monster who raped and tortured lynch and his brother when they were just seven and four years old, pat harris said they have the right to vote not guilty in this case. outside of the jury presence, the judge told harris to watch his step, saying they have to decide the case on facts and law to instruct them to do anything other than that is improper and violates their oath. and the d.a.says it was a selfish act of revenge. >> this fact that the victim did something horrific to the defendant years ago doesn't give the defendant the right to go out to commit a crime. you can't take the law into your own hands. >> these three women who say they were also molested by father lindner say the wrong man is on trial. >> there is no comparison to what's happening here today and what the real injustice was. the molestation and rape of children. >> and the jury had the case less than 45 minutes today and will resume deliberations in the morning. >> and there is a pastor accused of molesting children went for half a million dollars bail today. a judge ordered him to wear a gps device and stay away from hi

defense attorney pat harris contends with the victim father jerry linder pleading the fifth and not testifying, that created reasonable doubt and jurors can vote not guilty. the basic strategy here for the deputy d.a. is that she wants the jury to see this strictly as an assault case. the defense, on the other hand, maintains that there were reasons behind the assault, which it says was at most, the assault at most was a misdemeanor. it appears that the jury has taken off for the evening. they'll reconvene tomorrow at which point we'll start waiting for a verdict. live in san jose, i'm arrow santiago, nbc bay area. >>> the widow and girlfriend of thomas kinkaid are facing off in court of who will be in charge of his $66 million estate. today, round one went to the girlfriend. she's produced two notes saying were handwritten by kinkaid bequoo bequooefing her his mansion. the judge remains the case will remain open to the public in probate court. kinkaid and his wife were separated but not legally divorced when he died back in april of an accidental overdose of alcohol and valium. >>> now to a f

pat harris is an excellent trial attorney. thank >> taking a quick look at traffic, let's take a look at the golden gate when. traffic and both directions and here's a look at the james lick usually beginning to slow down, after the traffic will be on the lower deck of the bay bridge is moving pretty good. traffic moving fairly well to the south bay. mornings after >>catherine: and bay area does, the battle has been done for the $66 million state of thomas kincaid. hearings began in court between his ex-wife and his live-in girlfriend. the girlfriend has a hand written note that because her his mansion and it would also give her a $10 million to establish a museum of kincaids paintings. his wife of 30 years is disputing that claim, she once full careful of the real state despite being legally separated for more than two years. the judge decided today that the case will remain open to the public. the next hearing is scheduled for august. the san francisco zoo has brought in a goober to help design some of its more cahow out the

attorney pat harris would only tell me that he had an issue to deal with. if william lynch is convicted of felony assault and elder abuse, he faces a maximum of four years in prison. >>> a big win for the 49ers in santa clara county today, a court granting a restraining order, freezing redevelopment funds. the money was approved go to -- 49ers say the money was promised to them and they want their money back. construction on the stadium will not be impacted by this lawsuit. >>> thousands of california doctors are suing health insurance company etna. it's accusing etna of denying patients access to out of network doctors even if they purchased a policy that allows them to choose those providers. the suit also says that doctors were threatened if they referred patients outside of the network. the company is suing some of these same doctors saying they schemed to inflate their medical bills by nearly 800%. >> happening right now, protesters are outside of oakland's lake view elementary to talk about an early morning raid that happened in an encampment. you can

harris teeter holdup scheme? the louddown county sheriffs are investigating the case. in aldy, virginia, pat collins, news 4. >>> harris teeter is committing up to $50,000 reward for information leading to the successful arrests of the people responsible for the recent robbery. >>> the president of penn state university is speaking out today about a report critical of the university. an investigation by the former fbi chief louis freeh criticized penn state's reaction when child sex abuse allegations were made against former assistant football coach jerry sandusky. it found even the legendary coach joe paterno helped in the cover-up. >> the freeh report does present an accurate indication instead of conclusions about what happened here. >> there is now a national debate about whether the university should remove the statute of paterno that stands outside the stadium now. >>> pepco is asking customers to conserve energy during this extreme heat to protect the power supply. there is not much people with do to keep the power on during severe storms. pepco is looking at ways to move utility line

sergeant first class pat harris, sergeant martin lugo, sergeant justin gallegos, sergeant gonzalez, first lieutenant thompson, sergeant first class jonathan mccain, staff sergeant donald stacy, private first class adam hart. our service men and women have performed with incredible courage and commitment in afghanistan. they have done everything that has been asked of them, but the truth is they have been put at an impossible position. a war with no foreseeable end and a war that is costing not just them and their families but our country's ability to prosper and to move forward. it's time to say enough is enough. it's time to take a responsible -- the responsibility to end this war in afghanistan, be responsible but end it. the cost to america, the cost to our future is too enormous to continue on the path that we're on, a path that has no end. and with that i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from arizona yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. speaker. mr. higgins: the appropriati

my name is pat thoma atac ted ursm pleased to see some in the of my colleagues and students. the author harry washington is very special to me. the harrd medical school. we connected. we have been friends eve since. rn thear b h a of, including the national book critics circle of best nfiction of the year. we are so pleased to bring back this year touring with her iant hall ppl he is ssle that the office of diversity. the professional in residents per gramor the journalm hat i a journalist who morph into an author who gained an international reputation as a medical ethicist. seize immoral thinker. a placehate ndear in actal, she helps explain to us why medicine works the way it does. let's welcome harriet. la >> good afternoon. >> fnn. >> i ge my heartfelt thanks. he mayetin comom for that i'm very careful. i have lot to say to you. i'm actually going to get to all of it. i shod skip over a slightbeur o i'm not in the habit of reading my slides. your academics. things that hopeful will gaanizu. eas rd our most recent work actually a critique in american medicine a buimprveoneduttiqu coequence

harris teeter hold up scheme? the loud on county sheriff's are investigating the case. in aldy, virginia, patns, news 4. >>> howard county police arrested ten men using a reverse prostitution sting. that sting took place friday in laurel along the route 1 corridor. female officers posed as prostitutes, men who approached and offered money for sex were promptly arrested. the men range in age between 24 and 47. they're all from maryland and northern virginia. >>> an alexandria police officers are remembering a four legged colleague, retired canine bear has died. he served as that department's explosive detection dog from 2001 until his retirement in 2008. the highlight of his career came in 2004 when he beat 15 other dogs to become the crowned champion of the national explosive detector competition. after retirement, bear lived with his partner lieutenant john zuka and his family in woodbridge. >> good news tonight for potomac national's baseball fans and commuters thanks to a public-private partnership, the potomac nationals will build a new stadium at the stone bridge town center. vdot will b

harry reid is gone you are not going to get anywhere. >> exit question. this is a victory for president obama. will it be a short-term victory or long-term victory? pat buchanan. >> i'm afraid it's a long-term victory. >> it puts him in the history books and on the right track and i think it's to his benefit in november. the country does not want another long, bloody battle over healthcare. not that time in business of giving advice to republicans. if they want this election to turn on the economy, they ought to get off this topic real fast and accept the ruling of the land. >> quickly. >> short-term, obama care encapsulates everything that's wrong with obamacare. >> i believe it's going to have an adverse impact on the economy. >> short term three, high court immigration. >> today is a day when the key components of our efforts to protect the citizens of arizona to take up the fight against illegal immigration in a balanced and constitutional way has unanimously been vindicated by the highest court in the land. >> arizona governor jan brewer applauded another u.s. supreme court decision. on monday, the high court ruled on the state of arizona and it

pat lawson muse. a d.c. public relations executive is pleading guilty to corruption charges involving mayor vincent gray's 2010 campaign. eugenia jeanne harriscused of making campaigns. her business is implicated in a shadow campaign scheme to get gray into office. news 4's tom sherwood will have the latest developments coming up. >>> a man reported missing and endangered in massachusetts died in a hit-and-run in arlington this morning. police have not identified the victim but they did reveal that he was a 62-year-old veteran. a car hit him on route 110 near arlington. investigators are still looking for the driver. >> president obama and mitt romney were both on the road today. the president campaigned in iowa and renewed the call he made yesterday to raise taxes on americans who earned mo are than $250,000 a year. in colorado romney slammed the plan and called the president an extreme liberal. he renewed his vou to repeal the president's health care reform law. >> and wall street another day of losses. the s&p 500 ended with an 11-point loss. >>> denise rich is a renowned sopping writer, a mother, and a politically connected fund-raiser.

>>gregg: and you know harry reid will never allow it to come to a vote. pats the democrats cover. going after the whole bill saying they are protecting children under 26 and older people, and the reason i say deception is important, as the claw in the hammer, doug, is that what you have by raising the tax issue, president obama's elected as a transformer but people believe he manipulated them. and other democrats went along, they are on the defensive. that is much more a new energy than simply re-doing this. >>gregg: and now switching subjects, vacation politics. and doug when you worked for the clinton administration it was a huge issue. so, do we have video of governor romney on an expensive boat at the lake up in new hampshire and near the huge mansion and compound high has and it creates this, you know, rich image. compared to the president on campaign trail. he is not showing martha's vineyard because it is political not win, and we sent clinton to the west because martha's vineyard is a nonstarter. so now he going anywhere but there are or the hamptons

pat collins, news 4. >> we are going out to the news conference at the u.s. attorney's office in progress about the d.c. public relations executive jeanne harris pleading guilty in a widespread shadow campaign to elect mayor gray. >> business owner agreed to generously finance the campaign so long as it was who was the source of the funds. between july and september 2010, the business owner used one of his companies to send one of miss harris' companies, bell international, more than $650,000 to be used in the mayoral campaign. miss harris put that money to work to influence the outcome of the election. subcommittee hired political consultants with the official campaign during the time leading up to the primary. she also purchased more than $100,000 worth of campaign materials that were identical to the official campaign materials. these materials were purchased from the same vendors as the e official campaign materials and were often delivered to the official campaign headquarters. as you can see from the exhibit to my right, the money that was provided to miss harris was used to pay for over $200,000 in campaign staff expenses, over $127,000

pat lawson muse. >> breaking news at 4:30. david catania says he's called on may user vincent gray to resign. he's the first elected official to call for him to step down. yesterday jeannie harris guilty in connection with a $650,000 shadow campaign. gray has said he has no plans to step down. ra. >>> right now residents in northwest washington are cleaning up. the rain flooded many homes and cars, firefighters even had to push some drivers to safety. the storm also toppled treats along massachusetts avenue. that prevented commuters from turning onto waterside drive and reaching the rock creek parkway. >>> two of the cars that derailed overnight in ohio are still burning. 11 cars jumped the track. the train was carry ethanol, and nearby residents had to evacuate. firefighters decided to let the fire burn out. >>> a former fbi director is set to release a report tomorrow on penn state's role in the jerry san cuss did i child sex abuse scansal. sandusky convicted last month. >>> 77 people have lost their lives in water since memorial day. most of those victims were children, 78 other people nearly drowned. >> nbc's tom costillo reports from bethesda. >> reporter: watch closely th

before obamacare past in which harry reid and nancy pelosi and the rest of the democratic came out on the steps of the capitol and really dislocating their shoulders patting themselves on the back so hard because they send it down the cost of the patient protection act down to just $940 billion i remember when 940 billion was actually a lot of money. now realize it's a rounding error in the latest bailout. but it really is a substantial amount of money. thank wasn't even dry on the bill before that 940 billion number began to unravel. that may have left out a few things. there is that cost of implementing the bill. but the congressional budget office estimated $115 billion. thus the cost of everything from hing of the new irs agents are going to have to enforce the individual mandate to hiring people to oversee the exchanges, the new insurance regulators, all of this is going to have a cost. this is in washington window, authorized but not appropriated and therefore it does not have to be counted as a cost because is not actually being spent yet. it will be in the future, but they don't actually counted. and then, of course, there was the slight of hand o

again, the leader, mitch mcconnell, of our party, and harry reid, the majority leader of the senate, for their very generous remarks about both pat and me, and i join pat in extolling the virtues of those who have made such a difference in our lives. my wife charlene, our four sons, our 13 grandchildren, our great-grandchildren -- these are very precious people who have made such a difference in my life, made it possible for me to have good health and spirits throughout this time and to enjoy thoroughly this experience. i would just add to the remarks of my colleague that tomorrow we hope have a little celebration in the agriculture committee room. long ago at the beginning of our creation, pat and i were situated at the end of the long table that stretched the length of the agriculture committee room. our chairman, herman talmadge of georgia, was at one end with senator jim eastland from mississippi. i'm not certain what the rules of the senate were at that time, but i recall frequently both were enveloped in smoke at the end of the room. and it seemed to me that they were, in fact, developing whatever the policy was going to be