two weeks ago we brought you the story of the moreland family.ou go inside the moreland family home, you're bound to find little brody coming in hot. brody wasn't always a man on the move. for a while there, he spent so much of the day like this, on his belly, unable to go anywhere. he was born with spina bifida and spinal cord atrophy, essentially paralyzed below the chest. >> when brody was about eight months old, i overheard some other parents talking about how their kids just destroyed their house and got toys everywhere. it almost brought me to tears because for me brody wasn't ever going to be able to do that. >> reporter: brody's parents decided they weren't going to let life pass him by. so his dad taylor got to work. completely self-taught, he started to design, build, and test a device he called "the frog." they felt brody looked like a little frog when they put him in it. >> it was life-changing for both him and us. >> reporter: since our story aired, the morelands have been able to rase nearly $100,000 more, funding more frogs for chi

look for -- josh norman calling moreland special.rress, news 4 sports. >> thanks, sherri. >>> 15-year-old phenom coco goff in the ma draw. first set coco's at the bottom of your screen. look at her chase out thisshot. then slams it away. nice play there but not enough moments like that. goff dropped the first 6-4. too many unfoersed errors for her. 33 including here on match point. she loses but she's still alive inctoubles an.s that'on the court tomorrow afternoon for nap also today prince george'sve county na frances tiafalo as well as d.c. native baptiste who knocks off madison keys. a lot of dmt representation still. elena daladon hosting theni phoe34erkry fourth elena doing what she does. season high 33 points for e.d.d. also big night for her fellow all-star christie tolliver. 25 points. mysts go on to win their fourth straight. 99-93. tuo gtheg fact she's still playing. >> she's got a future. >> and great to see so many young people, so many kids. >> absolutely. inspired by her. >> coming out to watch her play. >> new generati

. >> the moreland family mission to make their son's life better is helping even more children. you the story of the moreland family. nearly anywhere you go inside the moreland family home, you're bound to find little brody coming in hot. brody wasn't always a man on the move. for a while there he spe s much of the day like this. on his belly, unable to go anywhere. he was born with spina bifida and spinal cord atrophy, essentially paralyzed below the chest. >> when brody was about 8 months old, i overheard other parents talking about how their kids just destroyed their house and got toys everywhere, and it almost brought me to tears because for me, brody wasn't ever going to be able to do that. >> reporter: brody's parents decided they weren't going to let life pass him by, so his dad, taylor, got to work. completely self-taught, he started to design, build, and test a device he called the frog. they felt brody looked like a little frog when they put him in it. >> it was life changing for both him and us. >> reporter: since our story aired the morelands have been able to raise

east nund 66r west moreland street on the ride now. buu're getting by in two lane. an improvement still slow. one and a half mile backup there. remember to listen to wpot 103.5 fm in your car today. in a matter of hours, team usa will take on team enmand in the seinal of the world cup soccer. the win of that game will move on to the final toace netherlands or sweden. usa had a record has 10 win and 4 losses and two ties against england. >> go team usa. >> we know venus williams has been eliminated from wimbledon. >> weck out the young woman beat her. 15-year-old coco gauff. she says venus is one of her idols. gauff was born in 2004 and venus had already won 4 of her 7 majoa titlesthat time. i think she won one of the t s the year gauff was born. gauff is now the young tennis player to win a match at wimbledon since 1991. she will be a huge star. >> you can't feel great to lose to somebody who wasn't born when you were winning titles. >>> do you remember 1989? george h.w. bush was in the oval office and timothy dalton was playing james bond and einfeld" justremiered

we're removing trees to keep the moreland open because it's so dry the trees will otherwise keep growing and create a forest. up rooting the trees also helps protect the climate the more land stores considerably more carbon than forests. too many trees would dry out the more and slowly destroy it. 98 percent of the more lands in germany have already been destroyed through peat harvesting logging agriculture. teaches at the university of sustainable development and near berlin she's very familiar with the global threat to more lands illegally yes i went off because. in africa for example about 20 percent of my land in kenya in nigeria has been protect the cultural use making it a source of greenhouse gases out in. indonesia and southeast asia there's a rapid deterioration as being converted into palm oil plantations on. peat has been harvested here for 200 years today it's mainly used as potting soil. andre data and doris planter of nabu are hoping to restore more lands currently being used for industrial purposes. they. need peat moss in order for the peat to develop and peat moss is the

her sister described her as a timid, ty thomason to be seventh grader at moreland middle school who likes to draw and read. >> everybody was in front of the shooter. they were at some tables in front of the shooter, and they all thought him. thank god they did not get close to not to them. >> reporter: joy the spokesperson for santa clara county health system told us the seven gunshot victims who were treated range from age 12 to 69 years old. of the seven, five remain in santa clara valley medical center. one is listed in critical condition. one in serious, and one is fair. the other tuition to keep their status private. at the event was unfolding staff stepped up in a big way. >> people started showing up. people called in to see if they were needed. there was a great response by our staff who were part of the community and feeling that part as well. >> reporter: valley medical center says between their hospital and the hospital in gilroy 19 victims were treated and 11 for gunshot wounds. other people got grapes and bruises while trying to run to safety. three people died from their inj

to add over $140 million for the production and preservation of affordable housing so we can buy moreland, fully fund more projects and preserve our much greater rent control housing stock. [applause.] all land through this bond our current budget, our previous spending and other efforts over the first year since i have been in office, we have identified $1 billion in new funding to build, preserve and support affordable housing. [applause.] thank you for your help in building housing. this builds on top of the over $900 million that we already have committed to build and support affordable housing throughout our city. however, our support for housing can't just be about funding. if we are ever going to make a difference on housing, we have to make changes to how we build housing. we can't fear solutions that make it easier and faster to build housing. if we say we support affordable housing, our actions have to follow our values. we have to cut the red tape to barriers not just for some affordable housing and not just for some homeless shelters but for all housing for everyone. [applause

. >> our time is now 6:16 am, what's happening today above the us moreland, this, the united states will celebrate and welcome 82 citizens, they will take the oath of allegiance to the u.s., all of them have lived here at least five years, they've proven they can speak, read and understand english, and a passing citizenship honored by the new country. almost 7500 people nationwide will become citizens during this year's fourth of july holiday. >>> number 2 of the finals in the women's world cup. pam and i will be at superman park in san francisco, there will be a big watch party today. the match between the netherlands and sweden begins at noon. we are going to start meeting you and all the other fans, before the kickoff. the winner of today's match will play the united states in sunday's final. the americans advanced by beating england and a 2-1 nailbiter, and it was a nailbiter. both u.s. goals came from players who have bay area connections. former stanford star kristin, headed in the first goal and after england, alex morgan headed home the winter, gave herself a birthday present, sh

with mitch moreland transportation commission says that the tax is necessary . >> you have a car repaired guilt . they are way more expensive than paying a few pennies at the pump. >> reporter: minnie driver say they would not mind paying a little bit more if the potholes go away. so far they have not seen much improvement. >> let's take a picture of the roads. swing the camera. to see that? where is the money? you go to oakland and some of the streets you do not even want to go up and down. stroke some state tax hurt low income families. >> the will suck up a lot of money every month. i do not know what to do besides roll with the punch. stroke many drivers understand they do not have much of a choice but to pay up and budget more. >> what are you going to do? get a hybrid? get by simple? >> bay area, it is expected of course. we had to pay higher prices. >> reporter: to give you some perspective, in 2016, californians were paying $.28 per gallon. in the past three years, the gas tax has almost doubled. we are told that the gas tax will likely increase next year to adjust for inflation.

if it is in the constitution it is not moreland and the court basically says that is a permissible ground, we are not going to punish you under section 2 for that. and all the citizens, at some point in the future, what you can dream of. over the age of 21. >> the driver of the census was for representation purposes. it substantially changed over the years. the numbers of citizens and noncitizens in various jurisdictions across the united states because it affects a lot of welfare policy and other policies. would that have been defensible? >> take a crack at that? >> i was going to respond this way and i will respond in answer. i separated the constitutional from the statutory function of the census and there is no reason why you can't split those two and it would be possible to say we will only reapportion based on citizens and permanent legal residents but distribute money based on total population because there is population and they are straining resources in the state and that is the way we want to distribute it. if the white house came out with this distinction you would find a lot