secretary mcdonnell.is history shows that he has the ability to manage a large corporation dealing in health services. he has the heart for it. he served in the american military. i think he can do a good job. he needs us to give him the wind -- we need -- he needs us to give him the wind at his back to do that job. and he needs to have the courage to exercise the very difficult decisions that need to be made at the v.a. but i think bobby mcdonnell can do it and i hope he can take this crisis that we are having in denver and use it as a benchmark to the future operations of the v.a. rather than a problem we continue to perpetuate in the v.a. mcdonnell is the right man for the job, if he is willing to take the reins and if we are willing to give him the backing that he needs. john mcardle: senator, how much time does he have to to show that he is willing to take the reins, if you can show him that he has the backing that he needs? senator isakson: well, he's -- there is a lot of things that are indicative

bob mcdonnell's attorney argued two points. first of all, that the trial judge gave the jury flawed and overbroad instructions about what an official act is and that it wrongly -- wrongly sweeps and lawful conduct. -- unlawful conduct. he also argued that bob mcdonnell's attorneys were not permitted to individually question the potential jurors about pretrial publicity. and whether it had caused them to form an opinion. the government's attorney says the jurors were adequately question. as for official acts, he pointed to a glaring piece of evidence that six minutes after johnny williams negotiates the loan with bob mcdonnell, the former governor asks and instructs his senior adviser to help williams and his company. >> it makes every elected official a potential target. because these are routine courtesies that every governor -- every elected official -- when you have every white house counsel saying that this is grossly wrong under the law, i think that says a lot. >> the jury instructions the judge gave -- were wrong. the on

mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns dr. murase ms. sonata and mr. chin oh, he's not here please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> before we begin as superintendant has a announcement. >> it dr. murase we'll be withdrawing the resolution pathways to unified school district interim and careers it will be placed on a future board meeting approval of the minutes no one before i call the next item i'd like to remind the members of the public if you wish to address the board of education a person can completely a card and present to ms. casco according the board rules and procedures speaker cards will not be accepted for an item before the board we have many many groups and a rather public comment list i'll be asking the groups addressing the same topic to limit their comments to 10 minutes we video quite a few groups and item b presentations to the board of education the superintendants report mr. superintendant. >> thank you, dr. murase i'd like to unfortunately, this evening start my remarks by asking for a moment of silence ems many students cro

. >> 39-year-old ryan mcdonnell of vacaville, california, cited and issued a court date. secret service locked down the white house several surrounding blocks after officers tackled mcdonnell who was flying a drone 100 feet of in the air. the device was a quadcopter about a foot long. the faa says no drones within 15 miles of reagan national airport and the airspace around the white house and capitol is supposed to be even more secure. >>> outrage on capitol hill after a seven-week investigation found that two secret service agents had been drinking at a bar before they drove into the middle of a bomb investigation at the white house. newly released images show how close the government vehicle came to the suspicious object. that report found nobody told the secret service director what had happened for five days. >> your failure to report reflects et cetera poor judgment on their part or an affirmative desire to hide their conduct. >> you wouldn't be able to work

mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton parklet ms. wynns and dr. murase. >> 7 i's. >> the next item that was served partnership agreement with the new teacher project. >> roll call vote. >> pressuring mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns no dr. murase 6 i's excuse me. i have a list ever questions there are 10 questions may i forward them to you to respond to those questions and get the responds to the entire board specifically about this grant. >> yes. >> thank you. >> great we have a closed session after this i hope we'll conclude that for the first reading adoption of structural materials and intimate placement no speaker cards on this item is there any well, there's no discussion on the first reading so thank you, mr. santos i will just move on item r paroles for the first reading teaching students to save lives and commissioner fewer and there are no speaker cards on this item we just q no speaker cards this item will be referred to budget and business services and the curriculum and program committee item s board mem

mcdonnell and former governor bob mcdonnell were convicted of trading political influence from lawyers and friends. prosecutors say the judge handled the case properly. mrk donel's reply is due by june 11th. >>> right now we're working to find out whether the manu emt will open today. an electrical issue forced the monument to close yesterday. we'll sent out a push alert on the nbc washington app as soon as we find out whether the monument will open. >>> new this morning, the alexandria courthouse is closed until further notice due to electrical problems. the courthouse could be closed as late as today or monday. >> oh no! >> the conditions a texas family says they had to endure as their home began filling with water. >>> a hot and humid look at your fire. storms could be in your future. >>> and out of japan, people are trying to get to safer grounds after the sudden eruption of a volcano there. a look at how many >>> the coast guard is helping to evacuate a small island in japan. it started spewing black clouds and ash about eight hours ago. the small island has 137 residents. they're

mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns and dr. murase. >> 7 i's. >> thank you very much it is bewitching hour for our student delegate their excused we wish her luck on the exams she'll be taking in the next few weeks we're now on tome q superintendant proposal for first reading item one 5512 f p w authorization to grant the presentation for the gateway to early college charter is there a motion and a second. >> so moved. >> second. >> thank you very much this item will be received to the curriculum and budget committee i don't have public testimony cards next item is item r board members proposals for first reading in support of the success of all african-american students in the unified school district authorized my myself commissioner vice president haney and commissioner walton is there a motion? >> so moved. >> second. >> this will be referred to budget and business services as well as the curriculum and we have 4 speakers on this item (calling names). >> if you could please come up and per earlier guideline one minute per pe

their bid to try to restore mcdonnell's name. now, at the heart of mcdonnell's appeal is this argument things he did for johnny williams were simply political courtesies and not official acts and couldn't be considered part of a bribery scheme. but government lawyers told the judges that the timing of what mcdonnell did, for instance receiving a gift and then setting a meeting for williams proved those official acts were criminal acts. now as you know mcdonnell and his wife were both convicted on pub pick corruption charges last september. convicted of accepting more than 177,000 in gifts, trips and loans from wealthy businessman johnny williams in exchange for helping his -- helping promote his company's dietary supplements. given a two-year sentence but allowed to be free pending this appeal. here what happens the former governor had to say today. >> there's nothing that has been done here that violated the law, i know that in my heart and in my soul and i thank the team here for their zealous advocacy today, the probing questi

mcdonnell's convict could be reversed and aquited. the convection could be reversed and judges order a new trial or the conviction could be upheld and he be sent to prison. i'm julie carey, news 4. >> and the court's ruling not expected for some weeks. >>> normally when president obama make ace speech he's the only man with a microphone. today he went to georgetown university to meet one voice among several talking about ways to end poverty. steve handelsman on capitol hill where liberals and conservatives worked together. >> millions of people are living below the poverty line before the recision. here are three. darlene hunter is the face of poverty in america. raising two daughters in southeast washington on an income she says of just 1 thousand a month. how hard is that to do? >> it's a struggle. to keep my kids by myself. >> reporter: 12,000 a year is deep poverty plaguing more than 3 million u.s. kids. but 45 million americans found the u.s. census from were below the poverty line of 23,000 a year for a family of four. president

here is video of mcdonnell leaving the courthouse this afternoon. he was joined in the courtroom by his wife maureen and four of their five children. his lawyers argue he should not have been convicted for two primary reasons. number one, he took no official action of jonnie williams, the businessmen at the center of this corruption scandal. the second charge they make is that james spencer did not determine whether or not jurors had formed opinions about the case and governor based on publicity leading up to the trial. governor mcdonnell and his wife were convicted of taking $180,000 in gets and loans from williams but the governor stands by his claims of innocence. >> there is nothing that has been done here that violated the law, i know that in my heart and soul. i think the team here for their zealous advocacy today, the probing questions of the judges and i continue to trust in the greatness of the american justice system and the lord for vindication. >> the prosecution arguing today that the length of time in which governor mcdonnell was assoc

maureen mcdonnell, the former first lady was sentenced to a year and a day in federal prison. she is also free pending her appeal. that date has not been scheduled yet. ail have much more on the governor's case coming up at 6:30, delia goncalves, wusa9. >> thank you, delia. >>> new england patriots tom brady has been suspended for four games and the patriots have been fined $1 million plus the first and fourth round draft picks. that's the punishment handed down by the league for deflategate good patriots owner bob kraft called the punishment excessive and you can bank on bready appealing it according to his agent. he claims the wells report was flawed. susan mcginnis reports. >> reporter: fans are reacting to the n.f.l. 's punishment for new england patriots star quarterback tom braidsy. some defending him. >> everyone does the deflategate. they all do it. he just got caught. >> he's done a wonderful job for the patriots. to hang him out to dry like this is not fair. >> reporter: brady was socked with a four-game suspension for knowingly using deflated footballs at last seaso

if it stands, mcdonnell could ask for a rehearing. >>> lawyers say they need more time to prepare for jesse matthew trial in fairfax county. he is charged in the death of uva student hannah graham. this case stems from a 2005 incident where a woman says she was attacked outside her apartment. matthew is charged with attempted capital murder and sex crimes in the case. the trial is supposed to start in months, but his attorneys have filed a motion to delay. >>> still no answers in the mother's day murder of a rockville couple. investigators were back at the home today where their children found dick and joanie vilardo cut and stabbed to death. detectives don't know if they were the victims of random burglary or killed specifically. police are telling neighbors secure your homes. >>> tonight at least 42 people dead, another 1,200 injured in a powerful earthquake that hit nepal. today's quake measured 7.3 centered east of the 7.8 quake that hit back on april 25th. 8,000 people died. meanwhile six u.s. marines and two nepalese soldiers are missing. their helicopter disappeared while they

mcdonnel and former governor bob mcdonnel were convicted of trading political influence from a wealthy friend. lawyers for maureen mcdonnel say the guilty verdicts should be released because of the judge. prosecutors say the judge handled the case properly. mcdonnel's reply is due july 11. >>> activists are planning to protest outside former governor martin o'malley's event in baltimore. he's widely thought to be using his speech to announce he's running for president yet baltimore accountability activists say they want to draw attention to the zero-tolerance policies o'malley had when he was mayor of baltimore. the activists say those policies may have cricketed to the kinds of police tactics that led to the death of freddie gray. o'malley defended his record saying the city is safer now than when he was elected. >>> meanwhile, hillary clinton is busy raising money in florida. she'll attend another fund-raiser tonight in the parkland area north of ft. lauderdale. while clinton has faced tough questions about everything from the clinton foundation to benghazi some republicans are turni

commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. mcdonnell present. commissioner fewer? >> here. >> present. >> commission mer wynns present, and supervisor kim, chair kim present. >> can you please call item number 16789 >> it is the hearing on the current status and future plans for the san francisco unified school district's student crossing guard program. >> this was a hearing request from supervisor norman yee and it is a program he's been leading on belaugh o f of the city so i would like to turn this meeting over to supervisor yee to chair. >> thank you, colleagues, i wanted to highlight the student crossing guard program, i myself served as a crossing guard as did superintendent goranza and chief sir and mayor lee and commissioner mcdonnell and commissioner fewer, anybody else? but i'm realizing as i startd rolling out this -- asking this program to be rolled out again for the public schools that so many of us leadership as you went through this program when i took office, my number one priority was pedestrian safety and i believe this program has shown to be an

mcdonnell and his estranged wife maureen arrived and left separately. because her case is connected to his, her appeal is on hold until a decision is reached in his case. >>> a new search for survivors underway in nepal which was hit today by yet another powerful earthquake. at least 37 people more than 1,200 others were hurt. eight workers in nepal recorded this landslide near a himalayan village triggered by today's big quake. >> we had the shaking just go on and on. >> today's quick measured at a 7.3 and was centered laughway between cat machine dow -- halfway between katmandu and mount everest. a ripa helicopter disappeared while helping with disaster operations. >>> a crew helping out in nepal says they're doing just fine after the earthquake. virginia task force one was part of the group that rescued a teenager nearly five days after the first quake. the team is finalizing plans for the return home. >>> we are just getting started on wusa9 news at 5:00. what does the washington football team's name change have to do with tom brady and deflategate?

no reasonable jury can conclude that governor mcdonnell violated the law. eefb even if you were to disagree with me it's possible the the jury did agree with us but under these instructions the the judge would be required to or at the very at least authorizeded to convict. everything as simple as hosting a cocktail party simply suggesting a meeting without requesting anything happened at the meeting, simply asking your in-house lawyer to see you about the issue, under the instructions the official court gave, the jury was required or at least authorized to conclude those were prohibited official acts, and that is clearly reversible error. to closely analyze these cases. remember, the government's theory here is there was no expressed agreement. no express agreement. like wiz johnny williams would only testify to an imapplicanted agreement that the government would perform some kind of unspecified help. clearly not enough under the law. that's why the government's theory all along was you could infer a corrupt agreement from a pattern of gifts and loans on o

. >>> former first lake maureen mcdonnell's corruption conviction should be upheld. they say she has a fundamental misunderstanding of bribery law. mcdonnell were convicted of trading gifts. prosecutors say the judge handled the case properly. mcdonnell's reply is due june 11th. >>> right now, a liefr look at the washington monument for you. we are working to find out whether the monument will open today. an electrical issue caused theel excavator not to work and the monument was closed. we'll send you a sig alert on the app as soon as we find out whether the monument will be open. >>> for the second year in a row, the scripps national spelling bee crowned two winners. take a look at the winning moment now. >> nunatak. >> n-u-n-a-t-a-k, nunatak. >> kansas native vanya shenkar spelled each work correctly. her sister won in 2009. just a smart family smart kids. both winners are going home with more than $38,000 in cash and prizes. last year was the first tie in more than five decades. >> at least they can spell really well. >> really well. congratulations. >>> changes

>> of course. >> that's because the argument could keep bob mcdonnell out of prison. the things he did for businessman johnny williams were routine political court sis not official acts part of a bribery scheme. mcdonnell and his wife are convicted of accepting 175 thousand in exchange for promoting his company's diet tear supplement but the lawyers say the jury instruction contained a fatal flaw definition of acts far too broad. here's what his lawyer said in court. >> an official act could be something as innocuous as photo-op. >> reporter: for example, a drive to a ferrari led to a call to set up a meeting. coming up you'll hear the question from one of the judges that boosted the spirits of mcdonnell's team and the possible decisions the judges could make. >>> four men in custody a fifth is wanted in connection with an alleged cock fighting ring. we're told animal control officers went to check on a possible mistreated horseback in march but instead found evidence of roosters being kept for fight ing each man charged could face five years if con viktd. >> still no

commissioner low commissioner bonilla commissioner harrison commissioner levitan sxhgd commissioner mcdonnell we're on item four general public comment up to 15 minutes continued on item 12 at this time the members of the public my may address the jurisdiction of the commission and that don't appear on the agenda respect to agenda items your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded and everyone has 3 minutes blue cards the first one is (calling names). >> so if marking up is here it didn't appear she is next. >> good morning, commissioners i'm listened here on behalf of the friends of kathy sent an e-mail earlier today you'll get it with pictures of a recent recent workday we had up at camp over mother's day weekend we went up to get did came readies by getting the general store opened up and chasing the mice out of the electronics but everything is going well, we wanted to thank the department for getting the new backdoor it is wonderful and jim worked hard to make sure that happened we have a new manager andy merrill has been an just a minute manager for two to three years he'

versus mcdonnell. before you begin, i want to reiterate that we have been generous with the time of the or arguments, and we expect you want to honor that generosity by directly answering the question . >> with that in mind, mr. francisco? >> thank you. no francisco. governor mcdonnell simply set the meeting and pose for a photograph with jonnie williams without asking anybody to do anything specific, he committed a crime. nobody ever thought that was a lot. if it were true, it we give prosecutors -- the district court compounded a series of rulings. including refusing to ask basic question, have you formed an opinion about the governor based on your exposure to pretrial publicity by refusing to sever his wife's trouser that she could testify on his behalf, and by refusing to allow the governor to explain to the jury the full scope of jonnie williams. >> is the jury instruction your most important argument? i want to be sure we get to what you regard it your most persuasive argument. >> our most import

mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton commissioner wynns dr. murase it's 6 i's. >> congratulations (clapping). >> we have quite a bit of business remaining so thank you all for coming out tonight in support of gateway if you could kwoel espouse users we have quite a few agenda items the next item on the agenda the wing policies was moved and seconded on april 22nd may s i have a report under the rules committee. >> we had acquit an expensive discussion excluding a lot of really good debt testimony from the community health director in support of that this is a kind of next generation wellness policy i want to point out somebody motive have to tell me whether or not this is appropriate you'll see in the agenda underlined material which has been addressed and bans the committees discussions and kind of collaborating process we agreed an clarifications and added things we wanted in the policy since that time i've excuses things i felt was not clarified enough so we came up with language which i will submit as an amendment with the support of staff

secretary mcdonnell. his history shows that he has the ability to manage a large corporation dealing in health services. he has the heart for it. he served in the american military. i think he can do a good job. he needs us to give him the wind wind at his back to do that job. and he needs to have the courage to exercise the very difficult decisions that need to be made at the v.a. but i think bobby mcdonnell can do it and i hope he can take this crisis that we are having in denver and use it as a benchmark to the future operations of the v.a. rather than a problem we continue to perpetuate in the v.a. mcdonnell is the right man for the job, if he is willing to take the reins and if we are willing to give him the backing that he needs. john mcardle: senator, how much time does he have to to show that he is willing to take the reins, if you can show him that he has the backing that he needs? senator isakson: well, he's -- there is a lot of things that are indicative to me that he has taken the initiative t

here and carlyle port just a couple blocks away from levi stadium where they arrived the 48 mcdonnell is not there and a woman whom police could not identify said she had been insulted and three hours later mcdonald's was arrested at home and turn over line in san jose. figures questioned how the senate clare police headquarters and he was transported by a black policemen here the senate clara county jail and booked on misdemeanor domestic violence charges as well as misdemeanor child endangerment with more detail exactly what happened lot scotus and clara police department per clark now. "said pilot sasaki going to do much in that assault would icahn said of the victim was a salted she. was holding a young child and infant and what we do know after the assault occurred and so the child endangerment occurred he left the location of senate clara went to another location. he is located in the san jose. what they have to do is peace that together and figure out. what happened out 'cause you here. "that is a residence with the child" >> reporter: this is the most recent booking photo ran

mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton parklet ms. wynns drumming that's unanimous congratulations (clapping) we have running to item c recognized and resolutions maximizations. >> i'd like to call to the podium our supervisor the physical to give the service award. >> evening superintendent it's my great pleasure to announce this special service award recipient christen was nominated been a coworker for positive support of colleagues and christine spent hours working with the middle school supporting 55 classroom teachers and knows each one by names and knows their children's names and the schools and dedicated to supporting them her expertise and sense of humor have brauth brought departments together to implement the 15 education programs i'd like to take this moment to recognize the teachers that have come here today to honor christen i offer my congratulations. >> thank you, kristin for all you do for the district our students and families (clapping). >> i'm truly humbled by this award i get do work with thrilled physical educato

virginia governor bob mcdonnell in court. his lawyers delivering oral arguments in the appeal in his corruption case. mcdonnell could spend two years in prison for trading political influence for $160,000 in loans and gifts. on friday we'll learn how a d.c. rabbi could spend behind bars. he pleaded guilty to secretly recording women in a religious ritual bath in georgetown. prosecutors asked the judge to sentence him to prison for 17 years. >>> holy pants. second degree burns. why the mom blames the iphone for sending her 12-year-old to the emergency room. >>> snow in april. where folks are having a deja vu of winter. >> the comment the georgia principal is pl guysing for after what she said led to students and parents walking (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. >>> we need you to channel the magic of tuskegee toward the challenges of today. >> first lady michelle obama speaking to the graduating class at tuskegee uni

mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton ms. wynns no arrest dr. murase. >> no arrest had i's thank you all for participating in the discussions i want to espouse our student delegate thank you ms. sonata vote on the consent calendar was moved and seconded under section f roll call please. on the consent calendar with the expectation of page 42a ms. sonata on the consent calendar. >> you're still here ms. fewer if i could ask. >> if you could please taco your conversation out to the fire. >> ms. fewer mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell and there were no k that were retroactive. >> ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns dr. murase and next t is consent calendar served for board discussion and immediate action commissioner fewer and commissioner wynns had an action served. >> i served this is there someone to respond to. >> yes. this is a no, this is a different one. >> this is page 42 42a. >> yeah. >> is this sf a. >> this is memorandum p with cal state. >> that is 44 a. >> right. >> hers is 44 a's so i pulled this item because i want to show you this is an e

mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns dr. murase 7 i's. >> (clapping) thank you very much. >> the next item on the agenda is item f public comment on consent calendar i have none item g the consent calendar i need a motion and second on the consent calendar. >> move the consent calendar arrest second. >> thank you. >> any items withdrawn or corrected by the superintendant. >> superintendant. >> yes. dr. murase two on page 92 should be marked non-retroactive and the dates changed to 2015 and next on page h 90 there the code should be placed the following words pending 2015-2016 budget approval. >> thank you, mr. steel any items removed for first reading by the board seeing none any items served by the board of superintendant for deduction or vote seeing none, no one oh. >> i'd like to sever k 21 on page 24 and page 16 i'm severing two of the contracts off-street parking one for summer supplemental to talk about the issue you you know there is nothing wrong with those contracts i want to make that clear. >> thank you there will

to keep our operating budget $22 million i want to thank you to those who attended commissioner mcdonnellpen the far left where is your jacket by the way. >> oh delivered it, too late pay yes. i noticed that we're going to have to work on that for lecturer and be phil ginsburg and his wonderful wife. >> yeah. where's our leopard jacketed gosh, it was so fun and orlando giving me advice thank you all i'm not sure the auction went as well await you commissioner president buell get you on the calendar for next year it's it. >> commissioner levitan. >> i say that i was there recently with my little one you're doing on amazing job we're incredibly blessed i've been to the san diego zoo and it's fine but the value the layout and offensive that playground that extraordinary you're doing 80 a topnotch job we're lucky. >> commissioner harrison and i want to second commissioner levitan'ss comments i took my granddaughter out there was a wonderful experience she got tessie at the playground but. >> made me poor. >> the friends, family as well thank you. i appreciate our comments. >> thank you very m

mcdonnell was sentenced to two years in prison for trading political influence for more than $165,000 in gifts. a decision could take weeks. >>> montgomery county police say they know how a killer got into a well-known rockville couple's home. dick and jodi vilardo were found dead in their home on mother's day. the window latch may not have been locked. police have not said whether they believe the couple was targeted or victims of a random act. >>> lawyers for four of the six accused gang members on trial for killing a virginia volunteer police officer asked the judge to declare a mistrial. the group is charge with killing him last february. yesterday, the fbi ago told the court that one of the defendants obtained a list of jurors. that person allegedly contacted at least one of the jurors relatives. we'll find out if the judge declares that mistrial shortly after court resumes at 8:30 this morning. >>> doctors of a patient at the university of virginia medical center tested negative for the ebola virus. the patient recently returned from west africa. >>> the wizards have at least tw

. >> commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. >> thank you. i hate following sandy (laughter) so it is funny sandy you were commenting about what this issue has done to use it is really interesting to have the communications we've had go amongst ourselves we august it to disagree on a mob number of things that is one of the more contention conversations as well as other community members this is my take this was brought to us because we have a teacher shortage problem and so i'm coming to pr this we have a teacher shortage proximate cause we have not been funded we have continuance loofrz and teachers wanted to come to the professionalism i don't blame them this is a perform on every single school year you had to think did having you have a job in the fall many of you taught in the summer in order to make ends meet and many don't qualify to purchase a home in san francisco our teacher be professionalism as a whole is underfunded and disrespected and has not held a place in the communicated where we all know you deserve so i want to start with

superintendent and commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. >> thank you, dr. murase i'm sorry to jump in here under the commissioners announcement i'm excited given the comments we've heard we're not waiting to really partner and serve our african-american students in san francisco so this friday i'm very, very existed about a real event under the leadership for that the leadership mr. dickey talking all 2 hundred and 50 graduating african-american seniors from the self-public schools and participating are linking that is going to professionally adapt all the seminars seniors and create an account for the students and partnering with the organization beyond 12 they will provide not only counseling and mentorship to those students as we go into criteria and college but provide us with the data to track and provide issues innuendo the schools it is the first of the kind in san francisco but not possible without the work that everyone does around the african-american students that will be this friday and commissioners you should have received an invitation lincol

review of this case. >> pam: mcdonnell also still facing possible charges in connection with allegedsexual assault of a woman he met at a bar in san jose, >> pam: he is filed suit against her for defamation. still ahead at six east bay congregation searching for answers this evening after somebody so it's a theater pound statue from the church crowns and first devastation texas more problems for loadstar state and a live report from the scene next texas >> pam: underwater tonight after eating humble for a massive storm system roads closed and homes demolished workers attempt to rescue people trapped by the rising waters at least four people dead after relentless rains hit the area along with a dozen people still missing from texas and like a scene of the water this is remarkable effort that stain there and much of the city as you see a heck is emerged. >> reporter: undefined 13 of the 15 missing people in this county hays county alone this entire county and richet and coming to grips with the devastation after days of the historic funding. and inches of rain in 24 hours bring the cit