it's called roseland, but it's that green island in the middle of santa rosa. it, along with the four other colored islands on this map, could soon become a part of the city. >> there's confusion, different level of repair and replace roads, drainage, police, sheriff services. >> reporter: it would be the biggest annexation the city has ever done. 713 acres with more than 7,000 people. the first part of the process begins next week. but it's been in the works since 2013. the process has included community outreach, public meetings, even an ad campaign. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: food trucks will be allowed in. residents, farm animals will be grandfathered in and allowed and one portion got a rural designation but there's still some convincing to be done. >> his concern is over keeping the area nice and keeping its hispanic culture intact, something the city says it recognizes as well and wants to make sure they do. [ indiscernible ] >> preserving the culture that's currently here and trying to keep that as [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: outside of uniformit

let's just go to roseland. >> reporter: hincapie says he danced until the wee hours, got a ride homelept in. the next day hincapie and the rest of new york city awoke to a huge story. >> police lineups are still being conducted inside the station house and have been e day. >> that was the fist time that i found out that something had happened. >> rep he claims he didn't think much of it until later that night, 24 hours after the murder when detectives knocked on the hincapie's door. >> they say well, we need to see your son because we'd like to ask him a question. >> reporter: hincapie's mother maria said she asked detectives if her son needed a lawyer. >> they said how old is he? i said he just turned the 18. so they tell me he doesn't need a lawyer. the police tell me he doesn't need a lawyer. >> reporter: hincapie's father carlo said he was shocked. johnny w gre kid. literally an altar boy. had he ever been in trouble with the law before? >> never, never, never. >> reporter: traffic ticket? >> never. >> reporter: nothing. >> never. >> reporter: that was about to change. police bro

. -- andshington, roseland jonathan steinberg with the minority. >> the gentle lady from new york reserves. >> pleased to recognize the gentleman from mississippi, mr. palazzo. >> thank you. instruct support of the make america secure for rations act. i have witnessed firsthand the hard work chairman frelinghuysen and his subcommittee chair have put into crafting this bill. they should be congratulated for this work on this legislation and scioscia -- so should their staff. i believe the number one constitutional responsibility of congress is to provide for the common defense of this nation against all enemies domestic and foreign. that commitment, by restoring the cuts and budget shortfalls that threaten military readiness is honored today. our bill honors those who serve our country in the armed forces by giving them a deserved 2.4% pay raise in making critical investments and equipment and training that help them perform andmissions we give them, most importantly, help them return home safely to their loved ones and families and communities. this includes 11 navy ships, including two de