virginia coal, west virginia coal is exported.ut i would say its primary market is the midwest. and there's other ports that are competing for that same cargo which certainly the port of virginia again is on its toes to be as economiccal as they can. host: and competing for federal dollars as well. guest: absolutely. one of the challenges that we as an industry have is with the federal budget climate as it is in washington, d.c., and the discussions about what is a federal responsibility and what might not be a federal responsibility part of our challenge as an industry is to highlight the fact of what the role of the federal government is again primarily as a partner on the water side and land side connections. ports like virginia, et cetera, are investing about $9 billion a year throughout the u.s. on facilities as we see behind us. but what we need the federal government to do is really uphold its end of the bargain in terms of the federal navigation channels, the land site access type infrastructure that are outside the port's

the port of virginia is huge to the commonwealth of virginia. so the governor understands that the board of commissioners, our responsibility is to return the body to the state and the shareholders, and that this board they are the citizens of virginia. >> out of the benefits? >> absolutely by jobs. something of the cover and -- governor is very focused on, economic development. a lot of activity it goes around >> the port of virginia, indirectly and directly. the people who work here, who are they on average? what kind of waste of them made? >> well, the majority of workers working on terminal are he and -- union employees working for the international longshoremen's association. their wages are roughly $30 per hour. summer hire. summer. of course you have the staff from the operating company that performs the maintenance. the union employee who works with the ships in the ship line and services the needs. then at the virginia port authority we have security staff that make sure that the terminals are secure as well as the marketing development

lot of virginia, west virginia, et. cetera is exported. but i would say it's primary market is the midwest. and, you know, other parts that are compete forking that same cargo which certainly keeps the port of virginia, again, on its toes to to be as economical as they can. >> host: and competing for federal dollars as well. >> guest: absolutely. that's one of -- the challenges that we as an industry have is with the federal budget climate as it is in washington, d.c., and the discussions about what is a federal responsibility and what might not be a federal responsibility. all of our challenges and industry is to highlight the fact of what the role of the federal government is. again primarily as a partner on wart side -- water side and land side connection. they are investing $9 billion a year throughout the years on facilities as we see behind us. what we need the federal government to do is really uphold the end of the bargain in term of the federal navigation channel, the landslide access type of infrastructure tha

now, i showed the video a couple of weeks ago of her good friend, virginia croy, and i met virginia and caroline at the exact same time. as you will see on this video that we're going to play today, virginia and caroline came to one of my camp meetings in charlotte, north carolina, and these women began to start sharing their testimony with me and i was just amazed. i mean, this has been many years ago and it has taken years and years for us to gather their information and to produce these videos, but a couple of weeks ago i showed virginia croy's testimony and i tell you, it's a great testimony about how much god loved her and how he just pursued her and has brought her out of this pit of legalism into the grace and the goodness of god, and her good friend, caroline yeager, they had been separated for, i think it was around 7 years because when virginia left the church that they were in, and they, of their own evaluation, called this a "cultish" type of church... when they left that, you had to break off all communication with any person who left this cult, and so caroline was married

virginia coal, west virginia coal is exported. but i would say its primary market ith and there's other ports that are competing for that same cargo which certainly the port of virginia again is on its toes to be as economical as they can. host: and competing for federal dollars as well. guest: absolutely. one of the challenges that we as an industry have is with the federal budget climate as it is in washington, d.c., and the discussions about what is a federal responsibility and what might not be a federal responsibility part of our challenge as an industry is to highlight the fact of what the role of the federal government is again primarily as a partner on the water side and land side connections. ports like virginia, et cetera, are investing about $9 billion a year throughout the u.s. on facilities as we see behind us. but what we need the federal government to do is really uphold its end of the bargain in terms of the federal navigation channels, the land site access type infrastructure that are outside the port's jurisdicti

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virginia of 2008 and 2012, very different in the virginia that elected bob mcdonnell in 2009, the oneepublican in 2010 in the midterms. if that basic electorate shows up here, cuccinelli would have more of a chance. the other issue, other reason i think this is so close now is simply you can look at all of ken cuccinelli's problems then look at who the democratic candidate is. terry mccaauliffe. jonathan who writes for "new york" magazine, said mcauliffe is is the kind of democrat the democrats have dreamed of voting against. cuccinelli is the alternative. it's one of those where the negatives are so high on both i think. >> when we get that, already talking about the surge in decline that happens between presidential and midterm elections. if you have a democrat you're not particularly enthusiastic about, you have a republican who makes you feel like, literally, his running mate, ew jackson. does that shrink the electorate further? what we end up seeing potentially in this election is folks don't bother to come to the polls and cast a vote? >> it's hard to see at this point for the e

host: we are live from the port of virginia in norfolk, virginia. the000 jobs in this area, annual economic impact is a $41 billion. 30 ships -- each container, each ship, excuse me, has 10,000 containers on it. conversation. at the virginia port authority the interim executive director and chairman of the board of commissioners, let me begin with you and the history of the port of virginia. when did it start? how long has it been around? guest: it has been a success story ever since it started. in 1982 they consolidated all the terminals in virginia under the virginia port authority. there is someone who serves as chair, we kind of governor the overall economic impact and affairs of the port. our executive director has a staff of about 100. the international terminal has about 300 people, 1200 more laborers. we operate the port of virginia. host: rodney oliver, what is your job as executive director? what do you do on a daily basis? guest: to make sure that the employees have the resources they need to their jobs well and make sure that we get noti

within the week progress that will be given out to virginia, getting out $1.5 million to virginia for navigators and we've already given out 2.4 meant to community health centers for in person assistant. federal funding coming as well to virginia to help you sit down and get the assistance you need. by the way, something are always asking there still a big role for agents and brokers. we started agents and brokers training last week. we really do see there's an important role for them going forward. finally, i note jill and secretary hazel talk about his an account mentioned it, i can't sit down without telling you about medicaid expansion. as you know there's probably a little over 900,000 uninsured virginians in the marketplace. we expect about 520,000 virginians will get their health insurance now through the market place. but as the cards to mention the other 400,000 would get health insurance if you get medicaid expansion. so that's an important issue. it is two parts of the puzzle. just so you know, that's for people who really are low income, working poor. these are working peo

that is the race for governor of virginia. virginia is a big state.ate in the country. this is an open seat race. each party has a legitimate chance of winning the governorship. yet somehow both parties have decided to field candidates with profound deficiencies. candidates that few voters actually seem interested in voting for. this is a poll from just a couple weeks ago. look at that. terry mcauliffe and ken cuccinelli. they both have unfavorable ratings than favorable ratings. cuccinelli's ratings are worse. unfavorable is near 50%. we know why that is. partly idea lodgeal extremism, championshiped to tea party, christian right agenda. it's also scandal. news in virginia has been dominated this summer by revelations about lavish gifts that a businessman named johnny williams showered on the state's current republican governor and his family. cue ne cuccinelli took $18,000 gifts of walker, private jet, vacation home, catered thanksgiving feast. ordinarily all of that, ideological extreme of cuccinelli, poisonous unfavorable numbers, the fact virgini

now a virginia woman with down syndrome is back in virginia, living the life she wanted to live. a judge ruled that she can choose her own course. the judge rejected her parents request for guardianship. her parents wanted to keep her in a group home, against her will. she wanted to live with her friends. they hired her to work at their thrift shop. jenny returned to work yesterday and received a warm welcome. >> how is the thrift store part of your home? >> i love it. i just love to be home. thank you! >> they will remain her guardians for a year, then jenny will become her own guardian. this was the first case that virginia recognized and supported a virginia -- a disabled person's ability to make their own decision. >> new information about children and allergies. research suggests the way that a baby is born may determine whether he or she gets allergies later in life. researchers found babies born naturally are less likely to develop allergies than babies born by c-section. the recent question mark babies born naturally pick up bacteria from the mother's birth now, which doe

virginia. it is spreading further north. dulles fog, cull pepper fog. must of the activity will stay to the south. we'll have risk of scattered showers in the our forecast. it will not rain all day like yesterday. temperatures warmer than yesterday, 80° for daytime highs. plenty of clouds. back into the sunshine along with warmer temperatures. details in just a few. >> all right. thank you, tucker. >> let's check in with julie wright. >> prince george, faulkner, got to get back to the books. southbound 270 good shape. no issues coming out of gaitersburg. all of our lanes are open. accident involving single utility poll. shut down portion of 227 at briarwood road. roads in virginia, volume increasing eastbound on 66 coming in from business 234 minute nas cis coming in from centerville. i-95 slowing continuing on through wood bridge. >> thank you, julie. it is a school day for hundreds of thousands of students in maryland. >> that's right. the school year in prince george begins under new leaders

you might have thought the virginia governor's race was all about who would govern virginia but it turns out the virginia gop says it's using the race tols test drive anticipate hillary attacks for 2014. plus, bob filner has been banned from the city's hooters restaurants. but what may surprise you is who's behind the move. >>> and let me finish tonight with why bigger isn't always better. this is "hardball," the place for politics. when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, where experts watch over all drilling activity twenty-four-seven. and we're sharing what we've learned, so we can all produce energy more safely. our commitment has never been stronger. >>> and let me finish tonight >>> the former u.s. congressman jesse jackson junior was sentenced today to 2 1/2 years in prison for illegally spending

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just before sunrise, the wise virginia clinic officially begins. passes through the gate. do you have any idea what the process is? >> yeah, we have to go through this triage here. >> reporter: their vital signs are checked. blood sugar and blood pressure. and then they line up to get their teeth worked on. the twin boys, jaden and hayden go to get dental x-rays. and then a cleaning. both twins get a clean bill of dental health. >> super! >> good job, boys. >> reporter: by early afternoon, jordan horaney is able to get in to see the eye doctor. a change in her prescription means a trip to the eye glass tent. >> okay. >> reporter: and successful search for a pair of frames. over in the optical lab, tom and judy dandridge oversee an assembly line. helping people see clearly, sometimes for the first time in years. >> that is what keeps you going. you get frustrated, you get aggravated because you want to change it. and you can't change it. so you just do your best. and you know, thank god that he put you here to do what you do out here. >> reporter: y

you might have thought the virginia governor's race was all about who would govern virginia but you'de wrong. it turns out the virginia gop says it's using the race to test drive anti-hillary attacks for 2016. >>> plus you may have heard the embarrassing story that san diego mayor bob filner has been banned from the city's hooters restaurants because he's been disrespectful to women. but what may surprise you is who's behind the move. >>> and let me finish tonight with why bigger isn't always better. this is "hardball," the place for politics. ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of craving something that i can't have ♪ ♪ turn around barbara ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ >>> the former u.s. congressman jesse jackson jr. was sentenced today to two and a half years in prison for illegally spending $750,000 in campaign funds on himself and his family. jackson said that today he quote, manned up and tried to accept responsibility. his father civil rights leader the reverend jesse jackson had this to say. >> this has been a very painful journey for our fa

. >>> the largest newspaper in the state of virginia has today called on virginia's republican governorom office. citing his diminished credibility and a drained capacity to leave the commonwealth. the virginian pilot newspaper in norfolk said "the prospect of governor bob mcdonnell's leadership is untenable. he must devote his full attention to sorting out his personal and legal problems and for the good of his office, for the good of the state, for the good of every virginian and his family and his himself, governor bob mcdonnell should resign." this is the second major virginia newspaper to call for governor mcdonnell's resignation. the first was "daily progress" newspaper in charlottesville, virginia, next week. even the "washington post's" pretty doctrinaire republican columnist jennifer ruben is calling on governor mcdonnell to resign. the latest calls for the governor to step down follow the news reported in the "washington post" that federal officials spent yesterday meeting with lawyers for both the governor and his wife. separate lawyers now for each of them. we'll have more o

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virginia. when we got there, the address did not exist. where is the money now? russell eventually called us back. he said he subcontractor with another traveled agent who made a mistake and the trip had to be canceled. he said the other agent has the money and he is trying to get it back. meanwhile, the woman is stuck trying to tell her friends, some who took vacation and arranged eldercare, to forget about the trip. >> very disgusted and mad. people want their money back. >> after russell spoke with us, waters said he called her and asked if she would agree to a refund in installments. she says the friends want their money now. we will keep you posted. austria? of the most, one recognizable and powerful people in the world a victim of discrimination? herh says that a clerk told something. >> the latest on a condition the police say was injured during a shootout. >> and so for the race for governor in virginia has been nasty. okay, a? b? b. a? that's a great choice. let me show you some faucet

[laughter] the population of contemporary welcome is slightly larger than the population of virginia was in 1776. now, if we go out there to wilkes bera now, do you think we can find george washington, thomas jefferson, james madison, george mason, john marshall, and patrick henry? we ain't going to find them. on some theoretical version, they are there. that is human being with the capacity for leadership are there, but the situation doesn't permit that group to rise to the surface. the question is, why did that situation exist in 1776? now, there is the answer to this, which is that great leadership only emerges during times of great crisis. this makes imminent sense, the pressure that the crisis creates. yet, we can all think of the examples where there's a great crisis, and there's no leadership, like now. [laughter] [applause] or the coming of world war i in europe. what was special, you can't say there was something special in the water back there then. you can't say god looked down upon the american colonies and blessed them. i mean, supernatural explanations are not admitted,

in virginia.e have the new port marine terminal, and we also have the virginia interim port which is an facility in virginia. we also lease the port of richmond. >> host: so what is happening here today as we speak at the port of virginia? it gets busy very early around here. there is a lot of movement. as you said, a big footprint on the water. what is happening? >> guest: right. as we are coming in this morning, there was a ship that was backing in to the facility nit north end -- we're on the south end. unfortunately we don't have a ship behind us. on the north end there's a ship beginning to work with awe speak. i had a short wait because there were containers coming in by rail for export, and they'll begin unloading those as we speak as well as the containers being unloaded. off the rail cars being loading on to ships that are coming later in the day. we have trucks that are open. truckers are coming in to pick up containers and take them to the final destination. >> host: a lot of different

wade, in virginia, to make all abortions illegal. cuccinelli even tried to bully the state board of health to get his way. the virginian-pilot said "the consequences of such a politically motivated precedent could be significant." cuccinelli's war on abortion, even in cases of rape or incest. ken cuccinelli. he's focused on his own agenda. not us.

you know, i was telling my staff here that when i first met virginia and caroline, virginia also had her sister with her and they came to a meeting that i held in charlotte, north carolina, and on sunday morning we have a meeting at freedom christian center. it's usually a sh... an abbreviated meeting because right after the service, all of the people in the church bring together all of this food and we have dinner on the grounds out under these pecan trees and i met virginia and her sister aster and her friend caroline and they began to start telling me this story that you saw just a little bit of, and as dramatic as that is, it was nothing compared to what they began to start telling me and i had never just seen anybody who was so bound by religion. i mean i was bound by religion but compared to virginia and her sister and caroline, i...i never experienced that degree of legalism, but they were... it was just terrible and they were so set free. and anyway we're doing a story trying to get caroline's story in with virginia's and eventually that's going to get done, but as i was ther

we have 66,000 young adults in virginia now on their parents' policies, over 400,000 virginia children already getting health care without being discriminated against because of a pre-existing condition. some are born with a congenital defect, can't get insurance. ow they can get insurance. two million virginians have already gotten their preventative care without the co-pays and deductibles. medicare has saved about $157 million already on prescription drugs. medicare recipients. and there is more competition and better prices. right now it is expected when hose without insurance today get insurance, we expect them to be paying 25% less than they're paying now. in new york the bid are coming in at 50% of what they're paying, 50% to 60% of what people are paying now and other states, huge savings. so the fact you actually have to compete and everybody is insured so that when you go to the hospital with insurance and pay, you just pay for yourself, not a little extra because people showed up at the emergency room and couldn't pay. that little extra today is about $1,000 on every family

sections of virginia and higher elevations to the west.that's where we will have most of the storms tomorrow afternoon and evening. weville a few around the metro, too, as temperatures get up to the 80's or so and move along and as we get to in other words we will have a chance for thunderstorms there as well. tonight it is 71 for a low. we will be mild and have a few foggy spots early tomorrow morning. warm and muggy at noon. 84. a chance for thunderstorms tomorrow. temperatures will be upper 80's tomorrow. upper 80's on thursday as well with chances of scattered showers and thunderstorms both days it looks like friday some of us will have a few early showers possibly. and weekend is looking gorgeous. lower to nid 80's. low humidity and mostly sunshine. hopeful that will not change. >> check outside for a look what is coming up on news at 6. >> confusion in congress tonight as the chaos in cairo rages out of control. law makers battle the white house over differences of opinion on national security and egypt a plane diverted after a passe

the gentleman from virginia. mr. goodlatte: since 1996, the disapproval process described by the gentlewoman from texas has succeeded just one time. during that time, tens of thousands of regulations have been passed and if people think that all but one of them were just fine, i would suggest that it's just the opposite, that the process right now, the inability of the congress to reign in egulations that are -- rein in regulations that are out of control, we need to come back to the congress. it's my pleasure to recognize a distinguished member of the judiciary committee and vice chairman on regulatory reform, he gentleman from texas. mr. farenthold: thank you very much. and i want to address what my colleague just said. i love clean air, clean water and safe working places, but we have a government now that instead of working with the people, with industry, is rk agast them. the trust in our government is at an all-time low. scandal after scandal is plaguing the government. we have got to get people who are account

you just heard the story that my friend duarte did about the firefighters in west virginia.our husband, what did he do? tell me about your husband. >> well, he was a police officer for 26.5 years. my father-in-law was a detective in the detroit police department, so they just figured that we were guaranteed our pension the rest of our life, so my husband put his life on the line every day. now he would be appalled to find out that i may not get a pension. >> you--have you managed to put away a little money, or does it take everything you get in that pension to live? >> it's funny, i bought my very first car ever, and now i'm worried about being able to pay for my car. so yes, i'm worried. if i pay for my car, then will i be able to eat. it's a worry. >> you're also worried because you're turning 65. you're going to be under medicare later this year, that's another set of worries. are you going to have your medical benefits? or are you going to be end up paying more for certain things on the medical side that will affect your car or your food? >> yes, exactly. if i pay for me

we'll show you what we have in virginia.ffic volume for those continuing northbound 95 out of stafford. eastbound 66 leaving manassas. the travel starting to slow. s northbound 95 no accidents to report. volume is flowing traveling out of woodbridge. lanes on 395 leaving the beltway towards the 14th street bridge. that's a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. >> robert griffin president clinton 3r has a loyal legion oo fans fn there's one providing inspiration to the superstar. more on this 13-year-old who hao a lot of talent and a story to tell. >> skins hosting the steelers tonight in the first home game of season. sea one of question marks has been b the defensive secondary. redskins drafted two safeties and a corner back but fip yip thomas went down with a food injury. looks like the sixth round safety rambo will get a startrt this week. they have a mix of veterans. defensive coordinator said the secondary is in good hands with fiery defensive back hoach rahim morris at the helm. >> he is a rah-rah yell it guy. the playe

area, first day back for prince george and faulkner, virginia, morgan county in west virginia. >> also starting new ceo, heading up an aggressive agenda, reaching out to the youngest of students. "fox 5 morning news" melanie is live with more. mel, good morning. happy first day back to school >> reporter: that's right, allison. the bell is going to be ringing in an hour and 15 minutes, 8:15 is when the bell rings. we have seen staff arriving and flipping on the lights for the first time. county executive baker went to the legislature and asked them to give him accountability being able to appoint what they call a ceo instead of superintendent of the school system and new hybrid school board, 650 new teachers, yes, as you mentioned this new program will bring full day pre-kindergarten to four year old students. this is part of a transforming neighborhoods initiative extending work done to prevent crime. the neighborhoods are east river dale, blaten'sburg, langley park. program costs 7 million dollars. the initiative connects at-risk students. let's talk about the new ceo, dr. kevin maxw

virginia is the biggest state i fire. but within the continental congress, pennsylvania is really big. it is a big stake in it is a moderate state, meaning they are -- the source of the moderate movement arbor that to declare revolution. new york is also a modern state said that the southern metal stayed play a role, but they don't assume leadership for the revolution. they in effect or resistance until the theory and. a lot of guys who pennsylvania -- everybody thinks there is the small meant and this is the thing in 1776-foot on july 4 they go in time the document. never happened. never happened. they never signed the document all at once. most of them find it on august 2nd. there will vote on independence, which adams always that would be the anniversary of independence was july 2nd. but there are some guy signing and not over from philadelphia -- pennsylvania company do a. he's one of the last ones to sign and he signs at the very top. [laughter] like he was there first, but it really wasn't true. the importance of ma

the sister of virginia woolf who was my great ancestor for a mine named. so of that group used to visit charleston. the poet, novelist, a musician. and these kinds of people over 20 with 30 or 40 years and at the same time the house was decorated. as i said, covered almost from head to foot. endeavors, the chairs, curtains, lamps, floors, rugs, paintings on walls, of plethora, cornucopia of color. so that was what the book was initially about. this very beautiful photograph. and the idea was to provide the text. now, my father had written his, but my perceptions of the house were different. add known as a child when my grandmother was alive. i wanted to know from my adult perspective how how the heck my grandmother cope with this house , what she did about the children, getting meals on the table, the bathrooms when these people can the state. what did she feed them all? and that was tough my father was not interested in. i think that's the missing link. i think those of the questions i think readers, particularly female readers one task. there certainly t

quite busy for folks traveling in virginia.this accident activity river bend road eastbound lanes closed at the scene. crash closed 286 between 644 and lees chapel. northbound i-95 headed to quantity go, looks pretty good. that is a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. . >> we begin this hour in egypt after days of violence, reports united states puts a temporary hold on the billion dollars of million military aid. the muslim brotherhood could lead to more violence. mohammed budia is set to go on trial for his role in killing a protester in june. it is a serious blow to the brotherhood. another developing story from pakistan, former president indicted for murder of a former prime minister. pervez musharraf didn't do enough to prevent the murder and was head of the army at the time. they call the charges politically motivated. >> another day in court for vanessa pham's killer. testimony got underway after a quick round of jury selection and opening statements. wisdom back with the details. >> sarah, allison, no doubt julio blanc

so, just talk about what's in the article as it relates to virginia mason, gabby. - well, virginia mason did have a transformation, really, in how they handled their safety measures. they tripled the amount of time that nurses spend at the bedside. they instituted a patient safety alert, where any person in the hospital, either a patient or family member or a nurse can speak up and say, "listen, i don't think something's quite right here." that's a real culture shift, and that's really important. - and talk about their score, because you all, in celebrating your 10th anniversary, actually named that hospital as one of your hospitals of the decade when it comes to being a safe hospital. did that surprise even you or-- - it's surprising when you consider how far they've come. this is a hospital that, as you showed, had some problems, and they turned that around. because, fundamentally, problems with safety are not about the people who work at the hospital, because people who go into healthcare--physicians, nurses-- they want to be there because they care about people. so what virginia maso

wade, in virginia, to make all abortions illegal. cuccinelli even tried to bully the state board of health to get his way. the virginian-pilot said "the consequences of such a politically motivated precedent could be significant." cuccinelli's war on abortion, even in cases of rape or incest. ken cuccinelli. he's focused on his own agenda. not us. >> welcome back. friday morning as we take a live look at the u.s. capitol and you can see that flag waving pretty good this early in the day. >> a little bit of wind out there. we know, as i said earlier, we'll be playing peek i biowere the sun and peekaboo with the rain, too, jacqui. >> most of the rain comes late this afternoon, this evening, so keep that in mind for your planning purposes. this morning we just have 79 degrees in d.c. very, very warm for 6:00 and the breeze south southwest at 12 miles per hour. we should make it in the upper 80s this afternoon as the cold front gets a little bit closer. ahead of that front we're bringing in that southerly wind so that's why it's bringing

wade, in virginia, to make all abortions illegal. cuccinelli even tried to bully the state board of health to get his way. the virginiainpilot said "the consequences of such a politically motivated precedent could be significant." cuccinelli's war on abortion, even in cases of rape or incest. ken cuccinelli. he's focused on his own agenda. not us. >> "good morning, washington," i'm meteorologist jacqui jeras, good morning, fairfax, virginia, taking a live look at our weatherbug network. cloudy conditions but we will see sunshine. our ultraviolet index is high at a number nine. you can get a sunburn in 20 minutes. more sunshine in your seven day but we've got to get thunderstorms first. >> jacqui, thank you. we've got new developments in rhode island. that's where a 2-year-old boy is safe this morning after the murder of his mother and friend set off a nationwide amber alert. i see i see -- isaiah perez was found wandering around a housing project not far from the home where the woman's body was found. police arrested a man. but didn'

wade, in virginia, to make all abortions illegal. cuccinelli even tried to bully the state board of health to get his way. the virginian-pilot said "the consequences of such a politically motivated precedent could be significant." cuccinelli's war on abortion, even in cases of rape or incese. ken cuccinelli. he's focused on his own agenda. not us. >> the young family from d.c. who lost their home to a fire is getting help from a rapper. noz is a fan and he was watching the news and decided he wants to help. from there the donations are growing. >> the story proves you never know who is watching. he told me he was in japan when his manager saw our story and sent him a link. >> think it's raw emotion from a father down on his luck that struck a chord with the celebrity rapper. >> that guy was my neighbor. >> he saw our story earlier this week. >> a d.c. family trying to cope with loss. >> and started a donation page for a family whose home was destroyed by fire. >> we just knew we had to do something. >> that something is almost $50,00

wade, in virginia, to make all abortions illegal. cuccinelli even tried to bully the state board of health to get his way. the virginian-pilot said "the consequences of such a politically motivated precedent could be significant."." cuccinelli's war on abortion, even in cases of rape or incest. ken cuccinelli. he's focused on his own agenda. not us. >> you are watching abc 7 news at 11:00 -- on your side. embassiesr of u.s. and consulates closed because of a terrorist threat reopened. the u.s. close 19 embassies last week. the u.s. embassy in yemen will remain closed because of continuing concerns about potential attacks by al qaeda there. the u.s. consulate in lahore, pakistan will also remain closed. it was shut down due to a set -- a separate threat. the trains will be up and running in san francisco tomorrow. strike by thed a transit agency. he ordered workers not to strike for two months while and both sides try to work out a new contract. they walked up the job for days last month and threatened to strike again. california gove