today i'm in picturesque roanoke, virginia.he name "roanoke" is believed to come from an algonquin word that means "shell money," which is very appropriate to the story of this strange inheritance. >> my name is ryan givens. in 1992, my mother, melva givens, died at the age of 79. as executor of her estate, i found a lock box in her closet which contained a strange envelope. >> ryan, this is the box? >> this is the box that she kept it in in her bedroom closet, and she kept it along with other things in this envelope right here. >> so, it says, "this is a changed date," and what else does it -- "not real"? >> not the real one. >> "changed date," "not real," "1913." melva's terse note reflects what she'd been told about the coin inside -- that it's a clever fake of one of the rarest and most valuable coins ever minted -- the 1913 liberty head 5-cent piece. coin expert and auctioneer paul montgomery wrote a book about the nickels. >> from 1883 to 1912, the liberty head nickel was the design that the u.s. was using for commerce. i

showers over the roanoke valley. was that will stay west of the metro area. tomorrow is a different day. we may see a morning shower and some afternoon thunderstorms. tonight will be delightful. just a bit muggy. fourth of july forecast, 10-day forecast and more will make up in a few minutes. adrianna: now, to those tweets making headlines around the nation today. the president attacking joe scarborough and mika brzezinski. the pair firing back today on air and in an op-ed in "the washington post." trump holding a joint press conference with the south korean president. that just wrapped up. sam sweeney is following all of this. >> that joint press conference just wrapping up in the last be minutes. the first international trip for the south korean president. -- neitherad a long president took any questions. the president addressing the situation in north korea, calling the north a menace. thepresident also mentioned former uva student who recently died after the north help them captive. the nuclear and ballistic missile programs of that regime require a deter

where is the essentially charleston, just southwest of roanoke. this rolls in overnight.e're fine tonight, except for an isolated shower or storm. it's going to be tomorrow morning. we're looking at the remnants of cindy on saturday. good news, beautiful on sunday. we'll time out the rainfall as we get into the next 48 hours. the entire friday and saturday will not be a wash out. >>> good news, thanks topper. senate republicans unveiled their bill to repeal and replace obamacare, and it's already in trouble. 4 gop senators oppose it. that is enough to keep it from advancing as it is. they worry that the bill won't lower healthcare costs. democrats say it will deny care to millions of americans. senate leaders want to vote on the bill next week. so is there time for negotiation? and just as important, is there room for negotiation? >> let us right now, democrats and republicans, sit down, and try to come up with a bipartisan bill. we're willing to today, now, this minute. will you accept that offer? >> if i thought that was a sincere offer, i would take it in a minute. a n

they could be moving toward roanoke in a maroon toyota tacoma. >> if you see joel long

now, the first southbound train leaves the roanoke park station at 8:00 this morning. each train can carry about 300 people abe space is on a first come first serve basis. sonoma marin area rail transit is awaiting approval. once the safety system is approved, rail officials say regular smart commuter service from san rafael to santa rosa could start as early as next month. if you're not able to ride the rails today, well, don't worry. they have a couple more preview days coming up this saturday and the fourth of july for a full schedule of all of the previews check out our website, abc7news.com. live in petaluma, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> a former first responder received a six-month jail sentence after pleading no contest to charges of sexually harassing teenagers. 33-year-old garrett piland worked as an officer and firefighter for the rohnert park department of public safety. he faced accusations of making sexual advances towards two 17-year-old public safety explorers. in addition to six months in jail, a judge also sentenced him to three years p

roanoke, a, 84 little cooler to the north and west, 76 indianapolis. we remain in the mid-80's the next couple hours. very comfortable and warm across the region, a great night to get out and enjoy the outdoors. onight a little cooler, 60 to 69, lower humidity, and the wind diminishing. the capital barbecue battle going on right now, until 9:00 tonight. tomorrow, another repeat, come in the 70's pride or to the event, getting into the mid-80's by the afternoon. plenty of sunshine and low humidity. just a perfect end to the weekend. will next week, this continue, averages about five degrees below average. tuesday even cooler. 70's tuesday. there is a possibility of a stray afternoon shower or storm. we are watching a little weak disturbance, but not a lot of moisture to work with. we startday, and then going the other way towards the end of next week and into the weekend, back up near 90 degrees thursday, friday, saturday, sunday. a storm chance on saturday. looking ahead, the fourth of july finally on the 10 day outlook, of course we have a threat of s

temperatures, north bay, 44 in roanoke park. mill valley, 49 along with santa rosa, 48. to mid-50s until napa valley. that's pretty much where the rest of the neighborhoods are this morning. cloud deck down in san jose. 280 and 17, moderate amounts of pollen. watch out for the dust. been getting me last couple of nights. hopefully not you. 82 average high in san jose. and then next hour, around 56. look at this, by noon, 75. delightful. hanging around the low 80s from 2:00 to 4:00. 77 at 6:00. and in fact, the high of 81 today short of average. we'll notice the minor bump-up mainly inland value lis. more 90s tomorrow and then saturday. i'll let you know if the warm weather hangs around for the holiday week. here's alexis. what are you watching? >> i think you are right. the theory that folks are starting the holiday weekend now. because we really don't have too many people on the roadway. a new issue for the north bay. southbound 101 just rodeo avenue. a metal debris in the roadway. at least six vehicles hit it. someone had a tire to come off due to hitting that, another

today the director of the white house office of national drug control policy is in roanoke, virgia announcinghe 201 national drug control strategy. the very first thing on his st is the epidemic of prescription drug abuse the data is incredibly trubling, what -- the data we've been looking at recently. we have a 400% increasein drug overdose deaths. >400% increase? >> 400% increase. 60% prescription drug abuse deaths. 500% increase in treatment admissions in this country. we have reportedly more than 2 million prescription drug abuse addicts in this countr one piece of data thas troubling is that 1 out of 20 people in the country over the age of 12 report usg prescription drugs without medical need. >> so you're talking about a lot of kid >> we're talking about kids as well. >> easy access. >> it's true. unfortunately because i's a prescription, because doctors prescribe it and pharmacies dispense it, people -- including kids -- have the sense it's not dangerous. it is incrediblydangerous. we need people to understand that. that was one of the big reasons to hve the summit. >> want to talk ab

and then it is going to move northward and curve and south of shreveport and right over roanoke and to the south of us, by 2:00 on saturday afternoon. and we have a cold front coming in from the west. and between the cold front and this enhanced flow from the gulf of mexico, we will see pretty big rains here and showers and thunderstorms. and i guess the good news, we are looking at the system, it will probably roll through, the drier air will build in, by saturday afternoon. so we should salvage some of the back half of saturday. but in the meantime, look for wet commutes to and from work on friday, and activities friday night will be affected and even into saturday morning. and softball games, soccer games. we will come back and talk about the rest of the weekend and look ahead to a cool change next week. >> thanks, top. >>> as more people start to go on vacati that is a big concern. especially when it is a busier than normal hurricane season expected. this is where trip insurance could help. but is it really worth it? ayesha scott sat down with a travel expert to find out. >> the on

hurst's girlfriend, alison parker, was shot and killed while reporting live for a roanoke t-v station. new overnight - high heat well after the sundown. get this - it was nearly 100 degrees in phoenix at midnight! impacting travel flans. nearly 50 flights today out of sky harbor international airport have already been cancelled for today. smaller regional jets must be grounded when temperatures get above 118 degrees. but the hottest spot - death valley, where temperatures could reach 124 degrees! and speaking of flights - are you looking to fly but having a hard time finding affordable summer fares? now you can let google -- yes google -- do the work for you. consumer reporter john matarese shows the newest way to find a cheap flight, so you don't waste your money. you've heard of mighty mouse.. but one rat in new mighty mouse.. but one rat in new york city may give him a run for his money for strongest rodent. take a look at this.. that's a massive rat dragging a garbage bag more than double it's size across a sidewalk in brooklyn. the rat then took off with a mini-sized pizza. the v

rowan's license plate popped up on a traffic cam outside roanoke.of knoxville. he could be headed there. or he's going to mansfield. mansfield. small town. out of the area. level 7 safe house. you're right. that's it. thanks, huck. [ lock disengages ] [ door opens ] [ sighs ] olivia. [ gasps ] [ exhales sharply ] what are you doing here? remember this? what are you doing here? "songs in the key of life." remember the first time i played this for you? what are you doing here? [ sighs ] ntimental about many things. sentimentality is a weakness. but despite the many ways that family can hurt you and manipulate you and deny the very fact that their success is a product of yours, it is impossible to wipe away the pleasant memories no matter how hard one tries. sit. leave. sit. i told you i was leaving you alone, but that wasn't enough. apparently you're only going to be [clears throat] happy when i'm dead. you're not leaving. you can never leave me alone because you have no place to go. the only life you have is the sad, twisted one you built here. the o

and rooftops took a beating in roanoke park. >> and if you look closely, lightning over petaluma.est of the week. in concord, betty yu, kpix5. >>> it all developed stkwráus after midday today. and it hastened off over the sierra. where storms are still dumping snow. weather advisory tonight wind and snow with the snow up to 5,000 feet in the middle of june. five to 10-inches possible. travel delays are possible. the advisory lift tomorrow. but boy it is windy. at phoupt diablo, 52-mile an hour gusts -- at mount diablo, 52-mile an hour gusts. and wind was a factor in our next story. >>> the wind was so strong that athletes in the swim to alcatraz were told to stay out of the water. >>> and no word yet if uber will take some time off from the company. according to the new york times, he actually from posed the idea of taking time off after a recent boat crash that killed his mother and injured his father. now uber could reveal its decision on his leave as early as tuesday. >>> morning 2,000 jobs at yahoo could hit the chopping block as verizon takes over. yahoo approved the company'

they think she was abducted last night and could be moving toward roanoke in a maroon toyota tacoma that'searly 20 years old. >> this is the man they're looking for. joel d. long. in his mid-20s and just over 6 feet tall. if you see either joel long, kimberly long or that toyota tacoma, call police as soon as you can. >>> you can expect a busy day on capitol hill after weeks of working behind closed doors. senate republicans are preparing to unveil their health care plan. >> president trump weighed in on the issue last night suggesting that he's willing to change the bill republicans are crafting if democrats come on board. >> if we had even a little democrat support, just a little, like a couple you'd have everything. you could give us a lot of votes and we'd be willing to change it and move it around and try to make it even better. even better. >> we're going to stay on top of this developing story with tracie potts live on capitol hill. tracie, we have some idea of what's in the senate's plan. that could be the biggest impact to families? >> one word. medicaid. it's a big part of this b

virginia state police think she was abducted last night and say she could be moving toward roanoke.ota tacoma. >> this is the man they're looking for. joel d. long in his mid-20s. just over 6 feet tall. if you see joel long, kimberly long or the car, call police as soon as you can. >>> family and friends of a university of virginia student will remember him as a promising young man whose life was cut short. otto warmbier died monday. his funeral today is in ohio. the 22-year-old just returned to the u.s. after spending more than a year in a north korea prison. when he arrived here, he was in a coma. north korean officials say he doctors say they have not found any traces of the rare illness in his system. >>> a shining example of kindness and openness is how 17-year-old nabra hassenan choose to remember her. not in brutal way she died. >> nabra was caring. >> nabra was open-minded. >> nabra was compassionate. >> this is video from a vigil last night at lakeland plaza in reston. earlier in the day, more than 5,000 people attended her funeral in sterling. at one point, mourners left c

police believe the suspect may be headed towards roanoke and 81998 maroon toyota tacoma with the tagn your screen. call police immediately if y they say that kimberly is in extreme danger. larry: the prince william county school system has expanded the antidiscrimination policy. with a 5-3 vote. this in struck the superintendent not to change the policy on after muse. it will be decided on a case-by-case basis. autria: all lies are on capitol hill. in a few hours we will see the republican option to repeal and replace obamacare. gop senators want to vote on this next week. when we could see in the bills, itwill -- slowdown medicaid -- slowdown medicaid expansion. be sure to stay with abc seven. we soon as we get it. larry: lawmakers continue their .attle thatresident still exists the wall -- mexico will pay for it. >> i love all people. rich or poor. but in those particular positions, i don't want a poor person. does that make sense? larry: that comment comes as the congressional black caucus refused to meet president over his issues they know they hurt lower income americans. autria

remember, his girlfriend was shot and killed the reporting live for a roanoke tv station. delivering the opening keynote address at the interaction forum for leaders and innovators focuses on improving the lives of the world us poor and -- world's poor and marginalized. autria: we will learn more about the death of seth rich, who was shot in the back. please called it a botched robbery. some claim that he is one who leaked information from the dnc to wiki leaks and that's why he was killed, but many call that a. . the profiling project will release its findings on the murder. the group consists of forensic experts and students. larry: take a look at this truck, the man behind the wheel is a police impersonator. a real officer pulled up behind him. officers found the truck abandoned. turns out the truck was stolen and the fake cop has not been caught. the nats are in miami into wednesday but friday, winter is coming. game of thrones night. 10 prize filled dragon eggs throughout the metro area. inside the eggs are t-shirts, and a picture of the iron throne that will be on si

roanoke is 79 with rain. we are getting relief tomorrow. doppler radar shows nothing in the area here but we are watching the areas along and either side. 81. showers and the thunderstorms are not moving fast. they are not moving far. they will pretty much rain themselves o i everything. that will change tomorrow. we have more moisture moving in. the front comes in from the north. the setup is there for 70% chance of storms. this everything is muggy and warm. temperatures hold in the 80's most of the evening hours. watch the future cast tomorrow through the day. showers and the storms stop to pop. later in the midday and the afternoon they are numerous. winds kick in from the atlantic. we will see the temperatures drop a little bit. be more comfortable later in the week. thursday is a cloudy day at times. 83. a few storms and 83 on friday. as far as the extended outlook, here we look at the seven day to see the numbers go down. then they come up toward father's day. hot and humid on sunday and 92. look we have the possibility of showers and

he's been identified as jonathan rodriguez, 27 years old of roanoke street here in woodbridge. he's been ordered held without bound. a few minute ago i went in and talked to the desk assistant here at the hotel. she didn't know anything about it. and i asked her if she could call the manag o me and she said she d and then couldn't get through. so, there's still more information we're trying to get here to try to learn a little more about what happened. but, again, police making quick arrest after people who were inside the room cornered this man and held him until the police arrived. and now he's been charged with burglary and intent to defile. but i was told by prince william county police the attempt to defile charge was simply because he was naked not because he was trying to touch this woman inappr inappropriately. that's what we know in woodbridge. paul wagner, "fox5 local ne news". >> mayor muriel bowser is now speaking out about the rash of nooses found around the district. last week yet another was found at construction site in historically black neighborhood near anne

western pennsylvania, charleston, roanoke it's sunny there. this is racing out to sea, all the sunshine sneaks in this afternoon setting up a nice day. jersey shore, 73 degrees, partly sunny skies, more clouds this morning, sunshine developing this afternoon, a bit breezy on the sand. philadelphia, morning shower, lots of sunshine this afternoon, 77. for the poconos, lots of clouds this morning numerous showers around after lunchtime you'll get the sunshine, 65 degrees. i'll be back along in just a few minutes, i'll have the details, the timing on the next round of showers that rolls in sunday night into monday, the return of warmer weather next week all coming up in ten minutes. >> it is now 6:02 a.m., breaking news we're following for you, police put a name and fails to the man accused of stabbing city councilman david oh. they are looking for 24-year-old shawn yarbrea, he used to live near councilman oh's home. we learned about the charges he is facing in wednesday's attack. we apologize, we don't have that sound for you, we can tell you at

y wouldn't go over let's start with chris in roanoke, virginia. your first on the line. what do you think? caller: supreme court justices should have term limits and the court should be divided evenly on ideological lines to prevent conflicts of interests. host: if they are divided equally, there are nine. he is gone. let's go to arlene in michigan. good morning. caller: good morning. host: i'm fine. how are you and what you think about this? caller: i thought this should have happened 30 years ago. everyone else has limits on how long they conserve. rut andthey get into a feel like they are entitled. d.c., theyway and don't have a clue what is going on in this country. think of term limits were in place it would become political by the nature of knowing when a term is up and campaigning by outside groups and the like to get another person in that position. do think the process becomes more political? caller: i think it could. areink if there restrictions put on and guidelines put on them, i think that could be alleviated. i just don't think that there is pro-voting for

and no extreme humidity even in roanoke and richmond. lots of sunshine and a few puffy cumulous clouds developing with high pressure in control. you see high cloud cover in pittsburgh that starts to spill in during the day tomorrow as we increase the heat and humidity as well. it is clear and comfortable. and 76 degrees at 7:00 dropping to the low 70s by 9:00 and touching 70 exactly here at 11:00 tonight. with that low temperature dropping to 65 by the time we wake up tomorrow morning. we'll chat about more typical type of summer heat and humidity and the chance of storms as we head into the upcoming holiday weekend. we'll have the details coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you. >>> a would be robber put up quite the fight to steal a purse from a 30-year-old woman in center city. police released surveillance video of the suspect they are looking for and walked up behind the victim sunday june 18th as she walked along south 16th street. he tried to grab her purse she revisited and started to kick and drag her. it was 10:

there will be four trips going southbound starting at roanoke park along with three return trips fromivic center. smart train will run trains on saturday july 1stand next tuesday the fourth of july headed for the marin county fair. start date for regular train service has not yet been announced. >>> time is 6:48, start thanksgiving saturday a new shuttle bus service will take you to big sur. big sur has been cut off from the north. that one there. it was damaged during the winter storm and the bridge was torn down in march. the shuttle bus will take from you the parking lot at andrew state park to pfifer big sur park between noon and 8:00 p.m. seven days a week. it's a steep half mile trail to catch another shuttle bus. bus will take you further south. by the way, the new bridge is being built right now, it should be open by september. >> okay. good news for them. >>> 6:49 is the time. go to sal, say good morning, a lot of fire departments they have the tv on and watching us in the morning. paul beau, they said he watch you guys every morning. >> we see paul, too. >> i know they are h

beautiful low humidity, pittsburgh and charleston and west virginia in the 60s and 70s in richmond and roanoke and the more humid and oppressive air will move in tonight as the wind shifts. as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan a line of storms as the humidity comes in from the west and a lot of that fall as part overnight tonight and not looking at storms to bring in the humidity and it comes back tomorrow. heat indexes back into the 90s the second half of the weekend and a dirty sky and not the deep blue and some pop-ups downpours and storms at times. we'll track it on future tracker 6 coming up in just a bit in the accuweather forecast. >> we'll check back in later. still to come on "action news" this afternoon. a renowned philadelphia drug den is finally getting cleaned up. we have details about the city's plans coming up. >> and meteorologist, melissa magee, is down at the shore staying cool near the water in cape may. >> reporter: hey there sharrie, you know it's such a beautiful day we decided to take our down at the shore and adventure out in the water and we are in the bay her

they could be moving toward roanoke in a maroon toyota tacoma. >> if you see joel long tacoma, call police as soon as possible. good morning everyone. i'm eun yang. >> i'm chris lawrence. aaron has the morning off. we want to get a check on your traffic and storm team 4. >> sheena parveen and lauryn ricketts are outside bearing down with the heat and humidity. how is it feeling? >> it's not bad. >> no, it's not. >> but it's warm. >> it's warm. >> you can feel the humidity in the air. we can also feel little mosquitoes. >> i feel my mosquito bite from earlier and new ones forming. >> the bugs are out this morning. it's humid and warm. 76 degrees. nice sunrise. but more clouds around than we had yesterday morning. tomorrow morning, rain around. by lunchtime, close to 90 degrees. by 5:00 p.m., hot, low 90s. there's tropical storm cindy spinning around the border of texas and louisiana. and the moisture from that is actually going to move here as we go into tomorrow. coming up in a bit, we'll talk about the timing of the rain for weekend. lauryn and i are back with the forecast. let's check th

to the south, only 67 in roanoke. the heat is back to the west. look at minneapolis. up towards 81 degrees. st. louis is the one right now at 89. that heat is going to move our way. first off, a couple more showers this evening with the clouds. and then, still some clouds tomorrow morning. not a bad tuesday. can't rule out isolated showers tomorrow. keep the umbrella handy, but you probably won't need it that much. 79 clouds, some sun with an isolated shower tomorrow. here's the ten-day forecast. notice, cool on wednesday and thursday, highs only in the upper 60s to around 70 on wednesday with a slight chance of a shower. and then we start to climb. 80 on friday, 84 on saturday, which looks great by the way. 92 on sunday and look at the heat. we have a heat wave monday, going for a high of 95 degrees. cool weather across the east moving out. here comes the heat and not just the heat, we are talking about a heat wave. hello to the 90s and, yes, could even be near record high temperatures. i've heard a few people excited about the 90s. i like the 80s. >> the music was g

they could be heading towards roanoke.y was wearing a black tank top and denim shorts. >>> 6:13 right now. stil ahead an update in the search for a new uber ceo. >> and a live look outside as we head to break this thursday morning. weather and traffic on the 5s next. it's now 6:13. >> ♪ >> live on a thursday morning, sun coming up, nice start to the day. little pleasure principle getting you going. nice shot there. i like it. >> going to stay that way, tucker? >> yeah, i mean, that's the theme for the day. first full day of summer, right. it's g hot and humid this afternoon. quick look at your headlines. daytime highs 90 or betterment i would say 92 for a daytime high in the city. mix of sunshine with cloudiness today but we should be dry this afternoon. cindy has made landfall maximum winds 40 miles an hour. we'll take a look at that coming up. it will impact our weather the remnants will in the form of showers and thunderstorms both friday and into the day on saturday. so, next couple of days after today will be a little

host: let's go to barbara from roanoke, virginia on the democratic line. good morning.aller: ditto to that last caller, beautiful. i want to dispel the myth that there is a clinton dynasty. we had a clinton president for eight years. on the bush side, vice president for eight years he became a president for four years, that is 12 years. then we had another bush for bushesears, 20 years of in the white house and only eight years of a clinton. the same comes to mind, the commercial, a mind is a terrible thing to waste. hillary clinton is brilliant. she has a fantastic mind. she believes in fact and science. a shame to push her aside as the republicans would like to do. stop and think about it, republicans do not like women very much because they have this mantra, we hate a lizabeth wore in a nancy pelosi -- elizabeth warren and nancy pelosi, that is misogyny, they hate women in leadership roles. calling from kentucky on the republican line. that what comment is hillary clinton has done, why she is still in the public eye because she is trying to sell a book. because she i

down toward roanoke and charleston, west virginia. and perhaps a mix of sun and clouds tomorrow. and then we are going to see the heat. but tomorrow, still comfortable. with highs in the low 70s. and some showers possible. in the mountains. and then a storm system off to our east. and it is going to be up toward southeastern massachusetts, with nasty weather friday morning. but friday looks to be once the system pulls away, it will allow the warmth to build in. we could see a stray shower or storm in the afternoon in the mountains tomorrow and maybe a stray one here friday but really, we are just going to watch the warmth really build in. starting saturday. in fact, really it comes in ernest sunday into next week. and we are talking about highs in the 90s. and limited rain chances, it looks like it is going to last probably three or four days, maybe for much of the coming workweek. and so tonight, it is going to be a chilly one. 40s in the high country. west of the divide. and everybody else should be in the 50s, and winchester, upper 40s, to around 50 by tomorrow morning. and th

that was on chabot and roanoke road. they capped it around 9:30 this morning and no word on what caused the geiser. >> in the olden days kids used to open them up on hot days like this. >> dogs trying to drink out of that fire hydrant. >> and up next the investigation into russian meddling is now expanding. what president trump has to say. >> an apple executive learns his punishment for domestic violence. why the victim says it's not enough. =weather rate omni!!= [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] =3 shot down the line= toss to wx. >>> we're looking at that fire high durand that was geisering not long ago, but it will be hot enough that you'll be hoping for some sort of water. >> yeah, especially for the valleys. we'll have som

might get a little bit closer to roanoke and this system off the coast is also moving away. that has been tracking some showers across the coastal areas. high pressure, though, is going to continue to slip away as that low does as well. we're still pleasant tomorrow with temperatures again near 80 degrees. a little bit above it and as high pressure continues to slip on down to the south, that's the beginning of things getting heated up around here. seasonal temperatures tomorrow. then the high pressure gets off the coast and that's why we're going to see things getting into the bermuda high position which gets us up and over 90 degrees. futurecast doesn't really see much for us. maybe a few more clouds in the morning tomorrow but not much. it looks like it's going to be a nice dry day and a comfortable day at that. your planner for your friday looks like temperatures at 8:00 in the morning will be about 63 degrees. could still be 50 in the suburbs at 8 o'clock. by n 5 o'clock, comfortable, warm, 83 degrees. so, that will be our high for the day. you can see most places will

our director mccabe shares with me of the commitment that we roanoke neuroscien recognize and we have an obligation to the american people to committed to devote whatever resources to require that if there are violations, people are hold accountable for that. >> this is the commitment of the american people >> that's correct >> thank you. senator feinstein. >> thank you mr. chairman. just a couple of comments on section 702. it is a program that i support. it is a program that i believe has worked well. it is a big program, it is an important one. it is a content collection program involving both internet and phone communications so it can raise concerns about privacy and licivil liberties. in 2016, there were 106,469 authorized target out of 3 billion internet users. that's the ratio. the question of unmasking has been raised. it is my understanding that 1,939 u.s. person identities were unmasked in 2016 based on collections occurred under section 702. so, my question is going to be the following and i will ask it all together and hopefully you will answer it. i would like a descript

now what used to be the problems of urban, suburban, urban, the core city centers is now spread to roanoke based on the statistics. we are all looking for help and this is technology and telecommunications is one of the areas in which i think we can provide hope for parts of the country that all of us care so deeply about. i wanted to take a moment, commissioner o'rielly, commissioner, chairman pai, i have appreciate working with without exception. we've had in my view a good relationship of significant response and care and concern for the concerns that me and my staff arrays and other quarter for to that relationship continuing. there was contention, commissioner clyburn, and pass commissions and i'm not here to debate how well you all got along, but i know from time to time you are opposed to some of the decisions that the commission is currently making, but i would hope that you would assure me that you feel that your voice is being heard and the chap opportunity to participate in the process. sometimes it seems missing in the past commission. >> most of the time i feel that way. >> th

other families, angie roanoke who traveled with her 22-year-old son joshua who has autism, said this is not what america ought to be about. rebecca wood who brought her daughter charlie from charlottesville says she has private insurance, but she's wondering what would happen when that private insurance hit its cap, a cap that had been removed when they put in place the a.c.a. again, rebecca said our country is better than this. boy, oh, boy, is she right. so when our colleagues talk about cutting medicare, when they talk about cutting it at the numbers they're talking about, or putting caps back in place, i'd hope they realized that this was more than about numbers of a government program. this is about providing support to services, to families facing the nightmare of chronic illness or crippling medical illness and bills, quite honestly, that they can't pay on their own. it's about peace of mind for these families. i've said from the outset that there were mistakes made in the a.c.a., and i stand ready to work with any member of either side of the aisle to make sure that we fix th