here comes mola, mary imola, mola, can he do it?he cursed the fact that the swim has let him down one more time? by mola, wow,ing this is just superb. a were 40 seconds down on these great runners. varga is running round -- running well. mario mola is just eating up the field. it is possible that he will have the fastest run of the day. trevor: here he goes. is going after him. he is not what you let him relax. this is going to be an incredible brownlee-gomez race that we have seen in the last acceleration,e new leads, new athletes, new tactics, here we go again, now it is vincent luis in the front. trevor: luis wasn't broken, so this could be vincent luis's first-ever win of a race or javier gomez's 12? as this is all about, you can never guess and you could kind brownlee brothers hadn't been in the battle, we would have had two incredible warriors. trevor: but this is epic enough and we know about javier gomez, and you have to really perform, he will give you nothing, but he is sticking to vincent luis and he is making luis win th

our mola lenghi is live there now with more on what we know. mola? >> reporter: well, derek, lesli, this is still a very active shooting scene as you can see behind me, the metropolitan police department still on scene investigating. what we do know is police were called to the scene around 9:00 tonight to reports of a shooting. when officers arrived in the 600 block of edgewood street northeast, they found three men shot. all three were rushed to the hospital. that is where they are right now. their conditions have not yet been released. i can tell you that the metropolitan police department homicide unit was notified and a mobile crime unit arrived on scene about 20 minutes ago but again at this point details very limited. we do not know anything about motives or a suspect at this point. we are waiting for more information to come through the metropolitan police department. live in northeast i'm mola lenghi for wusa9. >> violent start to the weekend over there, mola, thank you. >>> a man exposes himself in broad daylight and we want to warn you som

mola? >> reporter: well, lesli, how fairfax county police handled this most recent complaint which came from a fairfax county resident and an iraq war veteran, that really underscores that this department still has some work to do when it comes to becoming more transparent. after fairfax county resident john geer was shot and killed in 2013 by a fairfax county police officer, the department was virtually silent about the incident for 17 months. not even geer's family knew what happened the day their son was killed. it took intervention from the u.s. justice department to get fairfax county police to go public in. an attempt to gain transparency this police practice was formed. >> pipe greatly impressed with the fact that we've -- i'm greatly impressed with the fact that we've been allowed to go the directions we want to in general. >> i'm not seeing progress. >> reporter: mike curtis, president of the virginia citizens coalition for police accountability, is talking about an incident that h

mario mola made a remarkable third-place recovery. connix was the fourth across the line and there was another strong french finish for seventh. taking silver ensures that javier gomez's stays on top of columbia threadneedle rankings. vincent luis goes from third-place the fourth. now it was time for the grand finale in hamburg. for the third season running, the city hosted the itu championships. two men and two women from each nation competed in a popular event among elite athletes, many of whom hope that it will be integrated into the program. >> i would love it if the triathlon had another medal in the olympics. i really think that the fans enjoy watching the relay. it is a very quick pace and it is good to see the men and women together and it is really exciting. vincent: we are fighting each other to be in the team and we will have to see what happens. very specific course, just one lap to swim, 300 meters, and then to collapse on the bike, so very flat but lots of changes in direction and tight turns for the writers to negotiate

our mola lenghi is live at the statue in rockville with some reaction. mola? >> reporter: lesli, the statue was dedicated in 1913. now it's coming down from the grounds of this historic courthouse, but with seemingly all things concerning confederacy history and race the decision to remove it is a controversial one. his war ended about 150 years ago, but this confederate soldier seems to still be involved in a fight. today the battle is over the legacy symbols, its heritage and the pain it still causes some. scores of montgomery county respects packed the city hall to weigh in on the fate of the confederate soldier memorial outside the courthouse. >> it should be removed immediately and never returned to public property again. >> please don't erase our history because today our perception is difference. that surely will change again. >> the idea that that statue has somehow or another offended or plagued black americans or any americans is preposterous. >> reporter: the statue sits on county land, so it's a county decision. county council executive ike leggett

live in the satellite center i'm mola lenghi for wusa9. >> thank you, mola, and the authorities are also telling us there is no immediate evidence that the shooter actually knew any of those victims personally. >>> next week the jury in the james holmes murder trial will be asked to make a life or death decision. that's the same jury that found holmes guilty today. it will be back for the sentencing phase of this trial. there are only two options left, life in prison or death. holmes was found guilty on all charges of murdering 12 people and wounding 70 others during that shooting spree in 2012 inside a movie theater in aurora, colorado. tonight relatives of those victims responded to the verdicts. >> we're very happy that this animal, this mon stern, will never see the light of day. -- monster, will never see the light of day. >> this isn't over for any of those people. everyone else will walk away and it's over, right? it's another day at the job, but it's not for any of these families. >> defense attorneys conceded from the start holm was the gunman, but they'd argue -- holmes was the

i'm mola lenghi live from adams morgan, wusa9. >> mola, thank you and the national transportation safety board is investigating the crash. >>> tonight a woman is under arrest accused of stabbing four people apparently high on pcp. this went down about 10:00 last night in the lincoln heights neighborhood in northeast. witnesses say that woman was causing trouble outside an apartment complex when she entered someone's apartment. >> the lady was high, so basically she didn't know what she was doing. we got into an altercation. so she came back with knives and mace spraying everyone. >> police say 34-year-old laquita ransom stab an 18-year- old in the face, stabbed a 31- year-old mom and her 14-year- old daughter, but the most serious injury was to a 19-year- old woman, a young woman who is still alive tonight because the d.c. police officers who arrived had the training and the equipment to make a tourniquet for her arm. our ellison barber is live at 6th district station where she spoke with those officers tonight. ellison? >> reporter: well, derek, that night obviously didn't end very norm

live on k street in northwest i'm mola lenghi for wusa9. >> thank you, mola.did reach out to back page.com. we're still waiting to hear back from them. >>> loved ones and friend gathered in upper marlboro tonight to remember a young man killed outside a house party last weekend. they lit candles in the shape of a heart and in the middle were the letters rip dj. daryl king was gunned down outside a house party in accokeek early sunday morning. police say hundreds of people were there but are still searching for whoever pulled the trigger. there is a $25,000 reward in the case. >>> another news conference is set for tomorrow in bedford county, virginia, to discuss indictments in the case of the missing lyon sisters. today authorities announced a grand jury returned first degree murder charges against lloyd welch, jr. welch was a drifter and twice convicted child sex offender who was at the wheaton plaza mall when 12- year-old katherine and 10-year- old sheila lyon disappeared 40 years ago. he's currently in prison for sexually assaulting another child. >> it's a

i am mola lenghi for wusa9 news. >> mola, thank you. if you have any information about today's shootout, call d.c. police. >>> we have new information about the man accused in the stabbing death of american university alum kevin sutherland. jasper spires was in court for the first time on charges connected to the 4th of july murder on the metro. garrett haake, you found two young men going in very different directions? >> reporter: that is exactly right. police say by the time kevin sutherland and matthew spires crossed paths, his life was already spiraling out of control, fueled partially by the use of the dangerous synthetic drugs now plaguing the district. charging documents describe a bloody, brutal splaying on the streets of d.c. saturday. 18-year-old jasper spires slabbed and slashed kevin sutherland more than 30 times after taking his cell phone, the kind of rage-fueled violence police link to pcp- like synthetic drugs. a police source told wusa9 news the department had information spires took synthetic drugs and it changed his b

live in bells da i'm mola lenghi for wusa9 -- bethesda i'm mola lenghi for wusa9. >> thank you.did make several attempts to reach valenzuela for comments but have not heard back. >>> we are learning the victim of a child sex trafficking ring helped the cops capture her abusers. jarnice harris was arrested yesterday in virginia and she and an accomplice were running a juvenile prostitution ring mostly out of a southeast apartment. our ellison barber is at the seventh district police station with more. >> reporter: police arrested later yesterday. they arrested her accomplice about two weeks ago when -- harris yesterday. they arrested her accomplice about two weeks ago. one neighbor tells me she wasn't surprised. >> a car came. she was looking for her daughter and knocked on the door. >> she was hysterical. >> reporter: she was upset because of what was going on inside of an apartment on the first floor of this building. >> she was real upset and wanted her daughter and said there was a lot going on in there as far as teenagers prostituting in there as well. >> reporter: police sa

we is not our mola lenghi to some local theaters to ask. so, mola, what did folks have to say?reporter: well, derek, yet after another public mass shooting we're asking about safety. we asked folks if they feel safe at movie theater like this one on connecticut avenue and folks we spoke with seemed to mostly agree. >> we have no fears about going into this place. >> reporter: it's not going in. it's coming out that concerns some after blast night's louisiana movie theater shooting. >> you just have to look at the exits and be a little cautious. it is concerning. >> reporter: so does security have to change at movie theaters, metal detectors, armed guards? these folks say in. it's not a problem with the theaters. >> i think it's time this country does something about mental health. >> i think us more media i ha. >> reporter: this moviegoer says what happened in louisiana and aurora before that could happen anywhere, but likely will not. >> statistically it doesn't bother me. i think it's a very isolated incident. >> reporter: an isolated indent by an unstable angry man as descri

. >> this running gun battle happened in the gerard street park in columbia heights where mola lenghi is now. >> reporter: a shoot out went down at the scariest of places, the last place you want it to happen a playground full of dozens and dozens of children playing today. witnesses describe what they thought were fireworks going off with it so close to the 4th of july. 2-3 men were running through the park shooting at one another. it was packed today 60 children as well as their parents. a mother says when the shots rang out parents were grabbing any child running for cover behind trees bushes, sheds anywhere. we spoke with a mother who didn't want to be identified but was with her children. >> we don't live in a war zone, running, collecting children is not something you expect to be doing on a day at the park because you are running from gonetiates. i never-- gun shots. i never want to run away from gun shots with kids. there were babies all over the place. >> reporter: somehow no one was injured. police are looking for 2 possibly 3 young men. no ares have been made. -- arrests ha

richard murray just in front of us, mola beside him.r happier gomez -- gomez to commence the gold. then it's up especially if they will make up for lost ground. >> there a go, what we anticipated. gomez, the younger man, vincent luis. this is what france does, for those that don't follow the sport, they don't have many big events like this but they have a dozen of these french grand prix races. but they are all of this exact format and these young guys, 17 or 18-year-olds race this 20 or 30 times before they get on the wts circuit. brilliant summer and biker showing us he can run with the best of the world. great battle happening out there, schumen in there. in.s like to french sitting varga coming through. our german falling off the pace. one more lap to go, this will be stupid fast. >> do you think gomez will try to break luis at some point? or will he say i will take you in a sprint? >> i think you will try to do uis, and i think vincent l i can't remove or which of the first races got broken with about three, maybe a kilometer from

live at the reston towne centre, i'm mola lenghi for wusa9. >> we'll have more at 11:00. >>> a case of child abuse in hagerstown. a 9-year-old boy is in the hospital after his mother's boyfriend allegedly beat him on tuesday because he took a piece of birthday cake without permission. robert leroy wilson is charged with handcuffing the 9-year-old son of his girlfriend and beating him until he was unconscious. court records reveal wilson tearfully admitted to the assault and said he did it after catching the boy stealing birthday cake that did not belong to him. >> if i knew for one instant that that was going on, i would have took him out of that home and i would have called the police. >> after the boy's uncle called 911, the boy's mother told paramedics that she didn't need help, that he was simply congested. that ambulance was called again four hours later. the community rescue service tells wusa9 its ambulance crew had no reason to believe the child was in danger. and without a police agency, that crew could not legally enter the home. >>> homeland security jitters tonight as ameri

live at bwi airport, mola lenghi. >> i'm just glad he didn't get through. if you have a question about what you can or can't bring on a flight, the tsa does have the guidelines posted on its website. >>> officials are looking into a fire and explosion in gaithersburg. an officer suffered burns saturday night. montgomery county police are investigating whether that officer was cooking meth inside that government lab. now the science, space, and technology committee is asking this to be briefed. >>> a family in great falls is afraid to go out at night after their dog was attacked by a bear. the eight-year-old shepherd- chow mix has bites on her leg and a bloody scratch that looks like a paw print. >> blue was being attacked, and is very lucky to be alive. he could have been dead. >> blue's owner want the county to trap the bear but according to the county it doesn't do that because the bears live there, and they are generally not a threat to people or pets or property. >>> coming up, the family of a woman demands to know what happened from the time of her arr

our mola lenghi is on the national mall where he talked to people about that warning and whether or not they were scared. >> reporter: authorities say the nation's capitol as we celebrate the nation's birthday is as likely a place as any to have a bull's eye on it this holiday weekend. that is causing some people to change how they celebrate our independence day and others choose to celebrate the freedom even more. two years after the deadly navy yard shooting and two days after an elevated terror threat issued for this july 4th weekend, this morning's 911 call about another possible navy yard shooting led to this all too familiar scene, perhaps exposing some understandable jitters. >> brought up some memories that aren't very good for people. >> reporter: while it may not have looked like it, fortunately this time it was a false alarm. still authorities warn on this independence day weekend it might not be a false alarm. >> i'm aware of it and thoughtful of it, but this is our way of life. >> i don't think we should be foolish. i think there are some credible threats out there. we shou

our mola lenghi there. how is the trooper doing? >> reporter: we are told the trooper is in stable condition. the other two people that were also involved in the accident were also taken to the hospital. their conditions have not yet been released. now, as far as how this accident happened, that's something that maryland state police are still trying to figure out. they are on scene recreating that crash scene to try to figure out what led to it. state police say the trooper was walking to the vehicle that he pulled over in the southbound shoulder of i-95, when another vehicle that was traveling in the southbound lanes left its lane hitting the police cruiser, then the trooper and the other car that he pulled over. again, the trooper was rushed to baltimore shock trauma. the other two were taken to howard county hospital. still unclear what caused that driver to leave her lane or how fast she was going but state police say all of this highlights the dangers of their job. >> it's always dangerous out there. one of the most dangerous

in maryland, mola lenghi. >> it's why some say there's no such thing as a routine traffic stop.ice have not filed charges yet. >>> baltimore's mayor took what she called an urgent step today to try to fight the city is' growing violence, firing the police commissioner. she named a former prince george's county police chief. garrett haake has more on what drove this decision and the familiar face taking over for now. garrett. >> reporter: baltimore's homicide rate is up a staggering 50% over this time last year. a bloody summer that shows no sign of down. today baltimore's mayor decided she had to act. at an afternoon news conference, mayor stephanie rawlings-blake announced she had fired embattled police commissioner anthony batts. >> too many continue to day on our streets, including three just last night and one lost earlier today. families are tired of feeling this pain, and so am i. >> reporter: stepping into the top job would be deputy commissioner kevin davis who joined after a 20-year career and a short stint at the anne arundel county chief. >> my focus is for the future

live in hagerstown i'm mola lenghi for wusa9. >> sounds like more to come there, thank you. police say jack's mother and uncle had abused the little boy in the past. >>> new tonight the fbi says it's broken up a homegrown terror plot hatched by an unlikely suspect, the son of a captain in a boston police department. investigators say 23-year-old alexander chicolo was a follower of isis and the boston marathon bombers. investigators say last month he told an fbi witness he would attack a state university focusing on dorms and the cafeteria and that he would execute students showing it live on the internet. they say on july 3rd chicolo bought a pressure cooker, the same type used in the boston marathon attacks. a search of his home turned up weapons and partially constructioned molotov cocktails. his mother said his estranged son suffers from mental illness. >> to have this kind of an issue occur is just a terrible thing, but the system has to run its course and, you know, hopefully this young man will be held accountable for what he's done and also get the help that he needs.

i'm mola lenghi. >>> we are just getting started on wusa9 news at 5:00. topper is right back after the break with more on when the heatwave will come to an end and big storms could be coming our way for tomorrow. >> residents of a maryland city are demanding a black police chief be given his job back. scott broom tells us why he was terminated at 5:30. >> some farmers accused of violating california's water restrictions facing a fine of over 1 million bucks. >> reporter: this is neil armstrong's suit, but the public has not been able to see it since 2006, but that will change with a fundraising campaign. i'm peggy fox. i'll have and when you bundle your home and auto insurance through progressive, you'll save a bundle! [ laughs ] jamie. right. make a bad bundle joke a buck goes in the jar. i guess that's just how the cookie bundles. now, you're gonna have two bundles of joy! i'm not pregnant. i'm gonna go. [ tapping, cash register dings ] there you go. [ buzzing ] bundle bee coming! it was worth it! saving you a bundle when you bundle -- now, that's progr

our mola lenghi joins us live from the scene in white oak. what have you learned? >> reporter: first an incredible fall to have survived. the 4-year-old boy fell from an eighth story window at white oak towers to the grassy area below on the ground level, still taped off with the police tape. that is where the boy fell. you can even see the mesh screening that fell out of the window to the ground with the boy. the 4-year-old was rushed to the hospital with what are believed to be nonlife threatening injuries. one witness who said he didn't see the fall but saw the 4-year- old on the ground tell me the child was moving around -- tells me the child was moving around, seemed alert, crying obviously in a lot of pain, but he was conscious after the fall. authorities are still investigating and it's unclear exactly how the boy fell out of this window. >> we'll be following this one. >>> also in montgomery county tonight crews and residents cleaning up from an impromptu flood that snarled traffic and spilled into homes. the water began flowing after a 68-year-old pipe bur

our mola lenghi is live in our stat center with more on what's next. >> in this case the slippery slopeument may not be so black and white. the slippery slope argument now applied to the confederate flag debate. some say first the flag, next road, schools and monuments named after anything confederate. others say yeah, so? >> means schools, bridges, roads, i think if it's a slippery slope, that would be in the right direction. >> reporter: the daily show's jon stewart quipped. >> the next thing black children won't have to go to schools named after men that wouldn't let them learn how to read. >> that's not an up common thing to happen -- uncommon thing to happen. >> reporter: molly hemingway cautioned it's great we're aiming to be an anti-racist society, but it's bad to not remember how to dislike without seeking its total destruction. >> that's history. you can't change history. >> i think it's a stupid argument from people who are trying to protect who they are and where they've been. >> reporter: in commentary magazine historian max boot calls for more than just the flag. he says it

thanks mola.rince william county police are still investigating the crash. >>> tonight, court records show a hagerstown man admitted he handcuffed and beat his girlfriend's little boy because the child took a piece of birthday cake without asking and those records also show that this was not the first time he put the cuffs on the young boy. and that 9-year-old remains in the hospital days after that beating on tuesday that left him unconscious. robert lee roy wilson is behind bars held at the washington county detention center on $600,000 bond. neighbors in hagerstown can't make any sense of what apparently was going on behind closed doors. >> if i knew that he was doing that, i would have got that boy out of that apartment and i would have brought him down and i would have called the police. >> the boy's mother was at work when that assault took place, but his uncle was home and called 911. when the ambulance arrived, the boy's mother told paramedics the chilsimply congested even though investiga

our mola lenghi is on this h of georgia avenue and wheaton where the crews are plugging away there. >> reporter: the water has stopped gushing down georgia avenue as it was earlier today. water utility will be restored any minute to nearby homes and businesses. these crews are literally tightening the bolt as we speak. the question won't be tomorrow will they make it in time, it's also will this happen again? georgia avenue and wheaton was a r most of the day after a busted water main, but tonight it's back to looking like a road, a very messed up road. >> there's a lot of damage to the road. there's a lot of damaged road that needs cut out and a big hole that needs to be filled in. >> reporter: the broken pipe flooded homes. >> they told us to get out of the house. >> reporter: drenched businesses. >> we have to cancel the afternoon hours. >> reporter: and tied up traffic. >> the roads have been bad. so imagine traffic is terrible. >> it's devastating. i'm just fed up. >> reporter: fed up because his doctor's office lab flooded before by the same -- has been flooded before by the sam

. >> that was our mola lenghi reporting live from logan circle. member jack evan recently introduced a bill in the city council that would tow and impound the vehicle of anybody taught soliciting prostitution in that vehicle. >>> well, caught on camera metro says a passenger pulled the emergency lever on a train in l'enfant plaza tuesday so he could hop off that train with a little girl. the unexpected stop led to an hour long technical delay. the whole evening rush hour was slowed down, but another passenger told a very different story to the washington post saying the man stopped the train so he could retrieve a little boy who had failed to board the train and was left standing on the platform all alone. police did interview that man but did not bring charges. >>> well, it's not until october that charles severance goes on trial for three murders in alexandria, but what happened in court today might prove pivotal in the outcome of the case concerning the only witness. today the judge ruled the jury can hear evidence about her attempt to identify

our mola lenghi there. how is the trooper doing?told the trooper is in stable condition. the other two people that were also involved in the accident were also taken to the hospital. their conditions have not yet been released. now, as far as how this accident happened, that's something that maryland state police are still trying to figure out. they are on scene recreating that crash scene to try to figure out what led to it. state police say the trooper was walking to the vehicle that

i'm mola lenghi for wusa9. >> it is not clear whether valenzuela is actually an employee of the school itself. >>> police are on the scene of an officer-related crash. sky9 is over that area where a k-9 officer and his dog were involved in an accident on the inner loop of the beltway in the greenbelt area. the officer's cruiser was rear ended by another one. the injuries are believed to be minor. we're still trying to find the location of that accident, but the police officer and driver of the other vehicle were taken to the hospital to be checked out. it looks like there may be some backups around the area. >>> the head of the office of personnel management has quit. katherine archuleta's resignation follows that massive hacking breach at the federal agency in what was believed to be the largest cyber attack ever against government computers. the records of nearly 22 million people were stolen from opm computers. u.s. officials are not saying who is behind the attack, but many are pointing the finger at china. >> the chinese will use this to spy on us. this gives them an immense intel

he began bribing molas -- molas so people would hear denunciations as mossadegh being anti-religion are against islamic faith. he also is a military attachÉ at the u.s. embassy in tehran began driving mid-ranking military officer said they would be ready with their units to join the coup when the moment came. one of the most brilliant ideas he had was with two solo people on the streets of tehran. he got into the mobs are a business. he was able to recruit several street gang leaders including the most famous and flamboyant one in tehran shavonda brainless brainless. [laughter] who ran a protection racket in the patched up our -- special market and have a lot of guys around him verrar is looking for a few extra bucks. this is the assignment that he gave to shavon. he said i would like you to get several hundred men and i want them to rampage through the streets of tehran pretty want them to beat up anyone this season. i want them to smashing shop windows fire their guns into mosques and shout we both mossadegh and communism long live people's republic of iran. this would actually have t

>> thank you, mola. that police officer who was among the three people injured in this morning's shooting is reported to be in stable condition tonight. it's not clear how the other victims are doing. >>> and there's also breaking news that the jury has reached a verdict in the murder trial of alleged movie gunman james holmes. that verdict will be read at 6:15 our time. that's 4:15 in colorado. now holmes killed 12 people and injured 70 more in the attack nearly three years ago. there's no question holmes pulled the trigger, but the jury has to decide if he was sane at the time of that crime. his attorneys have argued that he suffered a severe psychotic breakdown. >>> the former president of the rams left a howard county courtroom today after admitting to spying on video at one of the bathrooms of the popular restaurants. scott broom has more on what's next in this disturbing case. >> reporter: first creepy doesn't begin to describe what we heard in the courtroom today, especially when you consider the

>> thank you much, mola. police are also hoping to learn more about houser from these online postings he made writing approving of adolf hitler, oklahoma city bomber timothy mcveigh and the west borrow baptist church -- westboro baptist church. >>> now in washington d.c. police are investigating a stabbing in broad daylight right outside the convention center. around 3 p.m. this afternoon metropolitan police responded to mount vernon and seventh street northwest for reports of an assault and when they got there, they found a man who had been stabbed. d.c. fire and ems say he has severe life threatening injuries and so far police have blocked off two areas outside the convention center while they handle this investigation. right now police say they do not know why this happened and they don't know who did it. they're on the lookout for that suspect right now. >>> a man is sentenced today to 50 years in prison after he beat a toddler to death. 2-year-old jamirs and shipe died from head trauma back in 2013. ilea

>>reporter: right behind the industry molas with these events began to unfold as the 24 hours ago investigatorshave some very important questions to track as of today with the terrorism or criminal act or was the shooter small of chattanooga's mayor's press of this city's grief over thursday's rampage four marines were killed and three others were wounded when a gunman opened fire sources tell us he was armed with an ak-47 type rifle and an of ammunition to keep police at a bank include a sailor and a police officer. >>reporter: his target was a military cordon off of the navy operation support center will pay with a 30 minutes because of to and kill the 24 your shooter long for an official said he was born in kuwait to have the danias sister ship was a naturalized u.s. citizen here reason they travel to the middle east but a u.s. official says he was not in any of the u.s. databases of suspected terrorists. >>reporter: those who knew home are in shock it was absolutely nothing of that would show the views upset about something they are trying to reconcile the image portrayed by family and frie

cheryl: good morning, there are multiple reports that say taliban leader mola omar is dead.s raises new questions about who is in charge of the group. also unclear when he died. one reports that it could have been two years ago. his son potentially has taken over. we are waiting for a news conference from afghanistan. amazon getting the world the first detailed look at how drones would operate in cities suburbs and beyond. the company -- between 200 to 400 feet in the drone's fast lane, 200 feet would be a slow lane. anything above a 400 mark is a no-fly zone for all the drones. of very public slam against house speaker john boehner and it comes from what fellow republican. texas congressman mike meadows filed a motion to remove john boehner from opposed accusing him of ignoring the will of the american people and diminishing the power of congress. insiders say this motion has little chance of succeeding. this is really rare to have somebody tried to oust the house speaker. we have not had a motion follow in congress in 105 years, john boehner pull him off of a committee. he