charles houston. i don't know how many of you are familiar with charles houston, but in a variety of ways he is the architect of the modern civil rights movement or at least the legal phase of the modern civil rights movement. he's the man who actually planned the legal strategy that would eventually result in brown v board of education. charles houston was the dean of the howard university law school at the time. he was also a harvard graduate, harvard law school graduate. he was the first african-american to edit the harvard law review. i know in the last campaign with barack obama there was a great deal of emphasis on barack obama being the first person to run the harvard law review. technically barack obama, the president, was elected to head the harvard law review, but the person who was selected first, the african-american who was selected first was charles houston. charles houston was a brilliant legal strategist. and he set the direction and tone for the naacp throughout the 1930s and into the

their professionalism and as well, the work that is dmn houston, texas. where we are the center point, if you will, for a number of issues dealing with gun trafficking and as well the confluence, if you will, money, drugs, and guns. we are aware of the experience of collaboration. i will ask a series of quick questions and appreciate helping me get as much on the record as i can. what is the experience of collaboration? between the major federal law enforcement and i use as an example, atf and others along with those that i represent on the homeland security. what's the importance of that? >> ma'am, let me start by saying that state and local participation has been de a's bread and butter for the 39 years we have been in agency. you combine that partnership with the partnerships that we developed at the other federal agencies. i don't think there is any stronger or anything more effective at attacking violent crime and attacking drug trafficking than having task forces. to answer that, especially in the houston -- >> my question is, is a collaboration str

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the person who covered the first civil rights demonstration in houston, texas, the first sit-in, in houston, texas, was a young reporter from east texas who would eventually come to identify with the movement. that reporter's name was dan rather. dan rather. this is a -- like i said before, this is a movement that is sweeping fast. indeed, it's sweeping across the south so fast, so very fast, >> the person who covered the first civil rights, was a young reporter from east texas who would eventually come to identify with the movement. that reporter's name was dan rather. dan rather. this is a -- like i said before, this is a movement that is sweeping fast. indeed, it's sweeping across the south so fast, so very fast, that the elder civil rights leaders, the people in the naacp especially, are becoming concerned, or maybe i should use the term alarmed. in other words -- and it's not -- it's not simply the fact that the elders don't like the fact that all these young people are doing this stuff. it's the fact that the elders also understand that when these kids go to jail, naacp funds are used

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this week, exxon mobil announced it is moving its fairfax county operations to houston, texas. fox 5's sherry ly has more on the impact to the northern virginia economy. >> reporter: exxon mobil will leave fairfax county in better economic shape than when it came. 30 years ago, mobil oil's decision to come here put northern virginia on the map as a global business center. >> they can get along without them now. it is up fortunate timing and it will leave a hole there for a short while but i expect it will be back filled pretty quickly. >> reporter: where the move will hurt are local businesses like this restaurant. exxon mobil's 2100 employees are its customers. they come for lunch, dinner, happy hour and company parties. >> i would say lunch and happy hour. >> reporter: virginia's governor bob mcdonnell tried to convince exxon mobil to stay. in a statement, his office said, while disappointing, we've been aware since early in the administration that exxon mobil planned to consolidate operations in houston. our fox us now is ensuring that every possible step is taken to help al

houston, we have a shuttle. look at that. these are pictures from ktrk, our affiliate. this is in clear lake, texas. we have a replica. it is smack in the middle of an intersection outside of houston, texas. you're looking at live pictures. you see the middle of your screen. it's a little hazy. see that? this is a mock-up of the shuttle. it's not the real deal. it is heading to its new permanent home, the johnson space center in houston. look at that. those are amazing pictures. remember we said the end of the era when it came to the shuttle. the shuttle enterprise is making its own journey. crews loaded the shuttle on to a barge in new york. they did that yesterday. it will carry the shuttle along the shore of queens and brooklyn. enterprise's new home will be the intrepid sea, air and space museum along the hudson river and they're getting ready for -- man that's going to be spectacular there along the hudson. all right. we're going to follow up on. that let's talk politics now. wisconsin voters are days away

. >> in just two years, the fbi field office in houston has interviewed over 100 young women who were held captive, prisoners forced to perform sex acts for 14 hours a day, 6 days a week. >> they were usually young, as young as 14 years old. >> agent vasquez assigned to the harris county trafficking task force says hundreds of young women are held in these seemingly harmless-looking bars and restaurants. >> they look normal from the outside. if you drive by one of them, you would not think more than, what a busy business. >> translator: he raped me. i didn't know him. >> 20-year-old carla sanchez says instead of the restaurant job she was promised, she was beaten and raped within hours of her arrival from el salvador. then she was thrown to a group of men. >> translator: he said, they're going to tell you to drink with them because every drink you have goes towards paying off your trip here. >> the cantinas work like this -- if a client buys a beer, it costs him $3. if a client wants a girl, he has to pay $13 for her beer. in the time it takes that girl to drink that beer, he's allowe

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karen gray houston is live in the newsroom with the latest. >> the council did pass a $9.4 billion budget today. it extends benefits for needy

. >>> still to come, a major company wants to relocate its headquarters for houston. >> but first nearly two years after that deadly mining in, west virginia families are on capitol hill -- mining accident in west virginia families are on capitol hill still demanding change. >>> relatives of minors killed in west virginia's upper big branch disaster are meeting with members of congress today. they're calling on lawmakers to pass new mine safety regulations by july 4th. the national mining association opposes those new rules and the bill has been stalled in congress. 29 minors lost their lives in that west virginia mine explosion back in 2010. >>> a rescue operation on a much smaller scale caught on tape in arizona, a consistent pulled out of a drain outside a restaurant in peoria with a can stuck on its head. rescuers say they aren't sure how long he was down there. it did take a while to get his head out of the soda can. the kitty is expected to be fine but needs a new home. >>> a boston transit worker praised for his heroic act in rescuing a stuffed bunny. the mother of a 3-year-old wr

karen gray houston spoke to d.c.'s mayor who has his own legal issues to get his take on what is going on. karen? >> reporter: brian, mayor gray said on a personal level, he hasn't reached out to kwame brown, sent him a text to show him some support. the mayor likes to remind people the two of them came on the council at the same time and worked closely together for years. and the u.s. attorney's office said that its investigation is not over yet, which leaves vince gray still operating under a cloud. if vince gray is a target of federal prosecutors, he's not saying he's nervous about the possibility of being next. >> i am going on and doing my job every day. >> reporter: mid-day at the wilson building, he was swearing in new board members of the newly established corrections information couple. >> the duties of the office. >> of -- >> reporter: set up to monitor and inspect the conditions of d.c. residents, sent to prisons around the country and questions remain whether he knew about the illegal activities from top t

talked about synthetic, but focused on bath salts, and particularly the impact that it just had in houston, texas, a story i refer to you khou channel 11 specifically talked about a heen yous incident with bath salts in an individual, david petersons, who died on gallison street. he was found disoriented and in extreme physical deterioration and then i'd appreciate your comment about dea officers and physician officers and pain pills and whether or not the response is excessive, whether you think we're being fair to doctors on that -- on those investigations. >> do you have all points of that multi-faceted question? >> the last question i had a hard time hearing. >> the efforts with dea -- thank you, mr. chairman. the efforts with dea officers dealing with physicians and pain pills, there's been sort of a surge of closing physician offices, arresting them. i'm wondering, are we being excessive? are we being careful because you're literally shutting down professionals who may be legitimately issuing -- >> okay. witness will answer. >> okay. i'll start with the -- you asked about the budget.

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they loaded up in the car in 1927 and they moved to houston to the montrose neighborhood. in 1927, texas was a dust bowl. houston because of the port and no banks closed their. it was a pretty good move by the cronkites. it was a jim crow city. they encountered a lot of racism. his father is into practice did not work out. he was at a dental college. he had some personnel problems. his father started drinking heavily. eventually they got a divorce. walter is the only child raised by his mother in houston. his father moved back to missouri. cronkite got an early interest in journalism and high school. they started have in journalism classes. today that does shot people. in the 1930's, it was unusual. cronkite started competing. it was all about the five ws of journalism, who, what, when, where, and why. he wrote for school newspapers. due to a girlfriend staying in houston, he enrolled in the university of texas at austin. he got deeply involved with the school paper. he wanted to be an engineer for a while, hoping he could get rich. he realized he had no acumen for serious

of arizona and started a successful energy company, falcon seaboard, based in houston. he was first elected as texas land commissioner and has served as text lieutenant lieutenant governor since 2003. the candidates will be answering questions posed by republican voters who have been following their campaigns and by journalists, political reporter crystal ayala from univision, texas, peggy fekak, the legislative bureau chief for the "san antonio expressious" and "the houston chronicle" and ross rams ramsey, executive editor of "the texas tribune." thank you for being here. we've agreed on rules for the debate, based on a coin toss the first question from peggy goes to ted cruz. >> mr. cruz, more than 11 million undocumented people are in this country. do you support or oppose deporting them and do you support a guest worker program for which a number of them could qualify as laid out in the state republican party platform? >> well, thank you for being here and thank you for everyone in the studio audience for joining us. the question you raise touches on a crisis that o

reporter for the houston chronicle newspaper named sarah tressler was fired by the paper found out she was also a stripper on the side in addition to a reporting job when she's filed a federal gender discrimination complaint that's yet to be resolved doesn't think she should have been fired but she's also written a book about her experiences called diary of an angry stripper. and she says she didn't want to have to write the book she wanted to keep her job at the chronicle now she's got a book out so what on earth about being a stripper would keep you from being a good journalist i guess i don't understand that like what it was what you were gonna call they allow you to do that and she was writing about high society i guess that's because i know if you're if you are an ardent christian or an ardent muslim person and you're writing about strip clubs. does that prevent you from being able to write meaningfully about any other topic that may not here to some kind of moral standard i don't know i just don't think that actually lines up and the idea that we have to journalists have to live

my wife has been a rock and all of our family in houston today. we had a lot of support come up today and the last six weeks. >> nine weeks. >> nine weeks. [ laughter ] time flies when you having fun. >> and my sisters are here. it's been trying to them, and i thank them for their strength and showing their strength and support. really, all of you media guys that know me and have follow mid career. [ applause ] >> way to go, rusty! >> you have been listening to roger clemens getting emotional there as he speaks in front of the courthouse. the perjury trial over now he's been acquitted on all charge by the jury. after 10 hours of deliberations, the jury came out with the verdict and the outcome brings an end to a 10- week trial that capped an expensive, very expensive five- year investigation into one of the greatest pitchers in the history of baseball. and again, acquitted on all charges. >>> another man who is in prison in texas is under arrest for an eight-year-old rape case in silver spring. karen gray houston has more. >> reporter: shawn, agai

matt cain pitched a gem, one for the ages against the houston astros. >> tonight's game was historic. it was epic really. mark ibanez is here with what it all means. >> even nonbaseball fans nervous in the newsroom. put it in perspective. the thousands and thousands of major league baseball games this is only the 22nd time it has happened, and never in giants history. that includes the time in new york. matt cain is the first ever to pitch a perfect game. 27 up, 27 down, and he just dominated the houston astros. by the way, they won 10-0. he also set a career high in strike outs. he was just clearly dominant. 14 strike outs, a career best for him. he just had the astros eating out of his hands. but in the 7th inning, a bit of trouble right here. jordan schafer blasts one to deep center field. blanco with a sensational catch. at that point, you had to figure fate was in matt cane's hands. he gives the touchdown sign, he's usually not that emotional. we go to the 9th inning, needing one more out. >> we can talk about the 6th inning and the 7th inning, those two unbelievable catches. tha

sissy houston has signed a book deal. it will tell the, quote, unabridged and unbelievable story of houston's troubled life. the book is scheduled for release in february. one year after whitney houston was found dead in a hotel bathtub. a portion of proceeds will go to her childhood church. >>> the sun's aging power. an old tradition becoming relevant again. the science behind why our favorite songs and tv shows just never seem to get old. >> it's time for hot talk with cain of hot 95. this noung new england journal of medicine photo of a man who's been a truck driver for 30 years is proof you need to wear sunscreen behind the wheel. >> with the window up in his truck. that's unilateral determino. what has happened is for 30 years, he's been driving a truck. windows up, windows down. uva rays penetrate through glass. same thing with uvv. they found this out that through driving his left side was exposed to the sun. his right side was not. if that isn't a sign to be wearing sunscreen when you go out this summer, i don't k

matt cain pitched a gem, one for the ages against the houston astros. >> tonight's game was historic. it was epic really. mark ibanez is here with what it all means. >> even nonbaseball fans nervous in the newsroom. put it in perspective. the thousands and thousands of major league baseball games this is only the 22nd time it has happened, and never in giants history. that includes the time in new york. matt cain is the first ever to pitch a perfect game. 27 up, 27 down, and he just dominated the houston astros. by the way, they won 10-0. he also set a career high in strike outs. he was just clearly dominant. 14 strike outs, a career best for him. he just had the astros eating out of his hands. but in the 7th inning, a bit of trouble right here. jordan schafer blasts one to deep center field. blanco with a sensational catch. at that point, you had to figure fate was in matt cane's hands. he gives the touchdown sign, he's usually not that emotional. we go to the 9th inning, needing one more out. >> we can talk about the 6th inning and the 7th inning, those two unbelievable catches. tha

karen gray houston, thank you very much. one way or another, this will have a big effect on the city council. let's bring in fox 5's political analyst to talk more about this. mark, we can't ignore the fact he has a history of this because we saw him get in your face here at the fox 5 studios not too long ago. >> that was a few months ago and he got very close to me and he was really in some way, far too close. far too inappropriate behavior. i just stood up and talked to him. but obviously his nerves are frayed. a lot of pressure. and sometimes he doesn't act the way he probably should. >> mark, what are the potential charges he's facing right now? >> well, they are felony charges. there are no charges that have been filed. we should keep on stressing that. but there surely is a buzz, even a source within the u.s. attorney's office acknowledge the buzz of misappropriateuating campaign funds and then getting kick backs to his father, from his father and brother. he really had no opposition and then there are also reports, no

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. >> matt cain, cooking against houston. 10-nothing, and then in the 7th inning, the defining moment of this game, gregor blanco, and -- if you're a baseball fan, to see a right fielder make the catch pretty much in center field, but they had the guy play perfectly. 8th inning, cain matches sandy cofax, 14 strikeouts. that's his wife looking on, chelsea. most ever in a perfect game. and here comes the finish. >> from deep center, got him! [ cheering and applause ] >> and that's a perfect game! >> one more time. first time, 27 up, 27 down. cain threw 125-pitch, 86 for strikes. one more time. 14 strikeouts tonight. some people say jonathan sanchez a couple years ago, yes. did not walk a batter. but there was an error by juan uribe. so that does not count. vern glen is at the ball park. vern, your thoughts? >> reporter: well, not since sandy cofax who struck out 14 and had a perfect game had anybody seen anything like this. in fact, cain was, like, wow, it's nice to be in good company with a guy like cofax. maybe he should show up to the ball park and hit golf balls more often. he said

houston. he went from houston to fort worth after midnight. we hadn't eaten since lunch because we were on the go all the time. it was not unusual. we usually had a pack of peanuts in our pocket. that was about it. >> the problem was there usually when enough people. >> one or two more questions. yes commissary. >> is there anything we don't know do you or anyone else is not telling us? >> there is nothing that i am aware of that hasn't been revealed. all the information is out there. the only thing i am aware of his tax information. i understand there was some law to require that particular information to not be revealed. more than enough. >> andre. you haven't we heard from? yes, sir. [inaudible] >> i was thrown to them is very when i was about six, 78 years old. >> thank you all very much. [applause] >> what are you reading this summer? booktv wants to know. >> i am an avid reader and this summer i am focused on chris matthew's new book, a personal presidential favor of mine, john kennedy. i have a book here, jack kennedy, elusive hero. one

. >>> the nba draft is tomorrow and the houston rockets plan to make a big splash. they traded chase to the timberwolves. houston now has three first round picks and according to reports they're trying to acquire as many assets as possible to make a trade for dwight howard. >>> one guy who was dealing was chapman who struck out three in the ninth to close out the brewers. if you thought the celebrations were good, look at the sommer saults. off to london he'll go. reds won it, 4-3. >>> quite a kroers in the reds/indians games. -wise jumped into the stands and grabbed it. take a look. he made a grab but the ball fell from the glove it. was called an out. the yanks got a gift on derek jeter's birthday. they won it. >>> oates was named head coach of the capitals. >>> and finally matt doumit leads the pga tournament. with two shouts out made a turn and found its way to the bottom of the cup. that's a hole in one and he didn't even know it. who, me? yes, you. matt will be cruising the links in style this weekend. that shot won him a new golf cart. that's your early look

. >>> later in this broadcast, giants at home taking on houston. the as at colorado. tiger woods is talking . and miami taking on oklahoma city, game 1. [ thunk ] sweet! [ male announcer ] the solid thunk of the door on the jetta. thanks, mister! [ meow ] [ male announcer ] another example of volkswagen quality. that's the power of german engineering. right now lease the 2012 jetta for $159 a month. visit vwdealer.com today. >>> a huge wildfire in colorado. this has grown to 43,000-acre, and that is bigger than,éq washington dc. this is being called the hyde park fire. it's only about fire% contained. it's -- 15% contained. the governor has declared a state of emergency freeing up millions of dollars. a 62 year-old woman has been killed. >>> verizon is making changes to its cellphone plans,a announcing -- announcing a plan today that will get you data on multiple devices. verizon rolling out the share everything plan june 28th. and doing away with tiered voice and texting plans. customers using only one device might actually end up paying more. 8th congressional dist

on board the aircraft, we went from san antonio to houston. quince houston to fort worth and got into fort worth after midnight. we hadn't had a chance to eat anything because we were on the go all the time. wasn't that unusual. we usually had a bag of peanuts in our pocket. >> there weren't enough people. >> not enough people, not enough time. >> one or two more questions. yes, sir? [inaudible] >> is there anything that we don't know that you or anyone else is not telling? [laughter] >> there's nothing that i am aware of that hasn't been revealed. all the information is out there. the only thing i am aware of that may not have been revealed is tax information. i understand there was some lot that required that particular information to not be revealed. anything regarding this assassination is out. >> did you ask a question already? yes, sir? >> a great picture of you and kennedy. >> i was thrown in the missouri river when i was 7 or 8 years old. i've learned how to swim. >> thank you all very much. it has been a pleasure. >> you are watching

see the large truck waiting to pull explorer into its final stop which will be the space center in houston. the replica, used to be at florida's space center. you can see how little the truck looks next to that huge shuttle. >> with that going? >> i think it's going to help it get off the barge and move it where it's eventually going. >> so cool to watch. >> yeah, how they're moving these all over the country. >> on planes, by boat. everywhere. >> we're not going to have the stories anymore. well, just talk about wild weather. this is rather unheard of. >> ten tornadoes. i don't know how this is going to rank against -- we've been in constant contact with the national weather service. we'll look back historicically at where this ranks and it's got to be in history. fortunately, nothing like that today. there has been thunderstorms out there and warnings with the thunderstorms. those were canceled early. a lot of people are nervous and they started to see a new round in morning. this is not the kind of weather pattern. we have a chance of scattered thunderstorms and nothing like friday's. t

. >> but not a pitching duel in houston. reds in town to take on 'stros. and ludwig, after the reds let the 8-2 lead slip away. 'stros take the lead. thes in a home run derby in houston. >> they did. votto homered, frazier homered. we saw ludwig. what a play. the effort here. >> martinez unable to make the play. 10-9 bottom of the six. yankees-tigers. uh-oh. straight away center. .420, not deep enough. >> upper! >> the tenth home run of the season. miguel cabrera dialed in, hitting .319 on the year. twins-indians. trevor looking for home run number six. >> wanting him to grow and develop. he has been in the organization six years. finally starting to pay off. >> twins bats coming alive. joe mauer, the former mvp joe mauer. long ball stroke. >> mauer is hitting almost .300. is he going to find the strike that he hit over 20 a few years back? >> no doubt. he is healthy. i don't know about the 12 home runs. but the batting average will be high. >> twins will be disappointing. they need them to pick it up to stay in contention. >> reminder, fox sports is proud

you've called the case houston's rodney king. do you think the attorney general can adequately look into this when he's under so much scrutiny and so much political fire right now? >> guest: there are topnotch lawyers in the department of justice. in fact, the department of justice through all administrations has been a steadfast agency dealing with violations of law. how i would complement and attribute leadership to general holder is that for the first time we've had a vigorous civil rights section that has looked at a number of cases dealing with voting infractions, purging of voters and civil rights violations. let me be very clear over my tenure as a member of the house judiciary committee i've had a very strong record in supporting our law enforcement across this nation. our local law enforcement with funding and resources and laws that would protect them, our federal law enforcement. and that's why i so steadily want to be persistent on making sure the integrity of all law enforcement is upheld. in this instance this was a

guest: we miss you in houston. encourage your member of congress to support the idea of comprehensive immigration reform. all those initiatives that have been introduced -- working with many others in the congress, have been championed, balanced immigration reform that would include a fee structure that would generate millions and millions of dollars into our coffers. many of the parents of these children pay taxes every day. they pay state taxes, state income taxes, property taxes. the taxes are being paid. it is important that we realize the taxes are paid in many forms. they are purchases of goods and products. the idea of a comprehensive response. the president responded to an emergency. he could hear stories of these young children being in the deportation process. it was in essence taking space and time from the ice process for those who would be here to do us harm and it is more important to focus on serious offenders. host: our guests, representative sheila jackson terms on thetwo city council before she be

some storms in houston this morning and minneapolis will be the active weather spot later today. we could see strong showers our thunderstorms, maybe an isolated tornado. about 95% of the country is dry and beautiful. and as bego through friday we continue with much of the east coast looking great. still, the stormy spot over the next couple of daus will be from iowa to wisconsin through the northern plains well, if you're watching us on kobtv 4 in albuquerque, anymore, in santa fe, celebrate the state's 200th anniversary since entering the union at 47 stars at the new mexico history museum. and that's your "early today" event of the day, lynn. >> all right, bill. thanks so much. >>> and now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. fox news reports another miss usa contest tanlts who spoke on anonymity is telling the same story as former miss pennsylvania, sheena monnin, that the five top finers were picked in advance. she claims she heard about it all from miss florida. pageant owner donald trump has denied monnin's charges and is suing her for defamati

. >> april 23rd, 2011, houston, texas. it's just after 2:00 a.m. and hungry partiers move from the nightclubs to the 24-hour waffle house to wind down the night. >> one of the party goers' favorite places to eat when the bars close. we usually get pretty full. >> everybody at waffle house that night came from a club. >> patrons just arrived for a late-night snack when suddenly three men burst in with guns. surveillance cameras record the violent ordeal as it unfolds. >> we haven't been there not even five minutes because we haven't even placed our order for dr saw the guy run in and that's when the guy noticed he was standing in front of the other guy with the gun in front of his head. >> waffle house employee, brent, is also stunned by the brazen robbery. >> when the robbers came in, my back was towards the entrance. i was making waffles at the time. i really didn't hear them and i turned to my right and saw a lady fall out of the chair. i thought she just had too much to drink. that's when i realized what was going on. i saw three guys with guns

thunderstorms from houston to san antonio. >> triple digits in phoenix. upper 80s in the south and the middle of the country. 70s from seattle to fargo. >>> overseas now to egypt where there is turmoil this morning. state tv announcing former president hosni mubarak is clinically dead and on life support after having a stroke in prison. the news capped a day in which tens of thousands of people flocked to cairo's tahrir square to protest dissolution of parliament and competing claims of who won last weekend's presidential election. >>> president obama has just returned to the white house after a two-day meeting with leaders of the world's largest economies. the summit, of course, focused on the troubled european economies and their impact on the rest of the world, but the u.s. came in for a share of the blame as well. abc's richard cantu reports. >> reporter: president barack obama left no doubt about his focus on the just completed g-20 summit in mexico. after all, it's how well or bad the economy is doing come november that may decide who is in the whit

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at boeing in the city of houston now media plans to start putting in bed new cameras at 12 underground stations by the end of next summer and have them at all of the underground stations by the end of 2014. live in santa discuss sharing chance cbs five. an athlete from poland is intemperances good night's to begin a trip across the united states. but the vast spoiled his plans to write a specially equipped bike is don knapp shows us the have and spoiled his determination. tomorrow morning side less road it parks differences as the hot richard against united states. by wheelchair. that wasn't the plan with a double amputee landed yesterday it is going to cross the u.s. and is $10,000 expressly made it can grant it three will bike. but when dr. baltimore was ago we came out the door and he said it this bicycle cut the still greatly from the front door locked and enter then made off with a unique 3 will era. you think that an across country challenge right there. but the plan b. as whenever it takes. and he wants to show them that we're people query sportsmen weekend do everything. a form

the oil and gas company shutting down its office and moving its employees to houston, texas. all 2,100 employees will move in 22014. it's consolidating its offices in akron, ohio, and houston as well. >>> coming up in 15, a beverage battle will play out. everyone from all around the country are in town for a soda summit. they're going to discuss ways to reduce americans' consumption of sugary soft drinks. it comes about a week after new york city mayor michael bloomberg placed a ban on unhealthy sodas around large drinks. >>> a day care owner's son is in jail this morning accused of sexually assaulting a 3-year-old. police say it happened tuesdayet a day carry a woman ran inside her home in woodbridge. her son, da kwon michael miller assaulted the child in a bathroom. the mother is devastated. >> i am so sorry to the family. please for dpriv me. i am so sorry. i would never want to hurt nobody's child. he was just like my baby. he said he didn't do it. he said he was upset that he was accused of something like that and we believed him. >> miller is being held without bond. >>

casas por dias, a 40 dólares.>> no teníamos hora de comida, ni almuerzo >>segun el centro laboral de houston, el temor de quedar sin empleo es el factor que impide poner la denuncia. sobre todo si es indocumentados >>sí, el temor de donde encontrar trabajo, como llevar el dine a la casa. por eso aguanté muchos años ahí >>son acosadas, si hablan con la señora, la amenaza con la inmigración si son indocumentados >>lo cierto es que las trabajdoras ganaron la batalla. a miriam tuvieron que pagarle 40 mil dólares en salarios no pagados, así también sus compañeras >>es demuestra que se puede que hay que segui en la lucha, también demuestra que necesitamos más proteccion >>es que muchas trabajadoras en estados unidos no se les pagan sus horas de trabajo ni estando enfermas, por eso ha surgido un movimiento que velará por sus derechos >>en brevemás informacion, regresa al quirófano alejandra guzmán, comparte la noticias con sus seguidores por twitter >>gilberto santa rosa sprende a su pareja, le contamos como fue, tenemos imágenes exclusivas yeron que pescaban con la lancha en la "s

karen gray houston, fox 5 news. >> people are cleaning up in hampton, virginia. the path stretched 3.5 miles. a few homes in both were damaged. >> we saw it coming. we had a part of our house where as hard as of glass were in the wall. >> tornadoes caused more than 4 # million in damages there. there were no fatalities reported, only minor injuries. >>> the storm front left behind some cooler temperatures. but we're still watching a few showers on the radar. let's get your forecast with gary. >> we had a few out there. thunderstorms earlier this evening, and it's moved off to the shore. let me show you on radar. here in the city, nothing. few showers to frederick county and along i-81. heaviest of the rain and thunderstorms right now by rehoboth beach and i imagine will sink to bethany and ocean city as well. this is the last three hours. all of this coming down from pennsylvania. we saw this at 6:00. talked about it would probably come through and bring a few showers. it's what's happened. there's more activity up there. not worried about it staying together and