amy: texas state representative mary gonzalez. after she spoke, they did vote for that amendndment. police chief acevedo, can you talk a about what you have seen, what she is talking about, bravely speaking about as a survivor herself and a legislator. then if you could explain in full what the overall law does. art: the law prohibits us from telling our officers they cannot ask immigration status at the point of detention. what we have seen, what we knew we would see, folks are now not wanting to cooperate with law enforcement. ,he unintended consequences today's witness or victims of may be undocumented does not come forward, may not be able to help us prevent a future crime of another american-born resident, whether it is a child at the bus stop kidnapped, so on

gonzalez. john how's it going? we want to see your child's back mary kay levine of silver spring sent us this photo of her grand daughter on her first day of kindergarten. and when you snap a photo of your students- be sure to share it with us! just go to burst dot com slash wjla- and you might see your photos on the air! and still developing this morning out of prince george's county. today boards cover the windows of the lynhill condominiums --- roughly 100-people now out of their homes. this happening after the condo's were ruled unsafe by the county. live in prince george's county following this story is ryan hughes. ryan good morning. happening today. we're going to get it's 5:xx and getting off to a sunny start. it's a beautiful thursday morning but some clouds could soon be on the way. eileen joins us again with a look at the forecast. it's time for the biggest sale oit senses and automaticallyep adjusts on both sides. the new 360 smart bed is part of our biggest sale of the year where all beds are on sale. and right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. plus free home delivery. august - rain chances