> reporter: according to him a lot of online videos are edited specifically to make police look bad and that unfortunately the truth often ends up on the cutting room floor. matt jablow, 9news now. >> as for whether the increase in the number of those videos reflects a corresponding increase in exces

in the unt country" coming in second, batten rooub for its crawfish, boston maine for oysters, georgetown for lobster and charleston, south carolina picked for its atlantic shrimp. >> hmm. >> and out of the capital, do we think the weather will affect the festivities tonight? >> it will. the people out there now probably can't hear me. i wanted to get word to them and say, they need to find some health isser to g shelter to get into. a severe thunderstorm includes d.c. and the mall until 7:00, and that means this storm that we've been tracking this afternoon will be affecting them with heavy rain and definitely the lightning. off to other severe thunderstorm warnings and watches i want to talk about. start with the graphic. everywhere in pink, where we're talking about, that's it's severe thunderstorm watch that goes until midnight. be on the lookout for severe weather. the warning, counties shaded in orange. what i'm tracking with digital doppler. closer. including fairfax county, montgomery county, prince georges county, city of alexandria, this thunderstorm warning until 7:00. the stor

. >> just some of the teaching hospitals in our area, georgetown university hospital -- >> georgetown, george washington, the military hospital, howard university, and recently johnson hopkins just bought suburban and sibley. i don't know if they're going to send residents there, but we have a lot of teaching institutions here. >> and they're great institutions, for sure. let's give some advice to patients when they are being admitted to teaching hospitals, especially in the month of july. what are some things we should be looking out for? >> well, try to avoid having elective surgeries at these teaching institutions in july. let people get their water ring, so to speak. there is a learning curve to being a doctor and to making decisions. let people know what you're allergic to before a nurse or a young daughter administers to you. these kind of errors happen all the time. there's something like 100,000 fatalities a year in hospitals from medication errors, and it's 10% worse in july. let people know. have somebody advocate for you in a hospital, family member, or be your own advocate

at georgetown east elementary. the increase will go into effect on friday.it means an additional $23 a month for an average single family home. >>> you may not know it b. out banks are keeping -- it, but the banks are keeping track of your habits. they are selling your information to retailers for example how much you spend, where you shop, those stores are e-mailing or texting shopers were discounts. banks are paid whether they use the deals or not. in most cases people are automatically enrolled in the program but you have the right to on the out. >> apple store. golf galaxy. barnes and noble. >> clearly charley is a victim. >>> it could cost you more for one of the breakfast staple. when you say pass the bacon, the prices are expected to sizzle this summer. it's a tight hog population and bacon and pork boys baseed products prices are being pushed up to the use. >>> which silver screen lady is bringing in the green. it's a tie between angelina jolie and sarah jessica parker. forbes unveiled the top acting actress and they tie bringing home an estimated 30

he was cycling on a trip that would have taken them from harper's ferry to georgetown. >>> is the threatunderstorm all gone? annie is here with the forecast. how is it looking? >> the severe threat is gone. we have light showers and scattered activity just west of dc out towards warrenton and just south of interstate 66. let's zoom on in and show you where the showers are taking in. also just around reston we're seeing light shower activity. i'm not expecting anything really severe at all overnight. but we did see some pretty good storms south of us basically in the richmond area but we didn't see no severe warnings issued despite the severe thunderstorm watch in effect. so what are we expecting for the rest of the night? mostly cloudy and mild. scattered showers and rain possible. isolated thunderstorm possible. not severe. lows will be 66-74 degrees. tomorrow lots of us are heading back to work. we need a special grab the umbrella and your sunglasses just in case. by 7:00 it will be mild. 60s and 70s. by 9:00 looking great with more sunshine but a chance for some storms isolated tomorr

domonique has a $4 million mansion down in georgetown and tonight he is finally free to sleep in it againday a judge in new york released him from house arrest all amid signs that the rape case the prosecutors have been building against him could soon crumble. prosecutors admit they question the credibility of that hotel maid that said he forced himself on her. the charges still stand. >> our officer's commitment is to the truth and the facts and that will govern how we proceed. >> the rape charges forced him to resign as head of the international monetary fund and derailed plans for running for the presidency of france. he is convinced the prosecutors will soon drop those charges. the attorney for the hotel maid accuses prosecutors of abandoning the woman. >>> how is this for a summer block buster? terminator 6 irreconcilable differences. yup, maria shriver filed for divorce from arnold schwarzenegger. i guess you could think that was only a matter of time. arnold fessed up to having a baby. they were married for 25 years. >>> turning now to the casey anthony murder trial in florida. des

georgetown east elementary school is where it's happening. the increase went no effect on friday and it means an increase of $23 a month for the average single family home. >>> am bc2 is work -- abc2 is working to let you know how you can save 10 to $50 on gas by eating cereal. through the end of the year from now if you buy kellogg's cut out the bar codes and you will mail in and we will give you a gas card back. there's a limit to 5 cards per household. fill them out and postmarked by december 31st. the cereal bocks have to be at -- boxes have to be at least 10 ounces. >>> the video is so incredible and we are seeing it from a different perspective. >> we are talk about the arizona dust tomorrow. but we will -- dust storm. we will show it to you at a different speed. >>> we eat more than we did 30 years ago burks how much more are we -- but how much more are we eating? how the calories and consumption is responsible for our growing waistline. >>> and this could have been bad. squirrel against machine. don't worry it has a happy ending. but

. >>> a serial rapist connected to the slaying of a young woman in georgetown. how police plan to generate new leads in the case that captivated the rise more than 10 years ago. >>> -- the region more than 10 years ago. >> a prisoner suitcase escape. foiled. why guards got suspicious. >>> and gary has the forecast. >> reporter: very stubborn- like, brian and some humidity is going to be on the increase the next few days and some storms, too. we'll take a look at everything. the full forecast is coming up.  >> police are turning to the internet for more information on a serial rapist linked to several attacks in our area and investigator's say the dna is related to the sexual assault in the area. the police are creating a website to raise awareness similar to a public outreach campaign that helped the police with the arrest of the so- called, at least this one in particular. the east coast races and. >> though the news edge on virginia. a man is arrested on the murder of his father on independence day. the 62ier old was stabbed to death in great falls after 10 l

police said she was sexually assaulted and killed while caulking to her home in georgetown. now investigators say her dna connects her murder to a series of rapes and assaults. they hope the website will bring tips in for all of these cases. >> we have a missing teen alert. 17-year-old micah is from bethesda. he was last seen on sunday. his family says it is simply just not like him to vanish. if you have seen michael, call police. >>> we are monitoring the power outage situation in north arlington. ahead an update on when the lights will finally be back on. plus anny has your forecast. >> a nice night, but things start shifting with the winds and the humidity. first, here's your almanac. the official high 91. the average 98 degrees. i have your full forecast when i come back. >> but first, more on brazen criminals targeting churches in our area. we'll be back. >>> police in vienna, virginia, are investigating the theft of purses and wallets committed during church services. the thefts took place at three different churches. police say in each case the purses and wallets are

and major backups across the key bridge heading into georgetown.georgetown even though everything is open. the beltway is looking a little colesville road with some of volume. a gorgeous day today of we get a little break this humidity north of town. south of the metro in culpeper and that area, you still have a out withidity hanging sunshine. 78 degrees in the district but 68 degrees in winchester. temperatures are trying to catch the region.rest of it is 73 degrees in frederick. there is a lot of sunshine today chance of a thunderstorm south of the metro area. first lady michelle obama help military families during tonight's washington nationals game. before the game, children from those families will escort her plate and one of them out that first pitch. mrs. obama will join the during thecognized third inning. we will have another update at 8:56. for continuous news coverage, tune in to news channel 8. ♪ we coming to america ♪ they coming to america >> how about that mohawk, right? >> a great mohawk. >> there are the royal couple. they were rac

. >>> police in two jurisdictions hope a website will lead them to a killer in a georgetown cold case. the site will seek information in the 1998 murder. investigators say they recently used dna to connect her killer to a series of rapes in montgomery county in the early '90s. they hope by posting a composite of the killer they will have similar success to detectives hunting the east coast rapist. >>> this morning a 32-year-old autistic man is charged with stabbing his father to death. this happened in great falls in fairfax county. police say that casey hemmer reported a break-in on the fourth of july. when police arrived, they discovered that his father lawrence hemmer was dead. it happened while the mother and brother were away watching fireworks. he's being held without bond. this is the sixth homicide in fairfax county this year. the third, police say, that is domestic related. >>> a second man is arrested in connection with the deadly shooting near the caribbean shooting. 24-year-old deonte bryant is charged with second degree murder. he's one of the gunmen involved in the shoot

two public forums will be hosted, the first set for next thursday, and that will be at georgetown east elementary. the increase went this to effect on friday and means increase of 23-dollars a month. >>> and because you are switching to smart phones and using more data, verizo, n feels its time like tomorrow to eliminate the unlimited data plan. they want to be able to handle all your traffic and get you to pay for what you use. we went to the store to see if anybody buying just under the wire. >> i will probably never use over it but just in case i figured i man i as well keep it if i can. >> reporter: the new plans will apply to new customers and current ones who trade up to a smart phone. current people won't be affected. no tonight we are learning more about the jurors who ruled casey anthony was not guilty. juror number throw, jennifer ford became the first to speak about the decision saying they cried, and they were sick to their stomachs over the voting. she said she never said casey was innocent only there wasn't enough evidence or proof of a crime. casey who was convicted of l

seen as a potential candidate french presidency before the scandal because of the chambers from georgetown university as the media a substantial romans. he fits this paradigm of you know villain victim you know the victim being the victim but the villain being you know the old pepe le pew courtroom figure was based on these stereotypes and means and you've got the shady european french guy who you can you mold into this kind of creature and then all at the same time i mean this coincides with the whole white men behaving badly thing with terms of how our particular television media and see the blogosphere and pundits work that doesn't matter it's all fear it's all ratings it's all you know machinations and brain opinion into it you know it doesn't matter what happens this guy has fulfilled his role and then only other hand you have the victim who was slaughtered lamb kind of victim you know fulfilling that role in the opera and now she comes into you know the third world. typical kind of illegal alien type you know so we can play that stereotype in. the top of some other international news

police say she was sexually assaulted and killed while walking home to georgetown. investigators say the very same dna connects her murder to several rapes and assaults in montgomery county. >> dna linked these eight offenses together. they have identified we all have the same suspect. we just at this time don't have a name to go with that dna profile. >> police are hoping that website will bring in some new leads. we'll let you know when the site is up and running. >>> new sex crime charges. lawsuits, all sorts of developments tonight in the dominic strauss case. first about the charges. a french writer alleged the former head of the international monetary fund tried to rape her. she says it happened back in 2003 when she was interviewing strauss-kahn had her apartment. her mother persuaded her not to charge back then. back in this country, another lawsuit. this one filed against the new york post by the hotel maid who also accuses him of sexual assault. that woman says the newspaper reported that she was a prostitute. >>> still ahead. >> i felt like i was having a