they can give the coast guard a call.last year the coast guard saved 4 people celebrating the 4th of july in bay area waters. (hermela aregawi)as far as those vhf radiots.. i was told you can get them from a boating equipment store or some outdoor equipment store like r.e.i.reporting in alameda, hermela aregawi, kron 4 news. (jrs) drive sober... or get pulled over. law enforcement across the bay area are going to be paying extra attention to impaired drivers. kron 4's ella sogomonian is in contra costa county with the reminder. police will be out in full force in hopes their presence on bay area highways and streets will prevent tragedies on an otherwise fun filled fourth of july weekend.sot: "i'm staying off the roads, hanging at home."but if you are on the road expect officers to be on the look out for any sign of drivers under the influence of drugs, alcohol or even medication. sot: it's not worth it. fifteen dollars for an uber or lyft is better than $15,000 for a dui and maybe hurting someone else."local authorities point to research that shows dui crashes are reduced by 20 perc

san francisco coast guard received a 9-1-1 call around 6-20 from a kayaker. the kayaker saw two adult and a child clinging to the hull of a capsized boat. coast guard aircrew arrived around seven p-m and hosited the three people into the helecopter. according to the coast guard-- all three boaters were wearing life jackers and no one was injured. (justine) new tonight at 11... a houseboat burns on shasta lake and it was all caught on camera... the fire started sometime before noon and quickly engulfed the boat. the boat was burned, and the fire put out, within the hour. reporter kayla nanez has all the details this video shows the houseboat on fire at shasta marina.cal fire officials say the boat was being refueled when it caught on fire.katelyn mikalonis and her family just got done spending a week long vacation on this boat.katelyn mikalonis/tourist "i looked over and i was like 'fire!'// "there were flames shooting out the back."they were nearly done unloading all their things.katelyn mikalonis/tourist "i just saw the flames and ran. we all ran down to the

coast guard academy and holds two masters degrees. and vice admiral, i just have to say reading your opening statement which you'll be presenting here, your expensive experience, i can't think of someone more qualified at this point in time to lead the agency. so looking forwardward to that testimony. >> thank you, mr. chairman. it is a privilege to appear before you today as the president's nominee to lead the national security administration. crime honored to have been nominated by president trump for this national security position. and i like forward to working with the entire team at the department of homeland security. i'm honored to introduce my wife, michelle, sitting right behind me who sits at this hearing today. together we raised four children. they and many members are watching from across the country. i thank them for their support for this important event in my professional life. let me begin by recognizing the men and women of the transportation administration. each and every works tirelessly to earn the trust and resp

a guide to staying safe in bay area waters.the coast guard has your back.. need your participation.drivers are urged not to drink and operate a boat.the legal blood alcohol level is the same as driving a car.. .08.lieut megan mervar/coast guard:don't boat if you are drinking alcohol because you are not only responsible for your vessel but also those who are out there boating.while you're on the waters.. remember to have a life jacket for everyone on board.and make sure the jackets are easily accessible. there are also other security measures you can put in place. lieut megan mervar/coast guard make sure you've got radios vhf radios. even if you're operating a small craft, there are handheld vhf radios. that can be a matter of life and death. if you're able to give the coast guard on channel 16 you've got a radio. file a float plan, make sure someone knows where you're going and when to expect you back. that also can be the difference between life and death if someone knows that you're supposed be back at a certain time and you don't show up. they can give the

the coast guard part of the dhs was slated to see a budget cut of $1.3 billion. after a lot of pushback, homeland security is now lobbying congress just to keep the coast guard's budget the same. it's one of three cutters based in alameda part of the coast guard's new fleet of ships used in the very modern battle against terrorism, illegal immigration and drug smuggling. in a recent interview with kpix 5, the coast guard vice admiral described the enemy as a very sophisticated bad guy. >> they're peddling drugs, money and death and they really don't have a moral or ethical way of doing business. but they are a big business. >> reporter: more drugs are being confiscated now than anytime in his 35 years with the coast guard. last year, it was a record 444,000 pounds of cocaine. but in addition to battling terrorists and smugglers, the coast guard is also in a furious fight in washington over money. just after the president's 2018 budget was announced, an admiral from the coast guard was asked by a california congressman about the proposed cuts. >> please give me th

coast guard. the questions we are debating today is not whether we need icebreakers, but whether how to appropriate the funds and who should build them. as important as ice breaksers are, they are not warships. we must not allow funding legitimately appropriate for our combat fleet to be diverted for nondefense needs. i acknowledge the temptation to raid defense accounts for a worthy cause, we must be mindful of how deep in the hole we are with our air, land, sea, space and cyberforces. we need to keepure oioop the ball. and rebuilding our military's readiness and modernization. i urge a no vote against this amendment understand i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from california. mr. garamendi: how much time do i have remaining? the chair: the gentleman from california has 1 1/2 minutes remaining. mr. garamendi: thank you. just a couple of thing. first of all, there's a thing called the national sea lift fund, which has been in existence for a

a guide to staying safe in bay area waters.the coast guard has your back.. but they need your participation.drivers are urged not to drink and operate a boat.the legal blood alcohol level is the same as driving a car.. .08.lieut megan mervar/coast guard:don't boat if you are drinking alcohol because you are not only responsible for your vessel but also those who are out there boating.while you're on the waters.. remember to have a life jacket for everyone on board.and make sure the jackets are easily accessible. there are also other security measures you can put in place. lieut megan mervar/coast guard make sure you've got radios vhf radios. even if you're operating a small craft, there are handheld vhf radios. that can be a matter of life and death. if you're able to give the coast guard on channel 16 you've got a radio. file a float plan, make sure someone knows where you're going and when to expect you back. that also can be the difference between life and death if someone knows that you're supposed be back at a certain time and you don't show up. they can

i have experience working with them in my coast guard background. they are superb detecting and superb at deterring behavior. so you have my commitment to take a very close look at that. i think it's one of the ways we can improve the effectiveness with security. senator johnson: i like this committee, first all, the members attend. they ask excellent questions. we let our colleagues ask the questions. i've come to run out of them. let me just say that i mentioned the community. the fifth i didn't mention was the fact we are committed to making sure the secretary, undersecretaries, everybody in this function of trying to keep our homeland safe, secure, that you succeed in your mission. so we are dedicated to doing that. let me just say, let us -- help us help you. you got to communicate with us. we want to do everything we can to support your mission because it's just so critical. so, again, i want to thank you for your past service, for your willingness to serve again. thank your family members. you will see them less because these are such importa

this includes investing more resources in cybersecurity, human trafficking investigations and coast guard vessels and aircraft to address our vulnerabilities along the alaskan coast and enhance our drug interdiction efforts. we should be investing more in new customs officers, research and technology and funding for law enforcement viper and officer reinforcement programs. being in this country illegally is a civil violation. we should not be spending excessive amounts of money for civil immigration enforcement at the expense of dangerous criminal and terrorist threats. most of you in this room have family history of immigrants who came here of little money or little more than the clothing on their backs. they lived here with other residents until they could find a job and a place of their own. most american families came to this land, you'd have been allowed to enter the united states and many of us would not be here today. my family's history is a little different. my father served in this house for 0 years. he was a member of this committee and a cardinal. he was born in 1960 to the fa

stone-the coast guard is out in full force this weekend patroling the water.kron 4's hermela aregawi spoke to officials - and joins us live. hermela, what did those with the coast say? (hermela aregawi)this is something the coast guard does every year.. this time of year. they have additional staff patroling the waters to make sure that everyone that chooses to celebrate the 4th on a boat.. does it safely.the big thing they tell me is making sure that people are not driving boats under the influence.the legal blood alcohol level when oeprating a boat is actually the same as when driving a vehicle.so if you get stopped by the coast guard.. and you're blowing over .08 .. that is a crime.so something to keep in mind.also making sure you have a life jacket for everyone on board.. and making sure that the jackets are somewhere where they're easily accessible. those are some of the obvious measurse.. but the coast guard gave us some more that you might not think to do. lets take a listen.make sure you've got radios vhf radios. even if you're operating a small craft, there are handheld vhf r

. >>> right now coast guard crews are searching for a missing swimmer between point pleasant and seaside. the coast guard says the woman went missing around 2:30 this morning while she was swimming with a friend. the national weather service issued an alert today for dangerous rip currents. >>> fire investigators are looking for the cause of this fire in brewery town. a jamaican restaurant and two apartments on west jgirard avene was destroyed. they will determine when the restaurant can reopen. >>> two air force bombers over the korean peninsula yesterday. this was in response to a missile test from north korea. after the flyover they returned to anderson air force base in guam. they say the kind of missiles launched on friday could potentially hit los angeles or chicago. >>> tomorrow an official changing of the guard comes to the white house as john kelly begins his new position as chief of staff. john kelly died dined with pres trump in d.c. the retired four-star marine general's biggest management challenge may be the president's impulsive streak. kelly's mission is said to be less d

operations but they're not actually doing oversight of lib yawn coast guard. we know libyan coast guard in some cases are actually cooperating with smugglers. they are corrupt. they've taken actually gunshots at rescue boats that are operated by non-governmental organizations. so they do not have the best interests of the people who are fleeing at hard. in some cases we're actually seeing people at a much greater risk because of a coast guard. >> maureen shah from liberty international. thank you so much. >> this is pbs newshour weekend, saturday. >> sreenivasan: president trump's lawyers are calling for the dismissal of a lawsuit filed against the president, dating back to his time hosting the reality television show, "the apprentice." in court papers filed last night, mr. trump's attorneys argue, a sitting president cannot be sued in a state court. the suit was filed in january in by summer zervos, a former "apprentice" contestant. she alleges mr. trump sexually harassed her in 2007, a year after she appeared on the show, and then defamed her during last yea

i have experience working with them in my coast guard background. i think they are super at detecting and also super at deterring behavior purposely of my commitment to to give her a close at the that's one of the ways we can really improve the effectiveness of security. >> i'll tell you one of the things i like about this committee is a members attend. the ask excellent question. i kind of like this technique and we let our call it asked question. i've run out of them, so let me just say that i mentioned the fifth, the fact we're committed to making sure the secretary, undersecretary come everybody in dysfunction of trying to keep our homeland safe and secure that you succeed in your mission. so we are dedicated doing that. let me just say let us, help us help you. you've got to communicate with us. we want to do everything we can to thwart he your mission becaue it's just so critical. so get i want to thank you for your past service, your willingness to serve again. thank your family members. you see them less because these are such important jobs

as varied as the secret service, tsa, coast guard, cbp, and on and on and on. there were like, dozens of pay scales within those formerly separate offices. 13 different unions. and the like. and then the work of trying to amalgamate all of these agencies into a single, workable efficient one. we are not there yet. these agencies are not amalgamated. done.ot sure it could be i am not sure you could amalgamate the coast guard with the secret service, for example. and so forth. nevertheless, this bill goes a long way toward achieving that bill. congratulate to you and your staff for putting this together but when you think about the brett of the aviationility, security. border and immigration enforcement. customs activities. cyber terrorism. natural disaster response. smuggling of drugs and people into the u.s. disaster relief. emergency response activity like.h fema and the this is a complicated, important, vital piece of information. mr. chairman, as the first chairman of the subcommittee and a phase subcommittee that is near and dear to my heart, thank you for

today from the commandant of the coast guard. he said the guard is busier than ever chasing drug runners, but it can't do the job without more money. carter evans now on what's at stake. >> reporter: this is what $800 million worth of cocaine looks like. we were aboard the coast guard cutter "berthoff" in 2013, after it seized tons of drugs from fast boats and makeshift submarines. >> there is so much flow right now. >> reporter: but commandant paul zukunft says the drugs keep coming and last year the coast guard couldn't even chase hundreds of shipments they knew about. how much is still getting through? >> there were over 500 events that literally eluded us. we knew they were out there. this really comes down to we didn't have enough planes. we didn't have enough ships. >> reporter: zukunft says much of his fleet is decades past retirement age, and the coast guard needs $1.5 billion just to catch up on maintenance. >> good copy, thank you very much. >> reporter: chief warrant officer bill hantzmon is captain of the 55-year-old

the text of the coast guard authorization act is a product of hearings, discussions with the coast guard and regulated industries. the bill does four main things -- clarifies acquisition authorities to be used by the coast guard, updates certain services, amends a variety of coast guard regulatory authorities and provides regulatory relief for fishing and maritime transportation industries. this coast guard authorization act is a great bill. i urge members to support it and passage of the broader bill, h.r. 2825. mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california yields back, and the gentleman from texas reserves his time. the gentleman from mississippi is recognized. mr. thompson: i continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman continues to reserve. the gentleman from texas. mr. mccaul: i yield one minute to the gentleman from wisconsin, chairman of the task force for denying entry of terrorist into the united states, mr. fwalger. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. gallagher: i woul

coast guard and secret service are shutting down an extremely popular recreation area on the river whenever the president plays golf in sterling and that's happening a lot these days. wounded warriors organization, olympic paddlers and thousands of youth affected. we've got reactions to the news. >> this is the boat ramp today where i met lots and lots of boaters and a lot of the kids you just talked about who are using the water. for people who like water sports, this proposed closure is the equivalent of shutting down a section of the national mall to pedestrians. it is a really big deal in the recreation community. it's a heavily used section of the river around this bend and it's completely shut down, proposed to be shut down whenever trump comes to play golf. >> kids think it's a bad idea. >> that's a bad idea. no one gets special treatment. >> it's very rude. >> youth program operators are one of many business thaz depend on the river -- that depend on the river here, 5,000 kids a season alone. but when the president comes to play golf in sterling, they're not they're closing the rive

i'm not sure you ever can amalgamate the coast guard with secret service, for example, or tsa or cbp. and so forth are nevertheless, this bill goes a long way towards achieving that goal. to congratulate you and your staff for putting this together. when you think about the responsibility, aviation security, border and immigration enforcement, customs activities, cyber terrorism, natural disaster response, smuggling of drugs and people into the u.s., disaster relief, emergency response activities through fema and the like, this is a complicated, important, vital piece of the nation's defense. as the first chairman of this , a subcommittee that's near and dear to my heart, thank you for a good job. >> chairman rogers. mr. cuellar? carternt to thank judge the work -- it's a very difficult -- trying to find this balance. i do have to say, this is a process and we will keep doing this. at the end when we find a bill we're hoping we can try to find some consensus. , ige carter i've talked to don't like the wall. the wall is a 14th century solution. i think i'm the only member who lives at

this includes more resources into cybersecurity, human trafficking investigations and coast guard vessels and aircraft to address the vulnerabilities allow the alaskan coast to the limited drug interdiction efforts. we should be investing more in the customs, research and technology and restore funding for the law enforcement and officer reimbursement program. beating in this country illegally is a civil violation. we shouldn't be spending excessive amounts of money for several immigration enforcement. most of you in this room have family history of immigrants that came with little more than the clothing on their back so they can eventually afford a place of their own. if administration policies were in place most american families came to this land few would have been allowed to enter the united states and many of us wouldn't be here today. my family history is a little different. my father served in this house for 30 years born in 1960 with traces back through this country a generation that never came to the united states. when the part of mexico they settled and became a u.s. territory

there are militias that present themselves as coast guard officers. you can never be sure. anarchy reigns there. reporter: fabio is afraid that armed libyan boats are becoming an ever-greater danger for rescuers, as well as refugees. fabio: sometimes they assist rescue efforts, but sometimes they hinder them. sometimes they fire kalashnikovs. it's hard for ngo's to estimate the level of danger. reporter: fabio zgraggen will soon take off again. he believes more europeans should volunteer for rescue missions -- as long as libya remains so unsafe for refugees and migrants. michelle: there's an area in britain which has managed to produce all of its own energy. using water, wind, and the sun, the people there no longer need access to the national grid. the tiny island of eigg, off the coast of scotland, has turned out to be the world leader in renewable energy. but because many of their programs are funded by the eu, the impending brexit threatens the crack of their success. reporter: a daily ferry service connects eigg island to the scottish mainland. charlie galli drives the

local people say that the coast guard have been rescuing people, the coast guard helicopter, has beenn properties. you can see, there, just an idea of what that flash flooding looks like. we were seeing in the weather forecast, just how concentrated on cornwall that very heavy rainfall is at the moment. the fire service have said they have dispatched a number of units to the scene and that there were, in their terms, life—threatening incidents in coverack in particular, on the lizard peninsula in cornwall. the coast guard helicopter, we gather, has been rescuing people trapped in properties there. we will bring you more on that as it comes in. that is where coverack is. right on the lizard peninsula. a lot of flash flooding going on there, right now. the fire service have been telling us, that there have been telling us, that there have been life—threatening incidents. they have sent a number of coverack to the scene and the coast guard helicopter is rescuing people who are, it seems, stranded in their home. we are hoping to talk to people in the area in the next few minutes. we will

the owner of the boat is working with the coast guard...and is getting a private salvage company to remove the vessel sometime this week. (jr stone) another big story we are following tonight... police in the east bay need your help in catching thieves who stole a kid's amusement train last night or early this morning. the train was supposed to be stationed outside the bayview opera house today to give kids rides. but this morning the owners found the trailer it was inside.....gone. the family that own the train and the trailer are hopeful that the thieves find it in the heart to give back the train. it's possible they didn't know the train was inside the trailer. if you have any information that could help authorities call pleasant hill police. the owners tell us if someone does help them find this train, they will do a free event for that person's charity of choice. (justine) one person died in a firey crash on 101 in san jose this morning. kron 4 news viewers sent us this video... ...it shows the smashed cars along the southbound lanes a

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we have coast guard. we love our coast guard. she served 14 years. today she is company commander in support of old guard where she oversees the 120 soldiers who protect the tomb of the unknown soldier. it's beautiful. the captain is joined by her husband. thank you both for your service and thank you to every soldier here with us today and serving our nation. and serving us all around the world. you are truly the army of the free. from the marines, we have a sergeant with a marine helicopter squadron. the sergeant is senior technician and martial arts instructor and trainer for the entire squadron. thank you and thank you for being here. we lay claim to a special title. you are a united states marine. that's a special title. thank you, sergeant. from the navy, lieutenant commander, and oceanographer, her leadership has improved the atmosphere and what she's done is so incredible, having to do with sensing, modeling, and predicting. the electro magnetic warfare capabilities of various countries and hopefully we won't be thinking

we love our coast guard. representing the united states army is captain jean guan. she is company commander in support of old guard where she oversees the 120 soldiers who protect the tomb of the unknown soldier. it's beautiful. captain guan is joined today by her husband captain james falwell. thank you both for your service and thank you to every soldier here with us today and serving our nation and serving us all around the world. you're truly the army of the free. from the marines we have marine sergeant yanek tunokundi. he's with squadron 1, a company i've come to know very much since arriving at the white house. sergeant tunokundi is senior technician and the sole chief martial arts instructor and trainer for the entire squadron. thank you, and thank you for being here, and also we lay claim to a very special title. you are a united states marine. that is a special title. thank you, sergeant. from the navy, we have lieutenant commander allison y maybury. a navy oceanographer. what she does is so incredible having to do with sensing, monitoring and predicting th

. >> congress got an sos today from the common can't of the coast guard. he said the guard is busier than ever, chasing drug runners but it can't do the job without more money. carter evans now on what's at stake. >> reporter: this what $800 million worth of cocaine looks like. we were aboard the coast guard cutter back in 2015 after it seized tons of drugs from fast boats and make shift submarines. >> there was so much flow right now. >> but the drugs keep coming. and last year the coast guard couldn't even chase hundreds of shipments they knew about. how much is still getting through? >> there were over 500 events that, that literally alluded us. we knew they were out there. this came done to we didn't have enough planes, didn't have enough ships. >> reporter: he says much of his fleet is decades past retirement age. and the coast guard needs 1.5 billion dollars just to catch up on maintenance. >> copy. thank you. >> chief warrant officer, bill hansman is captain of the 55-year-old sledge. >> this ship is 11 years older than you. >> it is. >> hansman and

the boaters were taken to shore by coast guard helicopter.ee suffered mild hypothermia and went to stanford hospital to get checked out. >>> a long-time burlinggame resident is suing the city for what she claims is the failure to maintain its drainage system. jennifer clak is seeking several hundred thousand dollars for her -- following a storm. the attorney said the storm water system is built to industry standards. san francisco police say someone backed a vehicle into the union square gucci store early this morning. the triple lamb nant glass doors and window collapsed leading the thief free to take off with thousands of dollars worth of murs purses. the store reopened this afternoon. he explained he joined the kurdish forces in their fight to gain ought onme. he claimed he had been shot to death along with another american fighting isis. >> i'm sorry he can't continue to do good work in the world. i'm sorry that his energy isn't here. >> he believed that we all had the capacity to change the world. you just have to do it. >> he was a form

check it o went tweeted appreciate the coast guard officer gave me the this sick cap.or those who served this great country. he added my man celek, is jealous, the closer look at that hat. you can see an awesome sketch of some philly landmarks, really impressive gift there. good work. wentz loving it. phils will trust the process before this afternoon's 12:35 start against the atlanta braves. fultz will toss out the ceremonial first pitch. phils playing better since the all-star break, yesterday caught a break. wild knuckleball gets away from kurt, take a one-nothing lead. pitcher velasquez gave the phils seven shut out innings, no decision right here when hernandez throw to the plate gets away from andrew, that would tie the game. never fear. for the second game in a row the phils walk it off. freddie galvis bridges home the winning run. phils win two-one, they've won four in a row. >> another great win. nice walk-off. i guess i should have left freddie in that two hole. he came up big. >> we try to play hard, give 100%, a lot of energy, too, we have a lot of energy r

i have a coast guard base in my district, coast guard miami located right there in miami beach and we know the impact of sea level rise in that area. as a member of the climate solution caucus, i urge my colleagues to oppose this perry amendment. we have to be clear-eyed about possible impacts of our military activities and that includes the impact that we place on our environment. the chair: the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. perry: i reserve. the chair: the gentleman from rhode island. mr. langevin: i yield one minute to my good friend, mr. peters from california. mr. peters: last year the pentagon released a directive stating that the department of defense must be able to adapt to climate change in order to maintain an effective and efficient u.s. military. general mattis, now secretary mattis said that, quote, climate change is affecting stability in areas of the world where our troops are operating today. end quote. and bases in the region i represent in san diego, which is the largest concentration of military, for years the most dedicated leaders have been telling us that cli

and the coast guard billion dollars just to catch up on maintenance. >> copy. thank you. >> chief warrant officer, bill hansman is captain of the 55-year-old sledge. >> this ship is 11 years older than you. >> it is. >> hansman and crew spend their days, maintaining buoys and navigational aids, some times forced to jerry rig parts for their own ship because they aren't made anymore. >> reporter: it can put you out of commission? >> absolutely. keep us from where we are able to do our mission and stay the pier. when the sledge was in port its age showed. it was only supposed to last six weeks. the ship ended up being dry docked for almost six months with parts of the hull having to be cut away and replaced. yesterday, we were on a ship that was 55 years old. it is not the oldest. >> no, our oldest is -- 72 years old. >> the commander says the last thing he will cutback on is security patrols and rescues. so for now, old ships are being rebuilt. as the political fight over dollars and cents plays out. carter evans, cbs news, on maryland's chesapeake bay. >> can y

and the navy blasts another fifteen percent organized by coast guard using vessels then you have been the last remaining fifteen percent which is performed by sofia the e.u. operation together with from texas so this is the breakdown of all the other i mean there are better noises coming out of brussels nerd. if this whole rigi graces was in the north sea rather than the mediterranean do you think it would have been treated differently because greece obviously got some funding belatedly i'm sure the greek government would say do you think italy has been treated fairly no not at all because out of the we this i mean we do see very little funding so you imagine you have six billion now located for turkey for the crises on the other side of the meter and we are talking of possibly maximum at the moment four hundred million for the central committee to remain in crisis so it's quite a disproportion then we have a there was an agreement to relocate hundred sixty thousand migrants and refugees only only six thousand six hundred were relocated so far in some european countries refused t

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the coast guard says it's for security reasons. critics have until august 9th to voice their concerns before the rule becomes final. the white house and secret service are not commenting. >>> and of particular interest, christine, a veterans group that uses that very route on the weekends to kayak and rehabilitate, so that would not be a popular ruling so the president can golf. >>> eight minutes past the hour. a man left searching for answers after police shoot and kill his fiancee in minnesota. >> our hearts are broken, and we are utterly devastated by the loss of justine. >> just a tragedy. authorities so far slow to provide information. we have a report from minneapolis, next. >>> a minneapolis police officer involved in the shooting death of a woman who called 911 for help now coming forward and offering his condolences to her family. that officer identified through his attorney as mohammed noor. meantime, stunned family and friends of justine making pleas. >> a lot of people asking what happened. this shooting has terrified a

they say the cooperation with the libyan coast guard is irresponsible and leaving people in a countryike libya where detention centers report a i believeatrocities this is irresponsible of the european union. there are also not pleased with the code of conduct outlined in this action plan. they believe they have been focusing their energy on rescuing and searching and the european commission and member states should focus on that. of all ofman rights these people trying to cross over to europe. genie: thank you, meabh mcmahon. a military strongman in libya has announced what he called the total liberation of benghazi. codenamed his offensive operation dignity targeting several armed militant groups. military campaign to recapture all of benghazi has finally paid off. libyan national army have retaken the central neighborhood from extremist and regained control of the entirety of the country's second city. libya's eastern commander announced the news on tv. >> we declare the city of benghazi has been liberated. it is a victory for national army and dignity over terrorism. it is a trium

. >>> the atlantic city coast guard meantime is searching f r missing off point pleasant beach earlying, a woman went missing around 2:27 a.m. while friend. the coast guard says both the woman and her friendin the roug motor life boat crew and an arc for the woman. so far, she has not been found. >>> the national weis now warni the jersey shore aboutthey coul life-threatening. they're urging beach goers t gu concerns they may have and to follow swimming flags signs, the warning will be in effect and may be well. >>> fans from all over the philadelphia area lincoln financial field to watch the first open practice of the football season and as oh finds out, the football spirit is alive awell. >> reporter: after pushing back open practice weather, the philadelphia eagles welcomed players and fans tosuyn sunday. >> i want to get autographsprac. >> we lived here our lives, plenty of games been to the the linc. i'm excited to be here.gles. >> reporter: some lifelong friends are passing on the love generation >> not even one year old he's >> greg said this is just the beginning bringing his

coast guard academy. calista from corpus christi, a 2017 graduate of richard king high school, will attend the u.s. military academy at west point. clayton daley thompson from corpus christi, texas, was a graduate of flower bluff high school and will attend the u.s. naval academy. christina hammer from corpus christi, a graduate of king high school, will attend the u.s. coast guard academy. and josh smith from victoria, another graduate of victoria west high school, will be attending the air force academy. each of them brings great pride to all of us in the 27th district of texas and i wish them the best of luck in their academies and look forward to hearing great things about their service to our nation. mr. speaker, i was walking along the cannon tunnel and was looking at all the art from the congressional art competition. as you know each year thousands of high school students from every congressional district submit their artwork to their member of congress for the annual congressional art competition

coast guard over $6.6 million. ed a myriad of watercraft from around the country to safeguard the waterfront estate during the president's seven weekend trips this years. it comes out to $945,000 per visit. at the same time the coast guard is facing a stringent budget cuts with the leaders saying they're forcing the service to make different decisions. the coast guard was forced to defer maintenance and run craft far beyond their retirement age due to the lack of funds. he's recently said the guard has not pursued scores of potential drug shipments due to a lack of craft. in 2016 the coast guard intradieted more cocaine at sea than was con fconfiscated all o all costs. cutting the budget $266 million. >>> let's get a check on your weather now. >> we just heard that is now tropical depression number six. breaking weather news this morning. we showed you on the radar, pretty well-defined circulation. the hurricane center put it at 40% development in the next two days. at 6:00 this morning they're going to start adviso

they hung onto the kayak of friend until coast guards arrived.d the boy were taken to stanford hospital, they're all expected to be okay. >> a family is recovering from painful injuries after a walk across the street in oakland sent them in to the hospital. surveillance shows the terrifying moment a car plows into them right in the middle of a cross walk. chrissy smith spoke with one of the victims. >> how could this happen to me and my cousin. >> jackie valesques describing the moment being hit by the car. >> i suddenly noticed that the lights were coming too fast. i turned to my cousin. the impact is graphic. the car hit them in the cross rock on fruitvale avenue and they survived but suffered serious injuries. the driver stayed on the scene but there is unclear of any charges. both women feel regret. >> i don't know why he would not stop. >> we got to put up some lights or something. >> he went out to help and said people had been hit before in the dark area. >> it needs to be updated. >> when it comes to public safety, it has to be a number o