many things were taken away, family and soccer are still there for rangel. >> it is frustrateing. the one thing i will tell you we will have soccer this week because if we don't they will be miserable. >> several payments are due soon for the san jose fuerza including league fees and the money to republican the fooleds at watson park. johnson is not sure where they will get the money but they will figure it out. >> good news from the east bay a missing 74-year-old woman has been found safe. valentina matyushina went missing friday afternoon and she speak only russian and suffers from demen too. valentina matyushina was located last night down a ravine in a wooded area. firefighters pulled her out and placed valentina matyushina in an ambulance. there is in worth open her condition. a resident saw her in the area over the weekend. >> a ribbon-cutting ceremony will take place for the opening of the new and improved doyle drive. on the first morning drivers gave the road a thumb's up. janet o is in san francisco. janet? >> yes kristen, they cut ribbon, a happy occasion, a long-term c

thank you, congressman charlie rangel.ch. >>> to chattanooga now, where a fifth service member wounded >> thank you so much. >>> all right, to chattanooga, where a fifth service member wounded in thursday's shooting rampage has died just today. the victim identified as ranpetty officer randall smith. he passed away early this morning, leaving a wife and three daughters all under the age of 7. >>> meanwhile, federal and local authorities are continuing to work their crime scenes this he tell us they should finish the first shooting scene today. the fbi tells us they've received more than 200 leads in this case. as they try to get some answers. four u.s. marines were killed in thursday's atalk. all of them serving their country with honor and dignity before their lives were cut short. ♪ god bless america ♪ >> gunnery sergeant thomas sullivan grew up in massachusetts, he joined the military three years after graduating high school and went on to serve in iraq. men in his unit describe him as the type of marine you would want

gallon a away allegedly sped from a traffic stop on rangel borough road in galloway township after beingulled over over. his vehicle struck sergeant scott wind burger who suffered minor injuries. police found galloway's car crashed not far from the scene. if you have any information we ask you to call the police. >>> we are still dealing with excessive heat this noon. but we also are tracking the potential for storms later today today. let's get first look at the forecast with meteorologist katie fehlinger in the weather sent. hey, katie. >> day two of excessive heat and heat warnings that go along with that for our area. so that's the initial issue that we've got going in terms of the weather department. but in addition to that you can see right over my shoulder, stormy weather starting to head our way and we're start to go see hose clouds thicken in advance of these approach approaching storms as well. not a major severe weather threat lay that right out for you but some of these storms could have gusty with them with gusty winds. heavy downpours. we just got so much moisture in this a

alan rangel is charged with shooting and killing cody lacey on saturday.arrested his alleged accomplices, burks-jeffrey and braithwaite. >>> a fire that broke out inside the prince george's county home appears to be arson. you can see intense flames coming from the second floor of this house. this is sunday along walters place in district heights. we are told that home is vacant and listed as bank owned. people who live in the area told fire investigators said they have seen people going in and out. >>> d.c. police arrested another five people for soliciting a prostitute. the police department is cracking down on prostitution in the city. they say they're focused on the trinidad neighborhood in northeast right now. we're told police have arrested 68 people since the operation started two weeks ago. >>> well today you can learn more about plans to rehabilitate three bridges at the interchange. that includes milling and reconstructing deck joints. concrete repairs, guardrail improvements and reconstructing sidewalks. you can attend the public information at

his name is alan rangel. he is charged with killing cody lacey on saturday. the sheriff's deputies arrested burks-jeffrey and braithwaite. >>> a howard county woman is in the hospital. a truck drove into her apartment and hit her. take a look at this scene here. howard county police put out the pictures. a truck drove through the sliding dallas door and drove into marilyn schmeits' house yesterday. police say mynor monterroso was trying to back out of the space when he hit a pole and this happened. arrests arrested monterroso and charged him with driving without a license and failure to control the car. >>> metro will continue to celebrate the silver line today. it's been a year since that line started running. to mark the anniversary, you can take a free shuttle. the transportation summit will be held in tyson's corner and they'll discuss how it's helping to ease congestion. >>> if you see buses in and out of the transit center don't get too excited. it's not open yet. the bus drivers need to practiceces and the exits. they're calling it the rodeo. the trans

. >> reporter: mark rangel says he is worried about his daughter and the handful of other kids hurt atously than his own. his wife knows they are not the only parents who are demanding answers and justice. >> i'm so angry. i want to know who this person is. i hope they find this person. i'm sure the person is out there right now. >> one teen had to be air lifted to a hospital here in the bay area after being hit in the eye by shrapnel. >>> tonight, police in wisconsin say a face book feud likely led to a murder of a teenager at a fireworks show. the 14-year-old boy was shot and killed at the show in milwaukee last night. investigators say he had been involved in some sort of online dispute over a girl. officers performed cpr on the boy and the search began for the shooter. >> it is a remarkable testimony to their tenacity. they had their backs to an active crime scene. they had to count on the fact the other cops had their back and somebody didn't have a firearm. they went right to work. didn't hesitate. >> so far, no arrests. >>> and it seems two parents in turkey were relaxing just a

. >> reporter: passion after more than 14 hours of discussion, debate and legislative rangeling ended with a green light to take down the flag. >> i voted 94-20. senate bill 897 receives third reading. >> reporter: it is humbling to know that i changed the debate but it was entirely impromtu. i just spoke from the heart. >> reporter: this morning, hours after her impassioned speech on the house floor, charleston representative, jenny horne talked about the moment politics became personal. >> i was a little frustrated the debate wasn't centered around the victim of the charleston 9. being a representative from charleston, i felt like somebody needed to stand up and speak on their behalf and to speak for what has brought us to this moment. >> reporter: a historic moment after a deadly attack by the emanuel church. a symbol of heritage for some and hate for so many others. a symbol that will likely come down in the next 24 hours. in fact we know at this point, the governor plans to sign the bill into law this afternoon. the flag, if everything goes as planned, will come down during a cer

there's practically nothing any of us can do about property violations, in china, people steal and rangelble american brands they think it will give their products credibility. various stores sell you sunbucks coffee. kids laundry soap, unbelievable, this is not butter. arm and hatchet baking soda. and if you're hungry for fast food, you can get king burger or this take off kentucky fried chicken. instead of the colonel, president obama fries the bird. and after you've done all that eating, brush your teeth with crust toothpaste. that's what happens in china. in america, thomas jefferson once opposed copyright laws ideas are like candlelight, he wrote. he who receives an idea from me receives instruction himself without lessening mine. he receives light without darkening me. it's a good point. jefferson later backed off that a bit, he said he just opposed the english standard which is ownership forever and did support limited ownership, maybe 14 years. i don't know where the line should be, but when ideas are free creativity blossoms. i like how journalist matt ridley put it ideas have se

they elect him every two years and put him back charles rangel hillary clinton, she did this that. that's on them. we have a responsibility by the founding fathers to be honest. >> i'll tell you what i'll give you a personal little vignette. i was approached a while ago by someone who was thinking of running for president of the united states. i won't say if it's a he or she or what. it was an off the record conversation so i'm not going to tell you who it was. and the person said i'd like your advice. i said i'm a news commentator. i don't give advice to politicians. that was the end of the conversation. i'm not looking for any credit for that but i do think that if you're a commentator -- see, my allegiance bill my allegiance is not to the conservative cause or to anything else. my allegiance is to the viewer. i give my honest opinion to the viewer and that's why most of the negative e-mails i get through my website -- do you think it comes from liberals or conservatives, bill? >> conservatives. >> exactly. >> liberals have written you off as hopeless a long time ago. >> that's t

rangel the head coach lost all belongings and $3,000 dedicated to pay off the fees for the season. a gofundme fundraiser to help and we have a link on abc7news.com. >>> in southern california crews battled a on acre brush fire sparked by a car crash leaving the 91 freeway after 10:00 last night. it landed on the mountain at green river road and caught fire and flames spread to the vegetation and fire crews are working to protect the cop human. >> 6:35 and transportation troubles coast to coat with the potential fix coming soon to keep much needed road repairs up to date. >> money talks and the rumor that spark add big stock subject for twitter physical people re-- until people realized it was fake. >> traffic on 280 in south bay. stay ♪ southwest is having a sale because when there's a reunion every cent should go to a killer dress. ♪"never gonna get it" by en vogue ♪ and heels. and a blowout. mani/pedi. three weeks of tanning. facial. a backup dress. bronzer, lip gloss... book for as low as 73 dollars one-way now at southwest.com. >>> we are back at 6:38 on wednesday morning. happ

mare's county are looking for alan rangel. he is accused of shooting and killed cody lacey on saturday. the deputies already arrested burks-jeffrey and braithwaite. they're accused of being accomplices in this murder. >>> right now, we're working to find out the condition of two men who were shot in hyattsville. prince george's county police said someone shot the men on hubbard road yesterday. one of the men had life threatening injuries. however, we have not receive an update from the police in 24 hours. >>> firefighters in prince george's county are trying to figure out what sparked a fire at a vacant house. look at some pictures posted on twitter. as you can see it's pretty intense there. that fire started yesterday morning at a home along walters place. this is in district heights. took about an hour for crews to bring the flames under control. that house is a foreclosure and has been on the auction block since march. >>> a man is free on bond this morning after being arrested for leaving a baby locked inside a hot car for

rego rangel's family lost their home and a lot of soccer gear and also trophies that belonged to a teame account has also been set up. >>> tracking your temperatures from today. they're a little bit warmer than yesterday, and they'll continue to warm this week. 86 in santa rosa today. 86 in antioch. still a little less than i'd expect. this is the hot time of the year, right? in july, august, it's just not really feeling that way. a live camera shot. we've got a little wind out there, but not in oakland. see how it hangs down. a lot about what the weather is doing now. we do have fog at the coast, but that is indicating that the winds in the oakland area are not transporting a lot of that fog into the area. as we head into tonight, more fog will try to push in. i'll try to show you that on the computer model. the story here is, it's just a big warming trend as we go toward the middle of the week. winds are breezy, but not unusual. sfo was gusting earlier to 35. now they're 28. so the plan here is for this low pressure center to get nudged a little bit to the north by this guy. it's just

mary's county office said it captured and arrested alan rangel yesterday. he is charged with shooting and killing cody lacey at a house party in mechanicsville on saturday. over weekend deputies arrested his alleged accomplices burks-jeffrey and braithwaite. >>> today the dispute over the lake land mall is going to court. lord & taylor is suing the mall's owners who want to redevelop that property. the trial starts today. lord & taylor claims that it suffered damages because all the other stores in the mall closed. the owners say they plan to use the video of the mall's empty interior as part of their case. >>> religious groups now responding to the boy scouts decision to let gay adults serve as leaders. the mormon church found it deeply troubling. the national catholic committee on scouting voiced some concerns. boy scouts will still allow church sponsored units to reject gay leaders for religious reasons. >>> a developing story right now. turkey's energy ministry says that this explosion on a natural gas pipeline between iran and turkey shut down the flow

officers arrested alan rangel without incident yesterday. he is charged with shooting and killing cody lacey at a house party in mechanicsville on saturday. over the weekend, deputies arrested his alleged accomplices burks-jeffrey and wade braithwaite. >>> a fire that broke out in a prince george's county home appears to be arson. you can see the flames coming from the second floor of the house on sunday. this is on walters place in district heights. we are told that home is vacant and listed as bank owned. people who live in the area told fire investigators they have seen people going in and out of that house. >>> your time is 5:33. once again congress is up against a hard deadline and trapped in a stalemate. this is all about the transportation bill and it will affect everything from your commute to your safety on the roads. so every time you pump gas, you're paying 18 cents a gallon as a federal gas tax, but now that's not enough to maintain roads, bridges and construction projects. those projects will be on hold if congress can't make a

this is alan rangel. he is charged with shooting and killing cody lacey in mechanicsville on saturday. the sheriff's deputy arrested burks-jeffrey and wade braithwaite. they were accomplices. >>> a howard county woman is in the hospital. a truck drove into her apartment and hit her. take a look at the scene here. the truck controversy through a sliding glass door and into marilyn schmeits' apartment yesterday. according to police. this is on old waterloo road in rutledge. mynor monterroso was trying to back out of a place and this happened. he was charged with driving without a license, negligent driving and failure to control the car. >>> this morning, we will learn a lot more about how well montgomery county's new public school code of conduct is working. the county council's education committee is being briefed at 9:30 this morning. it is supposed to reduce out of school suspensions. data from the first year shows that has happened. >>> also today, we should learn -- rather hear the latest from the mon

a loose rope rangeled an suv then drags it to a group of tends.ne was hurt. >>> summer scorcher in the northeast. with heave advisories in effect for several major cities including new york city, boston, and washington dc. temps nearing triple digits. meteorologist janice dean is live for us. so janice, we have had metoff 0 "snowmageddons" together, separate hotel rooms but fun dinners. why are we complaining now when it's just a little bit toasty out there? >> are you complaining? >> no. >> i have a snowball from last year in my freezer ready for the pier person that complaints. >> how long is this going to last? >> the next couple of days for the mid-atlantic and the northeast. we have to stress is it dangerous when its comes to the heat index. what it feels like. so people are urged to stay indoors, especially the. ones elderly. bring the pets inside. it feels like 108 with the humidity. that's dangerous heat. you have a right to complain. folks in the northeast it's been a relatively calm summer so far but we do have heat advisoriness place wh

there are some democrats, like congressman charlie rangel already calling for the draft to be reinstated said back in march the quote arms conflict is unpredictable, chaotic and costly. when i served the entire nation shared the sacrifices through the draft and it increased taxes. today only a fraction of america shoulders the burden. if war is truly necessary we must all come together to support and defend our nation. there are other democrats who just don't think that changing the requirements to the oath is a good idea. this is why. >> i personally -- i think if anybody just like my father when he became a naturalized citizen, he took the oath and he said he would bear arms or some other ways of defending the country. defending the country is not only by bearing arms or another way. when you take the oath i think you need to say you're going to defend the united states one way or the other. >> and the way the white house sees it it's good governance to reach out to the nearly 9 million people who are here and eligible to be naturalized and tell them what they've got to do to become ci

. >> reporter: republican mayor dennis mock and jaime rangel are working tote in dalton help bridge cultural in their community of 30,000 people. >> we have over 90 nationalities represented in this community. and we have worked with all of tell. we continue to work with all of them and it's our obligation and it's our opportunity to assimilate them in to our culture and their culture in to ours and that's the direction we need to head. >> reporter: mayor mock says his town is in limbo as the back and forth continues over federal action on immigration. >> i know there are a lot of immigrants that would probably be more active in the community if they knew a clear direction and knew exactly what their rights were. and i think everybody just is waiting for the federal government to step up. >> reporter: america came to the u.s. in the 1980s because there was little work in mexico. it took her 16 years to receive a permanent resident card. she thousand councils undocumented immigrants in dalton, where she says daily life can be a struggle. >> so many people come because of the same reasons they

we were so outraged by that, that charlie rangel al sharpton, a handful of others, we decided to getsted at police plaza. and so the police were very, very nice. they said, well, mayor, we can take you out of the back. i said man, you don't understand, this is the point! [laughter] to go out the front. so folks can see. [applause] and so mrs. diallo is an amazing, gracious woman and our foundation continues. but there have been too many instances like that. you will recall that 41 rounds fired, 19 of 'em hit him. he had no weapon, was not threatening anybody. i mean damn. [laughter] and there are equally outrageous circumstances gray in the back of that damn -- oh. so we continue to be outraged by these things. the one thing that i know is absolutely necessary is what we refer to as community policing. the police need community and the community needs the police. most of the people who commit crimes are apprehended in the final analysis because of cooperation with the community. the folks living in the community don't want people among them committing crimes where all too often they

i asked the secretary when he was here if he felt certain -- you're probably familiar with the rangel hernandez quadruple murder down in charlotte, 20 minutes where i lived, this is a guy who had some affiliation with gang violence and he was one of the cases that i think spurred you all's review of the other actions. are you absolutely certain that we have scrubbed those who have received deferred action and that we do not have another hernandez out there waiting to happen? director rodriguez: i'll take that as really two questions. so the first is, am i absolutely certain that my staff is engaged in a very thorough process of running the entire daca cohort back through the law enforcement databases that we use to identify gang membership. i do believe that the label of gang member in that database is a reliable label so that if the individual's identified, that gives us what we need to either deny them outright or to conduct further investigation. so that as we speak today that does leave me with confidence that as of the date that we ran -- we did that review that we were able to a

commission had written a scathing report, other politicians had contacted them and wrote letters rangel, yvette clark. it wasn't just us, it was everybody. and it was obvious i mean, when you looked at the list and they gave these exams and you looked to see where minorities were, blacks were always in the middle and the bottom of the list. list after list after list. we only sued for the last two lists, but the lists before that going all the way back to brenda burkman's lawsuit were just we were coming on at 1 and 2%. it was ridiculous. so it wasn't like they didn't know. we knew exactly what the problems were, the largest problem was the written exam. everybody knew it, and then there were other things, you know as you went down the line. they knew it, we knew it, everybody knew. >> but also just listening to ginger one of the things ginger said she tried to do as a reporter is to figure out from city hall, like, why? like, you know, to this day she says she doesn't even know why they decided to go forward with this lawsuit looking at the statistics and looking at the numbers, still

rangel the coach of the norco premier soccer league. his home was one of those hours lost and that all suckers up as, an assistant coach has arranged for the team to borrow " before now also in the last 24 hours several hundred dollars had been raised to help was lost. "every dollar helps because it he is a good person nothing else. at the end of the day we lose valuable but heavy like that's all you get that for." >> darya: say earthquakes check- in $5,000 donations help the team continue practice. so be more donations to help the coach gets back on his feet. >> james: up of the kron 4 morning news it's been a busy year for killing jenner new award shall be honored with a letter to i will talk about that close in space city it may be shocked to find out by how much will share that with you as well >> reporter: combat the kron 4 morning news 741 major injury accident has forced closure of highway 84 for isabel avenue both directions between osteosis. bankers are hoping to have this reopened by noon in. the meantime easel your alternates

charlie rangel voted for it. chuck schumer voted for it. why did they vote for it? why? 'cause it's the right thing to do. and it was the right thing to do and they voted for it and believe me when you name the north star when you describe the tax codes correctly and you believe in what you're doing, you can win that really easily. we are at a stage in our history we need to redefine the north star, go through the tax codes correctly, we need a low-rate, blood-base flat tax, con separately clean. there's plenty of time to compromise in the middle of the legislative process. you don't have to compromise before you've even started. describe the north star and let the race be run on the north star. then when you get the legislative process, you can compromise. you know, there are a couple of others i would just quickly, i think we should have one year -- every other year, we should only be allowed to repeal legislation. i don't know if you like that one. i also think congressmen and senators ought to be put on commission. i have no problem with them making lots of money, as

i asked the secretary when he was here if he felt certain -- you're probably familiar with the rangelnandez qude rupele murder down in charlotte, 20 minutes where i lived, this is a guy who had some affiliation with gang violence and he was one of the cases that i think spurred you all's review of the other actions. are you absolutely certain that we've scrubbed those who have received deferred action and that we don't have another hernandez out there waiting to happen? director rodriguez: i'll take that as really two questions. so the first is, am i absolutely certain? i am satisfied that my staff engaged in a very thorough process of running the entire daca cohort back through the law enforcement databases that we use to identify gang membership. i do believe that the label of gang member in that database is a reliable label so that if the individual's identified, that gives us what we need to either deny them outright or to conduct further investigation. so that as we speak today that does leave me with confidence that as of the date that we ran -- we did that review that we were a

charlie rangel voted for chuck schumer voted for it. why? why?he right thing to do and it was the right thing to do command they voted for it. believe me when you name the north star when you describe the tax codes correctly and you believe in what you are doing you can win that really easily. we are at a stage in our history where we need to redefine in a star go through the tax code correctly, lower abroad -- entering a broad-based flat tax.tax. there is plenty of time to compromise in the middle of the legislative process. you do not have to compromise before you have even started. describe the north star and let the race be run on the north star. and when you get to legislative process you can compromise. there are a couple of others we should have one. every other other year we should only be allowed to appeal legislation. i also think congressmen and senators ought to be put on commission. i have no problem with them making lots of money as long as i do to. so i would put the men. what i do with every congressman or senator give them my sha