he went to jeff stewart high school. 19-year-old frank fuentes graduated in 2014, spent most of his life in falls church area. he had been deported >> derrick, thank you. a question for you. do we know why fuentes was deported? >> reporter: there was suspected connection to gang activity, there was an assault and battery charge against him as well, that's the reason given for deportation to guatemala. we don't know if he was making it back to false church area, unimaginable death. ten people in that trailer died in texas sadly. >> derrick ford live in fairfax county. thank you. >>> 15 after the hour. the man accused of driving the truck carrying frank fuentes and others is facing a federal charge that could mean life in prison or the death penalty if convicted. bradley says hen' records show his commercial driver's license was suspended in april. the owner of the truck company also denying involvement, says the tractor-trailer was sold to someone in mexico. >>> her husband was brutally beaten to death. today, a wife and her lover will be sentenced for the murder. cecil brown was killed i

frank fuentes graduated in 2015.ook at why he was traveling in that truck. >>> and senator john mccain returned to hugs and applause on capitol hill. his first time back since his brain cancer diagnosis. the republican cast a key rote to start debate on the gop's health care bill. another set of votes are expected today. >> news4's angie goff has a look at what to expect. good morning. >> good morning. >> point of order sustained and the amendment calls. >> that was the republicans' first defeat in the process last pass a measure to repeal and replace the affordable care act. focusing on a comprehensive bill. to do this with delay on when it takes effect, not clear on that. lot of open ended questions. what you could see lawmakers finally agree on is what's called a skinny repeal. aaron, that's a bill that gets rid of a few pieces of the affordable care act. for now, back to you. >>> here is proof people in power sometimes listen when people speak up. coast guard the coast guard says boaters and fisherman can continu

his name is frank fuentes. tonight his friends are posting about him online. news 4 jacquie ben sen is live for us in falls church. jacquie? >> reporter: jim, two years before he suffocated to death in the back of that sweltering tractor-trailer in texas, he graduated from jeb stewart high school here in falls church. the news spread quickly among his forme frank gonzalez fuent serks was one of the undocumented immigrants found in the stief ling rear of a tractor-trailer of in a parking lot of a wal-mart in san antonio, texas sunday. the news first reported by the washington post quickly became the posting of numerous media postings in virginia. one writer said an unspecified crime resulted in his deportation to guatemala two years ago. a place he had seen as a young child before his parents came undocumented to the u.s. frank learned from his mistakes. a broken immigration system with an a less than unfortunate community. he was on his way to receiving a associates degree at nova. do you know the positive impact that would have had on his family? tonight i sp

four months after being kicked out the united states and sent back to frank fuentes was smuggled back to the u.s. >> you have the national security and public safety concerns >> ice, special agent in charge is not connected to case. of he was one of undocumented immigrants died on saturday in an overheated tractor-trailer in texas. this is the gofundme page for fuentes tells a very different story, of a teen who grew up in fairfax and graduated highways. this victim was a suspected ms 13 gang member. >> the gangs take advantage of those vulnerable populations. then they get people into their gangs and then that's a huge problem >> district guidelines to classified defendant as a gang member while participating in gang activity present challenges in getting gangs off the streets. that could explain convicted last june for assault by mob instead of gang activity. >> we, here in america, we need to number one secure our borders. number two, we need an immigration policy in this country and the system we have is broken. >> terry mcauliffe went ons at the system is not work >> no individua

peggy fox talked to a friend of frank fuentes who talked to him a few days ago. >> inside the deadly broiling hot truck crammed with immigrants fuentes. one of the 10 people who died. the 19-year-old was a 2015 graduate of jeb stuart high school in fairfax county. >> he wanted to change his life.>> ricky and chelsea were friends with frank. >> we met freshman year. >> what kind of student was he?>> he was great he was smart always helping me out with my homework. sweet and caring. always there for you if you needed it. loving person. >> fuentes was from guatemala brought to the country when he was a toddler under the dreamer program he was allowed to stay until next -- last year when he pleaded guilty to simple battery and assault and pickpocketing in march. in july he was deported. >> some say he was in a gang.>> not frank. he was never in a gang. not a day where i did not see him. >> chelsea says she just spoke with frank on thursday and he said he was going to try to sneak back into the country using a coyote smuggler. she does not think he had any idea how dangerous it was.>> i w

ten people died including 19-year-old frank fuentes. he graduated from high school in virginia but had been deported. the 60-year-old bradley's criminal history dates back 20 years with felony arrests in colorado for menacing and assault and florida for an escape warrant. he spent a year in a colorado prison. more than a dozen survivors remain hospitalized, some in critical condition. >> it's never just the driver, himself or herself. >> shane folden, in charge of the homeland security office is leading the criminal investigation. >> these organizations consider these people simply a commodity. they don't think of them as people. they look at them from a profit perspective. >> reporter: as a commercial driver bradley repeatedly had been cited for federal safety violations. he's entered no plea with these related tractor trailer deaths, but will appear in court on thursday. mark strassmann, cbs news, san antonio. >>> they say he intended to create fear. the u.s. navy released this video showing the iranian ship in front of the american w

away from the immigration and custom enforcement office in fairfax county, agents say 19-year-old frank fuenteseported months ago after being convicted for assault and more, in fact, agents say he unlawfully entered the united states in 2000 and last year was convicted of grands larceny and also assault by a mob and the agents go on to tell us that they believe that he was a suspected member of the deadly street gang ms 13 being deported to his native gad gadr. mad la on march 2nd. >> you have the national security and public safety concerns >> ice special agent in charges patrick is not connected to the case, fuentes was more than one of nearly a dozen undocumented immigrant who died saturday in an overheated tractor-trailer in texas. this is the gofundme page for fuentes, tells a very different story of a teen who grew up in fairfax. of attended and reportedly graduated from high school. the reality from ice, this victim was a suspected ms 13 gang member. >> the gangs take advantage of those vulnerable populations. then they get people into their gangs and then that's a huge criminal problem.

frank fuentes. >> "the washington post" first reported this story, said he was sneaking back into theto guatemala in march. according to the post, immigration officials said he was convicted of assault and battery and suspected of having possible gang ties. friends posted online he learned from his mistakes and was working on getting a degree. the man accused of

frank fuentes. >> "the washington post" first reported this story, said he was sneaking back into the u.s. after being deported to guatemala in march. according to the post, immigration officials said he was convicted of assault and battery and suspected of having possible gang ties. friends posted online he learned from his mistakes and was working on getting a degree. the man accused of truck is james bradley junior, he is facing a federal charge that could mean life in prison or death penalty if he is convicted. bradley said he didn't know what was in the truck. records show his commercial driver's license was suspended in april. the owner of the truck company also denies involvement. he says the tractor-trailer was sold to someone in mexico. >>> scary sight as chopper 4 captured a police chase near tyson's corner center. fairfax police tried to stop a speeding suv before 9:00 last night. the suspect's vehicle crashed and flipped near the entrance of cambridge road. the driver suffered minor injuries, will face felony speeding charges. no officers were hurt. >>> another crash. this

suspended his commercial driving license back in april. 10 people died, including 19-year-old frank fuentes. he graduated from high school in virginia but had been deported. the 60-year-old bradley's criminal history dates back 20 years with felony arrests in colorado for menacing and assault, and in florida for an escape warrant. he spent a year in a colorado prison. more than a dozen survivors remain hospitalized, some in critical condition. >> it's never just the driver by himself or herself. >> reporter: shane fulton, the special agent in charnlg of san antonio's homeland security office, is leading the criminal investigation. >> these organizations consider these people simply a commodity. they don't think of them as-- as people. they look at them from a profit perspective. >> reporter: as a commercial driver, bradley repeatedly has been scieted for federal safety violations. anthony, he has yet to enter a plea in connection with these truck deaths, but he will appear again in court on thursday. >> mason: mark strassmann in san antonio. thanks, mark. a u.s. navy patrol boat fired warni

. >> reporter: we're now learning more about the victim frank fuentes.ay night members of an immigrants rights group gathered in houston to support those whose loved ones died in the u.s. >> we don't want to ever be in this situation again. >> frank fuentes who died in the truck was deported after being charged with assault and was a reported gang member. gayle? >> thank you very much, mark. >>> new research says speeding is almost as much a factor in deadly crashes as texting. they were related to speed. people are killed if those kinds of accidents every year. kris van cleave is on massachusetts avenue in washington, d.c., with new calls to crack down on speeding. good morning. >> good morning. drivers can hate them but speed cameras can significantly reduce speeding and make roads safer for drivers and pedestrians, but they're only legal in less than the third of the country and the ntsb says that needs to change. >> we're up to 60 miles per hour now. she's going 11 over. >> fairfax county police captain michael grinnan has spent 20 years on road patr

ten people died including 19-year-old, frank fuentes. he graduated from high school in virginia but had been deported. the 60-year-old bradley's criminal history dates back 20 years, with felony arrests in colorado, for menacing and assault, and in florida for an escape warrant. he spent a year in a colorado prison. more than a dozen survivors remain hospitalized, some in critical condition. >> it's never just the driver, by himself or herself. shane fulton, the special agent in charge of homeland security office is leading the criminal investigatin. >> these organizations consider these people a commodity, don't think of them as people, they look at them from a profit perspective. >> as a commercial driver, bradley repeatedly was cited for safety violations. anthony, he has yet to enter a plea in connection with the truck deaths but he will appear again in court on thursday. mark strassmann in san antonio. thanks. >> a u.s. navy patrol boat fired warning shots when an iranian ship came dangerously close in the persian gulf. have a look.

now learning more about the victims who died in the smuggling operation, including 19-year-old frank fuenteseportedly graduated from high school in virginia, but had been deported to guatemala in march. tuesday night members of an immigrant rights group gathered in houston to comfort the families of those who died trying to come to the u.s. >> we will continue to be with you and continue to fight so that we never have to be in this situation ever again. >> reporter: frank fuentes, who died in that truck, was deported after he served time in virginia for assault and was also a suspected gang member. james bradley jr.'s future may become more clear tomorrow. he's scheduled to appear again in federal court. >> thank you very much, mark. >>> new research says that speeding is almost as big a factor in deadly crashes as drunk driving. federal regulators say nearly a third of deadly crashes from 2005 to 2014 were related to speed. on average, more than 11,000 people are killed in those kind of accidents every year. kris van cleave is on massachusetts avenue in washington, d.c., with the new calls

two years before he overheated in the back of that tractor trailor, 19-year-old "frank gonzalez fuentes" graduated from jeb stuart high school in falls church. according to the washington post, fuentes was trying to rejoin his family after being deported to guatemala after being convicted of assault and battery. fuentes also may have had ties to the ms-13 gang. the teen hadn't been back to guatemala since he was a toddler, when his parents traveled undocumented to northern virginia. this morning we're also learning new information about how the tractor trailer made it into the- congressman says the truck did pass through a border patrol checkpoint about two hours before it was discovered outside a san antonio walmart. the scare of a lifetime for an arlington homeowner- who found out a stranger was living in his attic! police say someone called police after hearing footsteps in their attic on 22nd street south. when officers got there -- they found this man - anthony jones - hiding out! he's been charged with unlawful entry and is being held without bail. a local football standout -- cut

one of the migrants, 19-year-old frank fuentes, was brought to the u.s. as a toddler from guatemala and raised in northern virginia before he was deported last march. at the time of fuentes's deportation, ice said the teenager was suspected of having ties to ms-13. his friends dispute the accusation. fuentes' former classmate juan benitez told the "washington post" -- "growing up where we grew up, it was just easier for the government to label him as a statistic and say that he was affiliated with a gang. growing up in a rough neighborhood we stayed away from people like that. it was the only way to be safe." before his deportation, fuentes was a recipient of daca, or deferred action for childhood arrivals, which grants legal protection for some young immigrants to live and work in the united states. we will have more on the fight of undocumented immigrants to protect daca later in the broadcast. in connecticicut, an undocumentd mother who took sanctuary in a new haven church to avoid deportation to guatemala has won an emergency stay that will keep her i

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frank guisseppe fuentes immigrated from guatemala from the u.s. he graduated in 2015. he was protected from deportation under the dream act but his protected status expired last year. i.c.e. says fuentes was a suspected gang member who was -- >>> a strange phone conversation about pig manure. the secretary thought he was talking policy but it was a pair of russian pranksteres known for recording silly phone conversations. he talked about coal exports and natural gas pipelines and tried to remain business like even when they floated alcohol as >>> nats park is hosting next year's all-star game and we are pumped about today being park of kicking off excitement. news 4 live at nats park for the festivities. beautiful behind you there. all quiet. >> reporter: it is all quiet. let me tell you, the media circus for the mlb all-star game is officially underway. just about an hour ago we got our first sneak peek of the logo. underneath this tarp fans in the ballpark will get to see the logo. we have a sneak peek as d.c. prepares to host the fifth all-star game. here it is. it

frank fuentes frauded from fairfax and was deported after getting in trouble with the law. he is one of ten people who died after packed into a poorly ventilated truck for hours to cross the u.s. border. the driver he khaimz he didn't know there were people in the back of the truck. >> federal appeals court blocked d.c. law that makes it difficult for gun ob others to get carry permits. city attorney general and other leaders are considering their next move. divided three judge panel said requiring people to fear injury or another proper reason to carry a weapon. violates residents second a34e7b case could end up at supreme court if districts officials challenge the ruling. >> missing members. robotics team. d.c. police tell us two teens were located and safe and canada. other 14 members still a mystery. the team came to d.c. to participate in the international robotices competition a few weeks ago and disappeared one day after the contest endd north korea is a lot closer than thought to pros you duceing nuclear weapon that can reach of the united st states. in you assessme