we have put together a slideshow of some of our team's four leggett friends. you can share your pictures with us. just post to our facebook page. -- we have put together a slide show of some of our team's four leggett -- we have put together a slideshow of some of our team's four legged friends. you can share your posts with us on our facebook page. the oil companies pollute our air. putting their... ...profits ahead of our kids' health. now they're trying to weaken california's clean air laws. i'm tom steyer. we've had a million kids get asthma. we need to send the oil companies a message. tell your legislator to stand up to the oil companies and protect our clean air laws. don't let the oil companies put their profits... ...ahead of our kids. >>> some police officers in san jose working so much they don't have time to go home and sleep. officers are sleeping in rvs right next to the station. ann rubin spoke with police about the issue. >> reporter: though it looks like a park this is actually a parking lot near san jose headquarters. it is where more than on

maryland senator ben cardin and montgomery county executive ike leggett visited a shelter and met withed residents. people who were in the building at the time of the explosion expressed their concerns. source: tu nc8 10p n pkg ss explosion fo cardin and leggett say they're now focused on finding transitional and permanent housing for those displaced residents. people in flood-ravaged ellicott city are getting some help in applying for loans. the u-s small business administration disaster loan outreach cent fifty-plus center in ellicott city. the center is open on weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to five p.m., and saturdays and sundays from eight a.m. until four p.m. meanwhile, residents and business owners will have access to main street from dawn to dusk, through monday. after that, main street will be closed for three weeks. happening today.. the search resumes at eight a.m. in the potomac river.. for a missing swimmer. authorities say a man went under water yesterday evening near the old angler's inn in potomac, and did not resurface. search and rescue crews and a u.s. police helicopter qui

leggett is charged with assault and resisting a public officer. to our cover story now.... a mother has bonded out of jail after being charged with leaving her four children home alone. we still haven't heard directly from sarai flores lechuga why she left those children alone. wral's layla santiago tell us she is learning more about the mother through one of her friends. 11:45:04 muy buena ma was supposed to pick up the five year old and watch the other children - but that person never showed up. the five-year-old is with his father. the other children are now in the custody of protective services. flores-lechuga will be a clayton man is being called a hero for helping a family escape their burning home. but that's after he was first mistaken for an intruder. wral's adam owens has the story. on mystery hill circle something went bump adam owens, wral news, clayton. the family who lives in the home didn't want to go on camera. the clayton fire marshal told wral, he believes the fire started at an electrical outlet, on the outside of the home. home. next on rewind.... the hi

senator cardin and ike leggett is touring the site. amy aubert is there. what came out of the meeting, amy? amy: you are right. the officials met with the residents of the flower branch apartments her at the shelter, a little before noon today. they told us one of the biggest concerns they heard is the need for permanent housing. county executive ike leggett calling the meeting spirited, open and transparent. we spoke to neighbors this morning who tell us they came to the shelter to seek help saying they are still having trouble sleeping at night. we are told additional information should be available in the next few days. officials say they are hopeful the identification process will move forward in the next few days. >> i want to make sure people are comfortable to come forward and seek help. we know with the language used in this campaign there is a concern of the communities as to whether they can trust governmental services. i want them to know as the federal partners this is all about providing help amy: officials hope to have a cause resolved and fo

. >> at the long branch community center, montgomery county executive mike leggett met residents hurt by the fire. >> the challenges, trying to find traditional housing and permanent housing for people. >> some residents of apartment buildings located near the explosion say they are living in constant fear. >> they were sleeping in the car for a while. now they returned to the apartment, but they're afraid to turn the gas stove on still. they are afraid to cook. >> at the meeting in the community center, residents received assurances that washington gas has checked out the surrounding buildings. >> the residents of the adjacent buildings should not experience a problem withhe if they do, they should contact us. >> the senator wants to make sure people here are comfortable coming for help, no matter what their immigration status. >> there is a concern of democrat communities as to whether they can trust governmental services. i wanted them to know as their federal partners, this is all about providing help. >> chris gordon, news4. >> a major sex trafficking ring busted, setting dozens

amy: senator ben cardin of montgomery county ben cardin and montgomery county executive ike leggett just wrapped up a press conference at the shelter. aficials say they had spirited, open, and transparent discussion with the residents. the biggest concern they heard today, the need for permanent housing. we are told they plan to work with the residents on an individual basis to find housing. still no word on the exact cause of the fire or any major updates in the investigation. just saying new information is expected later this week. the officials say coming out and talking to these residents was important. take a listen. >> in regards to the dislocated families, we had an excellent opportunity to talk with them and make sure they understand and that they need to come forward to let us know their circumstance. we are going to deal with each individual case as far as finding housing and dealing with that. a process in place that can help the families deal with their housing needs and their other needs. amy: we spoke with several residents this morning who are coming out to the shelter, sa

ben carson and ike leggett will visit to see the destruction firsthand. washington gas is testing nearby buildings after residents again told investigators that they smelled gas many times before the deadly explosion. many were killed and the cause remains under investigation. it was an enormous show of support in the aftermath of that explosion. organizers say that donations continue to pour in and that it's overwhelming in a good way. the group says that the best you can give now is your time. the more people willing to volunteer and lend a high -- lend a hand victims. find out more on our website, wjla.com. seven people confirmed dead in that massive flooding in louisiana. since friday 20,000 people have been rescued from their homes and cars and at least 10,000 are now living in shelters. the governor says that this is some of the worst flooding the state has ever seen. >> it's difficult because people think they are safe, but you can throw all of that out when you are in louisiana. new were areas are now being hit by flooding. autria: the washington

senator ben cardin and montgomery county executive ike leggett ar shelter tuesday morning. the officials talking with residents and answering questions. in a meeting described as spirited, open and transparent. >> i want them to know as the federal partners this is all about provading help. amy: he brought his family to the shelter to see help. >> people think that it is going to get a bump again. amy: other neighbors agree saying explaining it to their kids is difficult. >> something is dismissed. homemy, we go outside -- mommy, we go outside. amy: christie coming to the chapter to get the help she needs. >> i can't sleep. i have anxious thoughts in the back of my head. >> this was an incredible trauma. there are physical injuries. there are certainly mental issues that have to be dealt. there will be fear. a lot of areas that have to be attended to. amy: they got to hear firsthand the need and work >> i am reasonably convinced that the challenges we heard today are most immediately that of trying to find transitional housing and permanent housing for people. we'll be able

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