the armed services ymca has been serving troops sips the civil war. its director tells us how the storied organization is changing to help today's troops. first, it's already a busy summer for defense secretary leon panetta who just got back from a trip to took him to sing b'gosh and afghanistan among many others. back in washington a presidential campaign is under way as a threat of budgetary problems loom that would automatically chop another $500 billion over defense spending over the coming decade. add to that, a war, operations worldwide and investigations into news stories about classified capabilities in bases and you have the makings of a long, hot sum perp joining us to talk about the late interest the e-ring are two men with great reputations for their candor, pentagon press secretary george little and d.o.d. spokesman captain john kirby. welcome to the program. >> thank you. >> secretary panetta's asian trip was the new since the new strategy. there's been a lot of concern about china's rise and increasing acertificativeness. the united sta

we've all heard that it's fun to stay at the ymca.an in harlem, new york, is making sure that theme holds true. this is our "slice of life." ♪ >> the harlem ymca in new york city is a treasured institution where children come to swim, learn, play and make new friends. tiffany park is the executive director. it's also where young people are paired with progressionals who offer mentorship and career advice. >> welcome to the 42nd annual national salute to black achievers in the industry. >> this year, they put a spotlight on young achievers while raising more than $600,000. that's no easy feat in this economy. >> the industry is a circle of hope. we take seventh grade and eighth grade and ninth grade students and link them to mentors. the mentors are the achievers honored by the corporation. they are our achievers of the evening who are on stage. those are role models these children can look up to. >> since 1971, the black achievers in industry program is used to show african-american diversity in the corporate world. >> we're placing 2

i am speaking on behalf of the high school at the embarcadero ymca. i want to thank supervisor scott wiener and john papillose for their donations to support the high school. we serve kids and all sentences for districts. we serve kids that have not very well in mainstream high school. the monthly cost to educate a student is $2,500. the state of california monthly cost is $7,571. the annual cost to educate an inmate in our state is $15,780. i would like to share our story. she is 17. before she came to the high school, she was a truant and did not care about school. she came and turned her life around and became the salutatorian of this year's graduating class. next is jonathan. jonathan, while being at the high school, got off do not probation, and graduated this year. we're asking the city for financial support. two of years ago, we were receiving dcyf funding. that funding was cut. we were able to stay open to the ymca annual fund-raising campaign but we need your help. the students need your help. finally, i would like to leave you -- supervisor

josh janney from the ymca joins us hotspot. mornings hometown - - tell us about coomunity fair day?how many people from the community event?-what other happening at the festival? festival? 3&the catonsville the atonsville ymca frre festival fun week is taking place until june 9th.for more baltiiore dot com slash x - morning she's one excited mom... "i got up and i said 'yay my baby madeeit. yes!' yes!'but why cheering for her daaghttr at graduation.. landed this woman in handcuffs. handcuffs. youure 3 along with "pomp and circumstance"... it's &psomething you hear at every . graduation."i got up and i said 'yay my baby made it. yes!' just a regular cheer." cheer." but a cheerrjust like that one mother.. in handcuffs.shannon ccoper says she couldn't help gettiig excited for her daughter.but police say parents were warned not to cheer for the graduates or stil.. when er daughter walked acrosssthe stage to get her diplomaa shannon did it anyway. "don't scream, don't cheer. no, i'm thinking innmy mind. no, i''ma cheer because, you know, i went through too much to get her to this point.

ymca d.c. held their second annual spring luncheon at milano.wen the first african-american ymca in the world. the new center scheduled to open in october in the u street corridor and it's degoing to feature 44,000 feet of square feet space, featuring an internet car faye and large child care facility. >>> opening weekend for maryland's stand up roller coaster. a jolting journey at six flags america in largo. i got a chance to check it out. >> reporter: hair-raising turns and sudden drops, the newest ride at six flags america strives to create an end of the world thriller with shooting fire and explosions. >> it definitely gives you the feeling that something bad, imminent is coming at the end of the ride. >> reporter: elizabeth loves to ride roller coasters. she says she's been on 350 of them. and her 9-year-old daughter calista rode her first coaster at 2 years old. they were the perfect partners for my first ride on the apocalypse. this camera will make you feel like you are on the apocalypse, too. i'll strap it on, put it tight around my che

ymco anthony bowen the first african-american ymca in the world. new center scheduled to open in october in the u street corridor. it's going to feature 44,000 feet of square feet space, featuring an rooftop terrace, internet cafe and also a child care facility. it's going to be very, very nice. >> if you're on a rooftop terrace today, not a good place to be, i guess. >> a rooftop terrace today, your recommendation, don't be on the roof today. it's going to be sizzling up there. unless you're frying an egg on the top of your head i suggest somewhere else. >>> right now, people are gearing up for the great chesapeake bay swim. it's happening at 11:00 near sandy point. 12-year-old jimmy thomas from california the youngest swimmer in the charity event. this event raises money for the maryland march of dimes and other nonprofits. >>> a warring heading to ocean city, stay alert while crossing the street. two people have been hit and killed while crossing coastal highway this year. officers are urging visitors to only cross the highway at crosswalks. >>

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we spoke to a man who teaches cardio classes at the ymca. he says the class last night in silver spring was pretty tough. >> as far as what the heat was like yesterday, shorter intervals, longer breaks, more water, time to go back into the "y," get some extra air, come back out. >> reporter: so, of course, stay cool, think about your pets as well. keep them inside, if you can, and keep them with as much water as possible. i understand from my producer there is somebody in the pool. so there you go. somebody is cooling off this very warm morning. back to you. >> melissa mollet, thank you. notice how people are going indoors just to use the pool. montgomery county isn't alone with extended pool hours today. d.c.'s parks and recreation department is keeping several pools open for longer hours this week. alexandria also extended hours at a number of its pools as well. >> yeah, the pool is definitely the place to be. just sit in there and don't come out. >> that's right. >> and wear sun block, too. >> yes. >> because we've got the highest sun ang

that looks like inner-city youth, ymca programs, as well as the case management program. i would like to invite a program director as well as the director of justice program to answer any questions or provide expansion on any requests. >> my name is denise coleman, and i am from clark, and thank you for giving me this opportunity to present before you today. some of you i know, and some of you i do not. i wanted to start off by giving you an idea of and why it was created. there was nothing at the front end of the system to intervene in a young person's life, so what we do is we provide interventions of the point of our rest, so when the kid is arrested -- the point of arrest, so when the kid is arrested, we do an intervention, and through the assessment determine a case plan, and through that we will follow of to help about a young person may better decisions for themselves region to help the young person make better decisions for themselves, to do whatever needs to be done with respect to getting them back in school, going through expulsion hearings, so we go through th

he never saw anything inappropriate and it was not unusual for sandusky to shower with boys at the ymca. prosecutors rested their case after the mother of one of the accusers testified her son's underwear was frequently missing from the laundry. also today, prosecutors dropped one count against him, he has maintained his innocence. >>> president obama and the leaders of the world's top 20 economies are meeting right now in mexico. the president arrived last night. president obama and the other leaders may be breathing a collective sigh of relief after yesterday's election in greece. voters there narrowly elected a new government that supports bailout measures and sticking with the euro. analysts say u.s. and global economies dodged major bullet, at least for now. >> the u.s. is not an island we are in a global economy closely interlinked, particularly financially the >> despite the vote in greece there are big challenges, spain could be the next to ask for a full bailout there are significant questions about how europe will get the debt crisis control. >> the bay area city that is givin

he never saw anything inappropriate and it was not unusual for sandusky to shower with boys at the ymca. prosecutors rested their case after the mother of one of the accusers testified her son's underwear was frequently missing from the laundry. also today, prosecutors dropped one count against him, he has maintained his innocence. >>> president obama and the leaders of the world's top 20 economies are meeting right now in mexico. the president arrived last night. president obama and the other leaders may be breathing a collective sigh of relief after yesterday's election in greece. voters there narrowly elected a new government that supports bailout measures and sticking with the euro. analysts say u.s. and global economies dodged major bullet, at least for now. >> the u.s. is not an island we are in a global economy closely interlinked, particularly financially the >> despite the vote in greece there are big challenges, spain could be the next to ask for a full bailout there are significant questions about how europe will get the debt crisis control. >> the bay area city that is givin

other community-based contracts include funding for the ymca, the boys and girls club, and catholic charities which keeps our child care services open. the remaining expenses are work order-driven with work orders with gs, dpw, pc, and the city attorney's office. next year, we will focus on quality of life issues. a number of enhancements are proposed, in addition to improving safety and risk. including residential street paving projects. funding for youth to attempt -- to attend camp mendicity no overnight. the key priorities for the staff include the conveyance and transfer of the first phase, agreements for the expansion of the marina, and to begin their ramp improvement projects. again, we received no funds from the city to meet these obligations and capital needs. i request your approval of our bet -- of our budget. staff is available for any questions you may have. sueprvisor kim: thank you. sorry. i had a quick question. in terms of the relocation of the residents of treasure island, which i know we have been planning for for a long time, i was curious, with financing for the developme

i am the director for the omi excelsior beacon center, a program of urban services ymca. i want to thank supervisor avalos for advocating for us several years ago. we stand before you because of your support given to our community. in a few moments, i will

this ymca in silver spring actually opens their outdoor pool in about an hour, at 6:00 this morning. now, as tom has been telling us, of course, we're dealing with temperatures that could be even higher than yesterday. both today and tomorrow, some d.c. pools staying open later, some as late as 9:30. heat advisory plans typically kick in once temperatures hit 95. that's when cooling centers, shelters, libraries open up for anybody trying to get out of that hot weather. here, though, at the ymca in silver spring, lots of folks already at the indoor pool starting their day off cool. >> yeah, coming here to just cool off and get some exercise at the same time. >> reporter: what did you do yesterday and what do you plan to do today? >> i took yesterday off, so typically, i won't work out in heat like this, but to come here early and to use the pool, it's kind of the best of both worlds. >> how do i take care of the heat? the main thing i want to do is take care of my body, and that's simply by drinking enough water. >> reporter: that is the key. we say it over and over again, stay hydrat

leasing, but also building relationships, ensuring we have a safe passage to and from the bayview ymca and other areas of the district. i wanted to talk a little bit more about the crime lab. maybe it did give a quick update on what is going on and the costs associated -- maybe if you could give a quick update. >> right on cue. the director of recruitment is in process. the minimum staffing requirements have been met. eight dna specialists in two months. the technology of the dna testing -- we do it in-house for homicides, sexual assaults, firearms. we contract out everything else. supervisor cohen: how much does the contract thing out cost? >> it would be cheaper to do in- house. >> can you tell me what the estimate is? how much does it cost to cost out? >> i will have that. we have been replacing the fingerprint system, which can search 100,000 fingerprints a second. phase one was the photographs of booking along with fingerprints. base two will be mobile id, which could be a dongle attached to the devices we're talking about. web-based search for warrants through the internet is alr

and he also stated that he had once showered with his granddaughter at the ymca shower.t is when there was a gasp. >> who did the gasp come from? what was the reaction in the courtroom? >> that was spectators in the courtroom, because that was not what they were expecting to hear certainly. we are not getting any immediate reaction from the jurors, so we are left to wonder what they think about this, but clear ly the defense is trying to prove, suzanne, that it is is common practice or not at all unusual in the penn state athletic shower rooms to be showering with young boys. >> do you have a sense of who is actually attending, because this has created a lot of curiosity among the community and the outrage as well. >> well, you know, we haven't taken and not a poll taken, so it is hard to gauge, but there are members and seats reserved for members of the public here, and so anyone can listen. i know that during certain aspects of this case, we have heard and seen people visually reacting and turning to the people behind them, and with their eyes wide open particularly la

over at the ymca evacuation site. >> kind of homeless and having to deal with everything else too. >> reporter: laura lee williams is sorting out her life in the back of a penske truck. her family was in the process of moving from california to colorado springs when the blaze broke out. >> my thoughts are trying to figure out what to do, where to go. >> reporter: one place can you not go is westbound on garden of the gods where colorado springs police work to keep evacuees and potential looters out. >> reporter: the guarden. the gods is the line in the sand here. street closures have kept businesses on both sides like chick-fil-a shut down for days. >> all of this can be replaced but you can't replace lives. so we've decided to open tonight just to be there for the community. >> reporter: despite the loss of close to 350 homes, nobody has been injured or killed. bob joe is making sure that number stays at zero. >>> if you smell something burping in your neighborhood, it could be wildfires burning just west of the metro region. a pair of for of the fires are burning on federal land in

united health group and the ymcas have put these in place in 25 states. we can reduce weight by 5% to 7%. we can reduce the insurance dent of diabetes by 58%. and for older populations, 71%. that program could be scaled nationally in the next 12 to 18 months for $80 million. why in the world don't we do that out of the public health fund? that's just something that is an investment that we should do. we should build that one simple program nationally. have it available to small employers can use it. medicare patients could be referred to it. and exchanges, plans in the exchange could prefer patients to this. that's a simple example of something we should be doing because we know it works. i guess to my point, we have a whole variety of interventions that would target these problems i talked about. we've had years of data to show that they work. transitional care models. diabetes prevention program. we need to flip the switch here and get into implementation mode. we're not going to pilot project ourselves into a solution here. i mean, we need to sort of t

i work for the services ymca. i'm here to speak about zero funding that district 11 gets for work development. districts 11 is one of the biggest communities in the city that needs funding to help support the youth and young adults with developing their employment and vocational skills. with the support it gives them confidence they never had before to go and look for employment. the impact without the program, the youth will have nowhere to go for employment development services in their community and will go back to the old ways of living that's going back to hustling on the streets to make their money. i know for one this program helped a lot of youth in my district 11 and i have a couple of youth they brought today to give their testimonies about not having nothing, from going to violence and now giving back to society through the transitional youth program that we have at the beacon program. at this time i'd like to invite some of the youth to tell their "tmz," thank you. >> i'm 16 years old and at this point

was sent in by mary lightfoot and said there a bear was running across the street across from the ymca. this happened on saturday. so thanks so much for sendyou w pictures send them to charles at wmar.com and include your name and city and a description. >>> in health news, the nation's schools many of them turning up the noses to pink slime. the beef product that caused a public uproar this year. the majority of states taking part in the national school lunch program have on thed to order ground beef not containing pot duct. it's been used for decades and federal regulators say it's safe but became the center of attention after the nickname pink slime was quoted in a "new york times" article on the safety of meat processing. >>> news that could touch everyone of us. more than 1.2 million americans will suffer a heart attack this year. but a report says they could save lives. here's what we are learning. for some of you who suffer heart attacks, if you get to surgery within 90 minutes, you can cut your chances of dying in half. but thousands don't make it in that amount # time -- of ti

you've served at the ymca, habitat for humanities, and so many other organizations. and some of you have committed yourselves to serving our country, including a 11 of you who will be commissioned as officers in the army and the air force later this afternoon. and with that kind of action and that kind of commitment, all of you have begun to carry on that proud legacy of the greensboro four. and today i'm reminded of a quote from one of those young men. years after he'd made history at that lunch counter, franklin mccain said these words. he said this is my country. i fought for the chance to make it right. no one's going to deny me the opportunity. i'm going to be a full participant in every aspect of this community as well as my kids. that's what they were fighting for. that's why they sat down on those stools so that they could be full participants in their communities and that so could you. they were biting so that all of you and me could have opportunities they couldn't even imagine. and look around. just look around. that's exactly what we've got. we're not wei

before going to a local ymca told everybody affected the rest of the country will be there for them.natural disasters like this have americans come together. we all recognize that race of god we have each other's backs. >> the fire by the numbers 17 a. at 350 homes destroyed another 20,000 homes threatened. so far only one death. favorable weather conditions helping crews fighting the fire officials say could be the middle of july before upper control. new emails released in the case jerry sandusky conscious decision by penn state officials to protect the man since convicted of rape and child victims already allegations of institutional cover-up university of jerry sandusky behavior e-mail exchanges between penn state officials released today adding to the mounting evidence of the cover up between penn state vice-president gary schultz athletic director tim curley retired coach joe paterno did not use e-mail not implicated so far tim curley gary schultz pacoima and a sense of lying to grant a dirty jerry sandusky. no decision on bail today for the man who shot and killed trayvon mart

friday morning a couple of areas of interest, first live shot of san rafael 101 southbound past marin ymcand freitas parkway towards the civic center everything is moving well no problems into central and southern marin. issue ongoing "sig alert" in brentwood closed between marsh and regatta until 6:30. westbound 580 hot spot accident median grant line 20 minute drive over the altamont pass. >>> nine minutes after 6:00 on this friday morning. >>> the group that says it is responsible for taking down twitter for about three hours yesterday. >>> climber falls 800 feet down the side of a mountain but a hero at the right place at the right time. >>> you can't to save on e-books? >> yes. >> rhetorical question, but thanks terry. little used way users can get new titles for free they don't know about lots of times. >>> welcome back many a mountain climber recovering from serious injuries after an 800 foot fall. video shows the scene yesterday on mt. hood. officials say the man fell during his morning climb. luckily, a tranned rescue expert who happened to be climbing at the same time was close b

they claim 400 demonstrators were unlawfully arrested when they tried to take over a ymca building onary touch-tone. the protesters claim police cordoned them off and wouldn't let them leave. this it was during the same protest in which occupiers tried to take over the henry j. kiser convention center and van do d.a. lied city hall. a body was found in angel island on the same day a critical report from the state auditors office it was released. park rangers found the body of eric fresch thursday. they say he was found floating in the water near his bicycle. he is the former administrator of the town of vernon, which is five miles from los angeles. it came on the same day the state auditor issued a report criticizing the way fresch and others managed the small scandal plagued city. >>> two mariners county men were arrested on charge offers flying a remote controlled helicopter around alcatraz. they say it frightened birds and was flying near tourists. they were apparently taking area pictures of alva talbert. -- alcatraz. >>> california's ban on know gras goes into effect. everything

ymca and the ywca a bad name in their testimony. but they said it's normal behavior, and doesn't necessarily indicate that anything wrong is being done. they did say, though, that if somebody hugged somebody else in a shower, that would be inappropriate. and of course that's one of the claims made against jerry sandusky. >> but none of these people who testified on jerry sandusky's behalf really were around him recently. >> no. they haven't been. and they're character witnesses. and you see this in criminal trials frequently, where, you know, you put somebody on the stand who says, well, gee, he's got a great reputation in the community. he is a good person. but ultimately, this testimony really goes very -- it doesn't get you much distance with the jury because the jurors say well, they weren't around when these events happened. they weren't in the shower room or the locker room. so i don't think that character testimony gets you too far in a criminal case. >> ok. so prosecutors. they want the unaired portion of nbc's exclusive int

president spent time in the worst hit neighborhood and met with thousands still evacuated at local ymcad as a shelter. he spoke briefly saying he can only imagine how humbling it is to lose a home but hopefully they can rebuild. he also met with the firefighters and praised their tireless work. >> we have a chance on site to save three homes. for those families, the sacrifice means the world for them. they are genuine heroes. we want to say thank you to folks involved in this. we're proud of you. >> containment is 50%. but the wind changes and they must be ready to go at a moment's notice. >> bret: alicia acuna live in colorado springs. thank you. case of blaming the victims for their faith and political ideology. plus, the vital information that president obama should have probably had before he linked himself to a famous singer. max! ( dog barking ) this is the plan that revolves around you. introducing share everything. unlimited talk. unlimited text. and a single pool of shareable data that powers up to 10 devices. the first plan of its kind. share everything. only from verizon. >>

celebrities like mc hammer and greg suhr knocked down pins to raise money for the ymca.ur joe fonzi looking good in that bowling shirt looking good. >>> the nba finals was shaping up to be good ones. >> it could go six or seven. a lot better ways to make money than predicting basketball games. couldn't go the full distance, seven or six at a minimum. both teams have it in fast forward. but after tonight it's the thunder's turn to feel a little bit of heat. miami started with a roar. as you figured the thunder would make a game of it, westbrook will softly return the durant miss up top. and the thunder within three with 147 left, however lebron did he call it to the bank? he got it 32 points the heat go up five. derek fisher will come through with a nice feel right here to get it going quickly the other way. durant like lebron at 32 points. the three, but that is as close as they get. back to miami it goes now with three games in a row starting sunday. >>> we have a weekend coming up for grads, dads and a whole lot of golf. will be shaping up for must see tv. olympic club

celebrities like mc hammer and greg suhr knocked down pins to raise money for the ymca.ing good in that bowling shirt looking good. >>> the nba finals was shaping up to be good ones. >> it could go six or seven. a lot better ways to make money than predicting basketball games. couldn't go the full distance, seven or six at a minimum. both teams have it in fast forward. but after tonight it's the thunder's turn to feel a little bit of heat. miami started with a roar. as you figured the thunder would make a game of it, westbrook will softly return the durant miss up top. and the thunder within three with 147 left, however lebron did he call it to the bank? he got it 32 points the heat go up five. derek fisher will come through with a nice feel right here to get it going quickly the other way. durant like lebron at 32 points. the three, but that is as close as they get. back to miami it goes now with three games in a row starting sunday. >>> we have a weekend coming up for grads, dads and a whole lot of golf. will be shaping up for must see tv. olympic club does bring the g

to others the values that led him as a young businessman in midland, texas to help found the first ymca in 1952. it's not something he did for political gain. >> in 1953 their third child john ellis was born sadly it was the same year 3-year-old robin was diagnosed with leukemia an incurable disease at that time. she died on october 11th, 1953. the bushes donated her body to signs to help other children. didn't stop there. >> george bush was a point of light long before that phrase existed after their daughter robin passed away from leukemia they started the bright star foundation to help with cancer research. >> it was the culture of our family to help others in little ways in their cases very big ways. >> kneel buneil bush arrived in brother marvin followed the next year and daughter dorothy completed the bush plan in 1959. the birth of doro seemed to fill the void left after the death of his little girl. bush talked in a letter about the need for a daughter. >> we need someone who is afraid of frogs. we need someone to cry when get mad not argue. we need a little one who can kiss wit

and you go to the ymca. i go in a locker room after swimming.in the locker room there taking showers so what's the difference? >> a grown man soaping up a little boy late at night alone in a shower. that doesn't seem unusual? >> no. he was like a father figure to a lot of these kids. you know, he'd help them take a shower. who knows how old this boy was? >> well, do you think a 12-year-old, a 13-year-old, you think they need help taking showers? >> well, mike mcqueary said he was anywhere from 8 to 12. so he could have been 8. >> well, that's joyce porter who testified today and stands by jerry sandusky no matter what, as you will -- as you hear. you'll hear more of my interview with joyce porter tomorrow night. the defense expects to rest its case tomorrow. joining me now is marcia clark. mark, how important is somebody like joyce porter? she only saw him a couple of times each year. last time we talked about building blocks to reasonable doubt and that's what the defense is trying to present. is that just her purpose? >> absolutely her purpose

"ymca" comes right at you. >> it happened in montecito, california. it looks a little grainy. peter jackson used in "the hobbit." and ridley scott used for "prometheus." the cost is $3 million. you probably have that kind of money at home. >>> david letterman's been out of control lately. he dropped his pants with alec baldwin. now, he's taking one of your fellow canadians. the canadian is justin bieber. unfortunately, it doesn't look like he's all-too crazy about the bieb's newest tattoo. he had advice for the teen idol. listen carefully to what the biebs says. >> don't go nuts. >> i won't. >> more and more, you see the mural and the sistine chapel. it's too much. >> i'm not going for the 16th chapel. >> canadian high school. >> bless his heart. >> that was over the line. wow. >> poor biebs. >> poor guy. i think he got -- left high school very, very early so he could pursue making millions and millions of dollars. >> the one person more famous than ben in canada. >> based on twitter followers, i would say you're absolutely right. >>> speaking of school and education, you hear

reporting live from the ymca in silver spring, megan mcgrath, news 4. >> what are you going to do?> hide in the neighbor's pool. best kind of pool. i don't have to take care of it. i can just lay in it. >> thanks so much. have a great day. >> let's check in with tom and find out how he will stay cool. >> that water looks inviting. we have so many thousands of pools. look at that hazy sky over washington. that's a live view from our nbc 4 sky watcher camera. that looks like typical midsummer heat and humidity. it's now increasing. we had the humidity really jump. this morning it wasn't bad at all. now it's really gotten quite humid. temperatures are in the 70s. so it's still comfortable. but it's going to continue to climb by late afternoon. we have a light chance of an isolated thunderstorm coming up. tomorrow the big heat builds. it will be near record heat. the record for tomorrow is 99. record on thursday will be near that. with any wind at reagan national where they record the temperature, it may not be that hot. but just a little ways away from the waters, it will likely be we

the local ymca's 6th annual christmas you missed event. >> even though all the little ones were excited about the fake snow and everything else, one summed it up, he was mostly looking forward to spending more time with his family. the families that they didn't send out their christmas and holiday photos, they can do so now. we'll excuse them. >> not bad. little christmas in june is not a bad thing. coming up next, police get innovative in protecting teens from the oldest profession in the world. >> and children kept on leashes, parents who insist on safety first, and critics who say it is all wrong. you are watching "world news now." ♪ you belong with me ♪ >>> well this past weekend federal agents conducted the largest nationwide operation ever to rescue underaged prostitutes. >> fbi agents in 57 cities fanned out arresting more than 100 pimps. abc's clayton sandell rode along with officers in the city of denver. >> reporter: these are some of the youngest child victims all 15 years old, rescued this past weekend in sacramento part uh the underaged prostitution sting, just three of the

defense witness also told the jury that adults sharing with young children he himself did it at the ymca. he also testified about the long hours that sandusky spent coaching. this particular lifestyle meant that he did not have time spend pursuing his alleged victims. shepard? >> shepard: what do we expect tomorrow, david lee? >> it is possible, but not very likely, that we could hear from the defendant himself. jerry sandusky. but with the judge saying testimony is slated tonight by wednesday, if sandusky doesn't take the stabbed soon, it looks like he never will. the defense, meanwhile, is still trying to prove that the alleged victims made up the abuse allegations to file civil lawsuits. and this afternoon, defense attorneys subpoenaed an attorney who was representing one of the young men who says he was abused. >> i think the defense are grasping at straws. if they are going to subpoena the lawyer who happens to be in the courtroom protecting his client's rights, watching a criminal trial. also as soon as tomorrow we could hear psychiatric testimony that sandusky suffers from some ty