the victim's family says they're glad this is over. 44-year-old christopher loni of assaulting a young girl he knew while living in rochester. >> she was about to relive her whole childhood, the worst parts of it, out loud, for hours. reporter: he pleaded guilty to five counts of aggravated felonious sexual assault and will serve at least 25 years behind bars. the victim's mother says her daughter came forward three years ago when she was 14. she says the assaults date back to 2003. >> she hasn't been able to attend school, she sleeps most of the doesn't have friends. reporter: the victim's mother says she hopes her daughter will now be able to move on, knowing justice will be served. >> i'm hoping that i see her grow, five inches in every direction, and finish her education and find some hobbies. reporter: now loni could face additional charges, as prosecutor says he allegedly violated his bail before his trial was set to start. he was seen trying to obtain a week. at the hearing, family and friends came to support the victim , among them were members from bikers against child abuse.

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reporter: it was an emotional day in court as christopher loni pleaded guilty, he will serve at leas5 the victim's family says they're glad. 44-year-old christopher loni of maine pleaded guilty to sex actually assaulting a young girl he knew while living in rochester, he'll serve at least 25 years in jail. during the hearing prosecutors say the sexual assaults date back to 2003. the victim came forward three years ago when she was 14 years old. she's now 17. according to prosecutors, he violating his bail just days before jury selection. he was seen trying to obtain a passport in portsmouth last week. the victim's mother says this time has been hard to get through, but hopes her daughter can now move forward. >> i'm hoping that i see her grow five inches in every direction and finish her education and fine some hobbies. reporter: a formal sentencing hearing will take place this friday morning. he will also an rained additional criminal charges. in dover, kristen carosa, wmur news 9. jean: city officials in charlotte, north carolina are bracing for another night of protests after a dea

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mike is looking for loni anderson. hasn't found her. >> reporter: as god as my witness, i didn't know turkeys could fly. >> reporter: as long as we are talking cincinnati, let's talk about the bengals. the broncos are not going to go 16-0. when you look at the vid kill, this is one of the tough underdog. this is a first one on the road. the first time for trevor siemian to get the hostile crowd. >> i was going to pick the bengals until vontez was suspended. he was the one plainer the game who could play on the denver defense. he is a hard hitter, a play maker. he has a little bit of dirtiness in his play. i hope the denver defense is not too offended by that. but he is a heck of a player. about him. i think they have a chance to run the ball. the bengals are 32 in the league in defending the run. i think the broncos got a chance. >> reporter: what you just said about him is really kind of the same case for our guy who is not going to play. that being demarcus ware. this gives cincinnati more time to basically key on vo

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lonie has more now from haywar hayward. >> foregone conclusion that i have no choice but to sue. >>reporter: he's filing a wrongful termination lawsuit after school board members voted to fire him from the hayward unified school district. >> very widely defamation of khavrjt i would say it's defamation it's character assassination. >>reporter: dobs is talking about this termination notice he received a week ago from the board. the notice says dobs has an explosive temper. en game entered extreme act of dishonesty, violation of state law and failed to keep the board informed. hayward parents packed wednesday night board meeting expressing concerns about the motivation behind the investigation. hayward unified school district has gone through four superintendents since 2010. dobs raised questions about a 250 dollar monthly stipend board members gave themselves for travel expenses. >> they were not veiled. board policy you can't turn in set for grooming. >>reporter: parents question the stipend even filing a public record request to follow the money. >> their response to my request

and that clearly depended on the expertise, knowledge and skills and capacity of the team that lony referenced, this international team, no one person, no one small group of people could have done this work all on their own. that's the power. >> what do we have from the ship? what will we be seeing at the museum? >> i think we're still obviously diving on the ship. one of the things we know we have are these iron ballasts one of the tell-tale signs because the cargo, human cargo is light. so you need ballasts to give that balance to the ship. we're going to bring up a piece -- couple of ballast pieces and pulley that talks about how the sails were used, et cetera. i'm also still looking for a tiny piece of wood from the hull of the ship. in essence, we're still diving because i think that gives us a kind of -- piece of the true cross. and i want something not a whole ship but i want people to be able to sort of create an ee vok tif moment where they can look at these pieces and begin to think about what this means, who these people were, what their loss was, what did they sacrifice for all of

as a federal prosecutor lony crime. she worked with the bush and obama administrations to combat terrorism. as attorney general, she helped reduce crime. that's why she's endorsed by law enforcement across nevada. catherine cortez masto. catherine cortez masto. i trust her to keep us safe. i'm catherine cortez masto, >> anchor: welcome back. saturday morning. life is beautiful in full affect in downtown las vegas. and weather is beautiful as we bring in the first official weekend of fall. >> weather: i will tell you. no complaints at all this weekend. if you have outdoor plans. if you are heading down to the music festival. doing anything. we have a new camera on weather bug network. this is the extreme south valley at walker. walker international. college and 95. the camera is pointed east. and we will see the sunriseing there. 6:31 officially the sun rise. and 62 degrees down in south valley with southwest wind hardly noticeable. 29 percent the humidity. that relative humidity. coming down. dewpoint of 29 degrees. and

be live with the dedication which includes remarks by president obama and founding museum director loni bunch. this is american history tv, nly on c-span 3. >> in 1945 harry truman, winston churchhill and joseph stalin met in pottsdam germany to discuss europe's reconstruction. next, military historian talks worldpottsdam, the end of war ii. he chronicles their personalities. the hopes of not repeating the mistakes of the peace conference in paris. the kansas city public library hosted this 50-minute event. [applause] >> thanks everyone for coming out tonight. i don't know if it was the air-conditioning or the free wine or what. i'm thrilled that you're here. i want to start

museum director loni bunch. this is american history tv, nly on c-span 3. >> in 1945 harry truman, winston churchhill and joseph stalin met in pottsdam germany to discuss europe's reconstruction. next, military historian talks worldpottsdam, the end of war ii. he chronicles their personalities. the hopes of not repeating the mistakes of the peace conference in paris. the kansas city public library hosted this 50-minute event. [applause] >> thanks everyone for coming out tonight. i don't know if it was the air-conditioning or the free wine or what. i'm thrilled that you're here. i want to start thanking eryone, the truman institute to do this. it's one of the first place to do research on this project. this is a wonderful thing to be able to do at the end of it. this is my fifth or sixth time coming to kansas city. i have yet to be here when the weather was tolerable. [laughter] i've been here for a blizzard, a thunder snow, tornado and now this. but every single time i have left with barbecue in my stomach, wond

kind of emotion you were seeing from people in the audience hearing the president's words, hearing lonich's words and also eyewitness to the unveiling of this magnificent building. >> reporter: people are in tears. people are laughing. people are crying. people are praying. when you go inside the museum, i know, fred, you were inside as well. it is such a validation of one's history. i can hardly wait to take my parents. really, so much of their story, their life story growing up in a segregated south, you hear the stories, but don't feel it, the impact, until you see it. you see the fountains for colored only or a rail car for whites only. you can touch it, see it and feel it inside this museum. it's incredibly powerful for so many people i talked to here today to have that sense of validation, their story is real and it wasn't long ago that there is still work to be done. there's still a struggle that is ahead and i think people are going to feel like this is a place they go to, but keep coming back. it's going to take a couple. >> gosh, you can't do it in one day, no. >> absolutely n

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. >> thank you when we are standing in front of the wk rp in cincinnati and looking for loni anderson but has not found her. >> as god is my witness i thought turkeys could fly. >> as long as were talking about cincinnati let's talk and when you look at the schedule this is a tough one. they go in this like carolina as an underdog and first-time perk quarterback river -- trevor siemian. >> it's his first road game and i was going to pick the angles until burfict is suspended for one more day. he is the one player in the league who can play on this denver defense. he's a hard hitter and a playmaker. he has ali hope the denver defense is a too offended but he is a heck of a player in the broncos don't have to worry about him in this game. the broncos have a chance to run the ball and the bengals are 32nd in the league in defending the run. i think the broncos have a chance. >> and earlier kickoff and earlier for game day live in north bank of the ohio river including brandon stokely's miracle deflection in the 2009 season opener and the 87 yard touchdown with 11 seconds remaining is the

speakers include president obama and founding museum director, loni bunch. also, first lady, michelle obama, george w. bush and mrs. laura bush, chief justice roberts and david scorton. live saturday at 8:00 eastern on c-span 3. c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up wednesday morning, california democratic caucus chair will discuss zika funding and campaign 2016. pennsylvania congressman charles dent will be with us to talk about government funding and pennsylvania's role as a battleground state. the new atlantis contributor on why science should focus on real world issues. watch c-span's washington journal at 7:00 a.m. join the discussion. >>> air force general john hyten has been nominated to be the u.s. strategic command. he testified earlier today. general hyten outlined the threats facing the u.s. from russia, china, iran and north korea. this is about two hours. >>> good morning. the armed services committee meets this morning to consider the nomination of general john e. hyten to be commande

speakers include president barack obama and museum director loni bunch. >> what's most important is every exhibition in this museum has a goal to humanize these stories. in essence most history museums we tell the grand story of slavery or migration. we want those grand stories told. we want you to think about it on a human scale so you can relate, understand, so that you're moved by the experience of these people. >> just after 7:00 p.m., artist peter widell shares his paintings depicting washington, d.c., during the 19th century. >> visitors during president byian's presidency, harriette there in the blue dress, the japanese ambassadors. the giant wonderful lights outside the white house that were taken out during the roosevelt rehab in 1902. >> sunday evening at 6:00, the moses myers house was owned by the first jewish family in norfolk, virginia, in the 19th century. hear how the family maintained a large shipping operation and how the home has been passed down through several generations of the myers family. >> when they did that paint analysis and dug underneath the layers of paint,

as a federal prosecutor lony crime. she worked with the bush and obama administrations to combat terrorism. as attorney general, she helped reduce crime. that's why she's endorsed by law enforcement across nevada. catherine cortez masto. catherine cortez masto. i trust her to keep us safe. i'm catherine cortez masto,

as a federal prosecutor lony crime. she worked with the bush and obama administrations to combat terrorism. as attorney general, she helped reduce crime. that's why she's endorsed by law enforcement across nevada. catherine cortez masto. catherine cortez masto. i trust her to keep us safe. i'm catherine cortez masto,

as a federal prosecutor lony crime.

as a federal prosecutor lony crime. she worked with the bush and obama administrations to combat terrorism. as attorney general, she helped reduce crime. that's why she's endorsed by law enforcement across nevada. catherine cortez masto. catherine cortez masto. i trust her to keep us safe. i'm catherine cortez masto,