letter from bonnie c. of las vegas. >> okay. >> and she writes, dear congresswoman titus, i noticed there are announcements all the time about grant money given to nevada and other states. how does the federal government track these investments and whether or not they actually achieve the goals they were designed for? >> well, that's a good question, bonnie, because we want to be sure that taxpayer dollars are ed in the best way possible and that they are held accountable and that they are solving the problem they were designed to address. so when federal grants go to different organizations, there are built-in auditing processes. you have an inspector general for each division of government. there's one for the v.a. for example. and they track this. they look to see if you have accomplished your goal. they don't give you another grant if you don't. so there's a lot of accountability. and remember, there aren't earmarks any more. i wish there were. i would like to be able to lobby for and get more money fo

. >> reporter: ç bonnie says she being extra vigilant.$x >> we lock our car doors and don't leave anything in our cars, but that doesn't mean anything to them. >> reporter: kron 4 news. >>> a church, it's not the building. it's the people. that's what the senior minister at first congregational church of berkeley told us after the historic church went up in flames. you can see the fire tearing through the building on friday. ñthese are pictures from our helicopter partnering with abc 7. a displaced group of worshippers. spencer has an update now from berkeley. >> reporter: before the fire, there had been a memorial service scheduled for first church berkeley. it had been moved to a church in kinsing ton. >> this is an opportunity for people to support one another and really act like a church. >> reporter: their closest neighbor, first presbyterian church, is gashsly hosting the church. fá >> we're still scrambling around on a long-term basis. this looks like it's going to be a while, at least a year, maybe two years. >> whether or not th

. >> reporter: bonnie brown also loves c town. >> i'm so excited that we're go cleveland! we rock! >> reporter: we are not called greater cleveland for nothing. we rally together. tbs reporteledly has apologized for disrespecting us. that's not good enough until you do it on national tv just like you did when you dissed us. go cleveland, go tribe! live at progressive field, harry boomer, cleveland 19. >> mark: they're already starting to work on the plaster here is the deal. when you moved from miami, why move to cleveland. so many reasons. it's a great city. if you haven't been here, come and make your decision. >> mark: that's what harry said. >>> now let's go to chris tanaka in a studio specifically built for this reason. we have now a digital blast center. chris, can you hear me? are you in the digital blast center? >> tiffani: he's in there. >> chris: i can. i'm right here. >> mark: okay. >> chris: hey, mark, wech sports and this is not anything new for them. they like to have fun. this really missed the mark. here is what we're doing. instead of going down in the mud with the

gonzale is live in northwest d-c with the search for the shooter, happening this begins in arlington county. black is charged with fatally shooting his estranged wife bonnie black at her home in south arlington last year. the couple's two children - age's three and five - discovered the body. a friend of bonnie black told investigators david had taken money from her, forged checks and made threatening statements against her. a former school bus aide in prince sex abuse and assault is due in court in just a few hours. 38-year old michael patopie is accused of molesting two young children with special needs on a school bus. the alleged incidents happened last novemeber and this past may. prosecutors say security cameras captured part of what happened. this morning -- a growing vigil in los angeles. dozens of mourners gathering to pay respects to the 13 people killed in a horrific bus crash in palm springs early sunday. candles now burn at the sight where friends and family members were to 31 others were injured when the bus slammed into the back of a semi-truck. the n-t-s-b is now investigating. officials say the bus was traveling at such a high rate of spe